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Liu Yuan took a deep breath, dispelled the distracting thoughts in his mind, and focused on his defense ideas again.

He carefully studied the autopsy report and six sets of autopsy photos and found an important clue: the cause of death of the two victims was actually excessive blood loss!

This discovery made Liu Yuan's heart move, and he began to think deeply about the meaning behind this detail.

After some analysis, Liu Yuan believed that although there were multiple knife wounds, they were in disorder, which was obviously caused by the defendant Huang's reckless waving. It also fully demonstrated that the knife wounds were not directly fatal, but Huang's hasty escape gradually exhausted the vitality of the two victims.

Combined with Huang's eleven confession records, he was more convinced that Huang had no intention of killing anyone, but accidentally injured two people during the dispute.

In addition, Liu Yuan also noticed a key factor - the remoteness of the crime scene. He inferred that Huang may have fled the scene in a hurry because he was afraid of being discovered.

While escaping, Huang found that he had multiple injuries from blunt force trauma, so he rushed to a nearby health center for treatment. While receiving treatment, Huang realized that his behavior had constituted a crime, so he took the initiative to call the police to surrender himself, and stayed where he was, waiting for the arrival of the police.

Based on all the evidence, Liu Yuan believed that Huang did not intend to kill anyone, but he lost his mind during the conflict, leading to irreversible consequences.

Moreover, when the victim asked Huang for an explanation regarding the betrothal gift, not only did he not respond actively but he also unreasonably refused and verbally threatened Huang many times, threatening to kill him if he caused trouble again. Therefore, the victim himself was also partly at fault for the occurrence of this case.

In addition to the statutory circumstances of surrendering himself, and the relatively mild subjective malice, the defendant has no criminal record and is completely a type of criminal who can be reformed and educated.

He decided to use these as a breakthrough to try to change the characterization and try his best to argue that this case was intentional injury resulting in death, in order to save Huang's life. In the following defense, Liu Yuan will use these evidences to try to persuade the second-instance court to make a fair judgment on Huang, change the charge according to law and apply the death penalty with a two-year reprieve.

After finishing all the files and materials, Liu Yuan took a long breath and rubbed his temples to relieve his fatigue. His eyes casually swept around, and suddenly, his eyes lit up and stopped on a figure.

The female lawyer who had just rushed to the bathroom to vomit came back, and her appearance brightened up the whole room.

Her beauty is stunning, her fair skin is as delicate as white jade, her exquisite facial features are picturesque, especially her clear big eyes, as dazzling as stars.

Liu Yuan nodded subconsciously, the corners of his mouth unconsciously raised, revealing a faint smile.

The female lawyer nodded to him solemnly, and her sweet voice, like the sound of nature, reached his ears: "I'm sorry, I couldn't help it just now and soiled your clothes!"

Hearing this, Liu Yuan noticed that there were obvious traces of vomit on his coat draped over the chair next to him. He frowned slightly, but soon regained his composure and said with a smile, "It's okay, it's not a problem."

"Or I should compensate you with a new one?" The female lawyer looked at him apologetically, with a trace of worry and self-blame in her eyes.

Liu Yuan quickly waved his hand and refused: "No, just clean it."

The female lawyer nodded gratefully, with gratitude in her eyes. Her voice was gentle but firm: "Thank you for your understanding and tolerance. This is my business card. I will return it to you after I wash it! If there is anything else I can help you with, please feel free to let me know."