Dayong Nu sentenced to death

Chapter 494 The clues of disagreement, stop
Su Rao straightened the scorched corpse, which was in the shape of a fist.

"Xian, the deceased man, his face was burnt and his five sense organs were not discernible, his whole body was burnt to carbon black, there was no intact skin, and no debris of clothes remained."

As soon as she opened her mouth, the whole room was enveloped in a solemn atmosphere. Gu Cheng dipped his pen in ink and began to take notes.

In order to avoid the harassment of the stench of corpses, he moved and stood by the window.

Su Rao walked up to the dead man's head, Zhu Zhu opened his mouth, looked at it for a while, and said without raising her head: "You are blocking my light."

"Oh."

Gu Cheng immediately moved to the side, and he didn't stand against the wall until Su Rao continued the autopsy.

"Judging from the wear and tear of the teeth, the age of the deceased was between 75 and [-]. Considering that the deceased lost weight and shortened in length after being burned, the original height should be about five feet."

She was still observing, but Gu Cheng suddenly felt something was wrong, and asked suspiciously, "My lord, wouldn't it be better to ask someone to check this information?"

Is it worth doing a special autopsy and recording it in the file?
"Who should I ask?"

While checking, Su Rao replied: "The body is burnt like this, are you sure he must be Xu Chen?"

Gu Cheng was silent when he heard the words.

Looking at Jiao Zhan's unrecognizable face, it's really not certain.

"Who else could it be if it's not Xu Chen? Could it be that your lord suspects that after someone killed someone, they deliberately created the illusion that Xu Chen is dead?"

Su Rao: "..."

She stood up straight, looked at Gu Cheng and said calmly: "I'm not doubting this, but I can't go to the autopsy with the pre-set answers, it will only make mistakes."

"Indulging in alcohol to fuel the fire and setting fire to the bamboo house. The murderer did all this to destroy the corpse and wipe out the traces. So anything can happen before the investigation is clear."

The most taboo in case investigation is preconception.

The living can lie, but the dead can't.

What she has to do is to find clues from the dead, and then follow the clues to find the real culprit.

Hearing what she said, Gu Cheng said with embarrassment: "Sure enough, it's like a mountain. Sir, continue with the autopsy, I won't bother you."

He worked hard to reduce his sense of existence.

Su Rao didn't continue to speak, but stood beside the corpse with her hands tied, bowed her head slightly in silence for a moment, then turned around and picked up a knife from the prepared tray.

The blade was thin and glowing coldly.

The light reflected and pierced Gu Cheng's eyes for a moment. He raised his head subconsciously and saw Su Rao pointing the knife at the corpse.

The blood all over his body was almost frozen, Gu Cheng said in horror: "Girl, what are you going to do?"

An autopsy is an autopsy, what are you doing with a knife?
Su Rao raised her head with a calm expression: "The surface of the corpse was charred and all traces left were burnt. In this case, to find out the cause of death, an autopsy must be performed."

"Dissection, dissection?"

Gu Cheng was so horrified that he started to stutter, he looked at the knife, then at Su Rao, thinking of some possibility, he couldn't form a sentence: "Could it be that you want to treat Xu Chen like..."

He was startled that something was wrong, and quickly changed his words: "Cut open the dead?"

Thinking of the pile of bloody skeletons and the strips of meat on the kitchen chopping board again, Gu Cheng couldn't help feeling sick.

"Yes."

Su Rao replied decisively.

When she was in Hanyang City, in order to examine the five corpses and track down the clues of Gu Keye, she, Jin Xu and Zhu Yan dissected the corpses in the deserted house.

In order not to cause trouble afterwards, they also buried the corpse in the ground.

She knew very well that an autopsy in this era is treasonous, and using a knife on the dead is even more condemned by thousands of people.

But she had no choice.

If not, there is no way to continue the investigation of this murder case. The cause of death, time of death, and even other clues will be lost.

"You are crazy!"

Gu Cheng put aside the pen and paper, strode to the side of the deceased, stared at Su Rao, stopped calling adults, and called a girl directly: "This is absolutely not acceptable, if someone else finds out, even if you find out the case, you will still find out." Cursed by the world."

He stared at Su Rao, refusing to back down.

In fact, compared to Su Rao's furrowed brows and uneasy mood at the moment, Gu Cheng is really turbulent in his heart.

He knew she was brave.

After the autopsy, the cloud is calm and the wind is light.

But there is an essential difference between playing with the bones and "cutting the dead into pieces". The former can only say that she is "eccentric and weird" and "disobedient to women", while the latter is "destroyed by conscience" and "destroyed humanity".

The world can accept a maverick female prison order who calms down the strange injustices in the world, but absolutely cannot accept such an unethical thing as her performing an autopsy.

Once this kind of thing happens, no one can guess what troubles will happen!
"Gu Cheng, this is the only way."

Su Rao looked at him with a frown, and when they looked at each other, Gu Cheng suddenly felt annoyed, "I knew this was the case, so I shouldn't have accepted this case."

"Girl, you are a thorn in the side of those people now, a thorn in their flesh, they wish they could get rid of it quickly, you are giving the handle to them."

"Haven't you thought about the consequences?"

His words are as heavy as a thousand weights.

The pressure on their faces made both of them darken at the same time, Su Rao lowered his knife-holding hand lightly in his eyes that were about to burn, and sighed: "I thought about it."

"But only when the truth is found out and the murderer is caught, I am qualified to think about this."

This is the only way she can break the situation now.

Seeing her determination, Gu Cheng endured his anger and said, "This is not a trivial matter, sir, you should discuss it with Yan Shizi before making a decision."

He knew that the relationship between the two was far from being indifferent and alienated as it appeared on the surface, and he wanted Yan Yun to persuade her well.

Doing so was undoubtedly putting herself on the fire.

The starting point was right. After hearing this, Su Rao raised her eyes lightly, "This case is a matter for me alone, so there is no need to discuss it."

Gu Cheng was slightly startled, "But girl..."

"If you don't want to take the record, I can replace it with someone else."

Su Rao said bluntly, when she finished speaking, Gu Cheng knew that what she said just now was bad, and hurriedly wanted to explain, but when she opened her mouth, she didn't know what to explain.

He could only immediately admit his mistake.

"Girl, tomorrow, it's getting late now, you have to think about it for another night, if you finally decide to have an autopsy, then I'll have nothing to say."

"You don't have to change people, Beizhi will continue to record."

Gu Cheng looked unspeakably worried, and looked at her eagerly, Su Rao thought for a while, and finally put down the knife, turned around and said calmly: "Okay, let's talk about it tomorrow."

"At these times, think carefully about what you will do in this government office in the future."

She allowed them to play around freely without restraint, because human nature is different, so there is no need to interfere too much in private.

But when it comes to investigating cases and judging prisons, she doesn't like others to interfere.

Even if it's for her own good.

This kind of intention will sometimes make people lose their basic judgment and become a burden.

Gu Cheng seemed to understand the meaning of the words, he was breathless for a moment, and then let out a deep breath, "Okay."

(End of this chapter)