Blessed To Have Each Other In This Life

The audience fell into a strange silence.

Mu Zi just asked the witnesses to share his story, but somehow, the atmosphere was faint and everyone could not help holding their breath.

Ding Houwei did not answer.

"What? You remember Zhuang Jia's story, but don't remember your own?" Mu Zi asked.

The smile on her face was unabated, and her voice was soft and soft, but Ding Houwei felt that the smile contained sarcasm and the voice contained a long meaning.

"I don't have anything to share, just make some jokes." Ding Houwei looked away, not looking at Mu Zi's eyes.

"How come?" Mu Zi smiled, "As far as I know, Mr. Ding Houwei is a fishing enthusiast. He has participated in competitive fishing competitions and won awards. This kind of thing is considered a good thing for us laymen. It's very explosive."

Ding Houwei's eyes were gloomy and he was silent.

Mu Zi took a step closer and asked: "Generally, when fishing enthusiasts go wild, they will look for a great fishing spot of their own. Not only is the place hidden, but it is also easy to catch big fish. Mr. Ding Houwei, your wild fishing Where is the fishing position?"

Ding Houwei's lips were pressed into a line, and his brows were furrowed, showing extremely obvious resistance to this question.

However, prosecutor Qin Lei did not object.

Because he also felt something was wrong, staring at the witness stand with solemn expression.

"What do you think of Liu Xihe?" Mu Zi kept chasing him, "Have you fished there?"

There is no way to lie. Every time I get something from fishing, I will take pictures and record the location and date of the fishing. Even if Ding Houwei does not answer, the police will find out when he goes to the club to check.

Ding Houwei's face turned pale, and the veins on his forehead violently, as if trying to suppress the emotions that were almost out of control.

"Even if I have been to the Liuxi River, it can't explain much..." Ding Houwei's voice was low and trembling slightly, "The river has a good view. Zhuang Jia can go there for a picnic, and I can go fishing there too!"

"How did you know that it was Liu Xihe?" Mu Zi still smiled, "I never said that the catfish was found in Liu Xihe. I don't think it was mentioned in the news, Mr. Ding Houwei, how did you know? ?"

Ding Houwei suddenly raised his head and looked at Mu Zi in astonishment!

Mu Zi asked: "You killed them, right?"

Ding Houwei was furious: "I didn't!"

"You killed them!" Mu Zi said, categorically, "You are familiar with the environment of Liuxi River! You know there are catfishes there! You are familiar with boat driving! You killed them, and you wanted to plant the charges on my client! Ding Hou! Wei, do you dare to look into her eyes?! You have killed two innocent people, do you still want to ruin the life of a third person?!—"

Mu Zi faced Zhuang Jia and said loudly: "My client was only sixteen years old when the crime happened! Sixteen years old, did not understand catfish habits, did not understand sailing skills, and had to mutilate two male corpses! Under such circumstances, why is it contrary to common sense? Will she be arrested by the police?

Because of a story! She learned this story from someone at the party, and this person is the real murderer! "

"I don't! I don't know them at all!!!" Ding Houwei got up angrily and roared angrily!

The court door suddenly opened, and Yu Yang hurried in, came to Qin Lei's ears and said something.

Qin Lei's face suddenly changed.

"Really?" Qin Lei couldn't believe it.

Yu Yang handed him the information in his hand.

When Qin Lei finished reading, his face was already white.

"Law, Your Honor..." Qin Lei stood up embarrassed, "The prosecution withdraws all charges against Ms. Zhuang Jia."

The judge frowned slightly, "Withdraw the charge?"

"Yes, we found that Ding Houwei had paid for two months of medical expenses for one of the victims..." Qin Lei looked at Ding Houwei on the witness stand, his voice stiff, "The prosecutor asked for Ding Houwei was arrested for first-degree murder."

The audience was in an uproar.