Chapter 139 Little Witness

Because the first crime scene was discovered, the guard came to borrow Li Jian again.

Li Jian, who was a little depressed, now perked up and wanted to avenge his past shame.

However, after arriving at the wooden house, Shi Tingyu felt a little cold when he saw the situation inside.

This house is too clean.

It stands to reason that a house that has been vacant for many years should not be so clean. If Xie Lin hadn't reached out and touched it, the naked eye could not see the dust on the simple bed board. At

this level, it must have been no more than three days since the house was cleaned.

I'm afraid the perpetrator cleaned it up afterwards.

Li Jian was almost depressed. The smell he smelled this time was lighter than the smell on the female corpse.

Xie Lin is an old policeman and has handled several major cases. At this time, he knew that there were probably not many clues after looking at the scene.

If it had happened two days earlier, it might have been useful to find a military dog, but now it’s probably useless.

The guards also found it difficult to deal with the case. Was the perpetrator too smart?

Moreover, his psychological quality was too strong. He could clean up the scene rationally after killing someone.

Such a person must be caught, otherwise who knows how many people will suffer.

Shi Tingyu heard from the onlookers that it was Xie Lin who discovered that there was an unclear dragging mark leading to the wooden house at the location of the female corpse, and then he realized that the location of the female corpse was not the scene of the first crime.

The excessive cleanliness of the wooden house further proved this point. Xie Lin had asked the villagers earlier, and no one had been to the wooden house recently. The wooden house was so clean that it must have been done by the murderer.

Besides, it was so cold now, and no one was perverted enough to do such a thing in the ice and snow.

The murderer didn't care about the life of the victim, but he cared about his own life. He couldn't freeze himself to death in the snow for the sake of pleasure.

At present, there is no Luminol reagent for detecting blood stains like in later generations, and some criminal methods and tools are not perfect, making the investigation difficult.

The case, which had just made some progress, was deadlocked again.

Shi Tingyu and Lu Weiguo went back, but their minds were still on the case.

Li Jian was completely wilted.

Its self-confidence was severely hit.

Even Shi Tingyu's words of comfort were no longer effective.

It can only let itself digest this emotion now.

Just when everyone thought that the case might be left unresolved, a witness came to the police station.

To be precise, it was a suspected witness.

That was a seven-year-old boy named Kang Hong who lived in the cowshed of Wanghe Brigade.

Kang Hong lived in the cowshed with his father. His father used to be a teacher in Lian City. He was raped by a student, so his mother divorced him and didn't even want the child.

Because his mother's family didn't live well and couldn't support the child.

The guard put on a friendly smile and asked Kang Hong, "Your name is Kang Hong, right? Can you tell me what you saw that day?"

Although the guard didn't inherit all of his grandfather's ferocious face, he still had some of that, at least his height was inherited. When he approached, the child was scared and backed away.

Following him was Kang Hong's father, Teacher Kang.

Teacher Kang was frozen a few days ago because of the snow during the New Year.

He had a fever. It was not until today when he felt better that he learned about the rape and murder of educated youth. When he found out that the person was Liu Li, he was very sad because Liu Li was once his student, and she was a very good and well-behaved student.

He was targeted by students at the beginning, and Liu Li was one of the few people who defended him.

It was also Teacher Kang who facilitated Kang Hong to come and testify this time.

Kang Hong went to the foot of the mountain to find food on the morning when Liu Li disappeared.

Teacher Kang had a fever, and Kang Hong ran away secretly because there was not much food at home, and he thought he might be able to find something to eat at the foot of the mountain.

It was foggy that morning, and it was not yet bright. It was at that time that Kang Hong saw a man coming down from the mountain.

According to Kang Hong, the man had a fierce expression and was about to come towards him. He was scared at the time. Later, he heard the sound of people walking on the road, and the man ran away.

Kang Hong did not tell anyone about this incident. Unexpectedly, he was pushed into the river the next day.

Fortunately, someone passed by at the time and Kang Hong was picked up by someone. Fortunately,

Kang Hong was rescued not long after he was pushed down. After returning, he quickly drank hot ginger soup and did not get sick.

When Kang Hong faced Teacher Kang, he cried and kept saying that someone pushed him.

But he was just a child and a person from the cowshed. Thinking that it was better to have less trouble than more, the captain of Wanghe Village did not continue the investigation, but only said that the child accidentally fell into the river because of playfulness.

Teacher Kang was angry. He knew his son would not lie and the captain would not pursue the matter, but he was determined to find the murderer.

Dragging his sick body, Teacher Kang questioned his son thoroughly.

From whether he had conflicts with others to whether anyone treated him badly, he asked all the clues.

Kang Hong told a lot of things, both big and small, and also told about the encounter with someone at the foot of the mountain, but Teacher Kang did not care at the time.

It was not until he heard about Liu Li's incident later that he connected the two things together. It seemed that his son had run into the murderer.

The child said that someone pushed him. Now thinking about it, it is very likely that the murderer wanted to kill people to silence them. Thinking

of this, Teacher Kang couldn't help but break out in a cold sweat.

Now his son is still alive, which is a blessing in disguise.

Whether for the sake of his tragic student or for his son not to be hurt in the future, he had to come to the police station.

Xie Lin saw that the child was afraid of the tall guards, so he replaced him and asked himself.

Xie Lin was a little older and looked amiable. When Kang Hong saw him, his expression relaxed a lot.

He chatted with Kang Hong first, and after successfully upgrading his address to Kang Hong as "little Hong", he officially began to ask: "Xiao Hong, do you still remember what the man at the foot of the mountain looked like?"

Kang Hong widened his eyes, and a hint of fear flashed in his clear eyes, "He was very tall and scary, with big eyes and such long fingers. He wanted to pinch me."

Tears began to well up in Kang Hong's eyes, as if he recalled some bad memories.

Xie Lin immediately comforted him, and Teacher Kang also encouraged him.

When Kang Hong calmed down, Xie Lin continued to ask: "Xiao Hong, did you see what he was wearing? And did he have any moles or scars on his face, or did he look different from others?"

Kang Hong thought for a long time, nodded, and then shook his head, "His clothes were black, and his face... his face..."

He frowned, his eyes full of anxiety, but he just couldn't describe it. He didn't seem to remember what was on the other person's face.

It seemed that there was a mole, but it seemed that there wasn't.

A group of public security comrades were anxious, and they wanted to recall it for him.

But in the end, Kang Hong didn't say any reliable information.