Love Starts After We Break Up
Chapter 652

Alisha was placed in an interrogation room.

The officer sat expressionlessly in front of her and asked in a cold voice, "Alisha, Kate Lloyd has identified that twenty-three years ago, you instructed Max to use her status as a nurse to inject Amalia Elliott, who had just given birth, with a banned substance, causing her to bleed to death. Is this true?"

Hearing this, Alisha had a jolt.

Kate Lloyd confessed?

Then she is finished?

No, doesn't Kate Lloyd live in a mental hospital?

She is mentally ill and her words do not count.

Thinking, Alisha forced herself to stay calm.

"No matter, Amalia Elliott died in childbirth, what does it have to do with me? Comrade police, you are the most fair and just, you can't listen to the words of a crazy person in a mental hospital."

The interrogator's eyes were burning, "How did you know Kate Lloyd was crazy? Did Max tell you that? So you ordered Max to go to the mental hospital and try to kill Kate Lloyd?"

The man's eyes were so sharp that they sent a chill down Alisha's spine.

She swallowed, "No, Max did tell me that Kate Lloyd was in a mental institution, but I definitely did not instruct him to hurt Kate Lloyd."

Anyway, there is no evidence in the hands of the police, and it seems that Max has not confessed himself, she simply denied the end.

Looking at Alisha's denial, the interrogator slapped his hand on the table and said in a stern voice: "Alisha, I advise you to tell the truth about what happened, the net of justice is wide open, so don't take any chances."

Alisha's heart fluttered at his aura.

But she continued to hold back her fear and denied it.

"The police agree, I was really wronged, I didn't kill anyone."

As long as she denies it to the end, the police will have to let her go in twenty-four hours at most without evidence.

She'll get over it once she gets over it.

If her daughter is willing to replace someone for herself, maybe she'll be out in no time.

The police officer looked at her coldly and said sternly, "Alisha, it is useless to deny, I will give you some time, you are here alone to think about it, think it over."

The door pinged shut and the room was dimly lit.

With one hand cuffed to the table, Alisha swallowed a little fearfully as she looked into the dark, damp interrogation room.

What's with this cop?

Just leave her here?

Is she being hung out to dry on purpose?

O daughter, let someone come and get her out quickly.

the Bergen Family.

Ariella calls someone she knows at the police station and asks about Alisha.

After learning that the police now have no direct evidence to prove that Alisha is the killer of Amalia Elliott, she wants the police to release her as soon as possible.

The police acquaintance was somewhat helpless and asked her to question Edison.

Edison also intervened in this matter?

Ariella hung up the phone with a cold face.

Just in time, the door was pushed open and Edison walked in.

Ariella questioned, "Edison, what do you want? Are you going to interfere with the police case?"

Edison gave her a look, "Ariella, it looks like you've gotten the message. alisha is good at replaceing lobbyists. But it's useless for her to call anyone. She's the mastermind who killed Amalia back then, and I won't let her go."

Hearing this, Ariella said, "Edison, there is no proof that Alisha had anything to do with what happened back then. If you want to avenge your beloved, you can't just catch an innocent person and take revenge, right?"

Edison's face sank, "Nothing to do with Alisha? Then Kate Lloyd has already identified Alisha, and even if Kate Lloyd is mentally ill, I believe she was sober when she did so.

Ariella glared at him, "So what? Now there's just no direct evidence, is there Edison, and you want to interfere with justice for a dead man?"

Edison's face was grim, and a cold smile spread across the corners of his mouth.

"Ariella, you think too much, I'm a good citizen, how could I interfere with justice? I believe the police will follow the process."

The police have a way of interrogating recalcitrant suspects.

Let's let Alisha have a good lesson first.