The South African Potions Mystery（12/ stuck in trouble）

 

12/ stuck in trouble

 

Mr. Tang Jerry's extraordinary analysis is convincing. Police officer Moshan immediately decided to ask his superiors to arrest Ke Gabi.

South African police quickly approved Officer Moshane's report. Kegabi was formally arrested.

However, something embarrassing happened. My friend Mr. Don Jerry was in trouble, and Kegabi denied committing the crime again. What's worse is that there are no other witnesses in this case, and the case cannot be settled just by deduction.

Police officer Moshan told Mr. Tang Jerry in a flustered expression: "People in the village of Molej ran to the police station, knelt down collectively, and demanded to intercede for Kegabi. Even Sero's mother supported Kegabi , she also came to the police station to intercede for Kegabi."

Police officer Moshan said helplessly: "Under pressure from the masses, the police station had to declare that the evidence was insufficient, and Kegabi was acquitted."

After I heard the news, I felt wronged for my friend, and I began to yell at the incompetence of the South African Police Department.

But things that made me even more dissatisfied happened one after another. Villagers in Molej village held a grand welcome ceremony for Kegabi who was released without charge. Soon it was rumored that God would ask the villagers to drive me and my friend Mr. Tang Jerry away, and threatened that Mr. Tang Jerry and I would not be allowed to step into the village of Molaijie again.

Only one day later, my friend Mr. Don Jerry received a threatening phone call from the village of Molej. The person on the other end of the phone informed that they had taken Professor Thornton as a hostage and ordered my friend Mr. Don Jerry and I to leave South Africa within 24 hours, otherwise Professor Thornton would be killed.

Mr. Don Jerry and I certainly do not agree with such shameless threats and intimidation. But the police officer Mr. Moshan flinched. He said that the South African Police Service accepted the request of the villagers in Molej village and formally notified me and Mr. Tang Jerry that we should leave this troubled place as soon as possible.

The police officer, Mr. Moshan, told us in grief and indignation: "Mr. Kegabi is a wizard, he can talk to God, and almost everyone here should not think so." He also told us that this is the revenge of magic.

I saw that Mr. Tang Jerry, who has always been very clever, was in a dilemma. He didn't say a word, just smoked, smoked, smoked. Suddenly, the waiter rushed to tell my friend Mr. Don Jerry that Sero's mother was crying to see him! What is she here for? I looked at my friend Mr. Don Jerry in dismay.