[Comprehensive British and American] Righteousness without haze

Lucas went on to add, "It's not because of the movie or the comics or anything..."

"It seems that you have other clues?" Henry asked, waiting as if he was really expecting the other party to say something important.

In fact, this is true. Although Lucas is still very young and immature, sometimes the clues really have nothing to do with age experience. Help solve the case.

"I'm not sure, but..." In the middle of speaking, he suddenly showed an expression of sudden realization, "A man with green eyes, he looks very...beautiful, so I have a better impression, you were there that day, he asked Is there an English lady named Adele who claims to be her friend."

The forensic doctor who was said to be present frowned, "I don't remember, maybe he was concentrating on the anatomy."

"You were indeed dissecting at that time." Lucas affirmed the other party's statement.

"He? So a male?" Instead of focusing on the use of the adjective pretty for a male, or the question of Henry's presence, Detective Martinez focused on confirming the information.

"Yes." Lucas nodded and explained: "Because there is no corpse he mentioned, and the face is very impressive, so I still remember it very clearly."

Hearing him say this, Martinez's expression was slightly relaxed, and he seemed to be happy for the clues he got, "Can you describe it?"

"Of course." Lucas accepted the proposal, "but I don't think he should be the murderer."

No one is jumping to judgment on this point.

So when Noel's portrait was drawn, Martinez's boss said she knew the man.

"fbi?" The nerdy forensic technologist opened his eyes wide, looking deeply shocked. Those who don't know may think that he has lost love, or the kind of first love. When he heard the explanation that there is another team investigating the fault When he was reported as a British spy, he frowned again, as if he had been hit harder.

So much so that when he saw Noel at this time, the expression on his face still maintained a look close to the description of being lost.

"Are you okay?" Facing the depressed and inactive behavior of the person in front of him, Noel withdrew his ID and asked.

Lucas looked up and seemed to realize it, "Ah...it's okay." Then he turned around and called his colleague, "Doctor, an agent is looking for you."

Noel saw the forensic doctor, who was still immersed in research, turn around when he heard the words, and Detective Martinez also stood aside. He turned his head and walked towards the other side, "It seems that you have discovered something?"

"Yes, it's on her wrist." The forensic doctor didn't seem to care about how to entertain others. When he heard Noel's question, he stepped aside a bit so that the other party could observe, "The murderer paid great attention to restoring the details of Jack the Ripper back then, but It's not right here."

Noel noticed a star-shaped injury mark on the victim's wrist, and then heard the forensic doctor beside him muttering to himself, "That's not Jack the Ripper."

He feels that the other party's style has Sherlock's sense of sight, but the other party is a forensic doctor, not a detective. Logically speaking, as a forensic doctor, he is unlikely to make any guesses like a police detective. They Most of them just come up with the test results realistically, not to mention...

The detective's expression was still pure black, and his eyes were still fixed on Henry's expression, "Of course, he has been dead for almost 100 years."

The forensic doctor seemed to have just realized something, and replied: "Yes."

As a person whose profile from the beginning shows that he doesn't pay much attention to communication with people, at this time, he will agree and answer the same question, but what he agrees with is still such a question. Noel has to come to a certain conclusion. is hiding something.

However, this gentleman is probably not the murderer.Judging from the profile, this imitator has a strong body, and he can easily subdue a woman. However, although the forensic doctor in front of him fits the profile of the murderer in terms of medical knowledge, his physical fitness is not so good. excellent.

If Henry is the prisoner, then he must have an accomplice to help, but in fact, the evidence shows that there is only one prisoner.

Then it is very strange that the other party is hiding something.That obviously has something to do with this case, and the other party didn't want to say it.

Noel recalled Henry's words that sounded like he was talking to himself: "That's not Jack the Ripper." This seemed to indicate that before this, the other party thought that the prisoner was Jack the Ripper, but the world-famous case It happened so many years ago, most people would only think of him as a copycat, the real Jack the Ripper must have died, that is to say, in the other party's world, he thinks there are indeed people who can live that long?

If this is true, there are generally two reasons for such cognition, either the other party himself is an existence that has lived for a long time, or he has seen an existence that has lived for a long time.

