Ke Xue: This police officer is too martial

Chapter 2 Criminal Profiling?

Megure didn't know why his subordinates handed him the information now, but he didn't think much about it and just took it.

——"Makino Ryuichi, graduated from the Faculty of Law of the University of Tokyo, and passed the Type I exam not long ago..."

Seeing this, Inspector Megure suddenly looked up and stared at Makino for a few seconds.

and many more?

If that's the case, this young man named Makino might soon become one of our own? !

Judging from what happened just now, his thinking logic seems to be very clear, maybe he can really help them...

Ok……

Thinking of this, Inspector Megure lowered his head to hide his excitement, coughed lightly and said: "Brother Makino, although you have not completely cleared the suspicion, I believe you are not the murderer!"

Then, he turned to his subordinates and ordered, "Help me get the photos and materials from the scene."

"Okay, I'll go right away." The ferocious-looking police officer turned around and walked out of the interrogation room without any hesitation.

This scene made Makino a little puzzled.

Didn’t you say that you haven’t completely cleared yourself of suspicion?

Did you suddenly trust him after reading the information?
Is this the true ability of the brother fruit ability user?
Not long after, the police officer who went to get the information returned to the interrogation room: "The case information is all here. The information on other suspects is still being sorted. I will bring it back after it is sorted."

"Okay, you go and do your work first." Inspector Megure nodded.

As soon as his subordinate left, Inspector Megure handed the information directly to Makino.

As if noticing the confusion in Makino's eyes, Officer Megure raised his hand and pressed down the brim of his hat, his tone obviously a little weaker than before: "Hey, brother Makino, this is the information about the case..."

Makino shook his head and concentrated on the information handed over by Inspector Megure.

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Three hours ago.

A female clerk who went to Morioka Bookstore to change shifts found that the store manager was not at the cash register. After searching everywhere, she found the store manager lying on his back in the storeroom, covered in blood and stabbed several times. She panicked and reported the case.

No evidence such as murder weapons or fingerprints were found at the scene. According to the forensic personnel, the victim died between 9 and 10 am.

During this time, the female clerk had been handling business at the bank. The bank was not close to the bookstore, and it would take more than an hour to drive there. In addition, with the testimony of the bank clerk and customers, the police let the female clerk go after a brief questioning.

After ruling out the clerk as a suspect, the police found a new suspect based on the "winning record book" held by the deceased - it was Ryuichi Makino.

After carefully looking at the photos of the scene and the police officers' analysis of the scene, a light flashed in Makino's eyes.

Next, he looked through the victim's personal information.

——"Nakajima Keiko, 58 years old, manager of Morioka Bookstore. She used to work for the Calega Food Manufacturing Company..."

After reading all the information, Makino crossed his hands on the table and began to think carefully.

According to the information provided, this case is not complicated and does not involve any "weird killing methods." The murderer's general characteristics can be directly profiled.

In a world where the motives and methods of murder are always "messy", this case is simply an anomaly.

It can be said that his luck is not too bad.

If the criminal used an outrageous method to commit the crime, it would be difficult for him to portray the criminal's characteristics using criminal profiling techniques.

The technique of criminal profiling is really not very useful in the world of science...

Can you imagine an old man with white hair and eyebrows, wearing heavy armor, nailing an adult man to the wall with a long sword? !

In cases like this, how should we characterize the criminal?
Not to mention age and personality, even whether the criminal is a human being must be considered carefully.

Just as Inspector Megure was about to ask, Makino sat up straight and spoke slowly:
"The criminal is a male, aged between 45 and 55, most likely an ordinary office worker. He is usually taciturn, may suffer from anxiety or mild obsessive-compulsive disorder, and is single or divorced."

At this point, Makino lowered his head and glanced at the information on the table: "The criminal is likely to be Ms. Nakajima Keiko's subordinate during her time at the original company... that is, the Kalejia Food Manufacturing Company. I suggest that we go to that company to investigate and ask if anyone has recently complained about the company's senior management or had a dispute with the victim."

