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

Cheng Feng was silent. This was a possibility, and if one followed this line of reasoning, it was not completely unacceptable.

"But, Captain Ye, we still rely on evidence to solve cases. Your logic is fine, but without evidence everything is just speculation," Cheng Feng said tactfully.

Ye Lin knew that he had not yet convinced him, so he continued.

"I know that I need to find evidence to support this conjecture."

"So, let me make another bold guess."

"Captain Cheng, look at the size of these two men."

Ye Lin pointed at Jin Shisheng and Jin Mudan, one an adult man and the other a thin woman.

"If Jin Mudan kills Jin Shisheng and wants his body to be nowhere to be found, how will she deal with the body?"

"The most convenient thing in the mountains is to find a place to throw it away so that wild animals don't eat it."

"But look at Jin Mudan's body. She is so thin and small. How could she drag Jin Shisheng out by herself? Besides, Jin Nier was only a few years old at that time and couldn't help."

"So, I think there are two possibilities. One is that someone helped to carry the body out, and the other is."

Ye Lin stopped and said word by word: "Bury it on the spot!"

Cheng Feng stood up immediately, "Where? Jinnelle's home?"

"It's possible, but it's too much of a guess."

"And the death of Jin Mudan. If Jin Nier really imitated her mother's behavior, then she might have buried Jin Mudan on the spot."

"You mean Jin Shisheng and Jin Mudan are both buried in Jinnier's house?" Cheng Feng's voice trembled with excitement.

"Isn't it too exaggerated? To be honest, I think so too." Ye Lin said self-deprecatingly.

When he first had this idea, Ye Lin really felt that he was a little crazy, but after careful reasoning, he found that it seemed to be logical and matched the current clues.

It was just too shocking, so he had to find Cheng Feng and ask for his opinion.

Cheng Feng could no longer sit still, so he stood up and stood in front of the blackboard, frowning and trying hard to recall what Ye Lin had said.

It sounds exaggerated, even ridiculous, but there is some truth to it.

Cheng Feng stood in front of the blackboard for a full ten minutes before he turned around, glanced at Ye Lin, and said seriously, "Captain Ye, I support your guess. Tell me, what should we do next?"

Ye Lin smiled, reached out and shook Cheng Feng's hand, "Thank you for your trust, Captain Cheng."

"If what you said is true, it is the credit of our Jinzhou. I can't thank you enough." Cheng Feng teased.

"Of course the credit goes to Jinzhou. I just want to find the truth. I want to go to Jinnile's house again tomorrow to see if there's anything suspicious."

After all, it's very late now, and if you go there late at night, the view will be poor.

Silent all night.

The next day, Ye Lin asked Cheng Feng to find some villagers and find an excuse to get Jin Ni'er away. He accompanied Cheng Feng to Jin Ni'er's house again.

A dilapidated house and a small courtyard.

If they really had to choose to deal with it on the spot, the body would either be in the room or in the yard. The first place Ye Lin looked was the Buddhist hall.

If he were to choose, he would choose to put it in a room with a Buddha statue. The statue's suppression would make the murderer feel much more at ease.

Moreover, Jin Dashan said that Jin Mudan started to believe in Buddhism only after Jin Shisheng died. Ye Lin had reason to believe that these two things were related.

This room is not big and may have been used as a storage room. In addition to the table for placing Buddha statues, there is also a cabinet.

Ye Lin opened the cabinet and found that most of the items inside were for worshiping Buddha, such as incense and candles, and the rest were sundries. It was impossible to place a corpse there.

Ye Lin knocked on the wall, but there was no hollow sound. Moreover, judging from the thickness of the walls of the house, it was impossible to pile up the bodies inside.

The main task was to ask Jin Mudan to tear down a wall and then put it back, but Ye Lin estimated that she couldn't do it.

The floor of the house has not been hardened, it's still mud, but unlike the soft mud outside, this is compacted mud.

Ye Lin dug the ground with his hands and found it a bit hard. It was possible to dig it out, but it was hard to tell from just looking at it. If it was dug out, it would be a huge project, so Ye Lin didn't dare to dig it so casually.

After temporarily identifying a suspicious point, Ye Lin walked around the house again. He had previously checked with other people in the village and learned that there was no habit of digging cellars here, and Ginny's house did not have a cover that could be flipped up, so there should not be a basement.

Her kitchen is located in a separate yard, and it has an old-fashioned wood-burning stove.

But now that everything is modern, this kind of stove seems to be not used much, because there is an induction cooker next to it. The induction cooker can handle some simple cooking, and it is not very expensive.

There was a lot of ash in the wood stove. Ye Lin also dug it out but couldn't see any clues.

For the time being, Ye Lin felt that it was unlikely that a body was hidden here.

Walking into the yard, there was a small shed with some firewood and farm tools piled inside.

Compared to the ground inside the house, the soil in the yard is much softer, especially where vegetables are grown. The villagers here have the habit of growing vegetables at home.

There is also a small area in Jinnelle's yard, which is full of local vegetables from Jinzhou. There are not many vegetables in this season and they are just beginning to grow.

Ye Lin walked over. The place seemed to be well maintained. There were no weeds and there were signs of watering.

He squatted down and grabbed a handful of soil, which had a unique smell. The people of Daxia had a deep affection for the land, and Ye Lin was the same.

Although this vegetable plot is not big, it is no problem to bury two people. It may be easier to dig here than inside.

This is the second suspicion.

The vegetable garden is next to the courtyard wall, and in the corner of the wall is the orange tree that belongs to Ginny's family.

Ye Lin had seen orange trees before. They were fruit trees, but not very tall among fruit trees. However, the orange tree in Ginny's house was taller than any other orange trees Ye Lin had seen before. This might be because it was not a professional fruit tree.

There were still a few oranges scattered on the orange tree, still green and yellow. The ripe ones should be given away by her.

The orange trees have also been taken care of. There are no weeds on the ground, and there is even a flat area at the roots of the trees, which must have been trampled out by the trees often.

Ye Lin also stood over, on the flat ground, facing forward. There was the trunk of the orange tree and some dust scattered on the ground.

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