Why do you clean up leftovers and feed them to the chickens? Although she knows that leftovers may be poisonous, she thinks that people can't eat it, it doesn't mean that chickens can't eat it, in short, it can't be wasted. Unexpectedly, all the chickens died.

This is for the same reason that peasant women end up feeding their cattle with pesticide-coated flour: they are reluctant to waste it.

said that Cao Cao Cao arrived, Lu Kai only finished talking about the case that Yu Dewang encountered, and the host of the meeting said that the meeting continued, and Yu Dewang appeared on the rostrum. Next, he reports the results of the technical analysis of the "Basement of the White Lotus Temple".

Yu Dewang's report was concise and to the point. To the effect that human hair and flesh were collected from the basements of all Wenzhong's country houses, and then DNA tests were carried out, it was found that at least 11 different individuals belonged to them.

In other words, if the basement is a professional dismemberment place set up by Wen Zhong, at least 11 victims can be identified.

Who are these 11 victims? I don't know.

There are no matching results in the missing person's DNA database.

This is based on the results of the identification of the biological information that has been collected, could there be anyone else besides these 11 victims? It's just that after these people were dismembered, due to the long time and the deliberate cleaning of the scene, there was no biological information left to collect?

This possibility exists, and it is highly likely to be true.

Then he made another announcement, both good and bad.

The human skull and metacarpal bones found in the electric pot in the basement were basically determined to be Wen Zhong after DNA testing and comparison.

Yu Dewang found a hair on a men's suit with Wen Zhong's name embroidered on the collar in the bedroom of the villa; On the sink in the bathroom of the master bedroom, find a toothbrush that is placed in the tooth jar. Hair and toothbrush should be owned by Wen Zhong.

After testing, the DNA extracted from the skull, metacarpal bones, hair on the suit, and toothbrush was identical. As a result, the skull and metacarpal bones were identified as belonging to Wen Zhong. In other words, Wen Zhong's body was divided into a purgatory-like basement designed and built by himself.

If the murderer who caused at least 11 victims was Wen Zhong, he was eventually dismembered. This karma seems to be a "good thing."

The problem is that, according to the relevant laws of our country, if there is only one suspect in a case, and it can be determined that the suspect is dead, then the investigation will be terminated.

The basement is owned by Wen Zhong, who is undoubtedly the suspect.

More importantly, judging from the traces of life that can be collected inside the villa, Wen Zhong should belong to a long-term "single life". After the end of his marriage with Ning Keqing, he has not had a record of three marriages.

In other words, in terms of direct evidence, there is no strong evidence to prove that there are other suspects besides Wen Zhong.

However, Wen Zhong may also have accomplices. In this "accomplice", Qu Lulu and Shi Ji are included. However, the humane consideration of "never suspecting guilt" has put this possibility in an embarrassing situation.

As for the possibility that he may eventually die at the hands of an accomplice, such assumptions and suspicions certainly cannot be used as grounds for concluding that he was an accomplice. Maybe he was killed by a victim when he committed a crime?

As a result, there may be great controversy within the Qinghe police over whether to continue the investigation of the 11 victims, and may even be forced to terminate the investigation as a result. After all, there are always many people in the public security organs in any place who advocate speaking with evidence.

This is the "badness" brought about by the fact that Wen Zhong is dead.

Facts have also proved that such "bad" negative effects do exist.

Yu Dewang announced that Wen Zhong's death had been confirmed, and the audience immediately fell into an uproar.

didn't react to what it meant, muttering "sin deserves"; reacted, saying that "law enforcement cannot be enforced" and "if the investigation continues, I am afraid that the case filing process will be illegal"; muttered secretly, saying that "you can play side ball"; sighed and said, "Ruan Xingzhu, Ning Keqing, and Qu Zhenggang's disappearance, I'm afraid

is about to become a permanent mystery", "I'm afraid that at least 11 of these people will die unexplained".

Of course, some people think that even if the investigation of Wen Zhong's criminal behavior is terminated, it can also "save the country". After all, all roads lead to Rome.

In their opinion, if Wen Zhong can't be investigated, then investigate who killed Wen Zhong. We can open a case in the name of investigating who killed Wen Zhong, but in fact we start with two aspects, both around his death and what he did. Besides, focusing on what a person has done, and then investigating why this person was killed, this is logically a principle of two in one life, two in three lives, and there is nothing wrong with it at all.

According to the existing clues, the biggest suspect in the murder of Wen Zhong was Li Haijun......

Soon, someone told those who held this idea that Li Haijun was also dead......

"What's the noise? What does it look like?"

