Coroner Coroner

"There should be some clues left inside."

Asai Chengshi said so, and then buried his head in self-concern, and concentrated on examining the corpse.

Sato Miwako and Takagi Tsubasa temporarily put aside their guesses and arguments about the case, and turned to walk towards the small building next to them.

When they reached the door, they first tried to push the door.

The door was closed tightly.

They opened the door with the key they found in the pocket of the corpse's clothes.

The two entered the house of Mr. Iida, the deceased, and first did a brief survey on the first floor.

The results of this survey were:

"Senior Sato, my guess seems to be wrong..."

Takagi Tsutomu scratched his head in embarrassment:

"The murderer probably didn't chase into the house."

Because the furniture in this room is neatly arranged, it doesn't look like there has been a fierce chase and fight.

It's not just that Gao Muwa's speculation is wrong.

Even with everyone's subconscious guess, it seems to be wrong:

"Isn't it... the 'indoor scene' where Mr. Iida fought with people during his lifetime, isn't it here?"

"The scar caused by the power plug, did he leave it elsewhere?"

Takagi tried to ask this question.

"This..." Miwako Sato thought for a while, "I need to check."

As she said that, she immediately called the police officers from the local police station and asked them to call the deceased's company colleagues and inquire about the deceased's life experience in detail.

Soon, the results of the investigation came out:

"Mr. Iida has been working with his colleagues in the afternoon. Later, he left work early from the company, and was driven back from the company by his colleagues, and was sent all the way to the alley."

"That is to say, Mr. Iida was in sight of his colleagues the whole afternoon before he went home."

"And his colleagues also said that Mr. Iida never fell anywhere in the afternoon, let alone being crushed by the power plug."

"But that wound was fresh."

Generally speaking, the exfoliated surface of less than 2 hours will be lower than the surrounding tissue, and the injured surface will be relatively moist.

Although Miwako Sato has never studied forensic medicine, she can easily judge the time when the damage was formed by virtue of her experience as a criminal police officer.

"Since the wound is fresh, it has been proved that the deceased did not fall or get injured when he returned home, at least the whole afternoon before returning to the alley."

"Then the injury on his back that was formed indoors can only be formed here, in his home."

Sato Miwako affirmed with confidence:

"This house is where the struggle took place."

"this…"

Takagi still hesitated.

He seemed to think of another possibility:

"Senior Sato, is it possible that the indoor scene where the fight took place..."

"Is it the small building opposite that has been burned down?"

The murderer had set fire to the door of the opposite house.

The deceased bravely rushed up to fight him, but was defeated and fled into the nearest neighbor's house.

A further fight then ensued at the neighbor's house across the way, resulting in gashs on his back from the power plug.

This also seems a possibility.

And that house has been burned to a white ground, and it is almost impossible to find any useful clues.

In other words, Takagi Shepherd's conjecture has also become a possibility that is unprovable and difficult to falsify.

The police are most afraid of this situation when investigating a case.

But Miwako Sato quickly shook her head, using rational reasoning to rule out this possibility. :

"I don't think it's possible."

"First of all, there is no one in the house opposite, and the murderer also set the fire on the outside of the door."

"Doors should be kept shut at all times."

"Even if the deceased wanted to escape into the neighbor's house, he probably couldn't find a way to get in."

"Will someone really choose to flee to a room that cannot be entered at the critical moment of escaping?"

"Secondly, if the deceased saw the murderer set the fire, he should be brave enough to stop it."

"The murderer must have done some suspicious and radical actions to arouse the deceased's heart of justice."

"Maybe, the fire was already burning at that time."

"Even if the fire hasn't started, the gasoline can in the murderer's hand is enough to make people feel dangerous."

"In that case..."

"And who would flee into a house that could be doused with petrol and set ablaze at any moment?"

"Isn't this self-defeating?"

Sato Miwako's meticulous reasoning made Takagi Tsutomu gradually relieved.

He eliminated the doubts in his heart again.

And in this way, this possibility is almost ruled out:

"Since the deceased was not injured elsewhere, nor was he fighting the murderer at the neighbor's house."

"Then... the fight scene, isn't it possible that it is only in his own home?"

Takagi's tone became hesitant again.

He wasn't talking to Miwako Sato.

Instead, she was silently playing the role of an assistant, helping her organize her thoughts and check for loopholes.

At this moment, there is a big "loophole" in Miwako Sato's conclusion:

"If we say this 'indoor fighting scene', it means the deceased's own home."

"Then how come there is no trace of a fight in the deceased's house?"

Saying that, Gao Mushe looked at the room he was in again, which was clean and tidy, and there were hardly any traces of fighting:

"Could it be that the murderer had a fight with the deceased indoors and stabbed the deceased to death outside, and then returned to the house and carefully cleaned the scene?"

"That's not like that arsonist's style!"

The murderer cleaned up the scene after committing the crime in order to cover up the truth and prevent people from discovering what happened here.

But the arsonist...

He set off four fires in a row in Tokyo.

There was also a corpse blatantly left beside the fire scene.

This criminal act is so obvious, does it still need to be covered up, does it need to clean up the scene?

"unless…"

Takagi She was stunned for a moment.

In the process of constantly asking Miwako Sato, he gradually discovered something himself.

"That's right, the 'unless'..."

Miwako Sato said meaningfully:

"The arsonist had no need to hide anything."

"unless…"

"The arsonist is not the murderer, the murderer is someone else."

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Chapter 428

The plug indentation on Mr. Iida's back can prove that he was injured indoors.

And Miwako Sato proved through investigation and reasoning that the only possible option for this "indoor scene" is the deceased's own home.

But there was no sign of a fight in his house, and it didn't look like the scene.

"Experience tells me that when there is a conflict between evidence and evidence." Miwako Sato analyzed confidently: "The one with the problem must be the one that is easier to fake."

"I see, Senior Sato..."

Under the guidance of the senior, Takagi She also figured out all this:

"It's easy to simply disguise the scene after committing a crime."

"But the injuries and experiences of the deceased cannot be faked at all."

"So... the problem must be at this scene!"

"And the person who forged the scene after committing the crime is obviously not the arsonist who acts without scruples and does not need to have scruples."

"So the murderer must be someone else!"

"And this murderer..."

Takagi She was talking, and then got stuck in embarrassment:

"Who is this murderer?"