She fed cats for thirteen years and finally killed a man.
Huo Jue is the most unreliable trainee police officer at the Chengxi Police Station. He drives a matte black sports car to report for duty and earns a monthly salary of 3,200 yuan. No one knows that he is the only son of Huo Zhendong, the head of the Zhendong clan.
At the end of May, a retired teacher saw a white thing under the old wall that shouldn't be there. In the next half month, the city was vomited out piece by piece, and not even a single person could be found in the vomited out pieces. The murder weapon was missing and the scene was unusually clean.
The murderer is not hard to find. What is difficult is to prove why a person who has been feeding stray cats for thirteen years turns another person into a cat meal. What's even more difficult is that before the case is settled, someone is already spending money to stop it at one sentence.
Huo Jue squeezed himself into the position of the cat feeder, year after year, until he reached the thirteenth year.
Case closed. The last page of the five books of accounts was turned to a blank page. Huo Jue looked at the lamp and saw that the paper was double-layered - there was a broken page in the middle layer, a column of names, and a red ink mark after each name.
Not a tick. It was a red mark that stretched from the beginning to the end. He put away the pen and flicked it out. Like judgment.
In the past, when a person was sentenced to death, there was a saying that this stroke on his name was called Gou Jue.
Seventeen names, seventeen hook marks. There is an empty column next to the last row, with two small words written on it:
Still not good.
Haeju Crime Series Vol.01. Where the law is beyond the reach of the law, who has the right to fall there?
