Special Crime Investigation Unit 3

The female corpses taken out of several old coffins all exude a special fragrance. A suspect who had been on the run for fifteen years was arrested, but there was a lack of evidence to convict him. It has been many years since the crime occurred and there is a lack of evidence. How can we "return" to the first scene and restore the true process of the crime? The truly chilling malice is hidden next to you! The new work of suspense writer Jiu Dishui focuses on old cases that have been unsolved for many years. Behind the unsolved cases that have spanned more than ten years are those who have never given up pursuing the truth. Double Corpse Mysterious Coffin A dispute occurred in Chenjiazhuang over the relocation of a tomb. While the younger brother was relocating his father's tomb, he met his elder brother who came to stop him. During the dispute, the sarcophagus suddenly fell and a female corpse rolled out of the coffin. All the internal organs of the corpse were removed. The murderer disposed of the body a second time, reflecting an unusual motive. From the perspective of criminal psychology, the murderer's crime method has unconventional characteristics, which is the difficulty of this case. Drinking Poison with Revenge At the construction site of Dibo Garden Community, eight workers were poisoned after drinking tea from cups. Five of them died after rescue efforts failed, two were seriously injured, and one survived. After testing, it was found that someone had mixed pufferfish poison into the tea. It was obvious that this was a malicious poisoning case. During the investigation, a man named Du Zefu provided important clues. He said that his son Du Qiang was the poisoner. The suspect was captured and brought to justice fifteen years after he fled, but the scene was too badly damaged that year, and the investigation team fell into a situation where there was a suspect but no physical evidence. The 914 Task Force mainly investigates long-unsolved unsolved cases and difficult cases across the country, which are called "special crimes" within the center. In view of the long time span of the case and the difficulty of detection, it was specially transferred to the 914 task force for investigation.