Hailin City is densely monitored, with access control, license plates, payments, live broadcasts, and location records everywhere. Everyone believes that as long as the data is complete, the truth cannot be wrong.
Until Luo Wen'an, the founder of Guixu Technology, died at home.
Surveillance showed that he went home alone at 8:23; the door lock, ladder control, and garage records all matched. But the medical examiner determined that he was already dead before he "went home."
Former criminal policeman Lu Jiming was temporarily transferred to the task force. The first thing he suspected was not the suspect, but the beautiful chain of evidence.
Subsequently, hundreds of witnesses in the mall simultaneously confirmed that the deceased was still alive; the call to the police led the police to the wrong scene; and in a live broadcast across the city, an "impossibly dead" person fell in front of everyone.
Every case has a perfect alibi, and every piece of evidence seems to have been rehearsed in advance.
Lu Jiming and video evidence engineer Jian Ning investigated together and finally found that all the cases pointed to the "6.17 South Bay Warehouse Arson Case" eight years ago.
Back then, a man said before he died: "I was there, but everything was proving to others that I was not there."
This time, what Lu Jiming wanted to do was not to find the murderer, but to let the evidence speak for the deceased again.
