The Broken Warrior’s Daughter by Cooper
Chapter 671

Chapter 671

Harriet's attitude made the police office feel helpless.

"Ms. Munoz, please accept my condolences. The dead cannot be brought back to life. You should let go. The body in front of you is indeed your husband, Delbert," he said.

"No, he feels unfamiliar to me. My intuition tells me that he is not my husband," Harriet argued, turning to face the police officer.

The police officer was at a loss. He didn't know how to comfort Harriet. He was about to seek help from others when he saw Harriet's brothers looking at him with doubt. Helplessly, he explained, "Ms. Munoz, your husband's DNA test reports were all handled by our police forensic experts. They have handled many cases without mistakes, so this report cannot be wrong.

"Moreover, it's impossible for this situation to be a coincidence. Your husband mysteriously disappeared, and then a person who looked exactly like your husband appeared. Even if that's the case, their DNA can't be the same."

Harriet refused to give up. She said, "Officer, can you let us see the forensic expert? Maybe there was some mistake in the process."

Harriet's brothers echoed, "Take us to the forensic expert!"

The police officer had a headache. He wanted to excuse the fact that the forensic expert was busy, but seeing Harriet like that, he couldn't bear to say it. Besides, her brothers were all staring at him with narrowed eyes, so he had to relent.

"Okay, I'll take you there," he said before taking them to the forensic expert.

"Here he is. I have to go back to work," said the police officer.

Harriet gritted her teeth and walked in.

"That body is not Delbert. I demand a reevaluation," she said.

"Are you kidding me? I am a professional forensic expert. How dare you come here to question my skills!" sulked the forensic expert, looking incredulously at Harriet. "I'm telling you, that body is Delbert." His tone was serious, but there was a fleeting hint of guilt in his eyes.

Harriet keenly caught it, making her more certain that the body was not Delbert.

"Brothers, he's lying!" Harriet pointed.

Levi nodded and gave a signal to Oliver.

Then Oliver grabbed the collar of the forensic expert and pinned him against the wall.

The forensic expert grunted, feeling dizzy. After recovering, he glared at Oliver and barked, "What are you doing?"

"Forcing you to tell the truth, of course," said Lucas with a sly smile, waving a silver needle in his hand. "You'd better confess honestly. Otherwise, I don't know where this needle will end up." The smile on Lucas's face made the forensic expert shiver.

He knew that these people were powerful and meant their words.

"I..." The forensic expert hesitated because he didn't want to offend Sadie either.