1995, Starting as a Criminal Investigation Expert

In the dormitory, Tan Guoxiong helped Li Shu pack his luggage.

"Are you bringing a camera?"

Tan Guoxiong took out his camera and asked a question.

After all, if you go to Beijing and don't visit Tiananmen Square or the Great Wall to take photos, it's like you've wasted your trip.

Li Shu shook his head.

My only purpose in going to Anjing is to find that beast, no matter what.

Other things are not being considered.

Tan Guoxiong realized what was happening and hurriedly said, "It's my fault, my mind is a complete mess right now."

After hearing Li Shu's description of the situation, he was so angry that his head ached.

After tidying up, Li Shu lay on the bed, staring at the ceiling, thinking about the case, and also searching through the system's information for helpful methods.

Across from him, Tan Guoxiong lay on the bed with his head resting on his arm, frowning as he said, "Why haven't they caught this person yet?"

Knowing the suspect's physical characteristics and even creating a composite sketch, they should have been easy to find.

Li Shudao said, "After all, there are a lot of people, more than ten million."

With a population of twelve million, Ankyo is no small number.

Moreover, a large number of them are transient people, so how much police force would it take to find this person?

"Furthermore, we've analyzed the situation and concluded that the suspect may not be a local; he could have come from elsewhere to commit the crime. We've also deployed people to stake out key transportation routes."

Ankyoreh, the capital.

The impact of such a case is extremely negative.

Therefore, the higher-ups have repeatedly demanded that the case be solved within a specified time limit, and that this beast be caught no matter what.

Anjing's colleagues tried every possible method to address this.

A reward was offered, clues were collected, and a city-wide manhunt was launched.

Further analysis revealed that the suspect was from out of town, prompting investigations in surrounding cities.

They investigated the stolen goods, the vehicles, everything they could.

Then, just as they said, they arranged for people to stake out major transportation hubs and look for suspicious individuals.

but.

The suspect's targets were all children. Children are not only vulnerable to attack, but in their panic, their descriptions of the suspect's features are also inaccurate.

The answers were all sorts of strange things; some said he was wearing glasses, while others said he wasn't.

Secondly, the child's descriptive abilities are also poor.

For example, when it comes to height, a child might only describe who they are the same height as, but not be able to specify an accurate range.

Unfortunately, the simulation portrait relies on description, which leads to the final portrait being inaccurate.

To some extent, this led to poor results in the investigation and surveillance.

Secondly, after the incident, some people took the opportunity to imitate the crime, which interfered with the investigation.

In addition, the suspect has a strong sense of counter-surveillance, so despite investigating for so long, they still haven't found him.

Tan Guoxiong paused for a moment, then said, "Li Shu, you have a lot of ideas, you must think of a way to find this bastard."

After saying that, I couldn't help but feel a pang of emotion.

He wished he could travel with Li Shu but was unable to help him.

Li Shu hummed in agreement and said nothing more.

But what Tan Guoxiong said was exactly what he thought: he had to dig this beast out and cut him into a thousand pieces.

Early the next morning.

Li Shuxian went to the Municipal Bureau to say a brief goodbye.

I told Tang Weidong about the situation yesterday, and after listening to him, he supported Li Shu without hesitation.

Cao Junfei stepped forward, helped straighten his collar, and then said, "If it were before, I would have told you to travel light and not have any psychological burden. But for this kind of case, Li Shu, you need to feel a sense of urgency and turn pressure into motivation."

Han Jianjun nodded in agreement. This kind of beast is too arrogant. We must not let him get away with this.

Zhao Yong also advised, "Li Shu, you have the luck to solve big cases. I believe you can do it."

You say one thing, I say another.

Peng Rong looked around. Was it his turn?

Just as he was about to step forward, Xu Qiang said from the side, "Alright, I think this kid knows what he's doing. He's holding back his anger, and he knows what to do."

He then told Li Shu to set off, as it was time to catch the train.

Xu Qiang personally drove Li Shu to the guesthouse to pick up Wang Ze'an, and then to the train station.

Just before getting into the car, he punched Li Shu in the chest and said in a deep voice, "Don't come back until you solve the case."

Li Shu paused for a moment, then nodded vigorously.

The wheels turned, and the car headed towards Anjing.

It took them more than twenty hours, a whole night, to finally arrive in Anjing.

After squeezing out of the train station, the institute sent a driver to pick them up.

We walked along Chang'an Avenue and headed straight for Muxidi.

