Seeing the crime scene flashbacks made me the darling of the police station.

Chapter 366 A wooden bead was discovered
Su Miaoyi called the police.

While waiting for the police to arrive, Su Miaoyi looked at the hand in the plastic bag. It had already begun to decompose, and the cut was very uneven, as if it had been cut off multiple times.

Judging from the size and thickness of the hand, it looks like a man's hand.

"I," Shen Yanzhou uttered a small sound.

Su Miaoyi heard the voice was a bit far away, so she turned around and looked at him, only to find him standing five meters away.

Su Miaoyi: "."

Shen Yanzhou asked, "Is there anything I can help you with?"

“Do you look like someone who can be of any help?” Su Miaoyi said. “You’re almost home.”

Shen Yanzhou was silent for a moment, then said, "I'll go to the car and get you two masks."

"Need not."

She said it wasn't necessary, but Shen Yanzhou still went to get it.

He brought back the mask, and Su Miaoyi reached out to take it, but Shen Yanzhou refused, saying disdainfully, "Your hands are dirty."

“My hands didn’t touch the body parts,” Su Miaoyi said.

“That’s dirty too,” Shen Yanzhou said. “Bacteria crawled up the stick and onto your hands.”

Su Miaoyi: "."

Shen Yanzhou tore open the packaging bag, put the mask on her, and then stepped aside.

Su Miaoyi glanced at him, walked to the riverbank, looked at the direction of the river, and tried to figure out where the body parts came from.

Judging from the black plastic bag that was fished up, the bag was not very big, and it was likely that it was divided into several smaller bags and thrown into the river.

After a while, the police arrived.

The local police station has arrived.

Su Miaoyi saw a familiar face.

Zhuang Yanzheng's college classmate.

"Did you call the police?" Wen Xiao asked.

Su Miaoyi looked at him, then pointed to the hand on the ground: "It was fished out of the river."

Wen Xiao squatted down, looked at the hand, and then at the fishing rod by the river: "Did you catch this?"

"Okay." Su Miaoyi nodded and showed her police ID.

Wen Xiao glanced at the names above and waved to the people behind him.

The people behind came over immediately.

Su Miaoyi said on the phone that body parts were found in the river, so they came fully equipped with all the necessary tools.

Wen Xiao asked, "Where was this fished from?"

Su Miaoyi pointed to the spot where she was fishing.

The others stood on the riverbank, discussing where to get into the water.

Wen Xiao looked around and saw Shen Yanzhou standing not far away. He looked at the two fishing rods by the river and asked, "Did you two come together?"

"Hmm," Su Miaoyi said, "I was thinking of going fishing to relax this weekend, but I didn't expect to end up working overtime."

When Shen Yanzhou saw them looking at him, he walked over and asked, "Is this area under your jurisdiction?"

“Yes,” Wen Xiao said, “it was allocated to us the year before last.”

Su Miaoyi looked at them and realized they knew each other.

"Let me register your information," Wen Xiao said.

"Ah."

After the information was registered, Su Miaoyi said to Shen Yanzhou, "You can go back now."

"I'll wait for you," Shen Yanzhou said.

“It’s uncertain when,” Su Miaoyi said. “Let’s not wait.”

"You can keep that car. I'll have my driver come pick you up," Shen Yanzhou said.

“Fishing rod.” Su Miaoyi looked at him.

Shen Yanzhou has a slight case of mysophobia.

From a young age, she was always the one who was always exploring everywhere, and Shen Yanzhou was always the one watching her explore everywhere.

She always felt that if she weren't his sister, he would have thrown her away long ago.

The kind that you throw as far as you can.

"No, thank you," Shen Yanzhou said.

Su Miaoyi glanced at the other side of the river, where they were still fishing. She said, "Don't you want them anymore? You didn't catch anything with that one."

Shen Yanzhou: "."

A black plastic bag was pulled up from the other side of the river.

Su Miaoyi said, "You go back first, I'll go take a look."

