Could it be they're trying to find someone to take the fall?
"They're quite strange, claiming to have hidden in a prepared safe house, but there are surveillance cameras around that safe house, as well as near the attack point. Essentially, they were always under surveillance."
Seier explained.
Standing in the center of the crowd was the special advisor to the American General Intelligence Office investigation team, National Security Assistant General Flynn, who spoke up and asked.
"How's your evidence collection going?"
Seier hastily replied.
"Barrel detection results show that the firearm held by the person we caught is the same as the one used in the attack on your country's ambassador. Sweat found in the gun's structural pieces matches the suspect's characteristics.
Overall, it seems that this group didn't anticipate there'd be a surveillance network in Lagos, so they ended up being so awkward."
Hutter shook his head, standing beside Flynn, not saying much.