He Youzhi, the head of the Qinghe City Criminal Police Detachment, who was sitting in the middle of the rostrum, had a black face, and continued to speak and curse on the microphone:

"Salty and don't worry about eating turnips. Whether or not to continue the investigation, the leadership of the detachment has its own decision, and there is no need for you to mutter. In short, we will not let your hard work go to waste, we will not let at least 11 people die in vain, and we will not let the 'missing' become a permanent mystery. When you encounter a problem, you shout, when this is a vegetable market? A bunch of things."

Then, he motioned for Yu Dewang to continue.

Yu Dewang glanced around the crowd, and finally stopped his gaze on Li Zhudao:

"According to the DNA samples of the suspect in the 'Baitu copy' provided by the Yancheng brothers' unit, as well as the DNA test samples left by Li Haijun when he did the paternity test at the Municipal First People's Hospital, we compared and matched the two, and the results showed that the data were completely consistent."

"In other words, the suspect in Yancheng's Baitu copywriting is not Li Haidong, but Li Haijun, who once founded the 'Genesis Enterprise' in our city."

"Li Haijun himself is not dead, but is still in a coma in Yancheng."

In just a few sentences, the amount of information is huge, and even the case-handling personnel in the audience did not react for a while. Among them, most of them don't know about "white soil copywriting", but most of them have heard of "Li Haijun died in a car accident". But this information was completely subverted by Yu Dewang's just a few words.

In the basement, Li Zhudao once found the skulls and hand bones boiled in an electric pot, which is exactly the same as the technique of "Li Haidong" in "White Earth Copy". This led him to suspect that the two cases might have been committed by the same person. Of course, this phenomenon may also be a coincidence.

At the same time, Li Zhudao has always suspected that Wen Zhong's previous "disappearance" and current "confirmed death", and the perpetrator is very likely to be Li Haijun. As for why Li Haijun would dismember Wen Zhong's body in Wen Zhong's basement, this is a mystery for the time being.

In any case, if these two suspicions and assumptions are true, then the identity of the suspect "Li Haidong" in the "white soil copy" is also worth speculating.

Based on this, Li Zhudao made a special trip to the First People's Hospital of Qinghe City to get the DNA sample data left by Li Haijun and his son, and at the same time, he also wanted to send the DNA data of "Li Haidong" to Juan through a confidential channel.

A comparison of the DNA data between the two would verify whether his suspicions were valid.

As it turned out, his suspicions were most likely true.

But in doing so, many new mysteries arise.

Judging from the tragic "life experience" of Qu Lulu's husbands, it is very likely that Qu Lulu herself has committed the crime of defrauding the insurance money by creating "accidental injury accidents" for her ex-husbands, and even "killing her husband and defrauding the insurance". As for whether Qu Lulu is "dominated" by Wen Zhong, it doesn't matter for the time being.

Under this assumption, Li Haijun's "car accident" is very doubtful. To put it bluntly, both the Qinghe police and Li Zhudao suspected that the "car accident" was "artificially made" by Qu Lulu.

But now that Li Haijun is not dead, what is the "car accident"? Could it be Qu Lulu's "artificially made"?

If so, how did Li Haijun "escape"? After surviving, why did he keep quiet and continue to play the illusion that he "died in a car accident"?

If it weren't for Qu Lulu's "artificially made", then what about Li Haijun's "resurrection", or his "fake death"?

The occurrence of "fake death" proves at least one point: this is not a simple car accident "accident", but a carefully planned and arranged "man-made incident", and only in this way can the investigation and determination of the traffic police be deceived.

Since it is assumed that Qu Lulu is not the "maker", then the creator of this "man-made incident" is very likely to be Li Haijun himself.

Regardless of who is responsible for this "man-made incident", it is a fact that Li Haijun played the "fake death", and its motive and purpose, as long as it is linked to Wen Zhong's death, it seems to become obvious: to use "death" as his criminal act to evade legal punishment.

This, in turn, seems to further confirm that Li Haijun is indeed the murderer who killed Wen Zhong and dismembered his body.

Of course, the purpose of Li Haijun's "fake death" may also be to cooperate with Qu Lulu to defraud the bail. But this seems to be relatively unlikely.

All in all, in the absence of more clues, these possibilities are a mess.

What's even more troublesome is that since Li Haijun was not the one who died in the "car accident", who was the one who died?

To live to see people, to die to see corpses.

Traffic accident investigations, personal accident death claims, not children's play. Even if the "car accident" at that time was accompanied by a fire that burned people beyond recognition, or even burned people into a pile of coals, there must have been unrecognizable corpses, or corpses that were burned to charcoals.