Rebirth 2014: I, the King of Criminal Investigation

Chapter 134 I asked you to speak, but I didn't ask you to talk nonsense.

Although what he said was very convincing, Yu Dazhang still found two problems.

First of all, hypnosis works on people.

If the person being hypnotized is the on-duty guard, he can indeed be made to hallucinate. Not only may the corpses run away, but it is possible that corpses may be flying all over the sky.

But in addition to the duty personnel, there are also surveillance cameras on the scene.

It's impossible that the person on duty was hypnotized and the surveillance camera was also hypnotized.

Secondly, if you must use hypnosis to achieve this effect.

The ones being hypnotized cannot be people, but those corpses.

Only by hypnotizing the corpse and letting it run away on its own could this result be achieved.

But can a corpse be hypnotized?
It is said that people sleep forever after death. Now that they are already sleeping forever, how can they be hypnotized?
Everyone who was discussing this at this time shared Yu Dazhang's view that it was unlikely to be related to hypnosis.

Seeing that everyone refuted his point of view, the policeman who proposed hypnosis was not discouraged.

That's how case discussions work, it's impossible for all ideas to be useful.

At this time, another team member suddenly said:
"I just had an idea. Of course, it's just an idea. You can criticize it, but don't take it seriously."

Seeing him putting on a set of armor and then turning to look at him, Ji Bin could only say:

"You speak first. After all, it's a case analysis, so let's brainstorm."

The team member blinked, looked at the other people in the conference room, and said slowly:

"I mean, is it possible that there is a method specifically for hypnotizing corpses?"

"Just like the corpse chasers in those movies..."

"They may be using the method of hypnotizing corpses to control them..."

At this point, not to mention Yu Dazhang, even Ji Bin couldn't hold it anymore.

We are all policemen and fighters under the red flag of materialism.

Don’t worry about whether this thing is real or fake, it’s impossible for the people present to have come into contact with it.

Thinking that this was a formal meeting and that there would be meeting minutes later, Ji Bin quickly interrupted him:
"Alright, alright, stop talking about this."

Others couldn't help but question this team member.

"Old Chen, this is nonsense, movies are movies, how can this happen in real life?"

"That's right. I went to the southwest to handle a case and talked with my comrades there. There were no such outrageous things at all."

Seeing that the discussion was beginning to go off track, Yu Dazhang quickly cleared his throat and spoke, drawing everyone's attention back.

"Okay, we'll discuss these things later. Now let's get back to this case."

"Captain Ji." After greeting Ji Bin, Yu Dazhang directly expressed his opinion:

"According to my current thinking, I will not care how this case happened for the time being."

"We will treat these four corpses as living people."

"Start from the seven elements of the case and investigate one by one!"

The so-called seven elements of a case refers to a concept in criminal investigation.

They are: what, when, where, how, why, what, and who.

As long as these elements are made clear, the case will be solved.

Ji Bin thought about it and agreed:
"Okay, then you will make the specific arrangements."

Yu Dazhang looked around and said in a deep voice:

"Except Hu Hao who already has a mission, the rest of us will be divided into three groups."

"Everyone should check three main things!"

"First, we need to know exactly how these bodies were delivered to the morgue."

"We need to find out who sent it and who it came into contact with along the way."

"Second, where did these bodies go after they disappeared from the morgue?"

"We'll treat them as missing persons and start tracking them down one by one, starting from the morgue."

"Not only do we need to check surveillance, but we also need to conduct on-site inspections to see if they left any clues."

"Third, the time of death of these people must be determined. "It must be accurate to the minute, including which hospital they died in, who contacted the morgue, and try to find the connection points as much as possible."

Seeing that Yu Dazhang had already broken down the tasks, Ji Bin did not delay and immediately began to assign people.

There was no way. I was not familiar with Yu Dazhang from the Qingpu Branch, and I didn’t know who would be the most appropriate person to send to investigate the matter.

Under the arrangement of the two.

Soon, the newly established task force began to work like a machine.

Ji Bin also specially left behind a team member to assist Yu Dazhang.

After everyone accepted the task and left, Ji Bin glanced at Yu Dazhang and asked:

"What else is there to do next?"

Yu Dazhang thought for a moment and replied:
"We will also help to watch the surveillance video. It would be best if we can find the whereabouts of these bodies first."

Ji Bin knew this was the key and quickly agreed:
"Okay, then I'll take you to the command room."

The so-called command room is called the integrated operations command room.

It is one of the achievements of the digital transformation of various police stations in recent years.

It sounds very impressive, but its actual function is similar to that of a surveillance room in a residential area.

It is a place for monitoring.

Only the extra screen wall allows visiting leaders to see the first-hand progress on the front line.

After finding an idle computer and sitting down, Yu Dazhang began to investigate with familiarity.

After entering the first decade of the new century, with the increase in surveillance cameras.

How to use surveillance to solve cases has also become a skill that police officers must master.

This sounds simple, but there is actually a lot of knowledge involved.

Even Yu Dazhang does not have a good grasp of the various image processing techniques used.

Yu Dazhang found some information about surveillance cameras near the hospital and quickly read it through at eight times the speed.

After finding nothing, I switched to the next set of image data and continued looking.

Monitoring and troubleshooting is boring most of the time.

Unless you can keep your lock on the target route, you have to check every surveillance camera nearby.

Once the target is lost from surveillance, this step has to be repeated.

It can be said that it uses patience and loss of vision to lock on to the suspect.

After watching another section of surveillance, Yu Dazhang paused for a moment and simply pulled up the surveillance data from the morgue again.

But this time, he did not watch the video after the incident, but directly pushed the time forward.

It took about ten minutes for Yu Dazhang to finally find the clue.

The time in the upper left corner of the surveillance video is 8:16 on August 23, which is one hour before the incident.

In the video, six bodies were pushed into the morgue one after another.

As the bodies were covered with white cloth, their appearance could not be seen.

Why do we cover the dead with white cloth?

The modern saying is that covering with white cloth helps with psychological comfort.

After a person dies, the face will become pale because the blood flows to the back, the muscles will relax, and the face will look hideous.

Covering with white cloth can prevent relatives and friends from feeling frightened after seeing it and reduce psychological pressure.

In fact, this is a tradition passed down from ancient times.

Medical conditions were limited in ancient times, so determining death was relatively simple.

After covering the body with the white cloth, if the cloth is found to be moving, it means the deceased is still breathing. This way, cases of suspended death can be discovered in time to avoid misjudgment.

Yu Dazhang pressed the pause button, turned around and said to the team member next to him:

"Call the hospital and ask them to give the specific time when the four bodies will be sent to the morgue."

(End of this chapter)