Hong Kong, 1995.
A woman's body buried for ten years was accidentally unearthed at a demolition site in the old city. Another woman's flesh was lodged beneath her fingernails.
The forensic results shocked everyone: the victim's name did not appear on the list of victims in the “Embroiderer serial murders” from ten years earlier.
Her true identity was Lin Meizhen, a bank robbery suspect who had been declared dead twelve years ago.
Chen Guodong, the detective captain who handled the case at the time, was now head of the criminal investigation squad. Ten years ago, he personally brought the “Embroiderer” killer to trial and made a name for himself. But now all the evidence pointed to an absurd possibility:
The person who died back then might have been the wrong victim.
The real killer was still out there.
Even more chilling, Chen Guodong received an anonymously mailed videotape. In it, a woman in a red dress spoke to the camera: “Captain Chen, do you remember me? That rainy night, you let me go with your own hands.”
The timestamp in the lower-right corner read: June 15, 1985.
The day before Lin Meizhen “died”.
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