The Forensic Doctor Better Than a Detective-Chapter 516 - 294: Jiang An’s Conclusion Is My Conclusion

Chapter 516: Chapter 294: Jiang An’s Conclusion Is My Conclusion

At this moment, seven or eight family members arrived one after another on the bridge.

They gathered together in silence, among them were the deceased’s biological parents and siblings.

Mr. Zhang Kun stepped forward, his expression as solemn as a sky covered in dark clouds.

"Hello, I am the district police station director."

"I feel very sympathetic and compassionate towards this incident, and I ask you to please refrain from grieving."

The two elderly people across immediately burst into tears, the tears cascading down their wrinkle-laden faces.

They stumbled to the edge of the bridge, turned to look down, and suddenly cried out as if struck by lightning.

Zhang Kun stepped forward and asked, "May I ask..."

At that moment, a middle-aged man spoke in a hoarse voice, "I am her brother."

"I see that your emotions are slightly more stable, so I will briefly explain the basic situation to you."

The middle-aged man nodded heavily, as if carrying a thousand-pound burden, and said nothing.

Zhang Kun pointed to the toppled scooter nearby.

"You should have an impression of this scooter, right?"

The middle-aged man stared at the scooter, his eyes dim: "This is my sister’s own scooter."

Zhang Kun continued in a steady tone, "This morning, around six o’clock, someone was out farming and discovered this scooter when passing by the bridge."

"The person who reported it looked around for the owner, but only saw the empty bridge deck."

"When he walked to the bridge’s edge, he found a person down below, which prompted him to call the police."

"Judging by the position of this scooter, I believe it is very likely that your sister rode it here herself."

"Look, the key is still in it."

"At that time, we promptly came and found the scooter was in an off-state."

The middle-aged man and other family members slowly turned to look at the scooter behind them.

Then, Zhang Kun took a few steps towards the bridge’s edge, his footsteps unusually distinct in the silence.

"Below the bridge, our criminal police deputy leader Jiang An led the team to survey the scene."

"However, the preliminary inspection of the body was already done when we arrived."

"Upon inspection, we found your sister’s clothing relatively intact, her phone and wallet still on her."

Immediately, Zhang Kun spread his hands, the motion causing his police uniform’s cuffs to crease slightly.

"But, you also know, falling from such a height, it would inevitably result in multiple fractures."

"Her arms, legs, and torso have multiple fractures."

"Finally, please rest assured, we didn’t find any knife wounds or cuts with sharp objects on her body."

"And, we didn’t see any torn or scratch marks on her clothing either."

"So, in general, we haven’t found any evidence of foul play."

Upon hearing this, the two elderly people beside gradually regained some calm, but their gaze remained empty.

They supported each other to step forward, the old man’s withered hand trembling incessantly.

"No wonder... Last year, I consulted a fortune teller who said my daughter was destined for a catastrophe this year, and it indeed came true."

After saying this, he burst into sobs again.

The middle-aged man and several other women walked up to aid the tottering elderly mother.

Seeing this, Zhang Kun took half a step forward and said, "Please refrain from grieving, elderly one."

"As for the fortune-telling, we can’t really comment."

"We should trust science."

"Even though at present, it seems highly likely that your daughter chose this path herself."

"But later on, we still need to conduct certain follow-ups, such as an autopsy, to further determine the cause of death, thereby providing more evidence of suicide."

As soon as he finished speaking, the two elderly people suddenly shuddered as if electrocuted, frantically waving their hands along with other relatives.

"We don’t want an autopsy... no autopsy..."

"Please don’t cut open her body."

"We want to bring the girl’s body back to our hometown for burial, we must preserve her body intact, do not perform an autopsy."

...

For a moment, strong resistance appeared on the faces of the family members opposite.

Seeing this, Zhang Kun looked at Mr. Huang beside him, exchanged a meaningful glance, and then gently nodded.

Then, Zhang Kun said in a comforting tone, "Actually, not performing an autopsy isn’t entirely impossible."

"After all, this non-natural death doesn’t seem to have much suspicion of being a homicide."

"We need to complete the relevant documents, and then you can accompany me to the police station for a statement."

After hearing this, the two elderly people opposite sighed in relief and said, "Thank you so much."

"We want our daughter to have an intact body, please don’t perform an autopsy."

At this moment, Jiang An and Zhang Yean walked up with steady steps.

Seeing the grieving relatives, Jiang An walked straight up and said, "Mr. Zhang. Please notify the vehicle to transport the body to the forensic autopsy center for examination."

As soon as he finished speaking, Mr. Zhang glanced awkwardly at the relatives.

The relatives became even more agitated, the old lady’s silver hair dancing in the wind, "I just said, no autopsy!"

"What are you young men trying to do?"

Mr. Zhang hastily stepped forward to calm them, "Please don’t be agitated, elderly one."

"Let me introduce you to our criminal investigation team’s deputy leader, Jiang An."

The old man suddenly said, "Regardless of which team leader, we won’t have it taken to the forensic autopsy center."

"She committed suicide; we want to handle it ourselves."

The elderly opposite rapidly voiced their opinion, speaking as quickly as a machine gun.

Zhang Kun, Huang Fei, and others initially had some doubts about Jiang An, believing he entered the criminal investigation team through connections.