Chapter 784: Murderers

"Drip!"

"Toot!"

The mobile phone ringtones of the police officers came one after another, and the reporters at the scene were about the same.

"Hello?"

"Please speak!"

At this time, no one went out, and they were all making phone calls in the dissection room.

Jacob frowned. Doing this, it was a bit challenging his authority.

Jacob looked back. A certain bureau chief who was huddled in the corner making a phone call, um... a certain mayor's assistant standing at the door making a phone call, well... a certain news producer looking at the distance from the window and making a phone call, hiss... a certain political activist who stood upright with his arms folded and made a phone call, hoo...

Jacob touched the cold corpse with his hand, and he calmed down.

No need, I am a forensic doctor who does autopsy. Forensic doctors only need to do autopsy—normal forensic doctors only need to do autopsy, don't care what others do!

Jacob continued to dissect the corpse.

This corpse has 85 wounds, each of which must be carefully photographed and filed. Important fatal wounds must be paid extra attention. Otherwise, when the lawyer takes out the 63rd wound and says, this is actually caused by another weapon, indicating that there is a second person at the scene, which is likely the mastermind, etc., and the corpse has been processed, there is nothing to explain.

"Wu Wu Fa Yi Jacob, what do you think of the criminal suspect?" The reporter who had been filming Jacob finished the call and began to dig Jacob's ancestral grave.

Jacob glanced at him and asked: "What kind of person is the criminal suspect?"

"Eh, hasn't anyone notified you of the situation of the criminal suspect?" The reporter was very emotional, which immediately aroused Jacob's anger.

But soon, Jacob calmed down.

According to the known conditions, the murderer is a juvenile. 15 years old. The murderer might have left the apartment building before the victim actually died, and the murderer is familiar with the victim...

These three conditions, screening juveniles through acquaintance relationships, plus a death time to filter out the alibi, and then deriving the murderer's identity, is really not a fantasy.

Clang.

Jacob put down the scalpel he was holding tightly, and the stainless steel handle collided with the stainless steel tray, making a crisp sound.

The reporter's youthful face stiffened suddenly.

"What is the situation with the suspect?" Jacob asked again.

The reporter hurriedly said: "It is indeed a juvenile. 15 years old. The profession is a courier. Because he often delivers express to Aziza's apartment, he is relatively familiar with Aziza. Usually, Aziza will also give him good tips. Sometimes, Aziza will also ask him to do other work, such as moving a flower pot, or asking him to buy something on his behalf."

Looking at Jacob's eyes, the reporter continued: "The suspect is said to have owed a lot of money due to gambling this time, and there was no way. He wanted to borrow money from Aziza, but was rejected by Aziza. The conversation between the two should be a bit unpleasant, so the suspect started his hand. Unexpectedly, Aziza's body was good, and she almost beat the suspect. The suspect then picked up something and stabbed Aziza, and then was afraid that Aziza would call the police, so he simply stabbed her to death..."

When this reporter talked about the case, he was a bit cautious at first, and then he said more and more specifically, as if he had seen it with his own eyes.

Jacob listened with suspicion, but one point was basically certain. This suspect was mostly not running away.

Not to mention anything else, judging from the corpse of the deceased Aziza, she had obvious defensive wounds, and things could be mentioned under her fingernails. If you roll it into the DNA laboratory later, you might be able to have DNA for comparison.

In this way, the murderer is very easy to determine. Furthermore, Aziza's fingernails have things, indicating that the murderer is likely to be injured, especially after stabbing 85 times. In an emotional state, it is very likely that he has broken his own hands. This kind of injury does not need forensic identification, and a criminal police officer with a little experience can understand it at a glance.

Furthermore, Aziza's murder case is so eye-catching, the Malaysian police will definitely perform their duties, especially since the perpetrator may be a juvenile. If there is no hard evidence, even if the police dare to arrest people, they dare not announce it immediately.

Thinking this way, the case being solved, etc., seems to be reasonable.

Jacob sighed secretly, picked up the scalpel again, and continued to work.

Even if the case is solved, the autopsy must be done.

Next, it will reach the litigation stage. This kind of case may also have lawyers who want to become famous to help fight for free. You can think about it, the opening must be a sentence to exclude evidence...

Jacob's attention focused again, and he dissected the corpse step by step.

The people around started to feel bored. They were originally here to get first-hand information. Now that the case is solved...

Clang...

Clang...

The door opened, and the door closed. The people who were crowded in the dissection room left one after another.

When Jacob finished the entire autopsy, only colleagues and a camera were left around.

"Why didn't you leave?" Jacob couldn't help but ask the last photographer curiously.

"I'm shooting a documentary." The photographer smiled.

"Documentary photographer, so you are better at waiting?" Jacob sighed.

Photographer: "The tripod is too heavy, I can't move it alone, I have to wait for someone to help." 【7

Jiang Yuan took one photo each of the three deceased victims and said, "The weapon used by the killer is the same type. It should be a thick-backed machete."

Jiang Yuan gestured and continued, "The quality of the knife was poor. At the beginning, the killer used the sharpened edge of the knife to hack at the male victim, who was the master of the house. He hacked multiple times in succession, and during the process, he also struck the wall twice, which resulted in the machete's edge rolling. Therefore, the knife marks on the master of the house are from the weapon's sharpened state and its rolled-edge state, respectively."

Jiang Yuan: "At this point, perhaps the killer didn't realize it, or perhaps he was unable to replace the knife, so he used the knife to hack at the hostess again. The hostess used her hands to block the machete, but was still hacked down, and then, the machete snapped right there."

Jiang Yuan specifically marked the position where the machete snapped, and then marked the location of the break point on the female victim's skull.

At this point, it becomes a very difficult area for ordinary forensic experts.

How does one distinguish a broken knife—a broken knife that also had a rolled edge—from the original knife?

The forensic experts in Qinghe City, and even those sent to support from the provincial bureau, would likely be completely lost here.

Jiang Yuan only said, "The killer had great strength. Even with the broken, rolled-edge knife, he still inflicted very severe damage, killing the third victim, this 11-year-old girl, with it."

Lei Xin understood, and was so struck by the realization that he slapped his thigh: "No wonder the killer used so much force when hacking the little girl. We thought it was a different person, but in fact, the knife had broken, and he subconsciously increased his force!"