Relentless Pursuit After Divorce
Chapter 1149. The evidence is conclusive

Chapter 1149: 1149. The evidence is conclusive

Especially Tony Wilson, after all, he had been President several times and had managed public welfare very well during his terms.

The concerns of ordinary people are nothing more than clothing, food, housing, and transportation.

Tony Wilson thought that having been in office for so many years, there was no reason for people to easily replace him with someone who had suddenly emerged.

After all, Ian Foster was a sudden emergence, and the public did not know much about him.

The campaign speeches and voting were proceeding as usual, just as they had in the past.

But less than a week before the election, Ian Foster suddenly announced that if elected, the government would collaborate with the Jones Corporation to build a number of medium to large upscale housing projects.

Based on each family’s income, eligible families would receive housing subsidies.

This would allow every middle to lower-class citizen to afford their own house, with the property rights free to buy and sell.

Apart from that, he also posted the detailed content of this housing subsidy plan all over the country.

The people, after doing some calculations based on the subsidy policy, realized that under the same conditions, it would be more than five or six times cheaper than the current upscale communities.

This made many citizens, who had been firm in their decision, start to waver.

Across the nation, ordinary citizens make up the largest percentage, and if Ian Foster’s policy were implemented, most of them would benefit.

Naturally, he would receive the majority of the votes.

Adding to this was his proposal of partnering with the Jones Corporation.

The formidable power of the Jones Corporation was a strong confidence booster.

The fact that Ian Foster could openly bring up the Jones Corporation during his campaign clearly indicated that he had the support of Adam Jones.

It puzzled the public, after all, in the previous terms, Adam Jones had supported President Tony Wilson.

This time, unexpectedly, he had shifted his support to someone else.

Was there a problem with Tony Wilson, or was Ian Foster really that good?

The citizens did not really care about this; it did not matter to them who the President was. What they cared about were their own needs for clothing, food, housing, and transportation.

Since Ian Foster had publicly proposed this, it was expected to be implemented.

If he went back on his word, he would be ineligible to even run in the next election.

Ian Foster was obviously aware of this fact.

With such analysis, the people’s choice naturally became one-sided.

They just waited for the day of the election, to cast their votes for Ian Foster.

The Jones Corporation—

"Mr. President, all the evidence of crimes committed by Ian Foster and Lily Bankston is here, including the case of Mr. Jones’s plane accident from years ago."

Robert Green handed a thick stack of documents to Adam Jones.

Ever since confirming Ian Foster’s identity from what Lily Bankston had divulged, Adam had instructed his subordinates to thoroughly investigate Ian Foster.

It was not only about the kidnapping attempt to murder him nine years ago and the accident involving Henry Jones’s plane but also the criminal activities where Ian Foster had overtly and covertly used his position as the head of the Finance Bureau for personal gain over the years.

Before, no one had suspected Ian Foster, so naturally, no one had invested a lot of money and effort in investigating him.

Now, with a clear target, the investigation was straightforward.

Ian Foster’s background was thoroughly unearthed by Adam Jones.

"Give these to the President to handle."

He kept the evidence of Henry Jones’s accident and the murder of the co-pilot, Jacob Clark, from that day.

The day before the presidential election, the official Jones Corporation posted a message on Twitter.

The gist of the post was a denial of any partnership with Ian Foster in building the constructions, hoping that some people would not use the name of the Jones Corporation for their own agenda.