Officer Yokomizo hadn't expected Jiang Xia to stop him. He froze for a moment, then a surge of excitement and tension flooded his heart, as though he had stumbled into a spy thriller.
He sneakily glanced toward the door and lowered his voice as he asked Jiang Xia, "What is it? Don't tell me Miss Shirai is suspicious? Is she planning to help the murderer?"
"..."
Jiang Xia fell silent for a moment at the officer's imagination, then shook his head. "It's something else. Find a few Technicians and check it out—the signal in the room that served as the crime scene."
Officer Yokomizo stared. "What do you mean?"
Jiang Xia looked grave. "After discovering the Murder Case, I had the lawyers who entered the room record the crime scene and preserve the evidence.
"Before you arrived, I checked those recordings. One clip swept past the ceiling—the smoke alarm there felt a little strange. It looked like... it had a Camera installed in it."
Officer Yokomizo: "?!"
Secretly installing Cameras in hotels was undoubtedly illegal, yet it remained a persistent problem.
But now, that illegal act had taken on another meaning. "So it may have recorded the murder?!"
Though secretly recorded footage was illegal evidence and difficult to use directly, it could precisely reveal the murderer's movements. Using it as a reference to find other evidence would definitely make things far easier.
"Besides..." Jiang Xia rubbed his chin and muttered as if talking to himself, "Something about tonight feels strange—I had only met that female lawyer for the first time, yet she brought me back to her room, then suddenly got caught up in a murder and died. And that room just happened to have hidden surveillance... Sigh, I hope it really is all just a coincidence."
Listening to this,