crime profiler in the dark

trial room

Zou Jun was sitting on a chair in the interrogation room. He stared fixedly at the mirror opposite him. He didn't know whether he was lost in thought, or he knew that there were several police officers standing behind the mirror observing him.

"Is that Zou Jun?" Sergeant Qi walked into the interrogation room.

"En." Zou Jun responded without turning his head. It was only after Sergeant Qi sat across from him that his eyes shifted to him, "Did I commit any crime? Did you take me to the police station?"

"We also want to know what happened to you. You ran away when our police officer asked you for questioning?" Sergeant Qi's voice was not loud, speaking at a steady pace, so as not to arouse Zou Jun's vigilance.

"I owe someone a sum of money, and I'm afraid he'll call the police." Zou Jun stared at Sergeant Qi, and replied unhurriedly.

"How long have you been around there?" Sergeant Qi didn't pursue the matter that he saw the police fleeing any more, because he wanted him to relax his vigilance.

"I don't remember, it's been a few days?" Zou Jun replied without thinking.

"Do you live near there or work?" Sergeant Qi asked again.

"Well, you have both?" Zou Jun paused.

"Have you ever seen suspicious people, such as fashionable women or men with suspicious behavior?" Inspector Qi did not continue to delve into this question, but changed the subject again.

"Not paying much attention." Zou Jun shrugged.

"Then have you seen this person?" Sergeant Qi took out a photo from the folder in his hand and put it in front of him.

This is a photo of Wu Hua, the suspect in the serial throat-cutting case. In the photo, he is lying on the dissecting table, his face is pale, and there are scars from the scalpel on both sides of his collarbone, making him look like a frozen zombie.

The few people standing behind the single lens held their breaths - this is Sergeant Qi's strategy. First ask some irrelevant questions to dispel Zou Jun's vigilance, and then throw out Wu Hua's photo. If Zou Jun denies knowing Wu Hua, it means that he There are ghosts in my heart!Make it or break it!

Zou Jun stared at the photo for a long time before saying, "This should be my former patient in Lanshan, but I heard that he is a murderer?" He looked up at Sergeant Qi as he spoke, waiting for his answer.

"Are you familiar with him? Does he have any strange behavior?" Sergeant Qi did not answer Zou Jun's question.

"I remember he had depression? He seemed to commit suicide later?" Zou Jun answered Sergeant Qi's question in a questioning tone, expressing his uncertainty.

"Do you know her?" Sergeant Qi took out the photos of Wan Miao before she was alive, instead of the photos of her in a wedding dress like a doll after she was killed and placed in the window. This is because of Wan Miao's death. It has not been disclosed to the public. If Zou Jun shows that he knows she is dead, it means that he is related to the case.

Zou Jun looked at it for a while before answering: "I don't have any special impression, what's wrong with her?"

"She is also a nurse at Lanshan, are you sure you haven't seen her?" Sergeant Qi tested him again.

"Officer, there are so many nurses in Lanshan, and I have been out of the hospital for a long time, how could everyone have seen and remembered it?" Zou Jun said angrily.

"What about her?" Sergeant Qi couldn't find the loophole in Zou Jun's words, so he had to take out the last photo - this is the female corpse found in the abandoned hotel today.

"I don't have any special impression." Zou Jun looked at the photo and shook his head.

Zou Jun's ambiguous answer made Sergeant Qi unable to cut in. He asked Zou Jun some more questions, but he pushed them away like Tai Chi, and could not find any doubts from his words.

Although Zou Jun did not reveal any flaws in the conversation with Sergeant Qi, in the eyes of Bai Haolin, who is well versed in behavioral psychology, Zou Jun is definitely not as innocent as he appears.

Leaving aside how far-fetched Zou Jun’s reason for seeing the police escape was, when Sergeant Qi asked him why, even if there was a reasonable reason, normal people would be nervous. This was not because he was lying, but because he was worried that the police would suspect him. I'm lying, but Zou Jun didn't feel flustered or nervous at all. Instead, he stared fixedly at Sergeant Qi, which showed that he had already thought of the wording. While answering, he was also observing Sergeant Qi to see if he believed it. Own.

Changing the topic is a typical way to avoid key questions, especially when Sergeant Qi asked whether he knew Wu Hua and whether he was familiar with him, Zou Jun, who had clearly met Wu Hua before his death, did not answer in a simple and clear way but Using a questioning tone means that he is also testing Sergeant Qi's understanding of the overall situation of the case.

In addition, Zou Jun took several seconds to answer when looking at the photos of Wu Hua and Wan Miao. Every time he answered, he would look directly at Sergeant Qi, but when looking at the photo of the deceased found today, he answered quickly and did not He looked up, as if he was avoiding something.

Sergeant Qi looked serious after he came out of the interrogation room. In his opinion, he didn't find any clues from Zou Jun.

"It seems that I caught the wrong person." Zhuang Xusubaru said a little discouraged.

"Not necessarily," Bai Haolin said, "I feel that he has made preparations in advance, even if he is not the main criminal, he is also an accessory."

"He's definitely hiding something." Inspector Qi's experience and intuition felt that there was something wrong with Zou Jun, but unfortunately, none of these could be used as evidence to arrest him.

"Sheriff, do you want to detain him?" Police officer Zhao Yue asked.

"We have no reason to detain him." Sergeant Qi shook his head, "Let him go now, Zhao Yue, you and He Huan will keep an eye on him for 24 hours first."

"Yes!"

After signing the statement, Zou Jun left the police station in a grand manner, while Zhao Yue and He Huan drove behind him quietly.