Young detective case book

"My father worked at four o'clock that day, that is to say, under normal circumstances, he shouldn't be at home during that time." Suye explained.

"We have also learned about this situation," Shao Ren scratched his itchy scalp, "Your father suddenly went home to rest because he accidentally injured his foot while moving goods, so the murderer must be an acquaintance who knows that he was at home at the time." ; or the original target is your mother. But it doesn't make sense, if the murderer wants to kill your mother, your mother has no reason to cover him. "

Regarding this point, Su Ye was also perplexed.

Shao Ren pondered for a moment, then asked, "What kind of role do you think your mother played in this case?"

Suye lowered her eyes and raised her head after a while, with a dull expression and a slightly hoarse voice: "It is true that my parents have a bad relationship, but it is absolutely impossible for my mother to collude with outsiders to kill my father. After all, for her, this is a Take completely unnecessary risks. If she is really unwilling to continue the marriage relationship with my father, she can choose to divorce. Therefore, I prefer her to be a simple cover-up after the fact."

"Or the murderer did it out of passion?" Shao Ren guessed, raising his eyebrows.

Su Ye shook his head and denied: "Impossible, if it was a passionate killing, the murderer would definitely act very flustered, but there was no trace of panic at all at the scene."

"The victims in the three cases have no overlap in terms of occupation or social relationship." Shao Ren scratched his head vigorously and said with a sad face, "I am really at a loss now."

"ofthethings." Su Ye stared at the barbecue plate with mottled oil stains and sporadic seasoning traces, silent for a long time, and suddenly said quietly.

"Huh?" Shao Ren didn't respond for a while.

"Where two objects touch, there must be a transfer phenomenon. That is, something will be taken away, and something will be left behind-the golden law established by Edmond Rocca, the father of French forensics. If it is a serial killer, it must be There will be a purpose, he must have taken something away, and left something behind." Suye still stared blankly at the barbecue plate, his empty eyes showed that he was immersed in his own thoughts, and after a long pause, he finally He said softly, "It's just that we haven't found it yet."

The conversation with Su Ye didn't actually bring any new turning point to the case, but Shao Ren didn't feel disappointed either.

Su Ye's analysis was undoubtedly rational and wise, and his indifferent and calm attitude also gave Shao Ren the illusion that it would be a matter of time to solve the case.

Looking at the pale, thin, and weak young man in front of him, a strong complex emotion, similar to the entanglement of respect and pity, surged in his heart.