At the construction site in the south of the city, the body of an unknown woman was found, with no injuries on her body and a peaceful expression.
But in her pupils, there was a face that did not belong to her.
Monitoring showed that the deceased had no activity records in the seven days before his death.
During the phone call, she only called one number - an antique shop that had long since closed.
The shop owner has a history of fraud and was involved in a bizarre car accident three months ago. The car was destroyed and no one was injured.
He enshrines a statue of a god who sheds blood and tears, and has a stack of "Voluntary Treatment Agreements" locked in a drawer.
The signature on the last agreement belonged to the deceased.
My name is Li Yixuan, a Taoist priest who has recently joined the Special Case Investigation Division.
My partner Lin Qingqian is a criminal police officer and has a master's degree in criminal psychology.
She doesn't believe in ghosts and gods, I only believe in the Dharma.
But this case tells us one thing -
Some murderers use knives, and some murderers use ghosts.
No matter which case, the final conviction relies on evidence.