Live Law Education: I’m a Forensic Doctor, and I Make the Dead Speak

Lin Wan, the forensic center’s famous “case closer,” is abruptly assigned by her supervisor to a live legal-education variety show, On the Scene, because she seems emotionally detached.

In front of the cameras, her “professional intuition” leads her to make one astonishing claim after another:

Looking at a drowning victim, she says, “It wasn’t suicide. Someone forcibly twisted his head underwater.”

At the scene of a fatal fall, she declares, “It wasn’t an accident. The victim tightly embraced the killer before falling.”

Online viewers accuse the show of being staged, while the guests question whether she is just putting on a mysterious act.

Only Jiang Chen, captain of the criminal investigation team, has watched her use her “intuition” to identify the real culprit time and again. He corners her in a blind spot of the cameras, his gaze sharp. “Dr. Lin, your ‘intuition’ always points precisely to evidence that seems completely unrelated. What exactly are you seeing?”

Lin Wan lowers her eyes and avoids his gaze. No one knows that she can touch the memories left behind by the dead.

Then a serial killer appears, imitating one of her old cases. In the latest victim’s memories, she clearly “sees” Jiang Chen...

The truth is about to go live when the killer sneers in the comments: “You’re next.”

Facing the camera, Lin Wan slowly pulls on her gloves. “Now, let the victim tell you who he is.”