Rebirth 2014: I, the King of Criminal Investigation

Chapter 671 There's a reason she's not afraid of death.

Many things become clearer through comparison.

If Yu Dazhang hadn't just experienced a kidnapping, he might not have noticed that detail in the eyes.

He still vividly remembers the ecstatic looks in Su Mi and Bai Jincheng's eyes when they were rescued.

The scenes are the same, yet they evoke different emotions; the answer is obvious.

Half an hour later, the Wuxi City Public Security Bureau.

In the interrogation room.

"Name?"

"Zhang Qian".

"age."

"28 is old."

"..."

After asking for basic information, Yu Dazhang looked at the document in his hand and frowned.

"You clearly have more money than you could ever spend in a lifetime, so why would you do something so immoral and unethical?"

He really can't understand some people's thought processes.

This woman has over 30 million yuan in her account, and also owns properties in Songhai and Yanjing.

They also own a number of storefronts in several other first-tier cities, making them incredibly wealthy.

Moreover, it's clear that she's a financial expert, as all her properties are located in first-tier cities.

Even just by collecting rent, she could live a comfortable life.

"Officer, there are many things you don't understand."

When this topic came up, the woman looked at Yu Dazhang across from her with disdain:

"Life is not just a template. If you think it's impossible, it's because you haven't experienced it."

“In your eyes, I’ve reached a dead end, but for me, it’s nothing to be afraid of. On the contrary, taking a bullet is a relief.”

What kind of nonsense is this... Yu Dazhang considered himself to be a quick-thinking person, but he was still a little confused by her words.

I talked to you about city gate towers, and you talked to me about hip joints.

The interrogation had barely begun when she started talking about the execution scene.

Is the progress a bit too fast?

"you……"

Just as he was about to speak again, the interrogation room door was suddenly pulled open from the outside, and Captain Xu leaned in and quickly said:
"Let's pause for a moment."

Seeing his serious expression, Yu Dazhang immediately realized that the task force must have discovered something new, and it was related to the woman in front of him.

Come outside.

"What's wrong?" Yu Dazhang asked.

The interrogation was interrupted right at the start. He was very curious about what kind of information was worth Captain Xu calling him out specifically.

"Look at this."

Team Leader Xu handed him a document:
"These are her medical records obtained through her identity information."

Medical records? Yu Dazhang took the document with a blank expression.

The woman in the interrogation room has a terminal illness?
Recalling the strange things she had said before, Yu Dazhang felt that there was indeed such a possibility.

Money, houses, cars—these material things are all built upon the foundation of good health.

If I gave you 100 million yuan, and then gave you terminal cancer, would you be willing?

I can't use this example, because there are actually people who would be willing to do so.

But it cannot be denied that health is the most important thing; everything else is secondary.

Without health, nothing else matters.

Yu Dazhang opened the document and stood at the door of the interrogation room to read it.

Zhang Qian, female, 24 years old, suffered a fractured left leg and multiple lacerations throughout her body...

24 years old? Four years ago?
Yu Dazhang had just asked Zhang Qian her age in person; she is 28 years old this year, which means that this medical record is from four years ago.

The following pages mostly contained medical terms, and Yu Dazhang glanced at them briefly before turning to the second page.

Zhang Qian, female, 24 years old, suffered a fractured right arm, multiple soft tissue contusions throughout her body, and a mild concussion.

This time, Yu Dazhang glanced at the time on the screen.

2011 11 Month 20 Day.

It had only been a little over two months since her last hospitalization. Last time, she fractured her left leg, and as the saying goes, "a hundred days to recover from a broken bone," meaning that before her previous injury had fully healed, she fractured her right arm.

The medical record states the cause of injury as: accidentally falling down the stairs.

The reason given both times was exactly the same, so they couldn't even be bothered to act it out.

Yu Dazhang naturally didn't believe such a reason. It was obvious that Zhang Qian's two injuries were caused by being beaten.

Read on.

On March 14, 2012, the skin and soft tissue were violently torn and cut open by sharp objects, resulting in irregular wounds and significant bleeding...

On July 5, 2012, the spleen ruptured due to trauma, causing massive bleeding, and multiple subcutaneous tissues throughout the body were subjected to blunt force trauma...

On January 12, 2013, he suffered a fractured right arm, two fractured ribs, and severe skull damage...

Yu Dazhang suddenly felt that the documents in his hands were very heavy, so heavy that he almost couldn't hold them steady.

Each page records one of Zhang Qian's experiences.

From these medical records, he could almost see the suffering and torment Zhang Qian had endured.

It's hard to imagine how she endured such pain.

How could one person suffer so many blows and injuries?

Is the other party a demon?

The thick stack of documents went all the way up to June 2014, which was the middle of last year.

What Yu Dazhang had in his hands were all of Zhang Qian's medical records.

Some things really shouldn't be pondered too closely, because once you think about them deeply, they can send chills down your spine.

Over three whole years, how much harm was caused without any medical records?

Even Zhang Qian herself probably can't remember.

"Who did this?" Yu Dazhang put down the documents and looked at Captain Xu.

These medical records, when put together, are enough for even the most foolish person to see at a glance that Zhang Qian had clearly suffered long-term abuse.

"Her husband."

Team Leader Xu's expression was solemn, and he answered in a deep voice:
"In early July last year, her husband died suddenly due to excessive drinking. The forensic doctor performed an autopsy at the time and ruled out the possibility of homicide."

"After that, she inherited all of his property."

"Zhang Qian's husband is a psychopath..." Yu Dazhang made the judgment in his mind.

At least one form of bipolar disorder is indispensable.

Otherwise, he wouldn't have subjected Zhang Qian to long-term domestic violence.

Why are such people not punished by law?
It's important to know that domestic violence is illegal, and Zhang Qian's injuries certainly meet the criteria for filing a case.

Any fracture is considered a minor injury, clearly a criminal case.

Even if Zhang Qian didn't call the police herself, wouldn't those doctors be able to tell that she had been beaten?
Why didn't the doctor call the police?

There might only be one thing Yu Dazhang could think of: even an upright official finds it difficult to settle family disputes.

This very sentence caused countless women to suffer undeserved misfortune.

This has led to men beating their wives being seen as a domestic matter by others, even exceeding the scope of legal jurisdiction.

The scariest thing is that many women get used to being beaten after a while.

Have they become numb?
No, quite the opposite.

They were willing to resist, but the situation between husband and wife was more special.

Unlike typical fights, when police officers receive cases of couples fighting, they usually focus on persuasion and mediation.

They'll just give a few words of advice and that's it; there won't be any actual punishment.

Because, in the eyes of the police, there is also the notion that even an upright official finds it difficult to settle family disputes, and this is the most problematic aspect.

Therefore, many women suffer even more brutal beatings after reporting the incident to the police.

This created a vicious cycle, and in the end, the woman didn't even dare to call the police or get a divorce.

And then there's this saying: "If you marry a chicken, follow the chicken; if you marry a dog, follow the dog. Just endure it and it will pass."

This is precisely the phrase that abused women use to comfort each other.

Now Yu Dazhang understands why Zhang Qian seemed so indifferent.

"It turns out she was suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder."

After muttering something to himself, Yu Dazhang took out his phone and dialed Ye Zhiyu's number:
"Come to the Municipal Public Security Bureau's interrogation room."

(End of this chapter)