The Amazing son in law Chapter 6520

Furthermore, it’s essential that the industry they work in is sufficiently traditional. A traditional industry can elevate the employment threshold, ensuring that outsiders do not take it lightly;”

“For instance, an automobile factory with thousands of employees is regarded as a medium to large enterprise in any country, representing a high-end manufacturing sector. Such enterprises garner significant attention from the government, media, and industry players, creating a very high level of interest;”

“Conversely, if it’s a mine with thousands of workers, as long as no major accidents occur, it typically goes unnoticed by the public;”

At this point, Li Yalin paused briefly before stating: “If we aim to locate the residences of deceased soldiers under the command of the Right Army Governor in Europe, we should compile a list of all traditional industrial and mining companies in Europe, then employ the elimination method for screening;”

“We can eliminate European state-owned enterprises or those with government equity participation; the Qingqing Association is unlikely to establish a death camp within a state-owned or state-influenced enterprise;”

“Next, we eliminate companies with fewer than 300 employees; a company of that size cannot meet the necessary criteria I mentioned earlier;”

“We also pass on leading companies within the industry that have a solid reputation; Poqinghui would certainly avoid turning its death camp into a high-profile star company;”

“Companies that have experienced significant safety incidents also pass; even if a major safety event occurs at the Qingqinghui’s death camp, it will likely remain hidden from public view;”

“Additionally, any companies with issues such as tax evasion, environmental pollution, or wage disputes will also pass; every dead soldier station could be the result of years of hard work by the Qinghui, and they would never allow these minor issues to jeopardize their operations. Discovering any illegal activities could pose a massive risk to them.”

With that said, Li Yalin expressed his excitement: “After these filtering rounds, the remaining companies should ideally be those that are large yet not particularly famous or profitable, but operate relatively stably, comply with regulations, and have no history of issues. This process could potentially narrow our search from 100,000 to just 1,000 or even 100, making our target significantly smaller;”

“Damn!” Asher exclaimed, slapping the table in excitement. “Great job, Lao Li! You’ve tackled this case head-on! With this strategy, you can accomplish over 99% of the filtering in one go, saving us a tremendous amount of effort. When the time comes, locating these 1,800 companies—or even just a few hundred—will be straightforward, making our objective crystal clear!”

charlie Wade could hardly contain his excitement, praising, “Detective Li, you truly are the chief investigator! Hearing you say that has opened my eyes!”

Following that, charlie Wade added: “I believe we can introduce a few more filtering criteria. For instance, among these companies, we can rule out those located more than a hundred kilometers from an airport. The global mobilization of Po Qinghui’s subordinates requires flexibility, and lacking an airport nearby would significantly hinder the mobilization of the dead soldiers;”

“Exactly!” Li Yalin agreed. “Aside from North America, Asia and Europe actually have a limited number of airports. Adding this condition could potentially reduce our scope by over half!”

charlie Wade then suggested, “Additionally, we should examine the recruitment information for the target companies. The Dead Soldier Station operates in a relatively closed loop; they likely don’t recruit externally, meaning these companies shouldn’t advertise job openings. Of course, they might release misleading information to the public, so while this condition may not be ideal for screening, it can help highlight key suspects. If the companies we identify have no recruitment postings, they may warrant closer investigation.”

“Absolutely!” Li Yalin responded, visibly impressed. “Mr. Wade has a keen investigative instinct!”

charlie Wade humbly replied, “In comparison to Detective Li, I’m just an amateur.”

He continued, “Now that Detective Li has a clear direction, let’s get to work and see if there’s anything I can assist with.”

Li Yalin nodded in agreement, stating, “The initial phase will focus on gathering information, followed by selection in the second stage, and finally on-site investigations in the third stage.”

As he elaborated, Li Yalin noted, “The first stage is the most challenging. There are countless industrial and mining companies worldwide. We need to collect all their information individually and then filter through the databases;”

“The key challenge in this process is ensuring our data collection is thorough. If we miss any target companies, all subsequent screening efforts will be rendered futile!”

Homula, who usually oversees Anjia’s external dealings, couldn’t help but express his concern: “This data is indeed colossal. While we might access corporate information in some countries through connections, many others will be challenging to navigate, forcing us to rely on online sources. The subsequent screening will also demand a significant workload, with many conditions requiring manual comparison and verification.”

Li Yalin acknowledged, “The workload will certainly be considerable, but pursuing this direction presents opportunities that are far more manageable than searching for a needle in a haystack.”

At this moment, An Qishan declared confidently, “It doesn’t matter! Regardless of the workload, we must tackle it! Let’s allocate a billion dollars to prepare for this!”

Suddenly, charlie Wade had a thought and interjected, “Perhaps it’s not as complicated as we believe.”

Everyone turned to him, curious about his new perspective.

charlie Wade explained, “This entire process can be managed using AI. The current AI databases have been updated through this year, and everything available online—excluding core state secrets—is stored within. If we train the AI correctly, informing it of our needs, it can assist us in sifting through the massive volumes of data!”