Retracing the Police Path 1993

Li Xian laughed at himself and said that the cancer hospital has little profit. Although patients spend a lot of money, it has nothing to do with most doctors. His laboratory department is not a purchasing department and can do too little. Tan Song asked him if these patients had any value. Li Xian said what value could these patients have? Patients with advanced cancer have no value even in their organs.

It was this sentence that awakened Tan Song. Of course, it was this sentence that made Li Xian regret it to this day. Li Xian felt that all the evil was attributed to him. His subsequent confusion and self-blame probably came from this.

At that time, Tan Song immediately thought that he wanted to dig out Lao Qin and sell his parts. This frightened Li Xian. He immediately said that Lao Qin's body had lost its activity and these organs had long been worthless. Moreover, he also said that organ transplantation is a very precise operation and needs to be matched in advance. It does not mean that you can just find someone on the street to dig out the organs and sell them.

When Tan Song saw that Li Xian was not lying, he had no choice but to give up his idea. Then, the two separated from here and then left.

After leaving the mountain, Tan Song came to Li Xian's hospital to see Li Xian twice. Each time, Li Xian was very scared. However, these two times, Tan Song did not make any requests. He just chatted and asked Li Xian for help. Xian borrowed 5000 yuan.

It wasn't until one day two months later that Tan Song sent a pager to Li Xian, saying that he had something to do with him and asking him to meet him at a place in the next province at 4 p.m. two days later.

Li Xian didn't know how to reject Tan Song at all. If he wanted to call the police, he should have called the police in the past two months, but he didn't.

Two days later, Li Xian arrived at his destination early and waited there for three hours before a van arrived on time.

The driver was Tan Song. After parking the car, Li Xian saw a recently deceased man with a white cloth covering his face, a set of surgical supplies, refrigerated life-sustaining equipment powered by lead-acid batteries and a set of Fake procedures.

Li Xian couldn't refuse at all. As if he was pushing the boat along, Tan Song urged him. As if he had done it before, his mind moved uncontrollably. He knew that this person had just died, and he knew that if he continued to delay this person, he could not refuse. It has no value. He knows that this person is indeed dead and that his death has nothing to do with him. He knows that

Li Xian's body automatically told himself that the body was still warm, and if he didn't use the knife, the contents inside would soon lose their value. The person was already dead. For Li Xian, it was just anatomy of the dead person. He completed a series of operations as if he was completely sleepwalking.

After finishing, Tan Song gave Li Xian a full 3 yuan in cash and asked Li Xian to leave first, and then he drove away with the cargo.

Li Xian returned to Yuhang in a daze. Two days later, Tan Song came to the door and explained the situation to him.

Since Lao Qin died last time, Tan Song not only wasn't afraid, but also felt that Lao Qin died a loss. He had gone to the mountains to collect medicines before, and had been exposed to the medicine business. He had some understanding of medicine. He probably understood that what Li Xian told him after Lao Qin died was true. At that time, Lao Qin's organs were indeed worthless.

After that, he began to learn more about the issue of organ transplantation, and soon learned that the core of organ transplantation lies in leukocyte antigen matching and blood group compatibility testing, which can be checked through blood tests. It was at this stage that Lao Qin's family called the police, saying that Lao Qin had lost contact.

At that time, it was normal for him to be unable to contact him after working for half a year. However, many of Lao Qin's co-workers returned home. But Lao Qin didn't, so his family called the police. Lao Qin's wife and son all have similar personalities to Lao Qin and are relatively stubborn. They know Lao Qin very well and know that Lao Qin is a responsible person. Even if he doesn't make any money from this job, he will definitely contact his family.

But being stubborn, the police couldn't do anything after searching around. In the end, because Lao Qin's family kept calling the police, the local public security bureau sent people to Wushan, Yuhang, and found a few people to collect the transcripts, but nothing could be done. . Those who worked with Lao Qin at that time didn’t know where Lao Qin had gone, and the temporary dormitories built on the mountain had long since been demolished because they were dilapidated.

Originally, Tan Song had not planned to go back to his hometown, but the police also came to him. If he hid, there would be something wrong, so he went back openly and pretended to comfort Lao Qin's wife and children.

Lao Qin's wife and children couldn't tell that there was anything wrong with Tan Song. After all, logically speaking, Lao Qin and Tan Song had no enmity, and Lao Qin's disappearance would logically have no problem with Tan Song. They didn't get the money this time, and many people understood that it wasn't Tan Song's fault, because all the workers saw that Tan Song went to ask for money and was beaten badly. After all, this is only two months' wages, not two years, so there is no point in blaming Tan Song. Later, I don’t know who said it, but someone said that Lao Qin’s health was not very good.

"Not feeling well" is actually a very common thing. But among those who go out to work at the age of fifty, who dares to say that they are in good health? But after Lao Qin died, someone said this. What they probably meant was that Lao Qin died of illness somewhere. In an era when communication methods were lacking, it was normal for people to die of illness and no one to know about it.

After hearing this statement, Lao Qin's wife and children went to the police again, hoping that the police would go to major hospitals in Yuhang City to help.

When the police heard this, what did it have to do with us if they died of illness? A police officer from a county-level public security agency from another province went to Yuhang to check all the hospitals? What a joke! Then, Lao Qin's son went to Yuhang and looked for several hospitals, but naturally there was no result.

After this incident, Lao Qin's wife was worried that her son had a hereditary disease, so she took her son to the hospital for a check-up, and found that her son had a serious stomach problem. This matter spread through two or three hands, and it became known that the old Qin family had a gastric cancer gene.

This incident caused quite a stir in Tan Song's hometown, and many people were worried about whether they were also suffering from a serious illness. At this time, Tan Song found the hospital in the town and offered free physical examinations to the villagers. Upon hearing about such a thing, many people from surrounding villages went to the town hospital for physical examinations.

The physical examination at that time was very simple and could not detect anything at all. It only looked at inflammation (white blood cells) and did not even have X-rays or ultrasounds. Only the deputy director of the town hospital knew that Tan Song had stuffed money for this physical examination, a total of 1 yuan. At least half of the 1 yuan went into the deputy director's pocket.

I have to say that this physical examination is effective. Many rural people do not even see a doctor on a daily basis. This time, after chatting with the doctor for a few words, the doctor was kind enough to point out a few problems. Several farmers discovered hidden disease risks during physical examinations and rushed to the county hospital for examination.

However, what no one knew was that Tan Song got a large number of blood samples this time, and what happened in the past few days followed. (End of chapter)