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Chapter 1185 Star Wish: Star Shining Frontier Technology Research Institute

On weekdays, the gates of the institute are closed, and security personnel in uniform patrol the surrounding areas with vigilant eyes.

On the surrounding high walls, cameras monitor every move in all directions without blind spots. If you want to step in, you must go through layers of strict security checks, including identity verification, purpose of visit explanation, fingerprint entry and other procedures.

Gu Minghao, active in the business world under the name Xiao Mo, actually has ulterior motives. Under the guise of business expansion, he is secretly plotting revenge against the Gu family.

A few months before the incident, he accidentally learned that this scientific research institute was conducting a study on the core technology of aircraft flight control systems. Once this technology is broken through, it will greatly increase the aircraft's survival rate in extreme situations.

For Gu Minghao, this is undoubtedly a key link in realizing his plan.

He went to great lengths and, through a series of complex connections and disguises, was able to frequently enter and exit the institute.

To the outside world, he claimed to represent an emerging technology company and was interested in investing and cooperating to expand its business, in order to deceive everyone.

Every time he entered, he was dressed in a neat suit and carried an exquisite briefcase, looking like a smug business elite. He discussed technical details in depth with the researchers, but a hint of subtle cunning and greed flashed in his eyes from time to time.

At first, when the reporters heard that Gu Minghao had some connection with a scientific research institution, they were like hounds that had smelled a clue to important news. They were very excited but also knew that there were many difficulties.

The forces behind this research institute are complex and intricate. Not only does it have financial support from official backgrounds, but it also involves the interests of many aviation giants. All parties are trying their best to maintain its mystery and independence and do not want any negative news to be reported.

In order to overcome this obstacle, the reporters showed their talents. Some reporters who were good at technical cracking tried to hack into the external database of the institute from the network to dig out visitor records, project materials and other information.

They sit in front of the computer all day and all night, their eyes fixed on the screen, their fingers typing rapidly on the keyboard, fighting wits and courage with the ever-changing firewall codes.

However, the institute's network security system was extremely powerful. After many attempts, not only did they gain nothing, they also nearly triggered the anti-tracking mechanism and exposed themselves.

Some other reporters adopted the traditional "stupid method" and waited at the entrance of the institute.

They work day and night, enduring mosquito bites, wind and sun, just to capture the figure of every person entering and leaving, and record the vehicle information and personal facial features.

The long period of surveillance made them exhausted, and their bodies and minds were on the verge of collapse, but hard work paid off. They gradually pieced together the pattern of Gu Minghao's comings and goings, as well as portraits of the key people he had come into contact with.

Another group of reporters, relying on the personal connections they had accumulated over the years, managed to contact a junior researcher within the institute who had a sense of justice and was dissatisfied with the status quo.

Through many secret meetings and sincere communications, I gained his trust and obtained some information about internal projects from him.

But the researcher did not dare to reveal too much, for fear of losing his job or even getting into bigger trouble, so the information was limited and obscure.

Combining clues from all sides, reporters gradually outlined an astonishing picture: Gu Minghao seemed to be trying to interfere with or even steal this immature flight control technology.

They speculated that Gu Minghao most likely planned to apply this technology to a specific aircraft to create a seemingly accidental air crash in order to strike back at the Gu family.

In this way, Gu Yunqian could be half dead, and he and Su Xingya could live in anonymity as The Return of the Condor Heroes.

As the investigation deepened, the police also got involved and corroborated the clues provided by the reporters.

The police reviewed a large amount of aviation accident data and discovered that some time before the air crash, several unidentified funds had flowed into suspicious accounts at the research institute, and these accounts were secretly connected to some shell companies controlled by Gu Minghao.

At the same time, according to the analysis of the black box data of the accident aircraft, abnormal instructions appeared in the flight control system at a critical moment, which were completely different from the preset programs under normal flight mode. These abnormal instructions seemed to be deliberately implanted by someone in an attempt to lead the aircraft to destruction.

However, just as the chain of evidence was gradually completed, new problems arose.

The top management of the institute realized that something was wrong and began to destroy some key information. They spoke with one voice to the outside world, insisting that all research was legal and compliant, and that Gu Minghao was just engaging in normal business dealings and had nothing to do with the plane crash.

They used all their connections to put pressure on the police in an attempt to hinder the investigation and once again shroud the truth.

At this time, the families of the victims were filled with grief and anger when they heard the news.

They organized themselves spontaneously and held demonstrations in front of the institute and at the airline headquarters, holding up photos of their deceased relatives and shouting slogans demanding a thorough investigation of the truth and severe punishment of the murderer.

Their actions have aroused widespread social concern, and public pressure has further increased, becoming a powerful force to push the investigation forward.

Gu Minghao was lying on the hospital bed in Ankang Hospital, pretending to be calm on the surface, but he was actually very nervous.

He knew that once the truth came out, he would be doomed.

He tried to contact the outside world through lawyers, fabricated all kinds of lies to confuse the public, and even attempted to bribe key witnesses, but all failed.

Gu Yunqian and Su Xingya were closely following the developments in their secluded villa.

Gu Yunqian used all his connections to assist the police in their investigation. He knew that only by uncovering the truth could he clear his and Su Xingya's name and protect the Gu family.

Su Xingya was worried all day long, recalling the mysterious package she received in the mountain village, trying to find the key clues to solve the mystery. She knew that her and Gu Minghao's survival was now at the center of a whirlpool of public opinion, and every step was on thin ice.

Faced with the game between various forces, the reporters did not back down.

They worked together to organize the clues they had into detailed reports, which were released through major media platforms, triggering strong responses from all walks of life.

People have demanded a thorough investigation into the scientific research institutions, airlines and the conspiracy behind Gu Minghao. Under pressure from public opinion, government departments have set up special investigation teams, stepped up investigation efforts, and vowed to make the truth known to the world.

At the eye of the storm of public opinion, journalists are fully aware of the importance of the clues in their hands, each of which may become the key to uncovering the truth.

The ace reporter team of Xiangcheng Pioneer Morning News, after many days of surveillance and in-depth digging, was the first to release a blockbuster report.

They used pictures and texts to present in detail the exact time and frequency of Gu Minghao's entry and exit of scientific research institutions, as well as his demeanor and behavior each time he entered and exited.

The report was accompanied by a high-definition photo. In the photo, Gu Minghao was dressed in a suit and tie, but his eyes were a little mysterious. He was holding something that looked like a document in his hand and was hurriedly walking into the closed door of the research institute.

The text contains a sharp analysis: “Such frequent and secretive visits are definitely not covered by normal business exchanges.

Gu Minghao, what purpose did he have in mind to go deep into this core area of ​​aviation research?"

At the same time, the "In-depth Focus" program team took a different approach and obtained key inside information through an exclusive interview with a junior researcher with a sense of justice.

Although the researcher was wearing a mask and his voice was processed by a voice changer, the confidence in his words was clearly audible: "The internal project progress should have been strictly confidential, but after Gu Minghao appeared, the access rights to some core technical materials were inexplicably relaxed. He even tried to privately copy the immature flight control algorithm."

This revelation was like a depth charge, instantly causing a huge uproar in the public opinion field.