National Forensic Doctor

"There's something wrong here. I sent it to the group."

Su Lei didn't have much time to examine her heart. The bald spot in a picture attracted her attention.

As we all know, the forest does not have bald spots for no reason, just like the bald spots on a kitten, there is always a reason.

Jiang Yuan and others immediately went to the group to look at the pictures.

The picture is big, the internet is good, and the alopecia areata is clear.

"Send someone over there and bring the dog." Jiang Yuan took a quick look and determined that there was something wrong, and it didn't look like the burial ground six years ago, but more like... six months ago.

After receiving the order, several policemen packed up and prepared to set off. Jiang Yuan went out and called Liu Wenkai, saying: "Team Liu, please do some hard work. You can lead the team over to take a look at this location."

"Okay." Liu Wenkai agreed first and then asked: "Does this feel like this?"

Jiang Yuan shook his head and said: "Ninety-nine percent of it is not here, but there is a seventy percent chance that the corpse is buried."

Liu Wenkai was stunned, his expression became much more serious, and he said: "Then I understand, I will go over and protect the scene."

"Well, it should take a while for us to finish the work here. Let my master accompany you. I will call the city again and ask Forensic Doctor Wang and others to come for reinforcements."

"It can be done." Liu Wenkai nodded, and then said: "That's right, you can also bring two apprentices."

"There's no need for it." Jiang Yuan smiled.

Liu Wenkai said: "You kill hundreds of corpses a year, not counting the abnormal deaths. There are many places that can be used."

"That's right." Jiang Yuan thought about it for a while, but there was no need to make an immediate decision.

After watching Liu Wenkai lead everyone from the Second Squadron out, Jiang Yuan returned to the conference room.

In the room, several botanists looked very excited.

Some people were still holding on to the glass, and while watching, they said, "You police officers are always like this when they go out. They are quite handsome. They look armed to the teeth. Isn't it a little hot?"

"It can't be helped by the heat. It's colder over there in Pingzhou." Jiang Yuan replied with a smile.

Su Lei asked strangely: "What does this have to do with Pingzhou?"

Jiang Yuan: "It's a long story..."

"So, they went out to find this body? Could it be a murder?" The oldest professor present was about 60 years old, and he still maintained a strong curiosity.

Jiang Yuan nodded: "It's possible, or it could be something else. You'll have to see it to know."

"What you said about seeing... forget it, I don't really want to see the corpse..." As he spoke, the old professor's curiosity gradually disappeared.

Everyone continues to be busy checking the pictures, and those who continue to have questions are thrown into the group. It is basically a model similar to expert review.

Jiang Yuan did not invent this. Today’s journals all use this review model, and everyone gets used to it without having to adapt. Moreover, when several people are in the conference room, it is very convenient to communicate directly if there is any problem.

The only thing that makes me a little anxious is that there are fewer and fewer pictures as I look at them, and the suspected burial place of Zhang Yiyu has never appeared.

Six years may still be a little too long, and trying to find it through aerial observation of vegetation is indeed too difficult.

Otherwise Xu Taining would be useful. In this situation, there is no way for a dog to be useful.

"What will happen if I can't find it?" Su Lei has finished her C line, and there are not many lines left, so Su Lei is a little concerned and curious.

By analogy with their scientific research project, Jiang Yuan invited experts and mobilized hundreds of police officers. The cost was definitely not small. Is it really affordable to have no results?

Jiang Yuan could only smile and said, "If you can't find it, keep looking until you find it."

"You keep looking if you can't find it? There must be an end."

Jiang Yuan spread his hands.

"It's a bit inhumane." Su Lei sighed.

Jiang Yuan turned to look at her and said with a smile: "You can't just think about the problem from our perspective. Try thinking about it from the perspective of the prisoner. Suppose... you kill Professor Mu."

He saw other experts and professors looking over, so he made an assumption based on the topic.

Professor Mu, who was the most curious, was really amused: "You just killed me?"

"Then kill them all. I'll die too. Professor Su disappeared and actually ran away. The police continued to chase the murderer for a year or two but couldn't catch him. However, is it the best option to stop here to save money and manpower? Let Professor Su continue to live a carefree life from now on?" Jiang Yuan asked, and then said: "In contrast, the police restarting the plot from time to time is the biggest deterrent to Professor Su."

Su Lei put herself in her shoes and couldn't help but said: "Is it to make criminals always live in fear?"

"The living people have received too many benefits compared to the dead people. It's not enough to take advantage of it, right." Jiang Yuan pointed to the screen in front of him and said: "For this case, I can't reveal the specific details. Details, but to really weigh it in terms of cost-effectiveness and things like that, it’s certainly not worth it for us to have five experts chasing such a slim possibility. But that’s what we’re going to do.”

Scholars will not be implanted into their thoughts easily. Professor Mu changed his expression to a serious expression at this moment and said: "But resources are limited. You don't have to pursue cost-effectiveness, but you always There will be times when you run out of money.”

"More than that. We often have no money."

“What do you do when you can’t survive anymore?”

"Then it's not that our police are helpless, it's more likely that the entire society has been paralyzed." Jiang Yuan said in a relaxed tone.

Several people understood what Jiang Yuan meant and felt relaxed.

There is a progress bar in the conference room, and there is no idle time outside the conference room.

Two more private graves were discovered - this kind of private grave was not really built in the wild for some reason. What really attracted the attention of the police was that there was no grave mound, no tombstone, no one to worship, and not even a coffin. It was like a private grave where the body was buried or dumped.

What followed closely was a real corpse involved in eucalyptus.

A dismembered body. It neither meets the requirements of this article nor is it obviously a corpse that died normally.

Even though Liu Wenkai was full of people and had expectations, he still called Jiang Yuan helplessly: "The body has turned into bones. It's difficult."

"I'll be there right away." What can Jiang Yuan say? At the very least, life with a corpse is better than life without a corpse.

At this time, Mu Zhiyang knocked on the door and came in, saying: "Captain Jiang."

"Well, what's wrong?" Jiang Yuan looked over and saw that Mu Zhiyang's expression was a little unnatural.

"Ahem." Mu Zhiyang curled up his hands, pretended to cough, and said, "Captain Jiang, this is the information about electric tricycles that I found."

"Electric tricycle?" Jiang Yuan was a little surprised.

"Yes, because Liu Chuyou said before that the murderer wanted to deal with the electric tricycle, so I thought about how to deal with it." Mu Zhiyang looked at Jiang Yuan and saw that he was not unhappy, so he continued: "I was fine before. I just wanted to follow this clue to investigate, and I really found the vehicle involved."

"Found it?" Jiang Yuan was surprised: "How did you find it?"

Mu Zhiyang was a little embarrassed and said: "Because I used to be exposed to electric tricycles when I was a small policeman. In our county, these electric tricycles used to be used to pull people and goods. They paid a few yuan a time. In terms of quantity, there are only more than 3,000 electric tricycles in our county, and less than 1,000 can haul goods."

Looking at Jiang Yuan, Mu Zhiyang continued: "I just think that unless the murderer throws the electric tricycle into the river, the best way for him to deal with it is to leave the key in the car and let others steal it."

"Even after six years, this car may still be on the market."

"I asked the traffic police team and the police from the police station to help me look for it, and sure enough I found this car!"