Chapter 214: The Most Annoying Thing Is a Good Person

Over here, examining the traces of where the body landed, as well as the wounds on the body.

Basically, in a jumping case, there's one point — the area of the fall has its own logic, meaning the spot where the person jumped is something worth investigating.

A person who jumps from a building doesn't rush out — they walk over, then fall.

Removing any protruding balconies on the upper floors, generally, the landing spot is one location.

The basic margin of error won't be much, but if the area is relatively far, then this matter is worth investigating — if it's relatively far, there are two possibilities.

This person used a jumping method, and the other is that this person used a running start.

Over here, Qu Yiling brought her classmates upstairs together.

Arriving at the rooftop, looking down, she said: "Well, how should I put it, I even suspect it might be something done by some real estate parents."

"Huh, you mean extortion?"

'I don't know, let me calculate, you all wait.'

Over here, Qu Yiling took out her notebook and began calculating using physics, quickly arriving at an accurate area, then looking at the ground below, she said: "Huh, it doesn't seem to be off by much."

This explanation is rather serious — if it doesn't differ by much, then could this person really have jumped on their own?

Qu Yiling looked at this result and indeed found it hard to imagine.

She had originally thought she might transform into a detective, but now it seemed it really was suicide.

In the observation room, Qin Ming said: "Qu Yiling has lost the judgment a forensic doctor should most have."

Teacher He said: "Judgment?"

": 'A city's buildings — the upper floors are rarely open to the public. The ones that are generally open have guardrails and such, to prevent people from jumping. So these people — the first thing that should be investigated is the door, not actually investigating where this person jumped.'"

Only then did everyone come to their senses.

Qu Yiling called the teacher to say the location wasn't off by much, and then got scolded by Old Liu.

"Did you investigate the door? » The fingerprints at the scene, the footprints — have they been collected? Was anyone else involved? Was there a second person at the scene?"

This explanation has quite a lot to it.

Qu Yiling hung up the phone and began searching for clues with the people beside her.

There are footprints over here, but many of them, indicating this area often has people coming up. Over here, Xiang Qinqin said: "The footprint studies the teacher taught us today — the purpose was to let us look at the deceased's movement patterns, right?"

Over here, several people instantly got an idea and began taking photos, searching for footprints.

Luck was good — the footprints were found.

It's just that these footprints were a bit strange, because the group discovered footprints coming back.

In other words, this person had attempted to jump from the building, but gave up halfway.

The footprints preserved at the scene varied in depth, but all could be seen to belong to the deceased.

Of course there were other footprints too — quite a few.

All of these were recorded down.

Over here, when passing by a Yijiaren Sect doorway, Xiang Qinqin looked at the shoes by the door, then took photos of them, and afterwards, went downstairs.

Old Liu looked at the evidence currently collected and said: 'Well, now this feels a bit like forensic work. I've said it ten thousand times — when doing things, think from a forensic perspective, not from a detective's perspective. Everyone likes reasoning, but the absolute taboo is always preconceived notions, got it?'

Everyone nodded, indicating they understood their mistake.

The body was taken away. The funeral home side needed to wait for people, and soon two parents arrived.

After the parents arrived, they cried in all sorts of ways, while Chen Fan and the others stood together, discussing what to eat for lunch.

"Let's eat chicken drumsticks for lunch, they're really fragrant."

"Yeah, I think so too. Otherwise, let's buy a whole chicken to eat."

"Seconded."

Old Liu's face darkened, he didn't speak. After the family had cried enough, he got the chance to ask questions, and began the autopsy.

The results obtained were also very straightforward — aside from the injuries caused by the fall, there were no other injuries on the body.

The person fell straight down, and died.

All the traces matched a high-rise fall — in other words, a suicide case.

And over here, Old Liu picked up the photos of the footprints and began comparing them.

These footprints have their own story to tell.