In the face of the order of the head of the 'Mei Agency', Yukio Fujita felt a little aggrieved, and he could not understand why His Excellency the head of the agency would be forced to make such a decision under the pressure of the puppet government in Nanjing.
In his opinion, as long as there is enough time to conduct an inventory, whether it is the high-ranking Communist Party cadres pointed out in the intelligence, or the hidden underground party of the Communist Party hidden in the Stone Town railway station, it should be able to be screened.
However, the telegram from the director did not give him enough time, and in the reply, the director questioned the authenticity of the information, pointing out that if the information was true, then it should not be so long before the high-ranking Communist Party cadre could be identified.
On the contrary, Yukio Fujita has a different view on this point, and he firmly believes that this information is true.
Of course, this is not because of his complete trust in Yuan Shiheng, but because he looks at the problem from another angle.
Because if there really weren't any high-ranking Communist Party cadres on this train, then why would there be members of the Communist underground at the Stone Town train station risking exposure and using firecrackers to send a warning message?
It was on this basis that Yukio Fujita again sent a telegram to the director of the Shanghai government, listing his reasons for requesting that the train be detained in Stone Town for an additional day so that he could continue the investigation.
As if the reason he gave finally impressed the director, Yukio Fujita received a call back from the director again, agreeing to his request, but also reiterating that regardless of whether or not there was a target for investigation, the train must be let go when the time comes.
After obtaining permission from Shanghai's 'Mei Agency', Yukio Fujita couldn't sit still, so he personally took a car to the Shicheng Railway Station to preside over the investigation.
At the Stone Town railway station, the repeated inventory did not produce the desired results.
Taro Tanaka and Yuan Shiheng, as well as Shinnosuke Murakami, and others were already tired, and their eyes were full of bloodshots, but they didn't have any effect.
Neither the high-ranking Communist Party cadres nor the underground Communist Party members in the train station were investigated, but there was no clear result, not even the suspects.
Taro Tanaka and Yuan Shiheng were still in charge of the inventory of the passengers, whether it was the passengers who had already gotten off the train on the platform or the personnel in each carriage on the train, they had checked back and forth four or five times, and everyone was asked the same question every time, this is the method that Yuan Shiheng came up with, and he hoped to see how these people's answers were different each time.
Because Yuan Shiheng believes that if the subject of the investigation wants to lie, even if he has prepared the answer to the question before, there will always be a slight difference in each answer, and if there is such a difference, he can be included in the suspect.
Tanaka Taro is also a veteran of interrogation, of course he agrees with Yuan Shiheng's method, but after many rounds of interrogation of everyone, he still has no clue, and he doesn't even have a suspect.
After Shinnosuke Murakami arrived at the train station yesterday with Yin Qunli, Taro Tanaka handed over the task of clearing the underground party of the Communist Party in the train station to Shinnosuke Murakami.
Of course, Murakami Shinnosuke agreed with Tanaka Taro's judgment, and took all the Chinese employees who worked at the train station and all the people at the anti-smuggling investigation office at the railway station checkpoint under guard, and interrogated them one by one individually, of course, after knowing the content of the information Yuan Shiheng obtained, he focused his suspicion on the Chinese employees in the train station, and he was personally responsible for examining these people.
The anti-smuggling investigation office, the checkpoint personnel at the railway station and the stevedores were handed over to Yin Qunli for review.
Yin Qunli didn't know what happened until he entered the train station, he didn't get any notice from Li Yixin about this matter at all, and he didn't know that this was actually a bureau shot out by Lao Hou.
He was also nervous, and he had to think about what he would do if the senior cadres of that party organization were found out.
Obviously, the underground party comrades who were supposed to be in charge of answering the train station found that the news had leaked, and the Japanese tried to send out an alarm message after setting up the bureau.
That is, the safety of this comrade is now also very dangerous.
It's just that according to the division of labor between Taro Tanaka and Shinnosuke Murakami, Yin Qunli can't provide cover for the liquidation of senior cadres of that party organization at all, because he can't intervene.
As a last resort, he could only retreat to the next best thing to see if he could provide cover for the underground party comrade who sent out the alarm message, so that the identity of this comrade would not be exposed.
Judging from the current situation, Yin Qunli knows that this is the maximum he can only do now.
But when he found that the first person he was responsible for reviewing walked in, Yin Qunli's heart was a little strange, because Gao Hongcheng should not be at the checkpoint of the train station, and he was quite clear about the checkpoint that Gao Hongcheng should be at the west of the city.
But things are so strange, but Gao Hongcheng appeared at the train station today, which made Yin Qunli sigh in his heart, could it be that Gao Hongcheng is his own person?
Yin Qunli, who had this guess in his heart, glanced at Gao Hongcheng deeply, and routinely asked where Gao Hongcheng was before the firecrackers went off?
Has anyone been able to prove their whereabouts?
Of course, Yin Qunli would not ask Gao Hongcheng why he would take a shift at the checkpoint of the train station today, because he was afraid that Gao Hongcheng would say that it was arranged by Li Yixin, so that Li Yixin's intention to arrange it might be questioned by Shinnosuke Murakami.
And this is completely unacceptable to Yin Qunli.
Gao Hongcheng's answer was leaky, at least in Yin Qunli's opinion, because Gao Hongcheng claimed that he had been in the checkpoint all the time and had not left the checkpoint, which many people from the Anti-Smuggling Investigation Department and the anti-smuggling team members at the checkpoint could prove.
Yin Qunli asked Gao Hongcheng several times, but he couldn't see any doubts in Gao Hongcheng's answer, which once made Yin Qunli a little shaken by the speculation in his heart.
However, Yin Qunli felt that this was a good opinion, in case Gao Hongcheng was his comrade, then such a performance would be easier to pass Murakami's investigation.
After Yin Qunli had reviewed all the people he was responsible for reviewing back and forth several times, he had to report the results of the review to Shinnosuke Murakami, and at the same time give the written materials that recorded everyone's answers to Shinnosuke Murakami.
After seeing it, Shinnosuke Murakami directly ordered Yin Qunli: "Yin Sang, you call Gao Hongcheng, I will ask him personally." ” Yin Qunli's heart was lifted all of a sudden, he didn't know why Shinnosuke Murakami suddenly asked Gao Hongcheng alone, but he didn't dare to show a little surprised expression, so he could only nod and call Gao Hongcheng.