Eyes that are the same as those of evil

Chapter 150 The Hand of God 3
Only Zheng Yan could answer questions about insulin injections during pregnancy.

"It's okay to inject insulin. When your sister-in-law was pregnant with her second child, her blood sugar was high. She had to prick her finger to check her blood sugar every day, ate a vegetarian diet, and had to inject insulin every few days. What, do you think there's a problem?"

Tan Jia described his dream again, saying, "The impact of hitting the wall shouldn't have been fatal, but the deceased couldn't even scream for help. It doesn't seem like the murderer committed a more brutal act before I dreamt about it; there weren't any other wounds or blood on the deceased's body. It's more like—"

"Severe hypoglycemia."

Regarding hypoglycemia, Zheng Yan had more to say: "People with insulin resistance may experience hypoglycemia symptoms, and people who have taken too much insulin may also experience hypoglycemia. Do you think the deceased's cause of death was one of these two?"

She nodded: "I remember seeing a case of insulin killing someone somewhere."

I searched online and found a lot of related events.

“Look, the internet says that injecting an overdose of insulin is a very ‘trendy’ way of killing and committing suicide. Blood sugar drops rapidly, causing shock and death. It usually only takes ten minutes to a few hours. There is no blood, and it is difficult to detect the real cause of death. If the victim is an insulin-dependent diabetic, it can be explained as an accident. It’s practically flawless.”

She believes that the murderer may have injected the victim with an excessive amount of insulin before killing her, which would have rendered the victim powerless to resist and left her vulnerable to being beaten.

But there's a contradiction—

"If the cause of death was an overdose of insulin, why would the murderer go to the trouble of beating the victim? If there were wounds on the victim's body, it would be considered an unnatural death, just like now. If we follow up with the investigation, it would be easy to find the murderer."

Zheng Yan: "There is one possibility."

A thought flashed through her mind, and she quickly replied, "overkill."

"Yes, excessive killing. After murdering the victim using one method, the killer will continue to desecrate the body in other ways. For example, poisoning, stabbing, and finally setting it on fire. In general, in this case, the killer harbors a very strong hatred for the victim."

Tan Jia recalled the last scene in her dream, where the murderer crushed the victim's stomach and said knowingly, "There's probably something wrong with the victim's child."

Xiao Chen: "Although your analysis sounds very sophisticated, this conclusion is very familiar. The deceased was pregnant with another man's child, so her husband was so angry about being cuckolded that he left and killed his wife. There are many criminal cases caused by such emotional disputes. If the deceased's husband really is the murderer..."

Zheng Yan: "Then let's ask the deceased's husband to see if it's as simple as we guessed."

The deceased, Zou Yuxuan, and her husband, Huang Yilin, lived on the ninth floor of Unit 4 in Peninsula Garden.

They made it to the ninth floor without incident and knocked on her door.

Fortunately, it was the weekend and someone was home.

The person inside first asked warily who it was. Xiao Chen then pretended to be a police officer from the local police station investigating a fraud and money laundering case, making the story sound very real, and demanded that Zou Yuxuan come out for questioning.

After quite a while, and after knocking three times, the door finally opened.

The man behind the door was thin and wore a white shirt. He looked at them through the crack in the door with a cautious expression.

Seeing their identification, he breathed a sigh of relief, opened the door fully, and said, "Excuse me, I thought you were scammers. You just said someone had been scammed?"

“Liu Yulin, she mentioned the name Zou Yuxuan, saying they had been in contact before. We suspect Zou Yuxuan is also a victim of fraud. Please ask her to come out.” Huang Yilin’s first reaction was to deny it: “Impossible. My wife never believes in scams. She always uses my card, and I haven’t received any notifications of money being deducted from my card.”

Xiao Chen also looked skeptical: "Then why would Liu Yulin specifically mention your wife?"

"How would I know? I've hardly ever heard of that name before. Could you have the wrong person?"

"How could that be? We've verified that Zou Yuxuan, who attended Linyi Middle School, has long hair, is married, her husband's surname is Huang, lives on the ninth floor of Unit 4, Building 1, Peninsula Garden, and has a phone number ending in 0109, right?"

Huang Yilin couldn't deny it anymore. Xiao Chen opened his notebook, tapped the edge of the notebook with the tip of his pen, and said, "Let your wife come out and answer the questions herself."

“But my wife isn’t here,” Huang Yilin frowned. “She went back to her parents’ home yesterday and said she won’t be back until tomorrow night.”

Tan Jia and Zheng Yan, who were at the corner, raised their eyebrows in unison.

Xiao Chen looked at him suspiciously: "What a coincidence? You're not covering for someone, are you? Let me tell you, this fraud case involves an overseas money laundering gang. Everyone mentioned has either been defrauded of a large sum of money or assisted the gang in defrauding others..."

“She’s really not here,” Huang Yilin opened the door to let him see inside, “and she couldn’t possibly be involved in fraud, she’s not that kind of person.”

"Then give her a call and tell her to come back as soon as possible to be questioned."

Huang Yilin hesitated for a moment, and Xiao Chen thought he was about to give something away, but he just took out his phone unhappily and said while making a call, "I already said she couldn't possibly be involved in fraud. My wife is pregnant and can't come back right away. Just ask her over the phone."

How dare he be so self-righteous? Is Zou Yuxuan not the deceased, or is he unaware of Zou Yuxuan's death?
Huang Yilin dialed the number and waited patiently for the other end to answer, but after a few rings, the call was automatically disconnected.

He frowned, glanced at his phone screen, waited three seconds for the other party to call back but didn't, so he dialed again.

No one answered again this time. Huang Yilin seemed very worried and didn't care about the police at the door. He changed the number and called again. This time, someone finally answered.

"Mom, it's me, Yilin. Is Xuanxuan home? What, she's not home?" His voice rose, his face full of anxiety. "Where did she go? I called her but no one answered. What did you say? She came back last night? Impossible, she told me she wouldn't be back until tonight, she didn't go home!"

Xiao Chen observed his anxious and flustered reaction, which seemed quite genuine, but she couldn't tell if it was real or an act.

"Your wife disappeared at this time? You said it was okay, but she ran away as soon as we found her!" Xiao Chen questioned, feigning seriousness.

“I really don’t know what’s going on,” Huang Yilin said, looking bewildered. But after holding his phone for a moment, he dialed another number and said anxiously, “But I still don’t think she could be involved in any fraud or money laundering. She’s pregnant! I’m worried something has happened to her.”

After finishing speaking, he hurriedly made a phone call to a group of people, asking Zou Yuxuan if she had met any of them and if they were at someone's house.

The answers I received were not what I wanted.

Huang Yilin's face turned pale, and he broke out in a cold sweat. He grabbed Xiao Chen's arm and said, "My wife is missing! Is it because some money laundering gang thinks she's involved in something and is targeting her? She's pregnant, and it could end in both her and her unborn child dying. I'm going to call the police. Can you help me find her and locate her?"

(End of this chapter)