Film and Television: My Cheat Code is AI

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Yang Zhen said, "That kid's marksmanship is pretty good. He hit Cui Yongli in the head with the first shot and in the heart with the second."

Old Zheng, holding a cigarette, said, "This bastard's a professional killer."

Yang Zhen stood up and poured water beside him, saying, "If he wasn't wearing a bulletproof vest, I would have left him there. Zhang Yang's marksmanship is also quite accurate. He shot the bearded man in the calf. We need to check the hospitals and clinics."

"I also believe that these two killers must be connected to Cui Yongli's enemies."

Old Zheng crossed his arms and said, "It's a bit like a gangland shootout."

Just then, Ji Jie pushed the door open and came in. Old Zheng quickly said, "Hey Ji Jie, how's the car theft case going? Any new leads?"

Ji Jie said with a smile, "We haven't found the garage yet, but Mao Dayong's relationship with the other car theft gangs is clearer."

Old Zheng said, "Then we have to keep digging. That kid Mao Dayong is slippery enough; you'd better keep an eye on him."

Ji Jie said, "I'm a bit short-handed here. We're dealing with Mao Dayong here, and we also have to interrogate his associates over there."

Old Zheng looked at Ji Jie and said, "Then who do you want me to send? Yang Zhen again? Our group's younger members also need to get some experience and get some hands-on work."

"I knew it would be pointless for me to say anything."

Zhang Yang walked in holding the information he had gathered on the assassins and said, "Brother Yang, we've found out about those two assassins."

"They were hired by the Tiexing Gang."

Zhang Yang continued, "The Tiexing Gang knew long ago that Cui Yongli was coming to this city to operate, and they came to bail out his brother. Yang Ge had only caught his brother for less than a week when the Tiexing Gang sent assassins over."

Yang Zhen asked, "Have you found out the assassin's identity?"

Zhang Yang shook his head and said, "No, only Li Yuansheng, the leader of the Tiexing Gang, knows."

Old Zheng asked, "Where is Li Yuansheng now?"

Zhang Yang said, "Dingyang Detention Center."

Yang Zhen said, "Zhang Yang, you stay and continue investigating the assassin's information. Ding Jian, come with me."

"Yes."

Zhang Yang plunged into the archives and began investigating the two assassins' files. Seeing that the person at the door was still staring at him, Zhang Yang had no way to disconnect from the network, so he could only plug the network cable into his nostril to connect to the internet and search through the paper documents one by one.

Ji Jie called from outside the door, "Zhang Yang, a case has come in, do you want to come along?"

Zhang Yang shook his head and said, "Okay, wait a bit, let's go together." Zhang Yang wanted to clear his head.

Arrived at the hospital.

Ji Jie asked the police officer, "Have you figured out the deceased's identity?"

The police officer replied, "The deceased was about 24 or 25 years old. When he was brought in, he had no identification on him, just a wallet with more than 400 yuan in it, two keys, a pack of cigarettes, a lighter, and nothing else."

Ji Jie asked, "Who reported the case?"

The police officer thought for a moment and said, "The hospital?"

"Where is the scene of the crime?"

The police officer shook his head and said, "I don't know."

"Who delivered it?"

"have no idea."

Tian Rui said, "What's going on here? Besides knowing that one person died, what else do you know?"

After a while, the doctor came out and asked, "Are you together?"

The police officer nodded and said, "Yes, that's right."

Tian Rui asked, "Do you have time now?"

The doctor nodded and said, "You have time, please have a seat."

"Do you remember who brought the deceased here?"

"I don't remember very clearly, but he was about my height and had a refined and gentle demeanor."

Ji Jie said, "Write it down, his height is about 1.75 meters."

"What was the cause of death?"

The doctor said, "He was stabbed under the right rib, piercing the liver. The blade broke off inside his body."

"Time of death?"

"10:20."

"What time was it delivered?"

"9:53."

Tian Rui said, "The resuscitation lasted for twenty-seven minutes."

Ji Jie then asked, "Doctor, when do you estimate the deceased was injured?"

The doctor said, "Judging from the rate of blood loss, it should have been about forty minutes before death."

Ji Jie thought for a moment and said, "It took about thirteen minutes to get here from the scene of the crime."

After leaving the hospital, Ji Jie found a nearby community security officer and questioned him.

"Sir, have you seen anyone carry the injured person to the hospital?"

The master said, "I see. There are two people on it, covered in blood. The person on his back is badly injured and can't walk."

Ji Jie asked, "Did they walk or take a taxi here?"

The driver said, "I drove all the way here, how could I take a car? Taxis aren't allowed in this neighborhood after 9 pm."

Tian Rui asked, "Which road did they come from? All the others are blocked off."

