After amnesia, I became a forensic doctor

Chapter 469 The Burnt Victim

"Captain Yu, what do you think?" the subordinate looked at the contents in the bag and asked in a low voice.

"It's normal to put things in the trunk. Drinking water bottles and glass water bottles are all possible." Yu Lu said indifferently, bowing his head and continuing to look for clues.

"It may also be a gasoline barrel." Shan Chenxun added.

"Gasoline barrel?" The male police officer looked at him in surprise.

"You don't smell a heavy gasoline smell?" Shan Chenxun asked him.

The police officer nodded.

Shan Chenxun said again: "The fuel tank is in the front half of the car, and it didn't explode, but the smell of gasoline is the heaviest here, what do you think?"

"Oh, these are gasoline barrels!" The male police officer pointed to the evidence bag.

"There is no test, so don't jump to conclusions." Yu Lu put a lead wire into the evidence bag, without looking at people.

Shan Chenxun had seen her temper before, so he walked away without saying a word.

"Single team, did you find anything?" Hang Yifan stepped on the car door, looking at the forensic evidence to find clues on the corpse.

On the scorched corpse, the clothes had been reduced to ashes and would fall off at the slightest touch, which made it more difficult for forensic evidence.

"The gasoline smell in the trunk is very strong, and there is a gasoline can." Shan Chenxun observed the corpse, judging from the body shape, it should be Sol. He pursed his mouth and twisted his body, showing that he was in pain when he died.

"Gasoline?" Hang Yifan looked back at him, "Another premeditation?!"

"Obviously." He stared at the driver's seat, "Where's the driver?"

"There was only one person in the car when we came."

"The car didn't explode. It had enough time to run when it caught fire. Why is he sitting here?" Shan Chenxun had doubts in his heart.

"That's right, if you sit and don't run, you are waiting for death?" Hang Yifan glanced at the car door, "The door is not locked, so you can get out of the car logically!"

"Team Hang, the deceased may have died before the fire!" At this time, Forensic He said.

"What was the cause of death?" Shan Chenxun asked.

"The specific reason will not be known until we go back for an autopsy." The forensic doctor put away the toolbox.

Shan Chenxun frowned, and said to Hang Yifan: "Do you mind having forensic doctor Su come over?"

Hang Yifan nodded, and then told his subordinates to ask the male police officers to temporarily retreat behind the cordon.

Shan Chenxun called Su Jin, and soon, Su Jin arrived at the scene.

"Forensic Doctor Su, good evening." Hang Yifan raised his hand in greeting, knowing that Shan Chenxun was interested in her, his eyebrows and eyes were more curious and somewhat ambiguous.

Su Jin nodded slightly, she went directly to the car, and Shan Chenxun turned on the light for her.

She borrowed He's forensic investigation box and carefully examined the autopsy.

During this period, Shan Chenxun carefully inspected the corpse.

"I didn't inhale too much ashes in the nasal cavity. He should have died when it caught fire..." She inspected carefully, trying to minimize the damage on the corpse. On the inside of the deceased's lips, she found a small amount of white powder.

The powder is so fine that if you are not careful enough, you can't see it at all.

Su Jin scraped some with a tool, and examined it carefully under the light.

"What is it?" Shan Chenxun asked.

"Drugs or du products..." She squinted her eyes and put it under her nose to smell it carefully, but she couldn't smell anything. "To the forensic evidence."

Shan Chenxun took it, carefully put it in the evidence bag, and handed it to Hang Yifan who was beside the car.

Su Jin gently peeled off the eyelids of the deceased. The eyelids were almost glued together. In order not to damage the state of the corpse, only a thin slit was opened.

The deceased's eyeballs were bulging and his pupils dilated, showing a frightened look. Similar to the first three deceased, he seemed to have seen something frightening.

(End of this chapter)