Rebirth 2014: I, the King of Criminal Investigation

Chapter 24: Digging and digging in front of everyone
Qian Cheng thought about Yu Dazhang's words carefully.

It should have appeared, but it didn't?
What a mess... Qian Cheng scratched his head.

It’s so itchy, I feel like I’m going to grow a brain.
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Return to the Criminal Investigation Detachment.

Yu Dazhang and Qian Cheng came to the room next to the interrogation room again.

It’s still the same team members, almost the same as when they left.

This means...it's still under review.

"Why did the interrogation take so long?" Yu Dazhang asked.

He estimated that it took him at least two hours to get to the crime scene.

Including the previous interrogation time, the interrogation has lasted more than three hours so far.

Under normal circumstances, an interrogation will not last more than twelve hours.

This is to prevent the interrogation process from being too long, causing fatigue or unnecessary pressure on the suspect, which would affect the authenticity and voluntariness of his confession.

In this comparison, three hours is not long and does not exceed the stipulated time.

But for the first trial, it has exceeded the normal time limit.

Generally, the first interrogation is to obtain the basic information of the suspect and understand his/her mental state.

To put it bluntly, see if the suspect is willing to confess voluntarily or if he has the intention to do it.

Then summarize the information and hold a meeting to develop an interrogation plan.

Therefore, the first interrogation usually lasts about an hour and a half, and even if it is extended, it rarely exceeds two hours.

The interrogations were one after another.

It is not like what ordinary people imagine, that a trial can make the case clear.

If that were the case, few suspects would be able to hold on and would die of exhaustion, and there would be no need for subsequent court sentencing.

So the current situation is definitely not normal.

“Because the suspect let go.”

One of the team members in front of the computer explained:
"Not long after you left, Kong Lingjie suddenly lost control of his emotions and said he couldn't stand it anymore and he didn't want to be like this."

"This is a rare opportunity. I saw a breakthrough, so of course I continued the investigation."

Yu Dazhang frowned when he heard this.

Kong Lingjie did this most likely because he didn't want the interrogation to end.

He was delaying, delaying the person who was interrogating him.

The longer the interrogation time, the greater the psychological pressure on the suspect.

Conversely, the same is true for interrogators.

As time goes by, the people in charge of the interrogation will develop an inertial mindset and believe that everything is under their control.

In this state, people are most likely to make mistakes!
Yu Dazhang looked at it for a while and became more certain of his guess.

Kong Lingjie was setting a trap for Lu Zhongxin bit by bit, in front of everyone in the task force.

Whenever Lu Zhongxin asked about the key points, he was very resistant, but he always revealed some substantive content.

such as.

"You said you didn't know Zhang Yan, so why did you choose her?"

"I, I, I, did I say I had my eyes on her? Ah, I think I did. She looks a lot like my deskmate in school. Ah, no, I haven't seen her. What Zhang Yan? I don't know her. You are misleading me."

Although he seemed to be resisting, he was actually luring Lu Zhongxin into the trap little by little.

Lu Zhongxin felt that if he tried harder, he would be able to make the suspect confess all his crimes.

Yu Dazhang looked at Kong Lingjie on the surveillance screen, with the corners of his mouth slightly raised.

If you want to reject it, welcome it!

This was clearly a green tea trick to lure in big enemies, yet he actually used it here.

In Yu Dazhang's eyes, the two people asking and answering each other on the surveillance screen were talking nonsense.

It's just like……

Lü Zhongxin: "Why did Qu Yuan jump into the river?"

Kong Lingjie: "I'm not familiar with him, so I don't know him well." Lu Zhongxin: "Did you push him down?!"

Kong Lingjie avoided looking at her, looking panicked:

"Hey, this, this, you traced it back to me so quickly? No, it wasn't me."

Is it clearer this time?

That’s right, Kong Lingjie was fishing for Lu Zhongxin.

Even if you ask him now: Did you burn down the Old Summer Palace?

He will immediately act guilty and provide you with substantive content.

There is no point in continuing the trial... Yu Dazhang also roughly understood how Lu Zhongxin was trapped in his previous life.

A simple and honest appearance, a carefully planned plan, and realistic acting during interrogation.

The key point is that he followed Lu Zhongxin's ideas.

Didn't you ask me to plead guilty?

Okay, I'll cooperate with you. I'll cooperate with you completely.

I will take full responsibility for the crime, but we have to make this scene look decent.

What kind of acting is the most realistic and most believable?

There is no doubt that it must be a true portrayal of the character.

Only those who have suffered the beatings of society and are accustomed to being submissive in life can act out guilt, timidity and cowardice so realistically.

The person who was behind the plot took human nature into consideration.

Master, you deserved what you suffered in your previous life… Yu Dazhang came to the final conclusion in his heart.

Picking up the microphone next to the computer, Yu Dazhang said quickly:
"Master, ask him how he kidnapped Zhang Yan to the rental house. Please describe the process in as much detail as possible."

After hearing Yu Dazhang's words in the miniature earphone, Lu Zhongxin in the interrogation room paused, then looked up at the surveillance camera on the side.
After only a second of consideration, he nodded slightly.

This is also a form of collaboration for the task force.

If bystanders find any problems, they can remind the interrogator in time.

A more professional way of saying it is: check for deficiencies and fill them.

Then Lu Zhongxin changed the subject:
"Did Zhang Yan volunteer to go home with you?"

As soon as this question came up, Kong Lingjie was stuck.

He no longer answered every question like before. He seemed to be hesitating and avoiding the question, and his whole face turned red.

Ha, I encountered a blind spot in my knowledge... Yu Dazhang probably guessed that the person behind him didn't teach him how to answer this question.

The other party probably didn't expect that the police could ask this logical question after the suspect had already spoken.

"Master, please stop." Yu Dazhang picked up the microphone again:

"Let the suspect rest for a while. We should also hold a meeting to discuss it."

When the other team members heard this, they all looked at Yu Dazhang.

Which group are you from?
How can you say that you want the suspect to take a rest?

At the same time, they also noticed that this fat little intern seemed to have quite a few ideas.

What surprised them even more was that Lu Zhongxin actually stopped in the interrogation room.

Watching the suspect being taken out of the interrogation room, the team members were all filled with questions.

Who is the master of these two people?

Why is it that every time this newcomer speaks, Lu Zhongxin, the deputy team leader, always listens and obeys him?

Under everyone's surprised gaze, Lu Zhongxin walked in.

"Da Zhang, did you find anything?"

Look, he's asking the fat guy again!

Everyone in the room turned their attention to Yu Dazhang.

"We have found some new clues." Yu Dazhang nodded:
"Let's go to the meeting room. It's not something that can be explained in just a few words."

(End of this chapter)