Chapter 217 The Revenge of the Cat Spirit
Netizens who were just speculating and discussing suddenly saw this news, and instantly felt that they had guessed the worst outcome.
At this moment, netizens finally couldn't hold back their swearing any more.
[Your master! Your master! Your master! ]
[Are you really planning on this? Can he be exempted from sentencing if he is diagnosed with mental illness? ]
[No, he is already mentally ill, shouldn't he be locked up? ]
[He has tortured and killed nearly a hundred lives. You let him prove that he is a mental patient. Are you planning to let him out and kill someone else? ]
[If this person is finally acquitted because of mental illness, I will really question the country's laws! ]
[Is there no one speaking up for our cats and dogs? Is it legal to torture and kill small animals? 】
【Reject the innocence of mentally ill patients who killed people! 】
【Reject the release of mentally ill patients who were not guilty! 】
Perhaps the Internet was too noisy because Fan Mou might be acquitted because of mental illness.
The Hai City police once again urgently issued a notice.
The content of the notice includes three points.
First, the police investigation has confirmed that Fan Mou has cruelly killed nearly 100 cats since childhood. The nature of this and the social response it has brought are extremely bad!
Second, Fan Mou has indeed applied for a mental illness assessment, and the results of the assessment have not yet been determined.
Third, the statement that mentally ill patients are not guilty of murder is inaccurate.
According to the state's determination of the criminal responsibility of special persons, if a mentally ill person causes harmful consequences when he is unable to recognize or control his own behavior, and is confirmed through legal procedures, he may not be held criminally responsible.
However, his family or guardian will be ordered to strictly supervise and treat him, and when necessary, the government will force him to receive compulsory medical treatment.
Corresponding to this is the determination of intermittent mental patients.
The law determines that intermittent mental patients are also criminally responsible for crimes committed when they are mentally normal.
In short, if it can be proved that he was not ill when he committed the crime and had the ability to control his behavior independently, even if he is mentally ill, he still needs to bear relevant criminal responsibility.
Mental illness is not a golden ticket to immunity from death.
At least that's what Jiang Xuxu thinks.
Even if Fan is ultimately proven to be mentally ill, he will not be able to escape legal sanctions easily.
Because first of all, the parents of the victims of this incident will not allow him to escape legal sanctions by relying on mental illness.
Their children have suffered such a fright for no reason, and may even have a shadow in their hearts. How can these parents let him go easily?
Even if it costs money and uses connections, Fan will eventually be judged to have committed the crime in a normal mental state.
Sometimes capital does represent unfairness.
But sometimes, capital also represents absolute power.
Fan, who was in custody, didn't know that his ending had been determined before his mental appraisal report came out.
Jiang Xuxu took another look at the number of cats he had abused and killed released by the police, and then thought of the tragic situation of the animal ghosts that were haunting him. After thinking about it, he sent a message to Jiang Huai, asking him to help check the address of that Fan.
She thought that if Jiang Huai asked, she would say that she had gone to help eliminate the resentment of the cat spirits that were tortured and killed by Fan. In the end, Jiang Huai did not even ask. In just ten minutes, he sent her the relevant information of Fan.
Jiang Xuxu pursed her lips and could not help but call him,
"Aren't you curious about why I want his information?"
On the other end of the phone, Jiang Huai's voice was full of smiles, and he just said, "You can do whatever you want."
Even if she wanted to help teach the other party a lesson, the Jiang family could still intervene.
Jiang Xuxu's eyebrows curved unconsciously, and in the end she just told her brother that she could do it herself, and then hung up the phone.
After changing her clothes, Jiang Xuxu took a car to the address given by Jiang Huai, which was a community house near the suburbs.
Because Fan was arrested, his residence had been blocked by the police.
Jiang Xuxu did not go in, but searched for the remaining cat spirit resentment near the community.
That man had tortured and killed quite a few cats, and there must be resentment left around his residence.
Jiang Xuxu followed the lingering resentment and walked to a nearby abandoned factory. In a corner covered with weeds, he found several cat skulls.
Looking at the broken bones that had been casually thrown here and eaten clean by wild dogs, Jiang Xuxu's eyes sank slightly.
He collected these bones and took them to an open space to bury them. Then he took out the talisman, drew out the resentment of the cat spirits attached to the bones, and injected a stream of spiritual power into the resentment.
In an instant, the resentment that was originally floating in the air slowly solidified, revealing several twisted and mutilated cat spirits.
Jiang Xuxu looked at them quietly and said,
"Go find the people who hurt you, take revenge, and then reincarnate."
The mutilated cat spirit floating in the air seemed to roar in pain, and soon the resentment around it rose sharply, and it quickly floated to a certain place in the city.
In the detention center of Haishi City Bureau.
Fan Wei was sitting calmly in the room of the detention center waiting for his mental evaluation report to come out.
The police officer in charge of guarding the side saw the smile on his lips, and his eyes flashed with disgust. He stood up and walked out temporarily.
In the quiet guard room, Fan Wei found a comfortable position and was about to lie down, but the next second, his whole body suddenly twitched violently.
His body twitched uncontrollably, but his eyes were staring at the void in front of him.
In front of him, dozens of twisted black shadows rushed at him and roared, and the next second, one after another lined up to drill into his body.
Fan Wei's whole body twitched violently, because with the entry of cat spirits, his body seemed to be able to feel the torture those cats suffered before they died.
His scalp seemed to be opened, and the whole person was in excruciating pain, but he couldn't make a sound in his throat.
By the way, in order to prevent the cats from disturbing the neighbors, he cut off their tongues directly at the beginning.
And now, his tongue seems to have been cut off as well.
Cold sweat oozed from his torn flesh. He twitched and struggled to escape from the pain, but his hands and feet seemed to be out of control.
Soon, he felt his stomach being cut open and his limbs being broken. Every moment of pain almost made him fall into despair.
But he couldn't make a sound.
At this moment, his eyes were filled with the same fear and despair as those cats.
He wanted to shout. He
wanted someone to save him.
Why was there no one? Who would save him...
He was dying.
But why wasn't he dead yet?
It hurts, it really hurts...
...
When the police officer came in with the freshly brewed instant noodles, he saw Fan Wei lying on the bed, twitching constantly but scratching his throat and stomach hard.
His face changed and he immediately rushed over, shouting for help while unlocking the door.
When he went in, he found that Fan Wei looked really miserable.
His nails almost broke his face, throat and stomach, and blood oozed from his broken flesh. Although it was not fatal, it was really scary to look at.
The police officer cursed inwardly and felt that Fan Wei was really sick.
In order to prove that he was a psychopath, he actually did such a cruel thing to himself? !