Things that solve crimes

Waiting until noon, there was still no news, so Qin Henian couldn't help but look for Xu Xia.

What is Xu Xia doing at this time?

At this time, Xu Xia was frowning and looking at a picture. What kind of picture was it? A river map of Anxi Town.

Seeing that Xu Xia was looking at it seriously, Qin Henian also looked at the river map carefully.

For a moment, Qin Henian's eyes condensed and he said, "This reservoir is also connected to the river."

Could it be that the body flowed into the reservoir along the river?

He didn't say this, but Xu Xia already understood what he meant, "Searching for river channels consumes a lot of resources, and the search is also difficult."

Qin Henian was surprised, "When will you, Xu Xia, investigate the case and say you have more resources?"

Xu Xia is extremely good at commanding large-scale operations. How could he have too many resources?

"It doesn't matter how much resources we spend to find the body. Searching in the water is already difficult, let alone in a deeper and longer river." Xu Xia is not worried about resources, only about the difficulty of the search.

Then he added, "Actually, if we can't find anything today, I will have people search the river tomorrow."

After listening to Xu Xia's words, Qin Henian stopped talking, and there was still no news until the afternoon.

The next day, the police shifted their attention and went to the river connected to the reservoir to search.

After another three days of searching, the police finally found four packages of bodies on the fourth day.

After receiving the news that the body had been found, Qin Henian immediately came to the autopsy room of the funeral home.

After changing clothes and putting on a mask, he entered the room. Seeing him come in, several forensic doctors looked at him.

The four packages of corpses had all been untied, and yellow-brown water flowed from them.

Qin Henian didn't talk nonsense and went straight to the point, "Restore the body first."

A forensic doctor asked, "Do you want to cook it?"

Qin Henian nodded, and watching him nod, the expressions of one or two forensic doctors changed.

Several forensic doctors focused their attention on the corner of the autopsy room, where there was a liquefied gas stove and a huge pressure cooker.

"This time there are too many, too late, two pots together." Qin Henian asked someone to put the pressure cooker under the dissecting table, while he picked out the pieces of meat with bones in the bag and put them into the pot.

Seeing him start to move, the others stepped forward to help.

While making Qin Henian, he said, "There is no room for one person in the pot, so first pick out the characteristic bones such as the pelvis."

Then he went to the second anatomy table and directed other forensic doctors to select characteristic bones.

Bones were picked out piece by piece and put into the pot. When the number was about the same, someone added water. Then everyone worked together to lift it to the stove and start cooking.

This part of the process is similar to how Qin Henian made abalone in abalone sauce a few days ago.

On the anatomy bed, an unknown liquid kept dripping down, and while it was dripping, someone brought water to wash it away.

The pressure cooker begins to "pop, puff, puff" of SAIC.

A forensic doctor brought another large pot over.

Qin Henian took a look at the cauldron and saw that it had a large capacity. "Cook this bag." He pointed at the bag of corpses near him.

Four bags of corpses, stored for different years.

Among these corpses, the meat in the oldest ones is almost liquefied, and the nearest bag only has some muscle tissue on it, which can only be used to extract some DNA and the like.

The corpse he chose to cook this time was the oldest, and it was relatively easy to remove the bones.

After listening to his words, two forensic doctors stood up and silently selected some bones and put them into the cauldron.

Place the bones, add water, and start simmering.