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Patrick went downstairs to communicate closely with his computer.Meanwhile, Sibylla paced the corridor impatiently to pass the time. The organ donor must have died before March 15, 1998. How can we find out who the organ donor is?Maybe there was a list of donors in that mysterious world that Patrick had computer access to, and if there was, she was sure Patrick would find it.His strange web seems to connect everything. He wasn't allowed to say anything to his mother, who had stopped him, determined that no matter how long it would take to find out on her own, she would rather be left as the prime suspect for the time being.The police may find the same clues, but why would the police find the same clues?Do the police already know who the murderer is?

When Patrick returned, he brought no good news, for there was no official list of the dead, only general statistics on the number of dead.It doesn't help to know that 93,271 people died that year. I have checked the websites of the Household Registration Office and the Central Bureau of Statistics, but without the consent of the Personal Data Review Center, I cannot find the real list. He looked so downcast that Sibylla didn't laugh at him. You're only fifteen, and you're already smart! He turned his head away, but Sybylla had noticed his shyness. Pooh! They sat in silence for a while.It is not easy to track down the killer in this hiding place of the attic.Then Sybylla remembered something.

I get it, what we need is an organ donor registry. What it is? This time, she knew more than he did, and she couldn't help smiling from the bottom of her heart, despite the fact that she had acquired this remarkable knowledge very recently.She wasn't as stupid as he thought, and it wasn't a poor, helpless soul he had heroically saved.Besides, she was twice his age, and she hoped he would never forget that simple fact. She picked up the stack of papers from the armchair she was sitting in and flipped through them until she found what she was looking for.Here, in the documents of the Bureau of Health and Welfare, there is information about organ donation. You can see what it says.

She read it out loud: Q: Will relatives have access to information on the register? A: It is against the law for outsiders to gain access to the Register, and these routine precautions are designed to maintain the highest data security.Only a limited number of persons are authorized to consult the Register, and only one individual is authorized at a time, that is, such authorization is not transferable. She flicked the paper lightly, flicking it away from the hand holding it, letting it float away naturally. yes!At the time of the legislation, this seemed like a good idea. He looked at her intently.

How much does it cost to find the information in the register? A lot of money. Is it thousands of dollars? She hesitated for a moment, a few thousand yuan might represent half a bedroom. how to say? I know a guy who can look up stuff like that and put down a lot of money down payment. How do you know someone like that? I don't know him, but his brother is in the same school as me.The big guy took the time to do some research, and then his little brother was like a dignified royal. It wasn't easy to do that, and no matter how much she wanted to get the information, she still didn't want to run the risk of getting Patrick accused of breaking the law.

How old is that big guy? Patrick shrugged. I don't know, it seems to be, twenty years old? She mused over the matter.This is an opportunity for them to continue their investigation, and they have already reached this point.She sighed. If you decide to do it, he will charge 3,000 yuan to check a name first.