Rebirth 2014: I, the King of Criminal Investigation

Chapter 687 Only a minor injury
It seems the only option is to ask Team Leader Li for help.

Yu Dazhang didn't contact Li Mingzhao at first because he felt that this was a small matter and it wasn't worth bothering him.

But things are different now. Neither he nor Ye Lin have the corresponding authority, so if they need to ask someone higher up for help, Li Mingzhao is undoubtedly the best choice.

Most importantly, he can keep Yu Dazhang's secrets.

"That would be troublesome."

He said politely:

"As you know, I work in the criminal investigation field. If something happens to me, people will inevitably gossip about me. So I have no choice but to ask you for help."

Yu Dazhang wasn't good at being polite, but now that he needed someone's help, he could only try to be as sincere as possible.

Criminal police are there to investigate cases.

But if a case involves you, it's not a good thing from any perspective.

Therefore, he is currently investigating this matter in secret, and has not even revealed it to his master, Lü Zhongxin.

"Alright, stop pretending."

Ye Lin said irritably:

"It's not certain whether we can find it or not. Wait for my news."

After saying that, she hung up the phone immediately, as decisive and efficient as ever, giving Yu Dazhang no chance to be pretentious.

On the way to the Wuxi Municipal Bureau.

As Yu Dazhang drove, he kept replaying his conversation with Ye Lin in his mind.

If her deduction is correct, then those three people in China are all top talents protected at the national level, and that would make her situation extremely serious.

What kind of power would it take to get those people to help?
To put it simply, the Qu family has a place in the business world, and Yisheng Group is a nationally renowned enterprise.

Even for such a company, hiring academicians to help is not an easy task.

Many things cannot be achieved simply by having money.

I often see news online about talented people from China being poached by foreign companies with high salaries.

Those are extremely rare cases, and they usually occur without state intervention.

If we think about it another way, if money were all that mattered, a country's talent pool could be drained in an instant.

Therefore, true pillars of society will not be easily poached; they are the foundation of a nation.

This is what Yu Dazhang couldn't understand.

What kind of power, or rather, what kind of people, could recruit three such talents all at once?
However, these are all just speculations at the moment.

Until he finds out who those people are, all he can do now is wait.

Upon arriving at the Xicheng City Public Security Bureau, Yu Dazhang went directly to the observation room upstairs.

Pushing open the door, he found that, just as he had expected, the interrogation was still ongoing, with several officers sitting around a computer screen, staring at the suspect.

Yu Dazhang looked around and then asked:

"Where is Captain Xu?"

His words immediately drew the attention of the people inside the room, and the police officers stood up as soon as they saw him.

“Captain Xu is resting in the temporary office,” one of the officers replied.
"He was busy until the morning before he went to sleep."

Yu Dazhang nodded, signaling them to continue.

After leaving the observation room, he did not go to Captain Xu, but went to the technical department and found the police officer who was in charge of the scene investigation earlier that morning.

"Could you please show me the survey records of the bathhouse?"

He spoke very politely and specifically stated that he was looking at records, not reports.

It takes at least a day to produce a complete on-site investigation report, and the time will be longer in the case of complex cases.

To produce a complete on-site investigation report for the bathhouse, it would take at least a week.

However, there is no such restriction on exploration records.

"Wait a moment, I'll tidy it up and get it to you right away."

The police officer clearly knew Yu Dazhang; he was very enthusiastic and polite to him.

It took him about five minutes to hand over the completed survey record:

"It's all here, but we still need to confirm the details further."

"I'm just taking a look." Yu Dazhang took it and smiled at him.
"I'll just watch from here, it won't interfere with your work."

After exchanging pleasantries, he found a chair, sat down, and began to quickly flip through the pages.

The first few pages were filled with photos of the scene, which Yu Dazhang examined very carefully, not missing a single one. These days, they don't draw fixation lines on corpses anymore.

When arriving at the scene, all that is done is to take photos and videos of the body, and after the scene is documented, the body is moved to the autopsy room. There is no need to mark the location of the body with lines.

Of course, there may be exceptions in certain situations.

The reason why many people still believe that white lines were drawn to mark the location of the body is because that's how detective movies were filmed in the 90s.

In fact, this method was used in China in the 90s, but it was later phased out.

Now they just stick a small sticker on the paper and take a picture.

After viewing the photos, the following are the summarized data line by line.

There were a total of 37 suspects at the bathhouse. 29 died, 7 were seriously injured, and 1 was slightly injured.

Upon seeing this set of numbers, Yu Dazhang was stunned.

If I remember correctly, I grabbed the person who had sustained minor injuries as I was going upstairs.

It seems like I gave the other person a chop to the neck.

Strictly speaking, that injury didn't even qualify as a minor injury. It's likely that the report will be adjusted after a medical examination.

However, the numbers in front cannot be adjusted.

The death toll is 29, and that number will not change. Once a death has been confirmed by a forensic doctor, there is virtually no chance of a misjudgment.

The criteria for serious injury are accurate and forensic experts will not be wrong, so this data will not change.

In other words, of the 37 suspects, only the one with minor injuries was captured by Yu Dazhang; the rest were all crippled.

Either dead or disabled!

Below are the causes of death and the sites of injury for each person.

Temples, throat, pterion, perineum, back of the head, spleen, liver...

All the blows hit vital areas.

It's no exaggeration to say that these suspects didn't even have a single soft tissue contusion.

The forensic doctors must be completely baffled... Yu Dazhang thought to himself.

Some people will definitely be curious: which fighting style is the most effective?

There's nothing good to use.

Did you not expect this answer?

The world has experienced both World War I and World War II.

Close-quarters combat between the two armies is common. When it comes to a life-or-death situation, no one will use martial arts such as boxing, Sanda, or Taekwondo.

At that time, the best weapons were bayonets and machetes; using a sword was tantamount to suicide.

If there are no weapons, then gouge out eyes, strangle, or steal peaches like a monkey.

If you go up there and try to fight, you'll get killed in no time.

These female special forces soldiers receive only battlefield survival training, so even if ordinary people know a little bit of martial arts, they can't use it effectively against them.

The moment you throw a punch, their hands are already on your throat.

What's the point of fighting? If you exert even a little force on your throat, even God can't save you.

Will killing so many people leave them with psychological trauma?

Give me a break.

If they didn't have strong mental fortitude, they wouldn't have been able to kill so many.

Their clean and efficient fighting style shows that they are no longer rookies.

Continuing to flip through the pages, Yu Dazhang found the content he wanted to read.

There is an emergency exit on the fifth floor that leads directly to the first floor.

This is the design!

Yu Dahai recalled the time he cooperated with the National Security operation, when there was a similar hidden door at the back of the bar.

The designs of these two places are quite similar.

is it possible……

Is the mastermind behind this case in cahoots with those special agents?

(End of this chapter)