"Look, this is Tiananmen Square."

Wang Ze'an asked the driver to slow down slightly and pointed out the road outside the window.

Li Shu saw it, especially the portrait hanging on the city wall, and was overwhelmed by a huge emotion, unable to hold back his tears.

Wang Ze'an saw it all but said nothing.

In 82, he started working at the Second Research Institute. It was his first time visiting Tiananmen Square, and he had the same feelings.

A horn sounded from behind, urging the driver to hurry up.

Traffic was already congested on the opposite side of the road.

Li Shu was shocked. This was the capital city, after all. There were so many cars that there was a traffic jam.

Before long, they arrived at the land of Osmanthus fragrans.

When you turn left, you'll pass by the entrance of the Public Security University.

Li Shu couldn't help but peek out; this was the school he had always dreamed of attending.

Noticing Li Shu's reaction, Wang Ze'an asked, "Li Shu, you're in a vocational college, right?"

That sounds a bit awkward.

In the eyes of ordinary people, a vocational college degree is already very impressive.

But in the eyes of top talents like Liu Weikun and Wang Zean, a vocational college degree is not worth mentioning.

Like Wang Ze'an, one of the first batch of college students after the resumption of the college entrance examination, he went to work at the 126th Institute after graduation.

He has also traveled abroad; in 91, he went to the renowned Scotland Yard Forensic Science Laboratory as a visiting scholar.

He has every right to look down on vocational college graduates.

"Have you ever thought about taking a correspondence course to get a bachelor's degree? Perfect timing! My teacher, Director Liu, is the vice president of the Public Security University. If you want to enroll, it's just a matter of a word."

"Mainly, this will also benefit you when you apply for professional titles in the future."

It's not that a degree is absolutely necessary, but having a bachelor's degree will be a great help if you take on a leadership position in the future.

Especially in the technical field, the educational requirements are even higher.

At the Second Research Institute, the minimum requirement for recruitment is a master's degree, and even then, these are mostly menial tasks; the main workforce consists entirely of PhDs.

"Alright."

Li Shu thought for a moment and then nodded quickly.

Who wouldn't want to improve their educational qualifications? And since Liu Yaoqing is the vice principal, enrolling is really just a matter of a word.

As for my workplace, they definitely won't stop me. I feel like I could easily take time off work to study full-time.

As they spoke, they arrived at the Second Research Institute.

It's right next to the school.

There are guards standing at the entrance, and the first three words on the sign alone are enough to deter thieves.

Wang Ze'an led Li Shu straight to the third floor, where Liu Yaoqing was.

He was very enthusiastic when he saw Li Shu.

"Li Shu's positioning method?"

They talked about the articles he had written before, but Li Shu never expected that Liu Yaoqing would name the rapid positioning method the Li Shu Positioning Method and promote it nationwide through the ministry.

After that, won't all colleagues across the country know my name?

"Is this... appropriate?"

Li Shu spoke haltingly and inexplicably, yet he still made a name for himself in history.

Liu Yaoqing chuckled, his tone carrying an undeniable confidence, and said, "If I say it's suitable, then it's suitable."

What could Li Shu say? He thanked him repeatedly.

Speaking of thanks, Liu Yaoqing also expressed his gratitude to Li Shu, saying that the Anjing case had a very bad influence, and Li Shu came to help without hesitation, which moved him deeply.

Upon hearing the case, Li Shu immediately suggested, "Let's get started right away."

Speed ​​is of the essence in war; we need to extract fingerprints as soon as possible and find this beast quickly.

"It's certainly urgent, but not to this extent. You've come all the way to Anjing, so you should at least rest for a day. I'll arrange for someone to host a welcome dinner for you tonight," Liu Yaoqing said.

A train journey of more than twenty hours, even in a sleeper berth, is not pleasant.

There's no reason for Li Shu to start working as soon as he gets off the train.

Li Shu patted his chest: "Director Liu, it's alright, I'm young and full of energy."

Liu Yaoqing was delighted.

But he still shook his head, thought for a moment, and said, "How about this, we still have some time today, I'll have Ze'an take you somewhere to see someone, and we can start tomorrow."

Li Shu subconsciously wanted to ask who they wanted to see, but noticed that Wang Ze'an's expression suddenly changed, and he frowned deeply.

Judging from his reaction, I could tell he was very resistant.

A thought suddenly occurred to Li Shu:

Could it be that he's going to look at Case 43, the father of that victim?