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Chapter 4388 4350: The murderer surfaced (20)

After she got better, Ye Tingjue and Xia Tong's friends left Los Angeles one after another, and the Ye family returned to calm.

The police formally prosecuted Lucy and her two accomplices, and reporters rushed to report that the young female serial killer was a sensation throughout the United States.

More than 80.00% of people on the Internet demanded the immediate execution of the death penalty, and 15.00% of netizens expressed doubts, thinking how could such a weak woman kill so many people! ?

For the remaining 5.00%, some are on the sidelines, and a very small number of people actually think that the murderer is cool. These people's psychology is probably abnormal...

Every day is flooded with news, and it has become a hot topic across the country.

Xiao Jiu looked at the newspaper, his eyes were fixed on a certain point, and he was in a daze for more than ten minutes.

Ye Yusi sat in front of the bed, noticed her state, and frowned.

"Xiao Jiu..." He took the newspaper and fed the freshly cut fruit to her mouth.

Xiao Jiu ate a few mouthfuls and asked him about the case. Ye Yusi didn't want to mention it again, but she insisted, so she told her one by one:
Lucy is indeed suffering from a serious mental illness. It is likely that more than four people have been killed. People in the surrounding cities have disappeared in the past few years.

According to the police investigation, the missing persons are all women, around 30 years old, with auburn and blond hair.

These missing people seem to have disappeared, and the police deduce that most of them have encountered accidents.

Lucy refused to admit that the missing persons were related to her, and the police couldn't find the body, so they charged her with four murders and one kidnapping.

Through Xiaojiu's confession and a comprehensive investigation by the police, Lucy confessed to her crime and also revealed the motive for the murder.

When she was young, she was abused by her stepmother. She was often beaten and scarred but dared not speak out. Her father was forced by her stepmother to work several jobs in a row, and eventually became overwhelmed and died of illness.

After that, Lucy ran away with her younger sister several times, but was caught by her stepmother. Since then, the two sisters have been imprisoned at home and are not allowed to step out of the house.

Externally, the stepmother claimed that their sisters had transferred to another city, which did not arouse suspicion.

From then on, the two sisters lived a hellish life. They became tools for their stepmother to make money, and became child prostitutes. Many men came to the door every night.

Of course, these men are all from other towns. When they come in and out of this house, the neighbors think that the stepmother is indiscreet, and gradually alienate her...

Lucy tried to resist, but was beaten and scarred every time, and finally in the death of her sister, she broke out!
She knocked her stepmother unconscious while she was sleeping, then killed her, and threw her body into pieces into the sea. The people in the town just thought that their family had moved away and didn't care...

The shadow left by her childhood made Lucy cruel. In order to survive, she couldn't go to school. Lacking school education, she couldn't tell right from wrong.

She often fell ill at night, and when she woke up, she found that all the cats and dogs nearby had been brutally murdered, all by her.

Gradually, she found that she could be released in the killing process, so animals were killed in strange ways, and the deaths were miserable!

These four homicides in Los Angeles were definitely not the first time. From the neat way she started, she was already very familiar with them.

Lucy bought the mystery-phantom-drug extracted from Datura Snake Flower from the black market, diluted it and used it in the water for developing photos, locked on the target and took the opportunity to approach, and then used the excuse of taking photos to give the photos to the victim.

(End of this chapter)