I make a living solving crimes.

Although Chang Wei was not happy, he had to admit that Nie Haifang was really capable.

During the investigation of the case, she quickly found suspicious points among the many clues.

Li Chenggui, a technical backbone of the parking lot, returned to the factory once on the night of the fire.

During the interrogation, he said that he came back to pick up the clock that he dropped while taking a shower.

After verification, the workers in the workshop confirmed that Li Chenggui did have a watch, which was a famous Swiss "Cartier" watch.

This watch was a gift he received after repairing a car for an American in 45, and he has always regarded it as a treasure.

However, as the evidence collection progressed, Li Chenggui's wife recalled that she clearly remembered that her husband placed the watch on the large cabinet in the bedroom after returning home that night as usual.

Nie Haifang immediately led people to arrest Li Chenggui and prepare for the second trial.

As a result, Li Chenggui started to run away when he saw them.

During the pursuit, Nie Haifang was brave and tenacious. He fought Li Chenggui head-on and killed him. Later, he found gasoline, cotton yarn and other items used for arson in his home and workshop.

She also successfully came into the ministry's attention with her performance in this case, and finally, with the support of Liu Tao, she was transferred to the ministry at the end of September.

Since it is a re-investigation, Chang Wei will not be disturbed by previous judgments.

Even from the very beginning, he had a negative attitude towards Nie Haifang's investigative conclusions.

It's normal for a mechanic to have gasoline and cotton yarn.

Jiang Hongxia came over while chewing a biscuit, crunching, "Why does the mechanic have gasoline at home?"

"Mechanics use gasoline to wash the oil off their hands. You can ask Ji Xiaowang." Chang Wei explained. He looked up and saw her double chin. He advised, "Don't eat so much. You'll be killed during the Chinese New Year."

"Who, who wants to kill me during the New Year?" the young policewoman said angrily.

Chang Wei sighed, "Alas, there is a pig among my colleagues."

Jiang Hongxia was furious. She stuffed the biscuit into her mouth and waved her fists. "There is only one pig among your colleagues. All your colleagues are pigs."

Ji Xiaowang opened his mouth, swallowed his words, shrank his neck and hid in the corner of the office without saying a word.

Chang Wei was also dodging, and said with a smile: "Okay, okay, my colleagues are all pigs."

The young policewoman was satisfied. She smiled and walked back to her seat.

"Zhang Long, Zhao Hu, go to the Gulou Police Station and get some public security police to help bring this Fu Jinwei back."

"Yes."

The two guys were watching the fun with a smile, but when they heard the order, they jumped up and left.

During the investigation of Fu Jinwei's case, someone reported that he appeared in the factory area at twelve o'clock in the evening, but later Li Chenggui was shot dead, the case was closed, and there was no further investigation.

Chang Wei would naturally not let go of such a clue.

Fu Jinwei is a big man in his forties, about 1.8 meters tall, with a face full of flesh and a ferocious look.

Chang Wei, who was only 1.73 meters tall, looked at him with envy, wondering how he could grow taller.

Never mind, I’m only sixteen and I can grow up to be twenty-two.

In the interrogation room, Chang Wei and Fu Jinwei sat opposite each other, with Jiang Hongxia taking notes.

"I just want to ask you a question. If you can explain it clearly, you can leave immediately. Did you go to the parking lot on the night of May 5? What did you do?"

Fu Jinwei couldn't help but shudder when he saw Chang Wei's smiling face.

Because the eyes on that smiling face were as sharp as lightning.

Fu Jinwei didn't dare to look Chang Wei in the eye. He lowered his head and stammered, "I...I haven't been there."

Chang Wei looked at him and said, "Say it again louder!"

"I haven `t been there."

"Really you haven't been there?"

"Yes, I can swear that if I had been to the factory, I would..."

Chang Wei interrupted his oath, "Words are not enough, you said you haven't been there, do you dare to write it down?"

Jiang Hongxia didn't give Fu Jinwei time to think, she stood up and took the pen and paper.

Fu Jinwei was stunned and had no choice but to write down a line of crooked words, "I didn't go to the factory on the night of May 5th. If what I said is false, I am willing to be beheaded!"

Chang Wei took it and looked at it, then laughed, "Fu Jinwei, you really don't leave yourself a way out."

Fu Jinwei hung his head and whispered, "It's nothing, this is the truth."

Chang Wei held the paper in his hand with interest. The interrogation room was silent. After a long while, he asked, "Fu Jinwei, what is the surname of the mace maker in the eastern suburbs?"

Fu Jinwei's heart skipped a beat. He suddenly raised his head and looked at Chang Wei in amazement.

"I'll give you one last chance. If you don't tell the truth, I'll deal with you according to this piece of paper."

"I..." Bo Jinwei's voice lost its confidence, and it sounded like it came from a deep cave. "I'm not an arsonist. I, I just went into the factory to take... steal, steal something."

"Stealing things, you won't be shot for stealing, so you are willing to write a note that will get you beheaded in order to conceal it?"

"I dare not say it. If I say it, I will die."

"If you don't tell me, I can shoot you right now based on this note."

"I said, I said, I am Li Chenggui's accomplice, but we didn't set the fire. We went to the factory that night just to steal some copper bearings."

"How many times have you stolen?"

"Seven times."

"Sold to whom?"

"A mace maker in the eastern suburbs, surnamed Sun, lives in..."

Without Chang Wei's instructions, Zhang Long and Zhao Hu took the initiative this time.

The two guys also contributed to the Dragon Team. In addition to obtaining a batch of office supplies, they also obtained two sidecars from the ministry.

This also provided the Dragon Team with a temporary office space, so that they would not have to worry about the imminent incident at the Xizhimen Railway Station.

Fu Jinwei did not participate in the arson, which was clear in Chang Wei's omniscient eyes.

Li Chenggui has died, but judging from the current situation, he may have died unjustly.

When Nie Haifang caught him, he thought his theft had been exposed, so he ran away.

But he didn't expect the police to be so decisive and shoot him dead.

Before dark, the mace maker was arrested and a copper bearing that had not yet been melted was found in his home.

Fu Jinwei's confession was also verified.

He and Li Chenggui had been stealing broken parts from parking lots for a long time.

In terms of motive, Li Chenggui had no reason to set fire.

Although he is not good-looking, he is absolutely a skilled technician. He entered the factory to learn locksmithing at the age of 11. He is quick-witted and can understand things quickly. By the age of 18, he was already a well-known technical expert in the factory.

During the Japanese occupation, even the Japanese foremen were polite to him.

After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he successfully became a technical backbone of the factory. Although he offended many people because of his arrogant character and some people reported him for his dirty deeds, the leaders of the factory always treated him with ease in order to complete the tasks assigned by their superiors, and no major conflicts occurred.

Such a person is not a fool. There is no need for him to burn down the factory on which he depends for his survival.

If he was not the arsonist, then who was the real arsonist?

PS: Sorry, there are only two chapters today.

For some reasons, this book has been discontinued and needs to be revised and reviewed again.

I had to revise some stuff throughout.

Give me two days and I will finish the revision as soon as possible.

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