North American Rough Police: Starting from the Los Angeles Patrol

The way Locke was talking to Catherine Murphy looked like flirting in Madeline Hill's eyes, and she suddenly frowned.

She glanced coldly and said to the others: "Tell me, what do you think of this case?"

Tony Gerrard didn't know if he didn't sleep well last night. His eyes were bloodshot. He touched his unshaven mouth and said, "I think the place where the body was dumped is very strange..."

The black garbage bag stood alone on a large piece of grass, about 15 meters away from the hiking trail, and it was very conspicuous.

If he really wanted to dump the body here after killing someone, he would have dumped it in the jungle, or in a more secret place.

Jack Talbot blurted out: "The murderer wants to provoke us..."

Harry Sumner had already taken off his coat, and the sleeves of his shirt were rolled up due to the heat. His gelled hair was completely messy, and he looked a little embarrassed.

He said: "Now we have only found this bag of body parts. Are there still body parts in other parts of the park? I think we should apply for a K9 as soon as possible to conduct a large-scale search..."

"At the same time, we need to collect recent missing persons, wait for the DNA information from the forensics department to come out, and find out the identity of the body as soon as possible..."

"Since the murderer abandoned the body here, it means that he is a hiking or mountaineering enthusiast. Otherwise, he would not have been carrying this bag of body parts for so long..."

"..."

Although this guy likes to show off, he must have a lot of skills to be a detective.

Raven Tate nodded and said: "I agree with Harry's reasoning. The murderer is most likely an outdoor sports enthusiast with a strong body and extremely confident in himself. I am a little worried that except for Topanga National Park , will he also dump the body in other places..."

"I think what Jack just said is right. The murderer is provoking us..."

"..."

Madeleine Hill glanced at Tony Gerrard and saw that he was frowning and contemplating, with no intention of speaking.

She asked William Worrell: "William, when will the autopsy report be available soon?"

William Worrell replied: "This is not a complete corpse. We will collect the biological characteristics of these body parts when we go back. The report can be out as soon as tomorrow morning..."

Madeleine Hill nodded and said: "You also know that this place is close to Beverly Hills and UCL. The call from above will be over soon, so we have to hurry up..."

William Worrell shrugged, "Understood, I will talk to Catherine later..."

Madeleine Hill immediately ordered: "Raven, please contact Skye and Brian later, ask Skye to compile information on missing women in Los Angeles over the past year, and ask Brian to retrieve the video of the entrance to Topanga State Park. , the murderer must have come with transportation, let him screen the suspicious..."

"Harry, take Jack to UCL and take a statement from the witness who found the body..."

Because they had to go to class, the patrol police from the West Los Angeles Division took notes on them and then sent them back, but they all left their detailed contact information.

She said to Tony Gerrard again: "Tony, take Locke..."

Suddenly, he found that Locke was squatting next to the bag of corpses with forensic doctor Katherine Murphy, and he was stunned.

……

Katherine Murphy stared at Locke in disbelief with her beautiful brown eyes, "Locke, are you serious?"

Locke replied: "Of course, when I just delivered water to your colleague, I took a look at the body bag and found two left ribs, stacked together..."

Catherine Murphy's cheeks were a little hot and she explained: "Because the environment here is not good, I am worried that taking out the body parts will accelerate the melting of the body parts, which is not conducive to extracting biological samples. I plan to return to the autopsy room to thaw and then splice..."

After saying that, he walked toward the bag of corpses in a panic, and Locke naturally followed.

The three forensic officers who were sorting their equipment looked at them in confusion, "Catherine, what happened?"

Catherine Murphy did not answer. She handed the water and the remaining Snickers bars to her colleagues. After hurriedly putting on two layers of latex gloves, she squatted next to the body again. With her professional knowledge, she had to Verify what Locke said.

Whether the body parts belong to one person or two people will also change the nature of the case, so it is best to find out early.

Locke did not point out his discovery immediately, but squatted next to Catherine Murphy. He also wanted to take the opportunity to learn more information.

Catherine Hill opened the sewn bag, and then tried her best to expose the still solidified body parts inside. She pulled it twice with her hand and stopped it.

The third and fourth layers are frozen together. The ribs on the left side are the ribs on the left side. One piece of meat is ribs 8,9,10, 9, and 10, and the other piece of meat is ribs [-] and [-].

She turned to look at Locke, "It really comes from two people. Locke, how do you know so much about the human body?"

Locke replied calmly: "You don't know what I paid to get into the police detective bureau? I am studying medicine and forensic science..."

The other three forensic officers also gathered around, and after hearing Catherine Murphy's explanation, they all exclaimed "omg".

At this time, Madeleine Hill and the others also came over, "What happened? Is there any new discovery?"

Catherine Murphy pointed to the body parts and explained: "Locke just reminded me that these body parts did not come from the same person. It is true. Look here, these two pieces are from the left side of the chest..."

As she spoke, she specially pulled down the black material bag so that everyone could see more clearly. The human tissue that was frozen together and looked like pork was instantly exposed to everyone.

"vomit……"

"vomit……"

Jack Talbot and Raven Talbot ran to the side and vomited, covering their mouths as promised.

Locke was staring at the turf under the black garbage bag, turned his head and looked a little shocked.

These two guys had just reminded them not to vomit, and he thought they were old birds.

Madeleine Hill's expression instantly became solemn. The seriousness of the case was completely different between one corpse being dismembered and two corpses being dismembered.

She asked curiously: "Locke, how come you know so much about corpses?"

Catherine Murphy replied for him: "Locke is studying forensic science on his own..."

Tony Gerrard stared at Locke in surprise. He didn't believe that a self-taught forensic doctor could discover that even a forensic doctor couldn't find information, and Locke actually dared to stare at the pile of broken corpses at such a close distance...

Harry Sumner's face was filled with uncertainty. Is this case going to be stolen by Locke again?

Locke stood up and stepped on the turf on the ground with his feet. He could feel that there should be hard geology under the turf.

He turned to William Worrell and asked: "Director Worrell, look at the grass under the body bag. Can an object of about 10 kilograms cause such an indentation?"

A lot of the turf under the body bag was bent, bruised, and discolored, as if it had been pressed for a long time.

William Worrell replied: "I also discovered it. Considering that the bodies were frozen into ice cubes, I suspect that the grass was frostbitten. I am going to go back to the laboratory to conduct experiments to verify..."

At this time, the roar of helicopters came from the sky, and Harry Sumner complained: "These guys are just here now..."

Locke stared at the helicopter flying closer and closer, looking at the traces of turf under the body bag, and an idea suddenly came to his mind.