Rebirth 2014: I, the King of Criminal Investigation

Chapter 394: Inhumanity

"Those four people are all dead?" Yu Dazhang asked in surprise.

He even began to suspect that the Chinese team was doing it on purpose.

It seems like only a few shots were fired, yet they were all killed, which shows that Captain Hua aimed every shot at vital points.

That’s too harsh!
"Do you think I wanted this?" Hua's tone changed completely.

"In that situation, I didn't have time to think at all. I fired purely on instinct. Who knew that by sheer coincidence, I hit vital organs."

This is the most terrifying thing... After hearing his words, Yu Dazhang felt a chill run down his spine, and the hairs on his body stood on end.

Coincidences and such are just excuses.

Shooting and killing one person can be explained by coincidence, but killing four in a row cannot be explained by coincidence.

This shows that Hua's team subconsciously had no intention of leaving any survivors; they fired with the intention of killing.

However, Yu Dazhang could understand his actions.

The situation inside the room at that time did not allow Hua to show any mercy.

The other side all had weapons, including stun guns that could quickly subdue people.

If the opponent succeeds, he and Team Hua might already be dead.

"Thanks to you yesterday too," Yu Dazhang exclaimed.
"If it weren't for you, I'm afraid I would already be..."

"I should be the one saying that," Hua interrupted him.
"It was your decisive action that saved everyone. Later, the special police bomb disposal team arrived and confirmed that all the bombs and detonators were real."

What will happen next is not hard to guess; Yu Dazhang already predicted it yesterday.

After Zhang Chao and his group escape, they are highly likely to detonate bombs and cause chaos.

If the bomb were to actually detonate, the consequences would be unimaginable.

One thing is certain: none of the people on the pig farm will survive.

Yesterday, the Chinese team thought Yu Dazhang's behavior was somewhat impulsive.

But when he learned that there was another secret passage, he immediately understood Yu Dazhang's intention and broke out in a cold sweat.

It was the joy of surviving a disaster, but also a source of fear, after all, he was only one step away from death.

"What were the results of the preliminary review?"

Yu Dazhang steered the conversation back to the case.

We're all working together on the case; there's no question of who's saving whom. A few polite words are enough.

“Some of the guards started confessing last night.”

Team Hua replied:
"The others won't last long either. Yang Jieru, Zhang Chao's wife, remained silent and refused to answer any questions."

Last night, we brought the person back for a preliminary interrogation to gather basic information about the suspect.

Yang Jieru's refusal to confess was also within Da Zhang's expectations.

The crimes she committed were enough to warrant ten rounds of target practice; no matter how much merit she performed, she couldn't escape death.

Given her intelligence, she probably already foresaw her fate.

Yu Dazhang had initially worried that the slap he gave her would cause a concussion, but now it seemed that his worries were completely unnecessary.

Yang Jieru was much more resilient than he had imagined.

"Where is Zhang Chao?" Yu Dazhang asked again.

"He's still receiving treatment in the hospital." Team Leader Hua's expression was somewhat complicated.

"You broke his forearm bone. This kind of fracture is considered a minor injury. You must be very strong."

He didn't mention shooting Zhang Chao; Yu Dazhang had already been knocked unconscious by electric shock when the shot was fired.

"So, he can't be interrogated anytime soon?"

Yu Dazhang asked this question with some excitement.

In his eyes, Zhang Chao was easier to overcome than Yang Jieru; people like him, who were single-minded, were the easiest to deal with.

"That's not necessarily true," Team Leader Hua explained.

“Zhang Chao’s injuries are not life-threatening, and judging from his physical condition, he can withstand interrogation.”

"That's good..." Yu Dazhang breathed a sigh of relief upon hearing this.

He was afraid that Zhang Chao would stay in the hospital and refuse to come out.

However, from the perspective of the case, if conditions permit, the police will definitely prioritize interrogating the main suspects. After all, these people possess crucial clues and information.

The interrogation continued for the next two days.

The provincial police officers went all out, meticulously reviewing every detail.

Yang Jieru remained silent, no matter how the police officers questioned her.

Zhang Chao's injuries have not stabilized, and he needs intravenous infusions every day. Police officers went to the hospital to question him twice, but he refused to speak both times.

in an office.

Yu Dazhang was looking through the confession materials he had compiled over the past two days.

"Destroy the corpse and eliminate all traces."

He muttered something to himself, then threw the documents in his hand onto the table and pinched his temples hard.

Even though he was mentally prepared, he was still shocked by the contents of the confession.

Is there a perfect method for disposing of a corpse?
Do not ask.

The answer is no.

The responsibilities of those in charge of care go far beyond simply looking after people with intellectual disabilities.

In fact, they also undertake an extremely cruel and inhumane task: disposing of those who die accidentally.

If someone is seriously injured or has a serious illness, they will choose to forgo treatment.

After the animals die, the flesh and bones are separated, and then the meat and internal organs are ground up using a meat grinder and stored to be fed to pigs in batches.

Pigs are omnivorous and have a large appetite, so the meat and offal will be consumed in no time.

After a while, slaughter the pig, claiming it was sick, and bury it.

Why not sell these pigs?

That's like walking into a trap.

Pork undergoes rigorous testing before being sold on the market.

If you frequently buy pork at the market, you'll notice that those pigs have a blue stamp on them.

That stamp is a certificate of inspection, indicating that the pork has passed strict inspection and quarantine.

If human tissue were found in a pig's digestive system, do you think the food safety authorities would call the police?
Therefore, killing these so-called diseased pigs and burying them deeply is the best solution.

The process of handling bones is relatively more complicated. You have to break them into as many pieces as possible.

Break it into as small pieces as possible, and then scatter it into the river in batches.

Finally, the remaining blood is cleaned up.

Ammonia, as a buffer solution, can alter the chemical composition of blood when mixed with it, making it easier to break down and remove.

Furthermore, its affordable price and wide range of uses mean that bulk purchases will not raise suspicion.

Hair and teeth can actually be sold separately... Yu Dazhang's mind was a bit of a mess at this moment, and some random thoughts started popping into his head.

That's truly inhuman.

According to the guards, they have lost count of how many people they have dealt with over the years.

It's safe to say that the total number of people is definitely over a hundred.

In Yu Dazhang's view, this closed-loop method is the bloodiest, most brutal, and most shameless.

Another two days passed.

Zhang Chao and his wife still haven't given any explanation.

During this time, Yu Dazhang also went to look for their child.

After they were arrested, the child was taken away by Zhang Chao's mother.

Upon questioning, the child revealed that he knew nothing about his parents' situation.

However, judging from Zhang Chao's mother's reaction, she should be aware of what Zhang Chao and his wife had done.

Another day passed, and the case made a major breakthrough.

Yang Jieru spoke up!