Since the victim's head was relatively intact this time, the direction of the facial muscles showed that the victim had suffered immense pain before death.
Some of the younger officers nearby had already vomited, but Angela walked over expressionlessly and began examining the body.
Her extensive experience gave her more than enough understanding of serial killers. She could spot details that many others, including Bruce and Lex, had failed to notice.
Since Angela had not seen the first two bodies, she had no way of determining whether the same murder weapon had been used. But from the footage left behind, she could tell that the chairs used to bind the bodies had been different.
The chair used to bind the bank president had been a standard employee chair from the bank. The chair used for the second victim, the female boss, had been the ergonomic model used by Pyro Company. This time, the chair used to bind the victim was the same kind used by Snow Mountain Company employees.
This fit Angela's understanding of serial killers very well. They always had peculiar fixations on such details. She could even imagine that if the killer could not obtain that particular chair, he might not have killed this person at all.
After examining the body from head to toe, Angela stood up and began recalling the details in her mind.
The first body's altered feature had been its eyes. The skin and muscle tissue around the eyes had been torn away, and binoculars had been inserted into the eye sockets. But because there had been no autopsy, it was impossible to determine whether the wounds in the chest and abdomen or the wounds to the head had been fatal.
Judging by this killer's brutality, it was very likely that the first victim