The Amazing Son-in-Law [The Charismatic Charlie Wade] (Chinese name) Chapter: 4775

Ma Kui spoke seriously, “This has to be real. That kid knows too much about us and even understands our movements. He must have done his homework on us.”

A Liang asked, looking worried, “You don’t think he could be a Sliver, do you?”

Ma Kui shook his head. “No way. Tiaozi wouldn’t use such tricks. This kid seems to have faced a lot in his life. There are so many of us and so many guns here, but he didn’t flinch at all. In fact, he made me feel shaky. Do you think a Sliver would have that kind of nerve?”

Ma Kui glanced around and added, “I really think this kid has us surrounded, but we just can’t see it.”

A Liang grew even more anxious. He looked around and said, “By the way, Uncle Ma, did you see how he broke free? I didn’t catch it at all. It’s impressive; even a cow wouldn’t be able to get away that easily!”

Ma Kui shrugged, “I have no idea how he did it. But this guy is incredibly wealthy, confident, and brave. His background is definitely not ordinary, and he’s not someone we can easily deal with. Maybe he really wants to take control of the whole ‘Crazy Juarez.’ If that’s true, it could be a great opportunity for us…”

He paused for a moment, then continued, “Even if he turns out to be dangerous, we should just leave it to the boss to handle.”

“That makes sense…” A Liang said as he wiped his sweat. “Let the boss decide. This is all so strange…”

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The real power behind Mei Yuzhen is a criminal group known as ‘Crazy Juarez,’ which is deeply rooted in northern Mexico. The reason for…

The name “Crazy Juarez” comes from the boss of this criminal group, Juarez. Unlike the quiet and reserved nature often seen in Chinese culture, many Westerners like to put their names on their businesses. For example, you’ll see names like Boeing for airplanes or Dyson for vacuum cleaners, and even a clothing brand started by two men includes both their names. In Huaxia, this practice is quite uncommon, but in the West, it’s everywhere.

Even criminal groups in the West follow this trend by naming themselves after their leaders. The “Crazy Juarez” group isn’t one of the top five crime organizations in Mexico, but they’ve committed just as many terrible acts. To make as much money as possible, they engage in a variety of illegal activities. They manufacture, smuggle, and sell contraband, and they also kidnap, extort, and assassinate.

One of the largest parts of their business is selling human organs. They not only sell organs but also trick desperate people from the United States and Canada into coming to Mexico, where they take their organs and dispose of their bodies. Due to the high number of criminal groups and homicides in Mexico, both local and foreign police struggle to handle these cases. This has allowed the organ resale business to thrive with little risk and high rewards.

Over the years, this group has continued their illegal operations without much trouble, and their profits have only increased. Right now, Juarez himself is enjoying his success.

His Mexican girlfriend and he were having a great time at the underground casino in Ensenada. Tonight was his lucky night; he had just won a whopping $200,000 by beating the house.

Just as he was enjoying the moment, his phone buzzed on the gambling table. It was his subordinate, Ma Kui, calling. Feeling a bit annoyed, he answered the phone with a cold tone, “Why are you calling so late? Can’t you see I’m busy gambling?”

Ma Kui quickly replied, “Boss, we have a problem in the operating room. A big shot just showed up…”