Coroner Coroner

In the eyes of his colleagues, Asai Chengmi had actually ventured deep into the enemy's belly in the past two years, in order to bring the enemy to justice, and secretly collected evidence of the enemy's crime.

Compared to "secretly planning serial killings", this statement sounds much milder.

But even if the story has changed, people can still feel Asai Narumi's firm belief in revenge for his family from this story.

"Asai..."

It was only then that Miwako Sato remembered that Narumi Asai had the same illness as herself.

Even worse than her.

At least her father died as a hero of the Metropolitan Police Department. After his death, the police have been spared no effort to investigate the murderer for this deceased colleague.

However, Asai Naomi's family members passed away unjustly under the name of "accident" under the perfunctory handling of the Metropolitan Police Department. Even the family members of the victims had to rely on themselves to track down the murderer.

Shigemi Asai must have experienced the emotions she has experienced, and the experience has been more profound.

"It's because of the pain I've experienced."

"So, Sato, I understand how you feel."

"Even though you don't seem to have much hope for revenge on the surface, I know that you never thought of giving up."

Naruto Asai's voice was deep and firm.

Miwako Sato quietly clenched the steering wheel: "Yeah...how could I give up willingly?"

"Then tell me about the case."

"I, Mr. Lin, and Miss Maori may all be able to help you."

"Yes." Miwako Sato nodded solemnly.

Invisibly, the distance between her and Naomi Asai was quietly getting closer.

But the police officer Takagi, who was always silent in the back seat, did not feel any vigilance in his heart.

Because no matter how dull he is, he can still feel that the current atmosphere between Asai and Sato does not look like they are about to fall in love.

"It's the way it is."

Miwako Sato began to slowly describe the case back then:

"18 years ago, there was a well-planned armed robbery at Mihua Bank, and the loss was as high as 5.5 million yen."

"The murderer did not reveal his true face throughout the process, nor did he leave any evidence that could identify him."

"The only clue is the 10-second footage captured by the bank's surveillance system, left by the murderer during the robbery."

"It was my father, Officer Masayoshi Sato, who was in charge of investigating the case at the time."

"He didn't know how to find out the murderer's identity, and went to hunt down the murderer alone."

"and many more…"

Asai Chengshi interrupted her with some concern:

"Your father...why did you go after the murderer alone?"

Holmes knows to bring Watson.

The police are even more of a collective animal. If you can fight in groups, you don't single them out, and if you can start a group, you don't just lead them.

Especially in the dangerous work of arresting people, it is even more impossible for the police to act alone.

It takes several people to join the police to catch a mad dog.

Not to mention, the one to be arrested this time is a gangster who robbed with a gun.

Now that Masayoshi Sato has found out the identity of the murderer, why didn't he notify his colleagues as soon as possible?

Why take the risk of catching the robbers alone?

"This..." Miwako Sato hesitated: "Maybe the situation was urgent at that time, and my father didn't have time to notify his colleagues, so he had to hunt down the murderer alone?"

There were no mobile phones before 18 years, so communication was really inconvenient.

If Masayoshi Sato found out that the murderer was about to run away, he was in a hurry and couldn't inform his colleagues, so he could only go after him alone...

"This can be explained..."

Asai Chengshi suppressed his doubts thoughtfully:

"Sato, keep talking."

"Yeah." Sato Miwako nodded: "Anyway, what I can know now:"

"It's because my father didn't tell his colleagues what he discovered back then, and for some reason, he launched a hunt for the murderer alone."

"The murderer fled desperately on the road, and my father followed closely behind him."

"Then…"

Her voice stagnated slightly:

"Then my father was hit by a truck on the road."

"Based on eyewitness accounts, it appears he was pushed in front of the truck by the killer."

"And because it was raining heavily and the murderer was wearing a mask and hat, no one saw his face."

"The murderer disappeared without a trace."

"And my father was lying on the ground, shouting a name all the time in a daze."

"Chou Si Lang, Chou Si Lang."

"Chousirou?" The police officer Takagi, who was listening quietly, also joined the discussion unexpectedly: "It turns out that the police officer who was sacrificed in the sensational Chousiro case was Miss Sato's father?"

"I remember the news reports saying..."

"The police believed that Shu Silang was the murderer's name, but after repeated investigations, they never found him."

"That's right." Miwako Sato sighed deeply: "No one knows who that Sushirou that father was talking about is, only that he kept calling that name at that time."

"after that…"

"When my mother and I rushed to the ambulance to see him for the last time, he just briefly explained some of our family affairs, and didn't say who the murderer was."

"This..." Naruto Asai looked surprised: "Your father could still talk at that time?"

"Then he obviously had the opportunity to reveal the identity of the murderer, why didn't he say so?"

"I do not know either."

Miwako Sato shook her head helplessly:

"Maybe it's because he was injured too badly at the time, and when he was unconscious, he could only care about saying goodbye to me and my mother, and couldn't care less about talking about the case?"

He has the strength to explain the funeral to his family, but he just doesn't reveal the identity of the murderer.

This is really weird.

After much deliberation, it can only be explained by Officer Sato's mental state at the time.

But no matter what the reason, the truth was completely buried with Sato Masayoshi's sacrifice.

Now the police have almost no clues to the murderer except for the name "Chou Si Lang".

Based on this alone, it is almost impossible to solve the case.

"No... Actually, it's not that pessimistic."

Miwako Sato gave the last clue in time:

"Because the bank robbery that year caused quite a stir, the Metropolitan Police Department also attached great importance to my father's sacrifice."

"So for the past 18 years, the police have been working on investigating the Chou Si Lang case."

"But they found nothing."

"And the problem is that nothing has been found on it."

Miwako Sato said in a strange tone:

"After investigation, the batch of 5.5 million cash that the robbers robbed from the bank has never been circulated on the market."

All banknotes are numbered.

By tracking the serial numbers on these banknotes, the police can find out whether the stolen cash was used by the murderer and where it may be used.

However, the 5.5 million cash stolen by the robbers has no trace of circulation to the market at all.

"how can that be?"

Asai Chengshi was a little surprised:

"Could it be that the robbers haven't used the cash since they snatched it?"

"Then why did he rob the bank?"

"Maybe it's because the Chou Si Lang case was too big. The murderer was afraid of laundering money and leaving traces when he used the money, so he didn't dare to use the stolen money..."

Miwako Sato's tone was also full of doubts:

"We started off thinking like this:"

"But now 18 years have passed, and even the 15-year statute of limitations for criminal prosecution has passed."

"Then what is the murderer still afraid of?"

She also couldn't understand the murderer's train of thought:

"But anyway, it's good news."

"If the murderer has not used the money, then as long as we can identify the murderer, we may be able to find the huge sum of stolen money from his home."

"This is enough evidence to prove his identity."

Miwako Sato cheered up a little, as if she was full of confidence in the detection of the case.

But Mamoru Asai knew it would not be easy:

"Evidence for conviction is easy to find, but the murderer must first be found."

"Now we have too few clues at hand."

"A name of Shusi Lang, a 10-second bank surveillance video..."