Inspector Megure looked at Makino in confusion, frowning. Huh? What the hell?
what are you talking about?
After taking a few glances at the information, you know the murderer's appearance?
This is absolutely impossible!

If this is true, then why are we still the police...

Before Inspector Megure could continue to complain in his heart, his subordinates returned to the interrogation room again and handed the sorted information to Inspector Megure.

"Inspector, here are the information of several other suspects."

Inspector Megure quickly flipped through the information of several people. After seeing the information of one of them, his eyes widened instantly and he looked at Makino opposite him in astonishment.

[Toda Ichiro, male, 53 years old. Worked at Calega Foods Manufacturing Company, was once a subordinate of the victim, Nakajima Keiko, single. Had an argument with the victim over shift time, and complained to the company's top management many times...]

Megure: “!!!”

Seeing his superior staring at the young man opposite him, motionless, the police officer next to him couldn't help but ask in confusion: "Inspector, what's wrong? Is there something wrong?"

The question of his subordinate brought Inspector Megure back to reality. He first looked at Makino in shock, then turned his head and said, "Send someone to find this man named Toda Ichiro now. Wait a minute... Tomoda, please go there in person and bring him back!"

"Okay! I'll leave right away!"

Inspector Megure watched his subordinates leave, sighed softly, and handed Toda Ichiro's information to Makino: "Brother Makino, how did you do this?"

After looking at the information in his hand for a few times, Makino smiled slightly: "It was just a guess, I didn't expect it to be right."

Inspector Megure narrowed his eyes at Makino and gave him an expression that said, "Do you think I believe it?"

Makino then added: "We are still missing the most important evidence. Judging from the victim's wounds and death posture, the perpetrator attacked from the front. He stabbed the victim nine times from the front... With such a rough method, it is inevitable that there will be bloodstains."

"Although there were not many customers in the bookstore, the street where the bookstore was located was quite busy. Therefore, the criminal must have found a way to dispose of the murder weapon and bloodstained clothing before escaping, otherwise they would definitely be seen by passers-by."

"Based on the criminal's timid yet slightly crazy personality, he most likely would not carry the 'evidence' with him, nor would he hide it very close to his residence. In addition, this was a premeditated crime... Inspector Megure, is there a river or a sparsely populated forest near the bookstore?"

Memu Police Department: "!!!"

After hearing this, Inspector Megure finally understood what Makino meant and quickly stood up and left the interrogation room.

……

An hour and a half later.

The police successfully found a backpack from the bottom of the river, and found a blood-soaked knife and clothes in it.

After testing, it was confirmed that the blood was indeed from the victim, Ms. Keiko Nakajima. In addition, the police also detected Ichiro Toda's fingerprints and hair on the clothes.

Faced with the evidence, the suspect Ichiro Toda immediately collapsed on the table in the interrogation room and stated his motive for murder in tears.

After the case was concluded, Inspector Megure personally escorted Makino out of the Metropolitan Police Department.

Inspector Megure patted Makino's shoulder with one hand, smiled and said, "Brother Makino, this case was solved so quickly, all thanks to you!"

"No, the evidence and clues were all worked hard to find by the police officers. I just sped up the process of closing the case a little bit." Makino waved his hand casually.

Hearing this, Inspector Megure's grin widened: "Come to think of it, your description of the criminal and your guess about the location of the murder weapon are absolutely correct! It's incredible!"

"You're kidding. This is just a technique called 'criminal profiling'."

"Criminal profiling? I think I've heard of it..."

Makino looked down at his watch and said, "Inspector Megure, it's getting late. I'll take my leave now. I have to get up early to report tomorrow."

Hearing this, Inspector Megure patted Makino's shoulder again and laughed, "Oh, by the way! You still have to attend the police academy training!"

"You are right. I will take my leave now."

"Go ahead, you will definitely graduate successfully!"

Watching Makino's departing back, Inspector Megure pinched his chin and muttered to himself, "No! We must find a way to recruit this guy, but he is from the 'Gold Watch Group', I don't know if he is willing to come to us..."

(End of this chapter)