Touching Bones to Solve Murders

As a forensic examiner with the Special Cases Investigation Unit, I can touch a corpse and trigger a “death replay.”

In this victim's memories, the killer is wearing my wedding ring.

Trembling, I look at my left hand. The ring is gone.

The captain suddenly calls: “The DNA results are in. The killer has your genetic markers.”

I rush to the archive room to investigate the childhood memories that were erased, only to find the lock's code has been changed.

The last line of the newly posted rules on the wall reads: “Su Wan, stop digging.”