Zhang Yang looked at the map of the area near the hospital. The hospital had two main gates. The gate that Zhang Yang and his group entered through was the back gate of the adjacent residential area, which was a staff housing complex for the hospital's employees, as well as dormitories for doctors and nurses.

The main gate is on the east side, a bit of a distance away.

Ji Jie asked, "Did you get a good look at what that person looked like?"

The master thought for a moment and said, "The person on the back can't be seen, and he's lying on the shoulder without moving. The person carrying him looks ordinary, like a scholar. I guess he's a student from an outside school."

Ji Jie said, "Thank you, Master."

Back at the hospital emergency room entrance, Ji Jie looked at her watch and said, "Time it at thirteen minutes. Don't be too slow or too fast."

Heading south, into the residential compound behind the hospital, Zhang Yang noticed some bloodstains and said, "Ji Jie, you guys go first, let me check the bloodstains."

Following the direction and trail of the bloodstains, Zhang Yang arrived at the location Ji Jie and the others had found. As soon as Zhang Yang arrived, Ji Jie said, "I've already called the team; they should be around here."

Zhang Yang turned on his flashlight and began searching, while the deep blue in his mind was also searching.

[Analyzing the bloodstain morphology... The bloodstains are distributed in a drip pattern, with initial intervals of about 30 to 50 centimeters. The color is dark red, and there are radial splattering at the edges, indicating continuous bleeding from an open wound.]

The bloodstains fell approximately 80 to 100 centimeters above the ground, which corresponds to the posture of an adult walking with their body slightly bent and one hand pressing on the wound after an injury to the rib area. The bloodstains extended eastward, with the amount of blood dripping gradually increasing and the intervals between drops shortening, indicating that the injured person's strength was decreasing, the pressure applied to the wound was weakening, and the bleeding was accelerating.

A ruptured liver can cause massive intra-abdominal bleeding; the external dripping is only part of it. The injured person could collapse at any time due to hemorrhagic shock. There is bloodstain three meters to the east.

Zhang Yang followed the directions and shone his flashlight on the ground. A palm-sized bloodstain was clearly visible in the grass at the edge of the sidewalk. It wasn't completely dry yet, and the flashlight beam reflected a dark red, damp sheen. Several clumps of grass around the bloodstain had been trampled down, leaning towards the east.

Zhang Yang squatted down and lightly touched the edge of the bloodstain with his finger. The blood was very viscous, indicating that the amount of bleeding was not small.

[Twelve meters to the east, there is a piece of clothing under the big locust tree. The bloodstains and drag marks extend to the tree roots and then stop. The clothing is discarded in a clump, with a large area of ​​the surface soaked in blood. There are bloodstains on both cuffs, which could not have been left by pressing on the wound on one side. The injured person had pressed the wound on the right rib with both hands to try to stop the bleeding, or used the clothing to apply pressure to the wound.]

After the clothing was discarded, the injured person continued to move, but the amount of blood increased significantly and the intervals between drips shortened, indicating that bleeding accelerated after the pressure was removed. Fresh abrasion marks were found at the base of the large locust tree trunk, about one meter high, consistent with the injured person's action of leaning against it to rest after losing strength. The liver rupture was characterized by abdominal hemorrhage accounting for more than 30% of the total blood volume, and the injured person's chances of survival were rapidly decreasing.

Following the directions, Zhang Yang walked to the base of the large locust tree. When he shone his flashlight, he saw a dark blue work shirt crumpled up in the shadow of the tree roots. The shirt was almost soaked in blood, and under the cold white flashlight, it appeared as a dark red that was almost black.

He bent down and picked up the clothes; the fabric was heavy and drooping, the stench of blood mixed with a pungent smell of sweat assaulting his nostrils. He turned the clothes over to examine them and found a sharp puncture wound on the right side of his ribs, the edges clean, the surrounding fabric most heavily stained with blood.

He reached into his pocket and rummaged through it. His fingers touched something hard, and when he pulled it out, he saw it was an ID card.

"Sister Ji, I found some clothes." Zhang Yang shook out the clothes to show them, then handed over the small notebook. "I found this in the pocket."

Ji Jie took the documents and opened them by the light of the flashlight.

It was a freight transport qualification certificate. The plastic cover was worn white. The photo inside was of a man in his twenties with a round face, short hair, thick lips, and a somewhat vacant look in his eyes. The certificate read "Transportation Company, Hu Yaoliang, Truck Driver".

Ji Jie closed the document, glanced up at Zhang Yang. With his liver pierced, this man couldn't go far; every step he took was a gamble with his life. She turned to Tian Rui and said, "Go check this man's information."

"Yes." Tian Rui took the documents and ran towards the car.