Great Redundant

CHAPTER 135

BOX OF MEMORIES

Jack heaved a sigh as he thought about all this.

Then he remembered the whole scene again and tried to connect the dots.

His father dies, and he is thrown out of the house.

But in actual fact, his father did not die on his own. Instead, they poisoned him.

He remembered the autopsy report from the doctor.

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“ Well, Mr Jack, first, I will advise you to brace yourself for what I am going to say now, as it may not be that best of news you would like to hear today.

However, I have to explain it to you regardless.

Reading through this report I have here with me, all your suspicions you have are really true.

Mr McAllister was diagnosed with incurable colon cancer and a high concentration of hydrochloric acid in his stoma before his death.

However, the report I have here states that, after his death, they found residues of tiny glass particles in his colon, liver, and some parts of his lower abdomen.

This is not very common, and it can hardly be a natural cause.

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