Chapter 1004 The Signal Jammer Is in the Mansion

Luke frowned, and his gaze turned sharp.

If the signal jammer was in the mansion and close to the cameras, how did the thief manage to

sneak it in?

Bianca noticed the grim expression on her husband's face and could guess that he was thinking

about the incident. She did not want to disturb him, so she said softly, "I'll bring Lanie upstairs."

"Mm. I'll get the caretaker to bring breakfast upstairs later." Luke kissed her forehead and went to

the couch.

Bianca held Lanie's hand and said softly, "Let's go upstairs.”

"Alright, Mommy." Lanie still looked a little weak. The two of them went up the stairs.

After seeing his wife and son go up the stairs, Luke went into the kitchen to tell the caretaker to

prepare breakfast for them, then walked around the living room. "Why are you so sure?"

"It's like this, Mr. Crawford. The technicians have managed to restore the footage from outside the

mansion, but they haven't managed to do so for the footage within the mansion. The footage gets

harder to restore the closer it is to the signal jammer, so the only explanation is that the signal

jammer had been placed inside the mansion. Also, we've found out that all the cameras were

disrupted at the same time, but the intensities were different. It means that the signal jammer

remained a constant distance to the cameras,” the manager of the security company explained.

Luke instantly understood that the thief did not bring the signal jammer in. All evidence pointed to

the fact that someone had placed the signal jammer in the mansion in advance.

"Mr. Griffin," he called out.

"Yes, Sir," the butler stepped up to Luke and waited for orders.

"Have there been any strangers in the house? Including maintenance workers and others," Luke

asked.

"There were no strangers in the house recently, Sir. There are also no utility maintenance records

either,” the butler replied.

"Are you sure?" Luke glanced at him.

"Yes, I am sure, Sir. The last scheduled maintenance to the electrical systems was six months ago.

There were a few minor repairs after that, but the most recent one was five months ago. I have

recorded them in a notebook," the butler said determinedly.

"Give me the notebook.” Luke did not want to forgo any leads.

If the signal jammer had been installed beforehand, everyone who stepped in or out of the mansion

was a suspect. He would have to investigate them all.

The butler handed him the notebook.

Luke flipped through the pages and asked, "Is the signal jammer found?"

"No. We've tried to detect it with specialized equipment, but we didn't find anything. The thief must

have brought it away when they left,” the manager replied.

Luke frowned. "If he took it away and the signal jammer wasn't turned off, the effects should be

seen in the disrupted footage, right?"

"Yes, but he might have done something...” the manager explained.

"What is it?" Luke was relentless in his questioning.

"The technology is already available overseas, but we'll still have to investigate thoroughly before

reaching a conclusion.” The manager was already breaking out in a sweat from the questioning.

"If the technology exists, then you can't say that the signal jammer is in the house.” Luke closed the

notebook after finding no one suspicious.

"Well..." The manager was at a loss for words.

"The signal jammer is in the house. Find it whatever it takes,” Luke ordered.

The manager was at his wit's end. If the technicians could not find the signal jammer with their most

sophisticated equipment, what else could he do?

He could not afford to offend the Crawfords. Their reputation would be affected if they did not

solve the problem.

"Alright, we'll do a thorough search again,” the manager could only promise that.

Luke handed the notebook to the butler. "Give me a copy of all the details inside.”

"Yes, Sir." The butler went away with the notebook.

Allison came down the stairs. She was flustered when she saw the technicians that were still there.

She had been eavesdropping on the situation downstairs and knew that they had restored the

security footage in the garden. If they were lucky, they would restore the security in the living room

too.

If that were the case...

Allison became afraid. She decided to go to the bank later to transfer the money to Jon, then tell

him not to fence the stolen antiques first.

"You're back, Luke," she said. She stole a glance at the technician's computer and could only see

static.

"Mm." Luke nodded. His eyes were transfixed on the computer screen, which only made the

technician even more nervous.

"Is Lanie feeling better?" Allison asked out of concern.

"His fever has subsided. He's resting upstairs now." Luke did not look at her.

Allison pretended to look relieved. "That's good to know. Whatever happened last night, I didn't

sleep well because of it. I'm going home."

Luke did not stop her.

However, the manager of the security company said, "Please wait a moment, Madam."

Allison's heart skipped a beat. She turned around and pretended to look impatient. "What is it?"

The manager knew that she was Luke's mother. After all, her tantrum toward the public during T

Corporation's crisis was all over the papers.

"Madam, when we checked the footage before the incident, we found that you were in the living

room. I'd like to ask if you noticed anything strange. It's a very small item, something the size of a

wireless headset or a security camera.”

Allison's heart was beating very fast when she heard those questions. She barely managed to hold

her composure. "What do you mean? Are you suspecting that I've done something in my own

house?"

"No, please don't be mistaken. I'm only asking if you had seen something like a signal jammer,” the

manager replied with a smile, trying to be as courteous as possible. They suspected that the jammer

was located within the house, but they could not find it. They might as well ask her.

"No, no, why would I have seen it? How strange. Are you suspecting that I'm the one who installed

the signal jammer?” Allison's voice became louder to hide her anxiety.

"We wouldn't dare to do that. Just asking." The manager was wondering why Allison was giving him

such a hard time.

Allison grunted coldly. She noticed that Luke's expression did not change, which meant that he

probably did not suspect anything.

"If I knew anything, then there's no need for you or the police. The audacity!" She mocked.

After that, she turned around and left the house.

Luke frowned as he looked at his mother's back. Even if she might be offended, Luke thought that

she was overreacting.

"I didn't mean to suspect your mother, Mr. Crawford,” the manager explained.