After Su He finished speaking, she stared intently at Zhou Kun, trying to see his expression change.

But Zhou Kun was too calm, and even seemed to show a hint of surprise.

"Oh? She's dead? That's quite pitiful. Although I wasn't familiar with her, she was still a young life. It's such a pity."

As for where it was found? I have no idea. Could it be in my house?

Su He carefully observed his manner of speaking and noticed that although he said it was a pity and his face showed surprise, his eyes remained indifferent, and she could not see any regret in him.

He shook his head. "No, it was in the river near your house. She was tied with stones and thrown into the water."

"Oh, I see. That's terrible."

After saying that, he didn't say anything more, clearly not caring much.

Seeing his expression, Zhou Yan couldn't help but ask, "Don't you think it's a coincidence? The person had an accident near your house, and was with you on the day of the accident."

"Oh, that's quite a coincidence. Could it be that something happened after we parted ways? Did they accidentally fall into the water?"

Su He and the others fell silent. Why would someone who had fallen into the water be tied to a stone?

Zhou Kun had obviously thought of this as well, and even laughed, "Oh, I misspoke. Judging from her condition, she must have encountered an enemy, right? Otherwise, why would they let her die such a tragic death? But you're not suspecting me, are you?"

Just because I have a house nearby?

"Heh, how could that be? I wasn't familiar with Li Jingjing at all. That day was the first time we met. She was Zhou Qingbei's girlfriend, and she wasn't talkative, always keeping her head down. I'd almost forgotten what she looked like. I had no grudge against her, so why would I kill her?"

Indeed, Su He and the others couldn't figure it out either. Although they had some guesses based on the examination results of Li Jingjing's body and suspected that it was related to them, they couldn't find any evidence.

So I didn't answer his question this time, but continued to ask him some details. This time he was very cooperative, answering whatever I asked in detail, and it was almost all correct.

I don't know if he recalled it after going back, or if he carefully forged it.

In short, based on this questioning, he is an innocent person.

Su He and the others had a bad feeling when they saw this, and sure enough, the interrogations of the others yielded the same result.

While not exactly the same answer, it was largely similar to what Zhou Kun said, and even matched up in many ways.

Several even presented evidence proving that someone saw them stay inside for only a short while before leaving.

Even though Su He and the others pretended to scare them, saying they had gotten information from others and that these people had confessed to the murders, they still did not change their testimonies.

In short, based on the questioning, Li Jingjing's death had nothing to do with these people.

Su He and his group certainly didn't believe their so-called witnesses; otherwise, why hadn't the police searched for so long without finding them?

However, since they didn't get any useful information and had no evidence, Su He and his group were disappointed, but they had no choice but to release everyone.

In the end, only Sun Xiaorui was left.

Su He had a gut feeling that she wouldn't gain anything here.

Sure enough, Sun Xiaorui and the others gave the same answer: the only thing that could be used as a breakthrough was her job.

So Su He asked directly, "We've investigated. Your job wasn't given to you by any distant relative; it was bought. Given your family's circumstances, I don't think they would spend that much money to buy you a job. So who bought you the job? And why?"