Chapter 18 Li is too thin to finish the murder case

Chen suddenly realizes that it is no wonder that she looks so familiar. Liliya was the person he saved that year, but of course she was still killed at the end. Chen feels terribly painful and heavy in his heart and doesn't know how to face her at all.

Alice knows his concerns clearly and steps forward to say,

"Chen, although my mother was still killed at the end, your original choice was not wrong. If I were facing the situation at that time, I would make the same choice as you, so you don't have to mind it at all."

Chen still doesn't say anything since this is his knot in his heart for a really long time. How could it easily be untied with just one or two words?

Seeing that the atmosphere gets a bit tense, Yang stands up and says, "Please sit down, I will introduce you two the cases first."

Then several people sit down together, and Yang begins to narrate. After roughly sorting out the case, he adds,

"In addition, we found drugs with sleep-inducing effects in Li's home, and the ingredients are the same as those in Tang's corpse.

We also found his writings, which originally said that he hoped Tang could sleep forever, so that she would belong to him alone, and sleeping forever could be understood as death.

And the most critical information is that on the night of Jasmin's death, Li was on duty, but the surveillance showed that he had left the duty room for two hours and 18 minutes."

Hu frowns,

"Now it seems that Li is the most suspicious. He has the motive and time to commit the crime. It seems that everything points to him, but he just died."

Yang nods, and then continues,

"However, there is a doubt here that we think Li is too thin to do this case.

First of all, it should be difficult for him to dismember the body because he is kind of weak.

Secondly, burying the body that night is also a strenuous job, but the surveillance shows that he left for more than two hours and when he came back, he did not look tired at all, which is not very reasonable.

With Li's physical fitness, more than two hours, digging a pit, burying the body, and then going upstairs to kill people, these series of actions almost take this whole period, and then he absolutely should not have much time to rest. According to this situation, he was supposed to be very tired."

Alice suddenly offers an idea, "Could it be a joint crime?"

Yang glances at her,

"We thought about it, but we didn't find that person, because Li's personal experience is a bit special. He is very introverted, doesn't like to deal with people, and has no friends. The only person he has contact with is his sister. Second, his sister was at home that night, and someone can testify."

Hu frowns, "First, the crime scene has not been found, and the murder weapon has not been found yet as well. Even if Li killed Tang, he can't be convicted."

Yang nods and agrees that what Hu says is indeed true.

"Through our investigation and interviews, we found that Li doesn't have any hobbies except watching Tang's live broadcast. His life trajectory is a straight line between the duty room and the rental house. We didn't find him going anywhere else."

Hu nods to show that he understands.

"In my opinion, since Li is dead, let's put him aside for now and focus on investigating who killed him. Maybe we can find something important. Are there any other clues besides those recorded in the case?"

Yang shakes his head. Seeing this scene, Hu's face darkens. How to investigate this later?

Chen motions Yang to sit down, and he walks to the whiteboard and takes out one photo and pasts it on.

"Alex?"

It is Alice who speaks.

Chen turns to look at her and asks in confusion, "Do you know him? Alice"

"Yes, we were high school classmates. We didn't keep in touch much after I was admitted to the police academy. Is he a suspect?"

Chen nods and asks, "Then, according to your understanding, what kind of person is Alex in your impression?"

Alice thinks for a moment,

"He is handsome, friendly, has good grades, and gets along well with everyone. Many girls in the class like him at the time. He almost has no shortcomings."

"So in your eyes he is a very perfect person?"

"Almost, that's what I remember."

Hearing this, Hu interrupts, "Does he have any habits? Habits that make people feel bad."

Alice shakes her head and says affirmatively,

"No, in my memory he is very perfect, whether classmates or teachers and parents, they all praise him."

Hu nods, then closes his eyes, and seems to be thinking about something.

After Chen sees that Hu is fine, he briefly introduces Alex's social background, and then tells other police everything that has happened before.

It is only then that Yang knows what Chen has experienced when he searched Alex's room. He frowns and says,

"It seems that he is a little crazy and lacks respect for the law. This kind of person is indeed dangerous."

Hu doesn't think so.

"I don't think so. From the social background we just learned, Alex's father is a nationally renowned psychologist. He is not short of money and has a high social status. Alex can be said to be a standard second-generation rich.

Although it feels a bit bad to say this, and I don't quite accept the following statement, I still want to say that people with ordinary family backgrounds are more respectful of the law. Why?

Because when unfair things happen to us, we have no other way except to rely on the justice of the law to protect ourselves.

But it's not the case for Alex. When unfair things happen to him, he has many solutions, money, status, and connections, which all can help him solve the problem, and these solutions are often faster and more effective than the law.