CHAPTER 744: CHAPTER 719: BOUNTY

"Have they caught everyone?"

Song Moting personally led the team with Jin Dachuan for this operation.

However, the team was divided into two groups.

Considering Brother Yong’s cunning nature, they stayed near his residence according to the clues, while the other team tracked the vehicles that had already set off.

Brother Yong was indeed crafty, as evidenced by the several batches the vehicles were divided into.

Some of the vehicles carried nothing but simple goods.

Even capturing these vehicles wouldn’t be of any use.

Through such deceptions, they managed to transport all the girls in their hands away.

Sadly, these girls had no idea what they were about to face.

Fortunately, they had coordinated with local personnel for this operation, otherwise, Brother Yong and his gang might have escaped.

Jin Dachuan looked displeased, "Brother Yong is truly cunning. He had others pretend he was asleep in the bedroom when he had actually disguised himself and gotten away. We never thought that the woman who came to deliver food was actually Brother Yong in disguise.

Tying a scarf and looking robust, we really thought it was the usual woman who delivered their meals. Everyone but Brother Yong has been caught."

Jin Dachuan thought about the confessions from those they had captured, and felt uncontrollable anger.

He never expected there to be such people in the world, who’ve abandoned all scruples for money to this extent—he had heard of traffickers selling women and children.

But it was the first time he had heard of people trafficking in human organs.

They specifically targeted young men and women.

They lured these rural boys and girls with promises of lucrative jobs, and once they arrived, they underwent detailed medical examinations.

How could these kids understand any of this?

They were kept here with good food and accommodation.

But once someone needed organs that matched theirs, they were directly sent to the operating table, and the final outcome was that some might survive, while others would lose their lives.

Most heinous of all, once these kids lost their utility, they were buried in wild fields on the outskirts.

No one discovered it due to organized operations, and no one knew that beneath the soil in those groves lay life after life.

They never realized there could be people with such sinister intentions.

In conducting such business, they weren’t just lacking in morality; they were already inhumane and utterly deranged.

Song Moting threw away his cigarette.

Initially, he was investigating the abduction of his son and gradually uncovered more clues.

Although nothing suspicious about Fang Xiaohui was found, since Fang Xiaohui was skilled at feigning innocence, she recounted tearfully how she was genuinely compassionate when the hospital was chaotic and wanted to take the two kids to eat something.

Who would have thought those kids wouldn’t follow her, even pushing her aside and running off by themselves, who knew these events would ensue?

The crucial point is that Fang Xiaohui was also pregnant.

Song Mohuan was extremely angry and protective of his wife; no evidence or clues could prove Fang Xiaohui as the mastermind behind all this, and even the police couldn’t arrest her.

This matter had to be set aside.

However, Song Moting would not let this issue go easily, with his own son’s abduction.

He now had two more daughters, and who knew what challenges they might face growing up?

Until the true puppet-master was uncovered, Song Moting wouldn’t rest.

Sure enough, upon meticulous investigation, they finally found clues about the man who abducted Tang Yuan and Baozi.

It was said that the man with only one functional eye was in Capital City.

After lying in ambush for several months in Capital City, they finally spotted Brother Yong.

Yet, the investigation’s outcome deviated completely from their expectations of a trafficker.

The severity of the case even startled the police who were assisting in the operation—this was a major case.

This wasn’t just simple human trafficking.

Matters had escalated to another level; such occurrences hadn’t been seen in Capital City before.

Song Moting and Jin Dachuan felt deeply disturbed.

Witnessing those few young girls alighting from the vehicle, they were bewildered and oblivious to the wretched scene behind the jobs they’d envisaged in dream factories offering room and board with good wages.

They also didn’t realize how narrowly they’d escaped death, thanks to their interception of the vehicle.

If they had reached their unspecified destination, according to the information found, some girls had already been scheduled for surgery.

"Hand over all these materials to the police. This must be thoroughly investigated! There’s an unknown, invisible industry chain hidden within. Look, they can even perform surgeries, which proves there are records of unscrupulous doctors and nurses involved.

All these individuals should be arrested. Otherwise, such tragedies will continue to happen."

Song Moting became enraged at the thought.

He had studied medicine.

At medical school, all his classmates and teachers adhered to the principles of treating the sick and saving lives, where any knowledge they acquired was meant to help others.

To alleviate pain and help patients gain a new life.

But now people were using these skills to make money.

Profiting from hurting one life to save another was disgraceful and heartbreaking because it involved trading life for life.

This absolutely violated the original medical ethics and principles, and such scum among doctors and nurses had to be taken down as an example to deter others.

Otherwise, who knows how many would take risks and follow this path?

Doctors held a sacred vocation, and he would not allow anyone to secretly breach such ethics under false pretenses.

Jin Dachuan had already handed all the information they had over to the police, and everyone cooperated together.

The police officers were also stunned, never expecting someone to have already done such extensive groundwork.

Of course, they knew nothing about the identities of Jin Dachuan and Song Moting, but after receiving a call from higher-ups instructing them to cooperate fully and that they were not to inquire about the identities of these individuals.

Song Moting was quite disappointed, as Brother Yong had escaped again. However, the significant gain this time was that some underlings had given up a portrait of Brother Yong.

According to the portrait, the police department quickly found Brother Yong’s entry in their wanted archives, identifying him as a wanted criminal.

He is now wanted nationwide.

Due to the heinous nature of his actions, a bounty of 100,000 Yuan was placed on Brother Yong, with the police department pledging to capture this fugitive at all costs.