Lu Shaojia's little ancestor is a forensic doctor

Chapter 81
At four o'clock in the afternoon, in the conference room of the Criminal Investigation Building.

Wang Dakui, the vice-captain of the criminal investigation team, first made a pre-meeting explanation, "It has been found out that the deceased who fell to his death in the Lushi Center shopping mall at noon was named Liu Wenli, 29 years old this year, and a shopping guide in the women's clothing department on the fourth floor of the mall. .”

"The elevator monitoring in the shopping mall showed that Liu Wenli went up to the rooftop at 35:55 in the morning until she fell down at [-]:[-] noon. During these [-] minutes, she did not take the elevator to leave."

Later, he added, "Of course, our investigation found that there is not only an elevator path from the shopping mall to the rooftop, but also a safe passage for employees to go to the rooftop."

"Whether Liu Wenli left the rooftop during this time period, or whether other people went up, we have no evidence so far, and it remains to be investigated."

Scanning around the people attending the meeting, "This is the current situation. We have to wait for the autopsy report and the technical department's report. However, judging from the current situation alone, homicide is the most suspected cause of the deceased's death."

As soon as he sat down, Zhao Hongxiang pushed the folder in his hand to Meng Yao's desk, motioning her to tell everyone.

Following his actions, everyone once again focused their attention on the beautiful girl who had arrived by air, and they all speculated about her identity.

Seeing everyone looking at Meng Yao suspiciously, Sun Lin, who had done his homework, quickly opened his mouth to explain their doubts.

Sun Lin, "This is Meng Yao, a forensic doctor in Jidao City, and the only apprentice of Director Zhao. She is also the granddaughter of Professor Liu of our Medical University. This time, she will participate in the investigation and detection of this case as an assistant."

Now that he explained Meng Yao, he even introduced Lu Zhixing.

"The person sitting next to Forensic Doctor Meng is the president of the Lu Group, Mr. Lu, who is also the criminal psychology consultant of the Ministry of Public Security and an honorary professor of our Public Security University. This time, he will also participate in this case as a consultant. "

As soon as he finished his introduction, Meng Yao and Lu Zhixing felt dozens of lingering gazes looking at them, just like a very hungry person looking at a plate of meat.

How to say, just a little panicked.

Smiling awkwardly at everyone, Meng Yao leaned closer to Zhao Hongxiang with a low voice.

"Master, what do they mean?"

hungry?

Want to eat meat?
I am not good at eating.

Zhao Hongxiang glanced at everyone casually, and his voice was neither high nor low so that everyone could hear it.

"You are in the light of your grandfather, and most of them are from the Public Security University. When the students see the teacher, they will naturally be more thoughtful."

Glancing at the man sitting upright next to Meng Yao, "They all have a copy of the novels written by Mr. Lu, maybe they worship them!"

so?
Meng Yao took a look at Lu Zhixing, so everyone looked at themselves because of their grandfather, and others looked at Lu Zhixing because they admired him!
Ha, she said she wanted to curse.

Finding out the truth did not make her happy, but she quickly accepted the gossip and concentrated on sharing some important information after the autopsy with everyone.

"First of all, the deceased Liu Wenli had sex not long before she fell from the building. Judging from the little sperm left in her genitals, there should be condoms and the like near the roof. You can look through the trash can."

"Secondly, the red dot on the neck of the deceased was confirmed to be a hickey, so combined with the previous point, the reason for her going to the rooftop is to have an affair. You can focus on investigating her social circle, especially the men she will come into contact with during work. .”

(End of this chapter)