"I think I've figured out what's going on?" Looking at the text and photos left in the document, Leonard Ethan felt that the last doubt he had found before had been explained.
Although the police photos were very blurry, Leonard could see that the gold was not the standard precious metal ingots prepared by banks or major financial institutions, but a part of natural gold nuggets and some obviously self-made gold and silver ingots.
"Let me have a look." Joan, who was sitting on her bed, put down the book she was reading, jumped off the bed, and came to Leonard's side with her slippers, looking at the things on the table.
"Your judgment should be correct; these gold and silver ingots are likely formed by the other party melting the stolen goods." Joan nodded seriously after reading the document.
"The silver nuggets inside are really suspicious because, unlike refining gold, gold diggers can hardly extract silver from ore in the wilderness."
