Bloody Tomatoes Are a Bad Omen! Professor's Tragic Death Is Shrouded in Mystery

Breeding expert Zhou Mingyuan died at home with a tomato in his hand, coke particles hidden between his fingernails, and silver debris embedded in the scratches on the table. Forensic doctor Chen Yan initially determined that it was cyanide poisoning. The soil at the scene was consistent with the breeding base of the scientific research institute, and there were two people's footprints. During in-depth investigation, it was found that the silver debris was an industrial adhesive component containing cyanide, and the coke contained sulfur and hydrazine hydrate residues, pointing to Shengyuan Chemical. The tomatoes in Zhou Mingyuan's stomach were not toxic, but there was abnormal mucus, and similar foreign objects were hidden in his duodenum, proving that he had been exposed to toxic industrial waste. The police focused on Zhao Feng of Shengyuan Biotechnology, and his size 41 leather shoes matched the footprints at the scene. After he disappeared, the police found a bloody shovel, a hydrazine hydrate bucket and his mobile phone in the abandoned factory. Text messages and The recording revealed that Shengyuan used waste materials to cultivate "Qinghe No. 1". Zhou Mingyuan was silenced because he refused to sign the patent transfer and wanted to report it. After Zhao Feng was arrested, he confessed the details, and Wang Jianguo from the scientific research institute also admitted to accepting bribes. As Zhou Mingyuan's assistant, Lin Hao inherited his last wish and used original seeds to cultivate non-toxic tomato seedlings, planning to send them to impoverished counties. In the end, Zhou Mingyuan's original intention of scientific research continued in another way. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.