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Guo Yujie's voice was passionate, and in the background there were screams and curses from women and men, mixed with statements similar to Guo Yujie's.

They probably have a common language there, but here, it's so embarrassing.

Everyone in the car fell silent and turned to look at me with strange eyes.

I also saw that the driver seemed to raise his eyes and look in the rearview mirror.

I was suddenly shocked. I didn't press the message in time, and the automatically played voice message popped up immediately.

"Probably." I looked at the messages in the group.

"Let your friend do a live broadcast!" The busybody continued to make noises.

Most of the people around him showed contempt, and someone spoke up. Although no one knew him, they all started chatting on this topic. Public transportation such as buses and subways have become the center of everyone's conversation. Some people condemn perverts, while others have stories to tell about their own experiences of encountering perverts.

My phone vibrated again, and it was the thin man who sent a series of confused expressions. Guo Yujie's screen swiping continues, and it can be seen that she is really broken. Moreover, this strange and powerful woman also made it clear that if it weren't for the crowd, she would definitely rush up and beat up the wretched guy.

Suddenly someone in the carriage shouted: "Oops! Someone posted a video online!"

Many people took out their mobile phones in unison, and some people came to know each other and wanted to watch it with the people next to them.

The bus arrived, but no one got off for a while.

This fully demonstrates the power of gossip.

I also searched online, but there was no need to search. In this short period of time, the headlines were already occupied by three keywords: "subway" and "obscene man". There are many videos online.

There was someone in the bus using the amplifier, and the subway passengers started to curse and curse one after another. Occasionally, a recorder was weird enough to record the voice of that wretched man clearly, and a lot of people in the bus could be heard cursing.

I turned off the sound and watched the video twice, and I felt like I was blind.

As soon as I looked away, something suddenly sounded. I looked at the screen again and clicked on the video.

Of course, this kind of instant uploaded video does not require any post-processing. Apart from pixels and technical issues of the photographer, nothing will affect the clarity of the picture.

That wretched man was paralyzed on the ground, he really had no scruples. Of course his face was also photographed. The photographer even took a close-up of the man's face. Soon, some passengers who couldn't stand it drove the man away, but the man seemed to be on drugs, immersed in his own world and unmoved at all. The emotions of the people around him gradually became more intense, and someone kicked the man hard. The man just rolled his body and still didn't stop his movements.

I have dragged the progress of the video and only watched a few close-ups of the face to gradually determine it.

This man is one of the clients in the "Subway Maniac" incident!

It's the subway again, it's this kind of obscenity again, and it's the same victim...

I looked sad and watched all the videos on the Internet carefully.

I didn’t see Yin Qi or ghosts, but I think this thing is definitely related to ghosts! And it’s the ghost in the subway that Aoba didn’t solve!

The Internet police have already started processing these indecent videos. I tried to check the videos later, but they couldn’t be found.

But some passengers are still conducting live text broadcasts.

The police on duty in the subway had already entered the car and wanted to take the person away.

Other eyewitnesses said that this wretched man was very abnormal, confused and suspected of drug abuse or mental illness.

I returned to the group and told Guo Yujie what I had discovered and asked her to be more careful.

Both the thin man and the fat man could only express their collapsed mood at this moment with their expressions.

"Is this ghost sick?"

"This ghost was a wretched idiot before he was alive?"

The two of them really couldn't understand why a ghost would do such a thing.

I can't understand it either.

It scares me to think about what happened to this victim.

This time I felt fear, not because I was afraid of death, but because I was afraid that life would be worse than death.

Doing this kind of thing in public and being filmed and posted online is really ruining your reputation.

I remember this man was married, and I was afraid his family was going to be ruined.

This incident without any suspense became tonight's headlines and a hot topic on the Internet.

There have been too many trolls in Minqing City recently. It has been on the hot search again, and various jokes on the Internet have started a new round of forwarding.

Guo Yujie reported to us that she was safe and confirmed that she had not been taken advantage of by that ghost on the subway. To be on the safe side, I also made a video call with her to confirm that I didn’t see any yin energy in her body. Although the ghost itself has no yin energy, this fact cannot be confirmed.

The story also featured on the evening news. The video was mosaic, and only part of the scene showed the police taking the person away. The police station is currently investigating the person's identity, background and physical condition, and has ruled out the suspicion of drunkenness and drug abuse. The news ended with the usual "The incident is under investigation."

My mother was worried and said to her sister, "You have to be careful. There are too many disgusting people on the road now."

"Mom, you are overthinking, you are just a pervert." My sister disagreed.

I felt relieved when I thought about my sister who usually doesn’t take the subway.

After eating, I pulled out the "Subway Maniac" file.

This incident occurred in 2014, and there were three clients: 23-year-old He Jingping, 37-year-old Lu Wenshan, and 32-year-old Wang Mei. Wang Mei is not the victim, the victim is her daughter Qianqian. I watched all the videos in the file and carefully confirmed that the client Lu Wenshan was indeed the wretched man today.

Chen Xiaoqiu called me at this time.

"Is the client's information included in Aoba's file?"

"Yes." I reported it to Chen Xiaoqiu and asked doubtfully, "Didn't the police find out?"

"No. That person has woken up, but he is not cooperating with the police. He has no ID on him. If you want to check, it will not be as convenient as yours." Chen Xiaoqiu said frankly.

It is of course convenient for me to report my name directly, as well as the phone number and address he used back then.

Chen Xiaoqiu asked me about the other two clients, thanked me, and hung up the phone.

I browsed the relevant content on this matter on the Internet, and some of Lu Wenshan’s colleagues, classmates, cousins, and cousins ​​came out to recognize him, but I didn’t know whether it was true or not.

The anchor who loved to join in the fun even ran to the door of the police station and wandered around, trying to take pictures of Lu Wenshan.

I browsed the webpage casually, just like an ordinary person watching a top-notch event, without any ideas in my mind. I touched my phone, hesitating whether to call Gu Mo and Nangong Yao.

It seems so useless to go to them for everything. And what can they do about this matter? The previous commissions of "Subway Madman" were all canceled by the client, so Aoba suspended the investigation, and finally stopped it directly.

I thought about it and dialed the number. The phone was picked up. Before I could speak, Gu Mo said angrily: "Okay, okay, I saw it in the news. Stop talking nonsense."