Chapter 69 I caught you - "The system sends editors, from deliveryman to 007 agent"

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Once you have the person, the information will naturally be there. In this case, let's change the method - get the person and stay as long as you want, not to mention ten minutes, ten hours will do.

Of course, "direct control" is easier said than done.

What's the difficulty?

The difficulty lies in not making a fuss.

Gu Chengan has authorization, but authorization is not a universal pass.In Hong Kong Island, authorization means "you can do it", not "you can do whatever you want".

If a fight breaks out on the street, alerting passers-by, calling the police, and making the news—even if it turns out that Mark Simon is indeed a spy, the handling of this incident will change from a "covert operation" to an "open judicial process."

Open judicial proceedings mean diplomatic notes, consular notifications, media attention, and lawyer intervention.

A "mobile hawker" holding a Canadian passport was subdued by officials on the street in Hong Kong Island - just thinking about this image makes people's blood pressure rise.

Therefore, there is only one core principle for the entire operation: enter the village quietly, and do not use guns.

Where to start?

The answer is obvious - the open car park near North Point Pier.

After Marc Simon closes his stall at night, he will drive the ice cream truck back to the parking lot to spend the night. Gu Chengan saw it with his own eyes last night.

Apparently he was living in his car.

The parking lot is small, with about ten parking spaces. It is in a remote location, and the flow of people is extremely low at night.

The most important thing is that the parking lot is surrounded by walls on three sides and has only one entrance and exit. The entrance and exit are facing a branch road. There are basically no people on the branch road after nine o'clock in the evening.

This is a natural working environment.

Gu Chengan once again called the number in the authorization document.

"I need a piece of information, the open-air parking lot on the east side of North Point Pier, verification code..." Then he reported the location coordinates, "the owner information, license plate number, vehicle model of all registered vehicles in the venue, as well as recent screenshots of these vehicles that can clearly identify the driver's face, as well as their habits."

There was no question on the other end of the phone why.

"Time?"

"The sooner the better."

"Got it."

After leaving a special disposable mailbox and hanging up the phone, Gu Chengan parked the car in a commercial parking lot in Causeway Bay and waited.

The speed was good. I received an encrypted email in just over an hour.

Open the attachment.

There were a total of fourteen registered vehicles in the parking lot. After excluding the white ice cream truck, there were thirteen vehicles left. Each vehicle had the information he wanted attached to it.

He looked at them one by one and made simultaneous selections in his mind.

The first exclusion condition: gender, three female car owners, just cross it out - unless there is no choice, otherwise he refuses in his heart.

The second exclusion condition: The body shape difference is too large, one person is over 1.6 meters tall, and the other person is over 1.8 meters tall by visual inspection - even if skin wax can change the face, it cannot change the skeleton.

The third exclusion condition: frequency of vehicle use. The monitoring records of two vehicles show that they enter and exit almost every day in the past thirty days, and the entry and exit times are extremely regular——

This type of car owners are "familiar faces" in the parking lot. If Mark Simon has a minimum observation of the parking lot, he will definitely recognize these cars and most likely recognize the driver.

If there is a mole difference between the real person and his disguise, everything will be over.But on the other hand - it's most natural for a familiar face to appear in a parking lot, but it's more suspicious for a face you've never seen before to appear in the middle of the night.

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