In 1989, a naked body wrapped in a sack was accidentally recovered from an irrigation well in a remote village. Three thick steel nails were suddenly driven into the head of the deceased. The corpse had become a giant due to being immersed in the well water for a long time. The face was completely damaged and the appearance was completely unrecognizable. No items could be found at the scene to identify the deceased, making this rural murder even more confusing. The police returned to the scene where the body was dumped. There were traces of suspected struggle and mottled blood among the fallen wheat straw nearby. Based on this, veteran detective Lao Li judged that the case was probably committed by two or more people. But the strange thing is that all the victim's clothes, shoes and socks disappeared, and his whereabouts are unknown, which casts a layer of mystery over the case.
Reader comments
It is full of the sense of era of suspense murder case reasoning in the 1980s. At that time, the technology for solving crimes was too backward, and every detail may become a key element in solving the case. The old criminal investigation technology can still provide strong empirical support for the detection of modern cases. The facts of the case are connected to each other, gradually deepening, peeling off the cocoons, and finally the truth is revealed. I give the author a thumbs up for the suspenseful case written by the author! Update quickly! Already chased!
It was really difficult to solve murder cases in the 1980s. Looking at the author's case of hiding a corpse in a shaft, one feels as if he has traveled back to that era again. With rudimentary detection techniques, limited access to information, and endless evidence of invalidity, it was extremely difficult to solve crimes at that time... Looking forward to more updates from the author!
It is full of the sense of era of suspense murder case reasoning in the 1980s. At that time, the technology for solving crimes was too backward, and every detail may become a key element in solving the case. The old criminal investigation technology can still provide strong empirical support for the detection of modern cases. The facts of the case are connected to each other, gradually deepening, peeling off the cocoons, and finally the truth is revealed. I give the author a thumbs up for the suspenseful case written by the author! Update quickly! Already chased!
It was really difficult to solve murder cases in the 1980s. Looking at the author's case of hiding a corpse in a shaft, one feels as if he has traveled back to that era again. With rudimentary detection techniques, limited access to information, and endless evidence of invalidity, it was extremely difficult to solve crimes at that time... Looking forward to more updates from the author!