This world is so chaotic, and there are all kinds of creatures. It is very convincing to assume that the other party has seen existences that have lived for a long time, but judging from the information of the forensic doctor that Noel has studied before , if it is said that this forensic doctor himself is an existence that has lived for a long time, the possibility is also not low.

Quirky's reluctance to get close to people, a gravedigger before becoming a forensic doctor, and most importantly, his surprising amount of knowledge that other people marvel at.Of course there are geniuses in this world, Sherlock, Rhett... especially Sherlock, there are many similarities between them, and as a forensic doctor, he is almost a combination of Sherlock and Watson, but the problem The reason is that he is a forensic doctor.If we want to talk about a person who has lived for a long time, his forensic status, and the gravediggers before that, including the occupations of a long time ago, all have one thing in common. They all have a closer relationship with death than ordinary occupations.

If you want to make a guess on this basis, Henry Morgan is studying death.

Once this conclusion is reached, it is not very convincing to say that he himself lived a long time.

And the forensic doctor didn't notice the analysis of the detectives around him... That's normal, let alone whether Henry paid attention to Noel's expression, as a profiler, his expression management is still very qualified, or Saying that, even before he became a profiler, Noel's facial expression management was good enough... He went on to explain it with his own findings: "The mark left by Jack the Ripper on the victim's wrist was due to the victim's defense. half-circle cut, but one newspaper, the Manchester Herald, erroneously reported it as a star."

"He might have read the report online," Martinez said.

However, the forensic doctor did not seem to agree. He took off his gloves and coat and explained very quickly: "It is possible, but the Manchester Herald closed in 1889, and there is no online version on the Internet. In fact , there is only one place in the city that may have their records."

The police detective looked at the back of Henry walking quickly to get his own coat after taking off his forensic coat, and asked, "Do we need to apply for a search warrant?"

"No, just a library card."

Noel looked at the two people who left the police station after questioning and answering, and helplessly thought that this kind of hasty behavior after discovering clues and the inexplicably useless situation of the surrounding police were indeed similar to Sherlock. He shrugged and looked towards The forensic technologist not far away said goodbye briefly, and followed the two people who were not slow.

His teammates were publishing the incomplete profile of the prisoner, so he was the only one who followed, but in fact he was not very useful, except for a young man with an obviously flustered expression in the library. Something was wrong, and it was Martinez who caught and even caught the young man who fled in a hurry.

There was something about Al about the lady.Looking at the detective in the interrogation room.he thought so.

But compared to Al, there is still something missing.

"The murderer is not him." The black-haired and green-eyed teenager stood outside the interrogation room with others, and said this, and looked at the forensic doctor next to him when he spoke, "The prisoner is a tall and strong adult man, but this guy looks Much thinner than you."

"A creator who doesn't pay attention to physical exercise." The profiler's eyes turned back to the two people in the interrogation room, and the young man who was arrested said that he was an author as he judged, and explained They ran away for themselves, but misunderstood them as readers who had made horrific remarks.

"But maybe the murderer is his loyal readers." Noel tilted his head, "This kind of thing happens a lot."

"I'm sorry but..." The forensic doctor on the side frowned, "Your tone doesn't sound that serious?"

So Noel also frowned, "No, I'm just putting forward a certain kind of conjecture. This is not a profile that will definitely be published."

"But speaking of this," he locked his eyes on the forensic doctor again, "you all missed the release of the profile of the prisoner this time. Of course, it is very admirable to find important clues, so after that I have to at least ask Please add the profile."

His eyes slipped back to the suspect in the interrogation room, and he didn't continue to speak, but the police detective standing on the other side of the interrogation room felt as if he had read the other party's hidden meaning: At least I have to tell you that the wrong person was arrested.

He turned his head and complained to his colleagues after the interrogation was over and the detectives left, "That's why we can't get used to these guys meddling."

However, the forensic doctor obviously did not empathize with him, "But I think what he said is quite reasonable."

The author has something to say: Tsk poor colleague

Because it was too late to type on the computer to disturb my roommate, so I switched to mobile phone code words, and the speed plummeted until it was so late that I finished writing, baa