As a local policeman, is it appropriate for you to take over the job of a criminal policeman?

Jin Cheng's whole body trembled, and a mouthful of blood foam came out of his mouth. He did not respond at all to Ye Lin's questions.

He glanced up into the sky, his expression became peaceful, and he said silently, "Amitabha!"

Then he closed his eyes, tilted his head, and passed away.

Village chief Jin and his companions standing outside were also sighing. They didn't expect that Jin Cheng had believed in Buddhism for half his life and had never done any evil, but in the end he ended up like this. It is really hard to say whether it is a good or bad thing.

But considering his previous crazy behavior, death might be a relief.

"Captain Ye, how about we take a look at the incense burner first?" Village Chief Jin reminded.

Ye Lin nodded and put down Jin Cheng's body somewhat unwillingly. In the end, he still didn't understand why he thought Jin Yun'er was a demon for no reason.

He stood up, looked at the incense burner in front of him, found a branch from outside, and gently brushed away the ashes.

The incense ash is only a thin layer. If you gently scrape it, the sand underneath will be exposed. Because of the effect of the incense ash, the sand has turned black.

Ye Lin used a branch to push away the sand on top and dug down layer by layer.

Without the effect of the incense ash, an unpleasant smell wafted out from the sand, and Village Chief Jin and several young men could hardly stand it.

"Captain Ye." Village Chief Jin added and rushed out. It was too stinky.

Several young men also rushed out. Young people could not stand the pungent smell even more.

Ye Lin's expression gradually became solemn. He was too familiar with this smell, the stench of a corpse.

It turned out that the smell I smelled before was the stench of a corpse mixed with the smell of incense and candles. No wonder it smelled so bad. I thought Jin Cheng bought low-quality incense and candles.

Ye Lin covered his mouth and nose and sped up the digging. Soon, a human hand emerged from the sand. It was a hand that had basically turned into bones. Judging from its size, it was a child's hand.

He sighed and walked outside, "Village Chief, please find a piece of white cloth."

"Oh, oh." Village chief Jin already understood a little and quickly asked someone to find the white cloth.

Bai Bu came soon, and also came Jin Dashan and his wife Jin Chunhua. They had heard what the villagers said, and felt a little paralyzed, but also a little hopeful that this was not true.

The two of them sat slumped on the ground outside the Buddhist temple and didn't dare to come in. Jin Chunhua leaned on Jin Dashan, trembling all over. She couldn't accept it.

If it was really her daughter inside, then her daughter had been smoked alive in this incense burner for three months. It was too cruel.

She would rather her daughter fell off a cliff than this.

Ye Lin spread the white cloth on the ground, then found a small brush and brushed off the sand on it layer by layer, then scooped the sand out with his hands and piled it aside.

More and more of the things inside were exposed. There was still some flesh and blood remaining on the bones, but it had begun to corrode and fell off with just the slightest touch.

Ye Lin sighed, looked at the couple outside, and finally gently peeled off some flesh to make the corpse look better.

He was very careful in his actions. This was a sign of respect for the deceased and also a sign of compassion for the child. He didn't want the child to be treated roughly after his death.

It was just a small incense burner, but Ye Lin spent an hour clearing away most of the sand and dirt, and the bones inside were now completely exposed.

It was just a child, and his face was completely unrecognizable.

Ye Lin slowly stretched out his hands, took out the corpse and placed it on the white cloth. He looked outside the temple with a heavy face, "You can identify it."

As soon as she finished speaking, Jin Chunhua screamed and fainted.

"This...this clothes are the clothes Yun'er wore when she disappeared." Jin Dashan said while trying to suppress his grief.

The clothes on the corpse were still mostly intact, so Jin Chunhua recognized it at a glance.

The people in the village began to hurriedly carry Jin Chunhua in. Jin Dashan was not much better off and was carried back by several young men.

Village Chief Jin and a few others were still left outside the Buddhist temple.

Ye Lin said, "This is a murder case. We need to ask Cheng Feng to come up, as well as the forensic and technical departments."

Cheng Feng was a little surprised when he received the call. First, he didn't expect Ye Lin to have actually solved the case, and second, he didn't expect Jin Yun'er to have died in the village.

This was a murder case involving a child, so Cheng Feng did not dare to delay. After reporting to his superiors, he immediately led his men up the mountain.

At 3 o'clock in the afternoon, Cheng Feng arrived.

Ye Lin had asked the village chief to surround the Buddhist hall with a white line. Jin Yun'er's body was still placed on the white cloth, and Ye Lin was sitting outside smoking.

There are some things he can't figure out.

"Captain Ye, you're amazing. You solved the case in just two days." Cheng Feng handed over a cigarette and gave him a thumbs up.

"The case has been solved, but it's not a good thing. Look at Jin Dashan and Jin Chunhua over there." Ye Lin pointed over there. Jin Dashan and his wife had already put on white clothes and began to prepare to bury their child.

"Alas, we are investigating a case, and we can only find the truth. Captain Ye, you have helped them find the child, which can be considered a good deed."

Ye Lin remained silent. Is this considered a merit?

If the child had not been found, the couple would still have some hope. But now, Jin Dashan and his wife are like zombies. Now they want to bury their child as soon as possible so that they can cheer up.

From now on, I might really live in a muddle.

The forensic and technical departments started the examination and the results came out at 5 pm.

The conditions here are simple, so sometimes we have to be more direct and faster.

"After our preliminary examination, the deceased was indeed Jin Yun'er, and the time of death was three months ago, which is the same time as the child's disappearance."

"The cause of death was a blunt object hitting the back of the head. We found traces of Jin Yun'er's blood on the floor of the Buddhist hall."

"As for the murder weapon, we found a blood-stained stone on the ground outside the Buddhist temple. After comparison, we found that it was the stone that killed Jin Yun'er. We also found Jin Cheng's fingerprints on it."

The technical team took out a stone, which was a very ordinary stone, probably one that Jin Cheng found casually.

Because all the examinations were carried out in the village, Jin Dashan and his wife were watching nearby. When they heard this, they fell to the ground and cried again.

"Captain Cheng, if not, let them bury the child first." Ye Lin suggested. This was truly a human tragedy, and Ye Lin himself couldn't bear to watch it any longer.

The murderer himself had confessed to the murder, and his fingerprints were found on the murder weapon. The chain of evidence was complete, so Cheng Feng felt that the case could be closed. He nodded and asked Jin Dashan and his wife to take the child to the mountain for burial.

Because the couple could hardly walk, the villagers helped carry them up the mountain.