Coroner Coroner

The so-called "truth medicine" thiopental, in fact, has the real effect of paralyzing the subject's brain, causing the subject to put down his guard in a daze, and talk nonsense uncontrollably.

The effect is actually not much better than getting someone drunk with alcohol.

"So it is possible that what the murderer and the deceased wanted to use was not the truth medicine."

"It's narcotics."

Shigemi Asai analyzed it from the perspective of a doctor:

"Sodium thiopental itself is a common general anesthetic, and it is not difficult for those who are willing to get it."

"Maybe they just want to use this drug to paralyze their opponents so that they can kidnap them."

"And it turns out..."

"The person who was 'numbed' should be the opponent of the deceased."

With that said, he took out a report from the part of the file he was holding:

"A total of two large bloodstains were left at the scene."

"A pool of blood belonged to the deceased, the nameless male corpse."

"Another pool of blood dripped against the wall, but its owner disappeared from the scene and has never been found by the police for four years."

Photos from the scene showed that the body of the unnamed man was shot in the head and fell to the ground.

And on the wall not far from him, there was still a large bloodstain that did not belong to him.

On the wall stained with this blood, there is still a bullet hole glaringly left.

This shows that besides the deceased, there was another person at the scene at the time of the incident.

This person was shot and injured in the crossfire, collapsed and slid against the wall, leaving a large bloodstain on the wall that has both the characteristics of columnar bloodstains and wiped bloodstains.

The person later disappeared from the scene.

This shows that he is not the murderer, and must be someone related to the murderer.

"At that time, Kesouyan conducted the most detailed blood tests on the two bloodstains left at the scene."

"And the blood test report proves: "

"The blood of the mysterious person who disappeared from the scene contained sodium thiopental in the blood left at the scene."

"That is to say, the deceased should have been the one with the upper hand in this firefight."

Asai Chengshi tried to restore the incident:

"He paralyzed his opponent with sodium thiopental and kidnapped him to this abandoned warehouse."

"Afterwards, it may be that the opponent who woke up found a chance to fight back, or it may be unfortunately found by the enemy who came to rescue the opponent, so he was the one who was shot and killed in the end."

"Well... so far, it should be like this."

Lin Xinyi also nodded in agreement.

Rena Mizumu breathed a sigh of relief in her heart:

Fortunately...the conclusions drawn by these policemen are essentially the same as the gin that was deceived in the past.

As long as they still thought that the deceased and the mysterious person who disappeared at the scene were enemies and rivals, then she should still be safe.

Rena Mizumura was thinking this in her heart...

"Mao Lilan" spoke suddenly.

This "rookie" who was despised the most by Shui Wurenai, who had studied forensic medicine with her teacher for a few months, and the silly girl who was fooled into falling in love by a scumbag...

He actually overturned Hayashi Shinichi and Asai Narumi's speculation as soon as he opened his mouth:

"The deceased used sodium thiopental on that mysterious person, and he probably didn't just want to paralyze his opponent."

"He's not under anesthesia."

"It's an interrogation."

"Oh?" Asai Chengshi was slightly taken aback: "Why are you so sure?"

"It's simple."

Miyano Shiho opened Mao Lilan's big watery eyes, but there was a confident smile of Haibara Ai at the corner of his mouth:

"Thiopental is only a short-acting anesthetic."

"The effect is fast and the effect is fast. The anesthesia begins to lighten about 40 seconds after the intravenous injection, and it starts to wake up in about 15 to 20 minutes."

"If the deceased just wanted to anesthetize his opponent with drugs, why did he choose thiopental sodium, which has an extremely limited control time?"

"Aren't long-acting anesthetics like ropivacaine and bupivacaine safer and more appropriate?"

Miss Shiho paused for a moment, then continued:

"And even if the deceased is just a layman who doesn't understand medicine..."

"Then you should choose ether over sodium thiopental, right?"

Ether has scientific effects in this world.

Mr. Yonehara used it before.

Sprinkle a little on the handkerchief, cover it for 3 seconds to take effect, and it will last for a long time.

Isn't this more convenient and effective than thiopental sodium?

"So he used thiopental, certainly not for anesthesia."

"It's to make the opponent 'tell the truth'."

As he spoke, Miyano Shiho's tone became subtle:

"A member of the underworld who knows how to interrogate opponents with veritable medicine."

"It doesn't seem easy for him to be a gangster."

Chapter 613 I Can't Go to Hawaii, Mao Lilan?

The deceased knew how to use truth-telling medicine to extract a confession. This matter itself is not "not simple".

Because, as Asai said, sodium thiopental is a common medical anesthetic, and it is not difficult to get it as long as you are willing.

What is really "not simple" is:

The deceased interrogated his opponent and needed the truth medicine.

What does this mean?

It shows that the general method of extorting a confession by torture is useless to the person being interrogated.

That's why the dead need to use the strange trick of truth-telling medicine.

And this guy is not even afraid of the usual methods of torture to extract a confession.

This is no ordinary gangster.

"Resisting torture requires a strong will."

"Those underworld gangsters and bank robbers who are greedy for money may look fierce on the surface, but it is absolutely impossible to have such a strong will inside."

"And the mysterious man who disappeared at the scene of the case was so determined that he needed the deceased to use the truth medicine."

Miyano Shiho analyzed unhurriedly:

"Do you think he is an ordinary person?"

The answer is self-evident.

That mysterious man must have a lot of background.

As for the deceased, since that nameless middle-aged man was able to oppose such an extraordinary figure, his own identity must also be extraordinary.

Neither of them were any ordinary gangsters.

Even criminals must be of the more advanced kind.

Like "winery" or something.

"Hmm..." Thinking of this, Lin Xinyi couldn't help but glance at the black suit worn by the unknown man in the photo:

This outfit is almost the same as his.

Is it really a colleague?

maybe…

Criminals like to wear black these days.

Lin Xinyi had a weird expression and his mind was tangled.

But Shui Wurenai tried her best to maintain calm, but her heart was secretly beating faster.

She felt that the disguise she had lived on for the past 4 years was being ruthlessly peeled off layer by layer by this seemingly cute and honest high school girl in front of her.

No wonder Lin Xinyi accepted Miss Lan as a student.

It turned out that she was really a famous detective.

However, it's okay...

"Fortunately, she can only see now that the identities of my father and me are not simple."

"It's still far from actually digging out the truth."

Rena Mizumura squeezed a sweat nervously.

She knew that interfering in her own capacity would only attract suspicion, so she could only pretend to be calm and observe quietly from the sidelines.

And just when she thought that Mao Lilan's analysis would stop there...

But this "Miss Mori" looked at Lin Xinyi and Asai Narumi meaningfully again:

"Mr. Lin, Department Chief Asai."

"Judging from these photos of the scene, how do you think the deceased died?"