Ch. 1881Old Zheng's testimony
Lin Yu questioned Old Zheng about his time studying in America to verify details of Lin Yin’s account of Fluoxetine. Old Zheng confirmed the brutal murders but said there was no evidence the victims had been Fluoxetine’s adoptive parents, leaving her connection to the couple uncertain.
- Lin Yu asked Old Zheng about his American studies, and Old Zheng said he had nearly left without graduating after returning home early from his internship.
- Old Zheng described counseling an international student who developed severe anxiety and anorexia after finding his roommate dead from an overdose.
- At Lin Yu’s prompting, Old Zheng recounted assessing a Chinese girl with antisocial personality disorder who had brutally murdered an elderly white couple.
- Lin Yu recognized the girl as Fluoxetine and realized her account had omitted the brutality of the killings.
- Old Zheng clarified that the records did not establish the murdered couple as Fluoxetine’s adoptive parents, though they had trafficked children’s organs and might have kept her hidden.