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Not long after, relatives of the victim Jin Moubo arrived at the crime scene one after another, and their arrival made the already tense atmosphere even more solemn.

Among them were two elderly people with gray hair, haggard faces and tear marks on their faces. They were Jin Moubo’s parents.

When they arrived at the crime scene, they began to cry loudly and their cries were heartbreaking.

The police spoke to the distraught couple and got some important clues from them.

It turned out that the day before yesterday, Jin Moubo had told her parents that she was going to attend a friend's birthday party, but since then, Jin Moubo has lost contact.

At the same time, other relatives of Jin Moubo who rushed to the scene also expressed their doubts and dissatisfaction.

They questioned the police why they conducted an autopsy without the family's consent.

Some other family members raised questions. Since Jin Moubo did not return home that night, his family members immediately called the police, but the police did not accept the report until 24 hours later, and then they waited for the notification of the autopsy.

Faced with these doubts, Officer Zhou Can patiently explained on the spot that autopsy is very important for investigating cases, which can help find the cause of death and determine whether there is any criminal behavior.

Moreover, under normal circumstances, the police can be called after 24 hours of a person's disappearance. However, the police should be called immediately in the following special circumstances:

1. If there is evidence that the missing person may be in danger of personal safety or harm, you can report the case to the public security organs at any time.

2. If the missing person is a mentally ill or mentally retarded person who has no or limited civil capacity, a report can also be filed with the public security organs at any time.

3. If an accident occurs resulting in a missing person, the parties involved in the accident can also call the police immediately.

After receiving a report, the police will ask the person seeking help about the missing person, prepare a record of the inquiry, and request a recent photo of the missing person. Based on the initial investigation, the police will determine whether it is a missing person report and conduct a search in accordance with the hierarchical management requirements. Public security organs generally will not accept a report until the missing person has been missing for more than 24 hours.

After some explanation, the family members finally understood the police's approach and reluctantly accepted the fact.

However, despite this, the families expressed dissatisfaction with the police's handling of the matter.

After all, no one wants to see their loved ones suffer such misfortune, and the police's actions did not seem to fully meet their expectations.

But faced with the reality, the family members could only helplessly accept the police's explanation.

According to the Criminal Procedure Law, if the cause of death is unknown, the public security organ has the right to decide on an autopsy without the consent of the family members, and only needs to notify the family members of the deceased to be present.

If the cause of death cannot be determined or there is dispute over the cause of death, an autopsy should be performed within 48 hours after the patient's death.

Autopsies should be performed by institutions and pathological anatomy professionals who have obtained the corresponding qualifications in accordance with relevant national regulations.

In addition, there are some other factors to consider. For example, if the missing person is a minor, especially a younger child, the parent or guardian should call the police as soon as possible because they are more vulnerable and in danger.

Similarly, if the missing person is an elderly person or someone suffering from a medical condition, they should report the case as soon as possible to ensure their safety.