"Hahaha, you all saw it, right? She wanted to die herself. It was suicide, and it has nothing to do with me anymore!" the dead woman's boyfriend said excitedly.
He looked as if he had won five million.
"Damn it, even if it had nothing to do with you, don't you feel even a little grief?" the young policewoman demanded angrily.
The older officer patted her, stopping her outburst, then said to the man, "Even though the video shows that, you still need to come back with us and give a statement."
"Fine, I'll do it," the dead woman's boyfriend said carelessly.
"Are feelings really so fragile? Two people who were clearly in love—after one of them dies, can the other really be so indifferent?" the young policewoman muttered.
Li Chun said nothing.
He felt there was something suspicious about this.
The power of the mind... could an ordinary woman unleash such power?
Some abnormal factor must have intervened, such as some existence granting this woman power.
It was just that there were no clues yet, making it difficult to investigate.
He shook his head, leaving the rest to the older officer before departing first.
After Li Chun left, the older officer instructed someone to carry the deceased into the vehicle, ready to hand her over to her family.
There was no need for an autopsy, since the video proved that she had committed suicide.
Once there was a deceased person, suicide was the easiest kind of case to handle. They only needed to hand the body over to the family to arrange the funeral.
But this time, the situation was clearly far more troublesome.
Just as they loaded the corpse into the van, it came back to life on its own!
"Ah!" The older officer fainted from fright.