Gene Fusion System: Crime Hunter-Chapter 481 - 237: The Filial Son in Cement_2

Chapter 481: Chapter 237: The Filial Son in Cement_2
Especially Li Jun, the basement murder mystery that troubled him for a month was solved, and he could finally breathe a sigh of relief.
"Old Luo, no words can express it, I’m treating, to properly thank you."
"This time, you really helped me a lot!"
Seeing the other party being so polite, Luo Fei had no choice but to accept. Soon, Zhang Wei and the others joined in.
"Team Leader Li, we ran around with you, even if there’s no contribution, there’s effort there. Can you include us too?"
"Sure, no problem. Come on!"
Li Jun waved his hand generously.
"This time, I’m treating everyone to a good meal, let’s head out tonight."
"Alright."
Everyone was very happy and immediately began to tidy up their own things.
After work, everyone went out together. Li Jun chose a nice restaurant, edly with great food.
"Team Leader Li, you’re being too generous."
Luo Fei looked at the menu on the wall and knew it wasn’t cheap.
They are colleagues; handling cases and helping each other is within their duties. But Li Jun was so polite, it wasn’t appropriate for him to say too much.
Zhang Wei and the other were carefree, starting to order. Such opportunities are rare, and getting to enjoy a meal is great.
Li Jun didn’t mind at all, after all, they really helped him out, and it made sense to reward them a little.
"Come, Old Luo, this glass is my toast to you."
"And to everyone, thank you for your help."
Li Jun downed his drink in one go, and the others also smiled and followed suit.
During the past month, Li Jun knew he had been tormented by the basement garage case, unable to sleep well for quite a while. The case wasn’t complex, but there was no evidence or clues.
More importantly, for such escapee cases, he usually had ideas.
But this time, he was clueless from beginning to end. It’s embarrassing.
It seems these issues still require learning from Luo Fei.
Suddenly, the sound of fire trucks came from outside.
Luo Fei and the others didn’t pay much attention to it; such a small matter wasn’t worth making a fuss about, so everyone continued drinking, the atmosphere was nice.
With such fast response speeds, anything that arose should be handled well.
However, after a while, things seemed a bit off, as ambulances also rushed by from outside.
"What’s going on? There’s no accident happening nearby."
Lin Jie curiously looked at his phone, searching for local incidents on short video platforms, but everything seemed normal.
"It’s nothing; perhaps it’s just a small incident."
Li Jun explained aside and then resumed chatting with everyone.
Such a gathering is meant for eating, drinking, and having discussions, maybe talking about case-handling experiences.
Although Luo Fei was younger than the others, he had already exhibited extraordinary skills, becoming someone for everyone to learn from.
Of course, he should naturally share his experiences with everyone...
"In fact, reasoning during case handling is very important, sometimes it seems there’s no clue, but by continuously reverse-reasoning the events or thinking divergently about the cause and effect and factors that could lead to a case, rationality sometimes is the biggest obstacle."
"Even if things are irrational, they should be studied, because rational cases are usually where criminal investigators aren’t needed."
Hearing Luo Fei’s words, everyone nodded, he was making perfect sense.
That’s exactly the mistake they made this time!
Because unexpected situations constantly disrupted the truth of the event in front of them, they found themselves shrouded in fog, unable to see clearly, even doubting Luo Fei’s speculations.
They almost caused Zhong Peng’s special identity to remain forever buried behind the truth.
If it weren’t for Luo Fei’s firm belief, finally cracking the case, that psychologist might have really met with disaster.
Luo Fei also felt deeply moved, people with high psychological levels are naturally different from ordinary ones; committing murder and setting up traps, once intentional, must be more complex than regular cases.
Therefore, when handling cases, self-reflection is not wrong, but it’s more important to be firm in what one believes.
Because as long-term case-handling criminal investigators, intuition is also an indispensable part.
Just as everyone was about to drink again, police sirens rang from outside, sharp and piercing, red and blue lights flashing down the street under nightfall.
"Strange indeed, fire department, healthcare, and police all dispatched, what’s happening?"
Li Jun got curious too, walked to the window to look outside, they all headed in the same direction, it seemed something significant was happening.
"No worries, even if something happened, we’d be the next to know."
Luo Fei casually said a cold joke, everyone suddenly heard it and had a bitter face.
Indeed, if colleagues from the police department haven’t resolved the issue right away, then it’s their turn.
After half an hour, since there was no movement, everyone went back to rest.
The next morning, they received a call from Liao Xingyu.
"Hurry over, something happened over at Yunzhong North Road, it’s another homicide case."
Everyone rushed into action. With Li Jun’s absence and Zhang Wei and others needing to manage some other matters, Luo Fei headed there alone first.
When Luo Fei arrived at the crime scene, he was very surprised; the location was just a few kilometers away from where they ate the previous night.
The site is one of Jiangzhou City’s more iconic buildings, Hai Rong Mansion!
It seemed the fire trucks, ambulances, and police cars headed there last night.
Behind the mansion is a construction site still under development.
At this moment, there were already many people on the site, plus quite a few onlookers outside, as it’s a hotspot area, many people came by to see.
When Luo Fei arrived, the area was already cordoned off, everyone was gathered around a giant concrete mixer.
Liao Xingyu and the others had already rushed over, seeing Luo Fei, they immediately came over to explain the situation.
It turns out, in the morning, the team on duty received news from Liao Xingyu that there was a homicide, so they arrived right away.
The fire trucks last night came to handle this matter, and by the morning, the crime scene was cleared, but unfortunately, the victim was already dead, suffocated alive in the concrete.
This is an extremely bizarre homicide case.
The cause was the concrete mixer seemed to be stuck, initially planned to clear it and inspect, unexpectedly finding a corpse inside.
Not daring to remove it rashly, they called the fire department, ambulance, and then ed the case...
After fully cleaning it out, the fire and medical personnel roughly cleared the area.
But by the early morning hours, it had already dried out, becoming a solid concrete corpse.
The person was long gone cold, the ambulance’s arrival was in vain.
"Luo Fei, look, these are the items cleared out from nearby."
Luo Fei looked down and was stunned.
It was a memorial plaque!
A spirit tablet!
The area covered by concrete had been cleared, revealing a line of text.
In memory of devoted mother Liu Cuiyun!
Looking at the concrete corpse beside it, it was a man, even though he died in the mixer, he was still gripping the spirit tablet tightly in his hand.
Preliminary guesses suggest the man might be the son mentioned on the spirit tablet.
"My goodness, truly a filial son."
Luo Fei was very surprised.
Regardless of how he fell down, whether murdered or accidentally slipped, it’s ultimately a fatal accident.
Yet, even in death, he wouldn’t let go of his mother’s memorial tablet, showing the extraordinary obsession he had towards his mother.
"Indeed, but it’s too tragic."
Liao Xingyu shook his head.
"Most of his body was destroyed by the mixer, with the sand and water rolling around, one couldn’t even see his face, as for DNA, it’s already sent back for comparison, results should come soon."
"What’s confusing now is how he got in?"
"Was he thrown in or did he fall from above?"
Liao Xingyu finished speaking and pointed upwards.