"Okay. Be careful and take precautions." "I know."

The forensic doctor from the police station waited by the river. He opened the plastic bag, and the smell came out first. It smelled much stronger than the broken plastic bag from before.

Su Miaoyi took a step back.

Wen Xiao quickly found a mask and put it on: "I don't need to eat for three days."

"That saved us money," the forensic doctor said.

The plastic bag was still wrapped in cloth, very tightly, and the blood on the cloth had turned black.

The forensic doctor unwrapped the cloth and carefully separated the body parts, each piece being a very small fragment.

The forensic doctor pieced it together.

Su Miaoyi watched from the side.

It's the left hand, forearm, upper arm, and shoulder.

Besides the body parts, there were also the deceased's shredded clothes, completely stained with blood and turned black.

Su Miaoyi took a pair of tweezers, picked up a piece of fabric from the clothes, and examined it.

Wen Xiao also took a look: "It looks like shirt material."

“It’s a shirt.” The forensic doctor pulled a cuff from the fabric; it was a shirt cuff.

There's also a cufflink on top.

Her cufflinks were also covered in blood. Su Miaoyi examined them with clips and said, "They weren't cheap."

"Really?" Wen Xiao said, "Then could we start by investigating the deceased's identity using these cufflinks?"

“It should be possible,” Su Miaoyi said.

Wen Xiao took an evidence bag and put the cufflinks on.

"There's another one here!" Another plastic bag was pulled out of the river.

The plastic bag was damaged, and after it was retrieved from the water, water kept leaking from the damaged area.

The forensic doctor opened the plastic bag and found that it wasn't wrapped in cloth anymore, but rather a large piece of cloth with the four corners tied together in pairs, like a cloth bag.

They took photos of the buttons on the cloth, and the forensic doctor unfastened them. As soon as they were unfastened, everyone held their breath.

Someone quickly moved away and vomited.

Su Miaoyi watched as the forensic doctor removed the internal organs, some intact and some broken.

He took out his broken rib.

They even took out pieces of clothing.

She estimated that the person had been dead for more than a week.

"What kind of grudge is this? So cruel," Wen Xiao said.

The forensic doctor took out another object and examined it.

"What is it?" Wen Xiao asked.

The forensic doctor handed it to him: "It looks like a bead."

Su Miaoyi subconsciously looked at the bead.

Wen Xiao glanced at it and wiped the water droplets off with his glove: "There seem to be words on it, Qin. Le."

He saw the last word clearly, but didn't say it. Then he looked at Su Miaoyi.

Su Miaoyi glanced at him; it seemed he had not only seen her before, but also knew her name.

But she had no recollection of him whatsoever.

Wen Xiao gave her the beads in his hand.

Su Miaoyi took it and examined it carefully.

It was a bead from a bracelet that her maternal grandfather had given her; she couldn't mistake it.

Shen Yanzhou still wears a few beads on his wrist.

Su Miaoyi stroked the bead.

These wooden beads aren't very valuable in terms of material; they're quite ordinary and can be bought for a few dozen yuan on the market now.

For her, the precious thing about this bracelet is that it was personally crafted by her grandfather, who also personally climbed the mountain to go to the temple to have it blessed by a master for protection.

Because she would be wearing it regularly and it wouldn't be convenient to be too flashy, the old man simply chose very ordinary wood.

For a long time while she was in D continent, the bracelet was always on her wrist.

Xie Zhiyan always thought that she wore it on purpose.

She deliberately bought a very cheap bracelet to pretend that she was forced to work at the casino because she was broke, just like how she dressed in cheap clothes and wore cheap earrings and necklaces, yet she dressed very ostentatiously.

All of this was done to better reflect her identity.

Later, after another personality emerged, the bracelet was no longer on her wrist.

It wasn't until later, when she remembered who she was, that her first thought was to send a message out, and she didn't even think about looking for the bracelet.

(End of this chapter)