Did this even need investigating? The killer had to be a Xenomorph.
Feng Ling's first reaction was that a Xenomorph had done it.
Normal people killed someone and that was that. Who had nothing better to do than wash away all the blood before dumping the body? Most likely, it was because of some Card's special ability that the corpses had ended up in such an unimaginable state.
But if the conclusion was so obvious, why hadn't the Supervision Bureau taken over the case? Why were they still passing the buck back and forth with the police criminal investigation unit?
Feng Ling set down the photos and reached into the document bag again, pulling out a stack of files.
She flipped through them casually. They were all personal records for the victims, a full thirty-two pages.
Thirty-two victims.
Feng Ling found it unbelievable. The killer had committed thirty-two crimes in a row without getting caught? Given the standards and efficiency of modern investigative techniques, that shouldn't have been possible...
She continued flipping through the files and came across information on the criminal suspects.
Feng Ling instantly perked up and scanned downward—male, twenty-six years old, unmarried, a local of Jingnan City, deceased...
What?
Feng Ling carefully examined it again.
He really was dead. He had died four months ago.
According to the records, the man had two accomplices. Roadside surveillance cameras had captured them disposing of bodies. Only this man's facial features had been clearly recorded, so he immediately became a wanted target for the police. Yet two days after the warrant was issued, a sanitation worker called the police after discovering the man's dismembered body in a pile of trash.
The police reasonably suspected infighting within the criminal group and subsequently identified another suspect, only for the same thing to