Miss Qing's Detective Stories

Dear Shuitianda: Although I don't know if you will read it, there are a few questions that really puzzle me. First, the hot water in water dispensers is generally around 80°C to 90°C. Normal human skin will be scalded to the point of blistering when it comes into contact with cans filled with such heat. If this is the case, it will not go away for a while, and someone will eventually discover it, but why is it not mentioned in the article? In addition, the needle is inserted into the human body, and the medicine should be spread through the blood and flow back to the heart to take effect. In this case, wouldn't it be discovered if the public security department would test blood and hair during the autopsy? There are also needle holes. After the human body has been frozen, needle holes should be found. If this is the case, it is a heart attack. This hypothesis is simply impossible to establish after the post-mortem examination by the public security department. The victim is such a "disgusting" person in the article, and there should be very few people who have such a close contact with him that is enough to stick a needle. So the criminal suspicion of the president who had close contact with the deceased before his death plus the motive caused by the strange relationship, the public security department only needs to identify the person who had close contact with the deceased before his death (key point) and has a motive, plus the girl's testimony, find the needle and collect fingerprints and residual blood stains or chemical components, it is feasible to find the murderer. Moreover, won't smoke come from the mouth of a can filled with hot water? How could you not see it when you were standing in the brightest place in the audience? Since you saw it, why did you pick it up? Just pretend that he just raised his head. But since cans are used to fill 80°C to 90°C hot water, you also said that cans have very good heat conductivity. Even if they grow into eagle talons and grab the thickest ring on the bottle, from the hot water machine to the brightest place outdoors, this distance seems to be enough to raise the temperature of the whole body of the can, and even the thickest ring, to the point where it cannot be grasped by hand. Under such circumstances, how can you guarantee that he will deliver it to the victim without any problems and without any weirdness being discovered? In other words, how can you ensure that he will not let go of the bottle because it is too hot and let it spill? Even if he happened to be able to endure it, even so, the fingers he grabbed would inevitably be burned. Then the hands of the victim and the president who moved the corpse and had contact with the deceased before his death actually had the same burns as the deceased, or even slightly more serious than the burnt area of ​​the deceased, or the same degree, so wouldn't the problem arise again? These are some of my doubts. Maybe you have other explanations that can be justified. I am very curious, and because I think this matter is within the scope of asking, I indulge this human instinct of curiosity. Regarding this, I want to hear any explanation, as long as it is feasible, because what I want is just a process, not an answer, and I don't care what happens in the end. So if I am lucky enough to get your reply, I will be very grateful. Finally... Wish you good health To the same color as heaven and water your readers February 15, 2020 11:43

So Tang Ling is actually the moth. Qingyu is really a good person. Even if he is not taken seriously by his friends, he still chooses to remain silent. Or maybe she just disdains it. Disdain for people trapped in love and fantasy. No need to wake up people in dark rooms. I think that's roughly the case.

My favorite mystery story! Many unnecessary things, such as motivations, are downplayed, and the treatment is simple, precisely because human nature is complex.

I just want to know whether I called the police in the end, otherwise that person would have died unjustly.

So Miss Qing has never told this matter?

I didn't see it until a long time ago, but a good article never fades away with time:)

It is said that when AC dominated the world and all the online text versions were written by her, when I could still read them online, I read all the works of my grandma that I had not bought, oh, except for The Big Four and Curtain. Deliberately passing by, the curtain will probably never be seen again in this life.

There are many descriptions of how it greatly affects people's character.

Of course, good writing should be sprinkled with flowers~~~~~~~~~~~~~····

I still can't help but want to ask? Then what?