"Honey, does what we are doing count as burglary?" In the spacious Land Rover SUV, Gege nervously held one of Yang Jing's arms and asked in a low voice.

Yang Jing patted Gege's hand and smiled comfortingly: "If we are caught and tried by the court, then we will be considered burglars. But if no one knows what we did, who will care? Don't worry, with Chris and the others here, if we can still be caught by the corrupt local police, then Chris and the others should resign."

Chris, who was in the co-pilot seat and commanding the whole situation, turned his head and smiled at Gege and said, "Don't worry, Sofia. Not to mention here, even in cities like Baghdad and Aleppo, as long as our people want to do something, others will never find out. Trust us, we are the most professional in this area."

Seeing Chris speak so confidently, Gege couldn't help but feel more confident.

As the voices came from the wireless communication system, Chris also issued a series of orders in an orderly manner. More than half an hour later, when the sky gradually darkened, Chris turned his head and nodded to Yang Jing.

"Boss, everything on the perimeter is done, the safe evacuation route is also completely done, evacuation plans A, B, and C are all ready, and all surveillance cameras within four blocks around the house will fail within two minutes from now. Boss, we should set off now."

Yang Jing nodded, "Okay! Let's go!" As he said that, Yang Jing pushed open the car door, pulled Gege out of the car with one hand, and calmly tidied his clothes, as if he was taking his female companion to attend a high-end dinner hosted by the mayor.

It was the evening of the third day since Yang Jing and his team left Ciudad del Oriente in Paraguay and returned to Chascomus in Argentina. After more than two days of preparation, Yang Jing and his team decided to conduct a thorough search of the house where Martin Baumann had previously lived in Chascomus tonight.

The first time they came to Chascomus, Chris and his team did not find out the current owner of the house due to time constraints. But this time, although time was still tight, they had made advance preparations, so it only took Chris and his team less than half a morning to find out the current owner of the house.

The house now belongs to a local car dealer in Chascomús. The owner used to live and work in Salama, a small town south of Chascomús. At that time, he was just a clerk in a car dealership. However, the clerk was smart. After working in the car dealership for a few years, he figured out the ins and outs of the business and then went to Chascomús, a larger city, to work hard.

After working hard in Chascomús for two years, he finally gained a foothold in this small town, and his car dealership gradually became famous in the city. So he bought this house at the end of 2008 and brought his wife, children and parents to live with him.

This house doesn't look like a luxury house, but it's actually in a great location. Less than a hundred meters to the south of the house is the beautiful and tranquil Laguna de Chascom Lake. There's nothing blocking the lakeshore from the house except trees and a road along the lake. It's definitely a luxury house by the lake.

To the east of the house is a park in the town called Esperanza Park. The shortest straight-line distance between the house and its neighbors is more than 15 meters, and it is surrounded by dense tall trees, so it has very good privacy.

In other words, if such a house facing the lake and next to the park were in China, it would definitely be a top-notch luxury home!

When Martin Baumann bought this house here under the pseudonym Tony Elstner, he probably was attracted by the confidentiality and comfortable location of the house.

In order to get the current owner, the car dealer, to voluntarily take his family away from the house, Yang Jing and Chris decided to take the "winning tour" method.

If this method were used in China, it would almost be synonymous with "scam". If ordinary people in China received a call saying something like "Congratulations, you've won the first prize. You will be rewarded with a seven-day trip to the Great Barrier Reef in Australia for your family...", they would probably either hang up the phone or swear at the person on the other end of the phone.

However, this method does exist in faraway Argentina, but it is not common. At least Yang Jing believes that in a small town like Chascomús, this kind of "prize-winning tourism" "scam" has probably not been encountered by anyone yet.

As a woman who knows Spanish, Valentina naturally became the top leader of this "scam", and Brian Scott, as the team's top hacker, provided technical support.

First, Brian Scott hacked into the car dealership owner's laptop, browsed the car dealership owner's wife's recent online shopping, and selected an item. Then, Valentina made a gorgeous appearance.

Of course, Valentina would not show up, she just contacted the car dealership owner's wife, Mrs. Edmondo, by phone.

Valentina said she was a customer service manager at IKEA Sweden. She told Mrs. Edmondo that the company was holding an event, offering a free lottery to customers who purchased more than 100 euros within seven days. The first prize was a "seven-day trip to the Great Barrier Reef for the whole family", with a round-trip first-class flight and five-star hotel service after arriving at the Great Barrier Reef...

Then - congratulations, Mrs. Edmondo, you won the first prize in this lottery because you ordered a set of kitchenware on our website five days ago! And you don't need to pay any fees for air tickets and accommodation, of course, your personal expenses are not included...

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