有疑点 他出逃后 是从谁那里 拿到了大笔现金
“It's suspicious. After he escaped, from whom did he get a large sum of cash,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“It's suspicious. He self-harmed to undergo surgery and still knew the escape route.”
有疑点 他 出逃 后 是从谁那里 拿到了 大笔 现金
“It's suspicious. After he escaped, from whom did he get a large sum of cash,”
又突然被车撞死
“before suddenly being killed by a car?”
“He couldn't have pulled this off alone; someone behind the curtain funded him.”
In Chinese criminal proceedings, tracking untraceable cash transfers is often the core breakthrough to uncover the hidden mastermind.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
there are points of suspicion / there are dubious details
A common formulaic phrase in investigative contexts to open an inquiry or express doubt.
a large amount of cash / a substantial sum of money
Used to describe significant, often unmonitored physical currency transactions.