In the case-solving group!

After Shen Ting raised the question, it took a long time before Kiko left a message:

“There’s no one named Zhou Huajia in the information.

I just searched the database of victims from that year.

*╭?( ˙o˙)╯?*”

Chen Ting: "None of their children, especially those of the victims who died in the gas explosion, are named Zhou Huajia?"

Kiko: “I really don’t have this!

Anyway, there is absolutely no one with this name in the existing information.

There is no similar name!"

So that’s it!

Shen Ting frowned slightly.

That's not right!

According to the existing clues, Xu Tuanjie finally went to the murderer's location after receiving a call from the murderer.

Then they were taken to the valley and burned to death.

Therefore, Xu Tuanjie and the murderer must know each other.

But unfortunately, there is no one named Zhou Huajia in Xu Tuanjie’s circle of friends.

and!

At present, the most likely logical chain of this case is that the murderer was the victim of Xu Lixin's corruption case in Harbin.

He committed the crime in order to take revenge on the Xu family and to find the whereabouts of Xu Lixin.

However, Kiko did not find any information about Zhou Huajia from the records of that year.

Zhou Huajia’s household registration information also does not match the Harbin case.

"Then there is only one possibility!"

Shen Ting pondered.

This case is probably a case of hiring a killer!

Someone hired snoopers to organize the killings.

Zhou Huajia is the killer.

It is basically certain that the person who bought the murder knew Xu Tuanjie.

The probability is also very high that the person who hired the killer was a victim of the corruption case that year.

The person who called Xu Tuanjie using Nokia 3210 the day before yesterday afternoon might have been the murderer, not Zhou Huajia.

Xu Tuanjie therefore kept the appointment!

But the one who committed the murder was Zhou Huajia!

Shen Ting thought about it and said, “In this way, my thoughts flow smoothly!

Then all we have to do next is find Zhou Huajia.

If he is really the murderer, through him, there is a chance to find the murderer and the spy..."

At this time, Kiko continued to leave a message:

“This Zhou Huajia is most likely the murderer.

At least, he should be the one who killed Zhao Xinkai and Xu Liting."

She uploaded a video in the crime-solving group.

The picture shows three people walking with their backs to the camera.

These were originally three independent images, but Kiko put them together, probably for easy comparison.

The first two images were captured by the corridor surveillance cameras after the murderer committed the crimes in two hotels.

The last one was the image left behind when Zhou Huajia was caught in a brawl five years ago.

Maori Kogoro: "Judging from the three videos, Zhou Huajia and the murderer are very similar in height and build!"

Kiko: “It’s not just the body shape, the key is the gait characteristics.

When Zhou Huajia walked, his left foot was 0.03 seconds faster than his right foot.

Look at the murderer in the hotel, his right foot was also 0.03 seconds slower.

Therefore, Zhou Huajia should be the murderer of Zhao Xinkai and Xu Liting.

Combined with the bomb fragments and the fingerprints on Xu Tuanjie's leather jacket.

He is the murderer of all the current murders, it should be a foregone conclusion."

Everyone stared at the video slowed down by Kiko and soon found that Kiko was right.

When walking, Zhou Huajia and the murderer's right feet were indeed slightly slower than their left feet.

Shen Ting nodded:

"In this case, it can be basically confirmed that Zhou Huajia is the murderer.

Capturing Zhou Huajia is the next key task.

Does anyone have anything to add? "

Hannibal: "I feel that the murderer's motive needs to be focused on."

"Motive?"

"What's the meaning?"

"The victims of the Xu Lixin case hired someone to kill someone to avenge the Xu family and to learn the whereabouts of the instigator, Xu Lixin.

And Zhou Huajia is the implementer!

There should be no problem with the motive for this crime!"