Chapter 425 - 220: The Iron-blooded Man_2
Allen Zhang explained a bit.
He took out his phone, took some pictures of the Cirrus SF50’s tail number, and sent them to Blitz.
Allen Zhang: Help me check the history and details of this private plane.
Blitz: This business jet currently seems to be a possessed item, purchased in 2019 by a suburban estate owner. It has been serviced and maintained in Las Vegas and Texas township aircraft plants and was listed for sale twice on the consignment page, but both times the sale fell through.
Allen Zhang: The owner of this plane has passed away, involved in a fire and murder case. The perpetrators were a group of Mexican drug dealers. Can you transfer this plane into my assets?
Blitz: That’s not a problem. Since the owner has listed the plane for sale twice before, we just need to find the previous sales listings, alter the date of sale to show as successful, and forge a transaction document and signatures for both parties. Alternatively, fly the plane back, find a broker online to purchase a decommissioned plane with the same model for its serial number, and do a re-registration—it’s essentially the same process as getting a license plate at the DMV. All this assumes that the owner agrees or is no longer around.
Allen Zhang: Ok, he’ll definitely agree because he’s already off to meet God. I’ll have the plane moved to the hangar right away. Can you handle the transfer process for this plane? There’s also $400,000 worth of imports from South America that need to be sold quickly. Can you find someone to do the deal?
Blitz: South American imports? If it’s selling to street-level dealers, there’s not much risk, but it’ll take time, and distributing in batches also takes some time. If we look for people online to sell to, it definitely can’t be locals. Jason’s website users include many wealthy clients, mostly from South America; they might be interested in these goods.
Allen Zhang: Jason sells fakes, but this stuff is genuine. Are you sure this won’t affect his business?