Ke Xuezhuo's son-in-law

Chapter 289 Murder case, clues, Detective Fujiwara
  "Ahhhhh! Someone is dead!!"

While a few people were talking, a scream came from the beach restaurant. Officer Zhongmori was so startled that he immediately put down his bag and rushed over.

"What happened?" Anruette Rubel pulled Fujiwara in panic and asked nervously.

Fujiwara first calmed the other party's emotions, "Don't worry, something might have happened. Miss, just wait for us here."

After all, as a detective, if such a situation occurs, it seems unreasonable if I don't go and take a look.

After speaking, he withdrew his arm and rushed towards the place where the sharp horn was heard. After walking a few steps, he thought that the next life was here, so he turned around and was about to say something, when the next life said, "Let's go and take a look."

"Then Miss Lei, just wait for me here."

"Ah."

The restaurant was already surrounded by crowds, and it took Fujiwara a little effort to squeeze in.

The restaurant was already empty, and there were still many unfinished dishes on the table.
  After arriving at the restroom of the restaurant where the crime occurred, I looked through the door curtain and found that the deceased was murdered in the toilet cubicle. There were also debris scattered on the ground next to it. Combined with the punctured bag, it looked like an attempted robbery. Homicide.

But when Fujiwara was about to go in and take a look, he was warned by Officer Nakamori. "You can look at it, but don't touch the body until the police in charge of criminal cases come over.

After speaking, Officer Zhongsen carefully maintained order at the scene and then waited for the local police to come over to handle the case.

"Don't gather together and wait for the police to handle this case."

Under the instructions of Officer Nakamori, the crowd gradually dispersed, leaving a quiet beach restaurant. Fujiwara stood behind the door curtain, observing the scene intently and paying attention to various details and clues.

The body in the toilet cubicle was that of a young male, wearing casual clothes and with an expression of fear and pain on his face. His impaled bag was scattered on the ground, along with several scattered items that appeared to have been overturned. Fujiwara carefully observed the ground and found some traces of footprints and fingerprints, suggesting that someone had been active here.

He approached the body and carefully examined the wound. It was an apparent stab wound that appeared to have been inflicted with a sharp object.

Fujiwara speculated that the murderer may have used a sharp knife to carry out the attack.

Paying attention to the blood stains around the wound, you can roughly judge that the murder weapon was a knife with a width of 6 cm to 9 cm, such as a kitchen knife or a fruit knife.

Fujiwara looked around and found a mirror on the wall in the corner of the cubicle. He walked over and took a closer look and found some vague fingerprint marks on the mirror. This means that the murderer may have touched the mirror after committing the crime, and this clue may provide an important breakthrough in the case.

In addition, Fujiwara noticed that the compartment door lock seemed to have been forced open, leaving some scratch marks. This indicates that the murderer used some tools or violent means when entering the compartment. He checked the lock carefully, hoping to find some more concrete clues.

While waiting for local police to arrive, Fujiwara continued to observe the scene, trying to find other potential clues.

After a while, five police cars arrived at the beach. Officer Henggou Shenwu took them and immediately rushed to the beach restaurant where the case originated.

"You are the reporter, Officer Nakamori Ginzo." "Yes, I am the reporter Nakamori Ginzo." After Officer Yokomori confirmed Nakamori's identity, he turned to Fujiwara and felt that he looked very familiar, but the most important thing at the moment was It's for evidence collection.

Fujiwara didn't see Yokomori at first, but when he walked into the scene, he looked back and found that it was police officer Yokomori whom he had met several times.

"You are Detective Fujiwara, Detective Mouri's apprentice, right? I didn't expect to meet you here."

"Yes to me, but I remember that Henggou worked in Saitama Prefecture, right? Did he change jobs recently?"

"Yes, hahaha. Because of the help of Detective Mori, I was also praised by the Investigation Headquarters. I was originally going to transfer to the Metropolitan Police Department, but I thought it would be better to work here in my hometown, so I transferred to Shizuoka. I didn’t expect to meet you here. By the way, Detective Maori should be nearby too.”

Fujiwara shook his head, "Not really. I came here with my friend. The teacher is still over in Dongdu and hasn't come over yet."

"That's right, but now that Detective Fujiwara is here, things will be much easier to handle. By the way, you just checked the scene, right? Can you tell us what you found in detail? We will record it and investigate further."

Fujiwara Hoshikai calmly began to describe what he observed at the scene and the clues he found.

Officer Yokomori nodded and took out a pen and notebook to record Detective Fujiwara's findings.

"First of all, the time of death should be within an hour. The deceased was stabbed in the heart with a knife. The width of the knife was about 6 to 9 centimeters. It may have been a kitchen knife or a fruit knife. There were some footprints and fingerprints at the scene, indicating that someone was there. This activity has occurred. I also found traces of the compartment door lock being forcibly opened, which seemed to be one of the ways the murderer entered the compartment. In addition, there were vague fingerprints on the mirror on the wall, which may have been touched by the murderer after committing the crime. mirror."

Fingerprints are an important clue, but because they are too vague, I don't know if they can identify the suspect.

Record these observations and clues in detail, including details such as location, size, appearance, etc., and attach photos and diagrams.

"In addition, there were some overturned items here, which seemed to be signs of a struggle or robbery. The victim's bag was also punctured, and some of the items were scattered on the ground."

At this time, someone reported, "According to our preliminary investigation, the deceased was a young man named Matsuda Isamu, about 30 years old and 189cm tall. He was the boss of an electrical appliance company. As for his background and family situation, we are During further investigation, there are currently not many clues.

Officer Henggou wanted to know information about several people who came to the scene with the deceased, so he asked: "Did he come to this public toilet alone? Also, did you find his ID card or other identification documents?" "

The police officer replied: "According to the witness's description, two people entered the public toilet with Isamu Matsuda. I just asked and learned that two of them were his friends, named Tanaka Kenta and Suzuki Akishi. They said they went to the public toilet." After finishing the restroom, we thought Matsuda had gone out, so we didn’t pay much attention to it. As for the identity document, we didn’t find it on Matsuda Isamu, but we found an ID card with a photo and personal information in his backpack. It matches him.”

Officer Henggou put away the police manual and said, "Go around and ask who has come into the bathroom during this period, and then go and ask the restaurant owner to ask us to see the surveillance in the restaurant."

Seeing Fujiwara chatting with the police in the restaurant, Xiao Ai was very confused and asked, "What happened here? Why is Fujiwara also in there?"

"I don't know. I just heard someone called him Detective Fujiwara."

"detective?"

(End of this chapter)