Rebirth 2014: I, the King of Criminal Investigation

Chapter 718 Being a doctor also has its risks.

Saving lives is definitely the top priority, rather than solving the case.

Wouldn't rescuing them now alert the enemy?

How cold-blooded must someone be to have such thoughts?

The law clearly stipulates that the right to life and health has the highest priority, and personal safety should be given priority under all circumstances.

Moreover, the main purpose of criminal police in solving cases is to save lives.

During the interrogation, Captain Xu reported the situation and began organizing police forces to prepare for a rescue operation.

Zhang Jiangke was very cooperative and recounted all the locations of the hideouts he knew.

"I only know part of the hideout that Lao Gu prepared."

Zhang Jiangke then explained:
"I don't know exactly where he transferred the person next. After all, you have to keep something in reserve when doing this kind of thing. No one will expose all their cards."

He paused for a moment, then continued to remind:
"Before coming to Jinling, I heard that the den in Xicheng was raided. Old Gu must know about it too, so you need to act quickly. Given his vigilance, he will arrange for the relocation of personnel soon."

That's a matter for the provincial department... Yu Dazhang muttered to himself.

Such a large-scale rescue operation would definitely be handled by people from the provincial department, and might even require a top leader to personally take the lead.

"Can you describe Lao Gu's appearance and physical characteristics clearly?" Yu Dazhang asked.

“Of course,” Zhang Jiangke nodded immediately.
"After all, he's someone I know well, and I remember his appearance very clearly."

That's fine then... Yu Dazhang didn't want Ye Zhiyu to be involved every time.

This would make the psychological counselors in S Province seem unqualified. Besides, Ye Zhiyu isn't part of the system, and his constant involvement in cases inevitably leads to gossip.

"I'll have the portrait artist come over later. I hope you'll cooperate."

After giving a brief explanation, Yu Dazhang left the interrogation room and immediately arranged for Xia Bin to come and draw a portrait.

That evening, a nationwide rescue operation targeting trafficked women was launched, spearheaded by Province S.

By the next morning, all the dens Zhang Jiangke had confessed to had been shut down by the police.

Only one of the abducted women in the hideout was transferred ahead of time; all the other women were rescued.

However, the fourteen deaf-mute female students and the mentally disabled women from N province were still not found; they had obviously been moved away long ago.

After all, these hideouts were just places to hide people and served as temporary warehouses, and Zhang Jiangke didn't know where the next stop would be.

Even so, it still caused a huge uproar across the country.

Rescuing so many trafficked women overnight is a momentous event at any level, and could even trigger public panic.

In the morning, Jinling Municipal Bureau.

As soon as Yu Dazhang arrived in the morning, a police officer handed him a document:
"Through big data analysis, we have identified the suspect, Gu Dingwen. This is his personal information. Captain Xu asked me to give it to you."

Gu Dingwen? Yu Dazhang was stunned for a moment, but then he realized what he meant.

This person is the "Old Gu" that Zhang Jiangke mentioned.

No doubt, Captain Xu worked overtime again last night and is probably still sleeping right now.

After receiving the documents, he went to the temporary office that the Municipal Bureau had arranged for the task force.

After sitting down at his desk, he opened the files.

Gu Dingwen, male, 56 years old, MD, PhD, doctoral supervisor, professor at medical university, chief physician of gynecology, formerly director of the Department of Gynecology I at the affiliated hospital of medical university.

Obstetrics and Gynecology?
Doctor, Chief Physician?
Yu Dazhang looked at the document, his mind somewhat blank.

The survey must have been wrong.

Chief Physician is the highest level of medical professional title.

How could someone like that possibly associate with human traffickers?

Read on.

In 2005, Gu Dingwen was falsely accused after being given a bribe by a patient's family member.

The main piece of evidence was a blurry video.

In the video, the patient's family secretly slipped a red envelope into Gu Dingwen's pocket.

Gu Dingwen later explained that he found the red envelope in his pocket afterward, immediately returned it, and didn't even open it. Clearly, this was a premeditated false accusation; otherwise, how could such a video exist?

The information shows that the video was shot with a DV camera, and that it was shot without Gu Dingwen's knowledge.

Their purpose is not hard to guess.

You don't necessarily have to stage an accident on the street to commit a staged accident. If you have a conscience, you can stage an accident in anything.

In fact, the hospital could also tell that this was a false accusation.

But during the internal investigation, the blurry video was posted online.

In 2005, the Internet was in a period of rapid development, and major portal websites had gradually matured. The appearance of a news item online could easily attract widespread attention and heated discussion.

In addition, since doctor-patient disputes are a hot topic of public concern, this incident quickly became one of the hot topics at the time.

In this way, even if the hospital wanted to suppress it, it would be impossible. If they tried to intervene forcefully, it would only make them seem guilty.

In the end, having no other choice, they had to bite the bullet and deal with Gu Dingwen.

The outcome for him back then was: his professional certificate was revoked and he was blacklisted for two years.

This is tantamount to ending Gu Dingwen's medical career. With such a record, no hospital will dare to hire him in the future.

After that, Gu Dingwen remained unemployed at home.

Two years later, he was invited by a foreign medical service organization to work there.

From then on, Gu Dingwen never returned.

By the end, Yu Dazhang's brows furrowed.

Not a fugitive?

There was no criminal record of Gu Dingwen in this document. Although the content was not much, it was written clearly and concisely.

Why would Zhang Jiangke think that he, like himself, had fled to Myanmar?
Did Gu Dingwen commit a crime abroad?
wrong.

Yu Dazhang quickly rejected this hypothesis.

If Gu Dingwen has a criminal record abroad, it can be found out here as well.

Since there are no relevant records, it means that he did not do anything illegal or disorderly abroad, or at least he was not dealt with by the police.

Afterwards, Yu Dazhang reviewed Gu Dingwen's information again.

Even if a chief physician of obstetrics and gynecology goes abroad, she will still be doing her job.

Since you're still a doctor, there's no need for you to commit crimes.

Because being a doctor is a respectable profession in any country; it is respected and the income is not low.

But then the question comes back.

Why would someone like that associate with human traffickers?
Or, to put it another way, what benefits can Gu Dingwen gain from this?
Yu Dazhang took out a cigarette from his pocket, put it under his nose and smelled it, while gently tapping the table with his other hand.

His eyes gradually lost focus, and his mind raced.

What would a female obstetrician do if she turned evil?

First of all, professional ethics are definitely not a consideration.

The morals he once upheld had been brutally trampled upon. When a person's faith collapses, they naturally become insane.

Furthermore, considering the specific characteristics of this case.

All those abducted were women of marriageable age, and the requirements for their physical condition were very lenient; as long as they were healthy, it didn't matter if they were deaf, mute, or intellectually disabled.

These factors do not affect their fertility.

When these people fell into the hands of a corrupted obstetrician-gynecologist...

Yu Dazhang's eyes instantly regained focus, and at the same time, the cigarette in his hand was crushed in two by his sudden excessive force.

At that very moment, a medical term flashed through his mind like lightning.

Surrogacy!

(End of this chapter)