The Rare Earth Smuggling Case Behind the Drowned Man

Introduction: Interpol Wang Zhe uncovered a major case of rare earth smuggling based on his previous drownings. During the reconnaissance process, the killer took advantage of everything, and Wang Zhe was very passive. In the end, he used himself as bait to make the killer appear and catch the person behind the scenes. Detailed introduction: Li Ming drowned and the police concluded the case as suicide. Wang Zhe believed that the deceased was a homicide based on the water plants in the lungs of the deceased. Wang Zhe returned to the river where Li Ming drowned and found the mobile phone left at the scene. On his way back to the police station, he encountered a sniper. Based on the bullets left at the scene, Master Cui was found to identify the type of gun that fired the bullets. Master Cui pointed out the clues to the shotgun factory. Master Cui passed away the next day. Wang Zhe destroyed the den where false evidence was produced based on the tip. "Lao Tao Shou" was found, but "Lao Tao Shou" was killed and the clues were broken again. In the mountain reservoir, Wang Zhe met a killer, who knocked Wang Zhe unconscious and escaped. . . . . . .