The Amazing son in law Chapter 7089

With the cards now laid bare, the Tiger Soldiers and Cavalry Guards discarded any pretense of secrecy. The three teams sprang into action, fully committed to their investigative tasks.

Even though the Poqing Society lacked its own remote sensing satellite, it had the means to purchase the latest imagery from prominent satellite companies. Whether these companies had captured any recent images of Duke Mining hinged on sheer luck.

On the brighter side, they were able to obtain satellite images of Duke Mining from several firms covering the past few days. Unfortunately, the downside was that these images revealed no unusual activity at Duke Mining in the last week or so.

Firstly, the images were taken during daylight hours, showing the gates of Duke Mining securely closed, with no vehicles or personnel moving in or out.

Secondly, a comparison with earlier satellite images revealed no foreign vehicles or equipment, and there was no indication of a mass evacuation.

When Wu Shutong received this update, he wasn’t surprised. This outcome fell within his expectations. Knowing how meticulous the other side was, he understood they would not risk mobilizing vehicles and personnel in broad daylight. While he recognized the slim chance of uncovering clues from this angle, he also knew that abandoning the investigation was not an option.

Thus, he instructed his team to broaden their satellite image analysis to encompass a 150-kilometer radius around Duke Mining, seeking any irregularities in that area over the past few days. The movement of tens of thousands of individuals could leave traces, and locations where such large groups congregate or hide would likely be visible in satellite imagery.

For instance, areas that suddenly experienced an influx of vehicles or large crowds could produce telltale signs, such as increased smoke from cooking that lasted longer than usual during meal times. By comparing these elements with previous images, they could identify potential targets.

Soon after, another team achieved a significant “breakthrough.” They speculated that the members of Duke Mining might have used rail transport to leave the area. Consequently, they began scrutinizing surveillance footage from the Moroccan National Railway, the Casablanca Freight Station, and the port.

A large group meticulously analyzed hundreds of cameras and countless hours of video frame by frame, eventually spotting some suspicious figures in the footage from several dock cameras. When these individuals entered the dock, they left behind evidence that the team quickly recognized as a crucial lead.

This video was promptly forwarded to Wu Shutong. Although he had never encountered the individuals in the footage, the special envoy, Dong Mingchao, possessed the personnel files of all Duke Mining members. The Poqing Society maintained strict records, with comprehensive documentation for each household. For every Xiaoqiwei or Shishi, this was akin to an entire family tree, detailing the ancestry of those who first joined the Poqing Society, including names, hometowns, physical descriptions, and family backgrounds. Every generation’s information was meticulously recorded, with birth dates cataloged, and in modern times, even baby photos were archived.

A team quickly began cross-referencing the personnel files to find potential matches for the suspects captured in the video. Before long, they identified the individuals as part of the Xiaoqiwei contingent from Duke Mining.

This discovery generated excitement and confidence among the team, as they believed they had traced the movements of the Cavalry Guards. Wu Shutong recognized this finding as a significant breakthrough in their operation!

Buoyed by this progress, Wu Shutong immediately ordered a majority of their manpower to be redirected to the Casablanca dock. Their goal was to gather all information regarding ships that departed the port on the day of the incident, as well as a few days before and after, and to investigate these freighters thoroughly.

Within a few days, nearly a hundred freighters had sailed from the port of Casablanca to various destinations worldwide. In Wu Shutong’s eyes, each one of these vessels raised suspicions.

Although tracking these ships once they were at sea posed challenges, Wu Shutong felt reassured. Every freighter that managed to dock at the port must have legitimate identification. With this information in hand, it would be straightforward to trace their origins and associated companies. While the investigation would require considerable effort, none of these ships would elude scrutiny.