Don't show affection at the crime scene

Chapter 126
When Luo Shixian and others arrived at their destination, the police were questioning the person who reported the crime. When they saw someone coming, they nodded and said, "Team Luo."

"En." After Luo Shixian responded, he looked sideways and said to the team members beside him: "Chengxi, you stay here to understand the situation."

"Okay, Team Luo." Lin Chengxi replied softly.

At this time, everyone was outside the door of the villa, the police car was parked at the gate, and the murder happened in the hall on the first floor of the villa.

A group of people carried the investigation box, put on gloves and foot covers, and crossed the cordon into the hall. The scene in front of them stunned the members of the X crime investigation team.

There is a man lying on the white sofa, with a knife stuck in his abdomen, and the handle of the knife is tightly grasped by a woman. The man is lying on the man's body, and a solid wood bookshelf presses her whole body and is placed on it. books scattered all over the floor.

Reasoning from the superficial phenomenon, after the female deceased stabbed the male deceased to death with a knife, she herself was accidentally crushed to death by a bookshelf.However, there were no obvious signs of fighting or blood at the scene, logically excluding the possibility of such a death.

As professionals, everyone immediately judged this.Luo Shixian's face was cold, and he said, "Everyone, start working."

The captain gave an order, and everyone acted immediately.

After An Geli took photos of the scene, the forensic personnel took the lead in surveying the area around the deceased. Soon Bai Qiheng discovered something fishy and said, "Boss, there are several screws on the bookshelf that have been loosened."

Luo Shixian stepped forward and took a look. The loose parts belonged to the partitions on the three floors from top to bottom.At this time, the bookshelf had been moved away from the two deceased bodies by forensic investigators, and the bodies were also moved aside.

Su Zhiqian wore medical gloves and walked to the body.

Afterwards, she first conducted a postmortem examination on the female deceased and said: "The deceased woman was aged between 22 and 25 years old. She was fully clothed. Judging from the cadaveric plaques, rigor mortis and corneal opacity, she was aged 8 He was killed an hour ago, and the estimated time of death is within 15 minutes." As he spoke, Su Zhiqian raised his head and glanced at An Geli, who was recording, and continued: "There was no obvious trauma to the hands and feet. There was an obvious depression in the skull of the corpse, and the wound There is swelling and inflammation..." The female voice paused, and then she added, "The cause of death was initially determined to be severe damage to the brain tissue."

After An Geli wrote it down, Su Zhiqian turned around and said to his teammates beside the sofa, "Officer Bai, is there any blood test reaction on the floor?"

"Yes, forensic doctor Su." Bai Qiheng finished the work at hand, and after replying, he added: "There is a small amount of blood."

"Judging from the female deceased's wound, there must be a lot of blood." Su Zhiqian said, he stood up, and said, "The sofa is not the first scene."

"En." Bai Qiheng nodded in agreement.

After a short conversation, the two started working again. Su Zhiqian and An Geli walked to another corpse. The woman squatted down and began the preliminary examination, saying, "The deceased was male, aged between 33 and 36, and the corpse There are wounds on the forehead, strangulation marks on the neck, and purple bruises on the hands and ankles. These are all reactions of life. The stab wound to the abdomen is initially judged to be a fatal injury."

"Qianqian, what is the time of death?" An Geli asked after writing it down.

Su Zhiqian glanced at him, and replied: "From the fact that the face and limbs started to feel cold, the spots on the body were distributed in sheets, and most of the rigors appeared, the time since the death of the deceased did not exceed two hours."

(End of this chapter)