National Forensic Doctor

"Alright then. Since Liu Cheng and his team are so eager, you can lead a team over and help them with the case. Do you think it can be solved?" After listening to Jiang Yuan’s explanation, Huang Qiangmin spoke to himself for a while before remembering to ask about the difficulty of the case.

On his way over, Jiang Yuan had already considered the case and said, "Whether it can be solved is not certain, but there’s hope. With clothes, we can use legal botany; pollen and spores are also hard to wash away if the bloodstains are not cleaned thoroughly. Bloodstains themselves carry DNA, and there are usage traces; we might even find the DNA of the murderer."

Jiang Yuan paused here before adding, "The only issue is that I’m not familiar with the environment in Beijing; the population is quite large, and it’s hard to say whether it will still be easy to find people after narrowing down the area."

Huang Qiangmin clicked his tongue twice and said, "Listening to you, it seems there’s a good chance of making a breakthrough in this case, so that’s doable. You can lead the team over. Consider this a trial; you don’t need to worry too much. If you can solve the case, do so, and if not, just say it outright. It’s all voluntary help anyway."

"Voluntary help?" Jiang Yuan looked at Huang Qiangmin’s mouth with some surprise.

"Yes, our Ningtai County Bureau often has to travel to Beijing for work. We’ll earn a favor, and this way, when our colleagues go there in the future, they’ll at least have a place to stay." Huang Qiangmin was never worried about the payment ability of the Beijing Bureau.

Unlike what most people might imagine, police work, when it involves physical tasks, generally requires travel. A few years ago, any business related to penguins would have had to queue up at the capital of Antarctica, and any business involving Alipay would have had to queue at West Lake.

Even for ordinary citizens, there’s no such thing as inquiring about various privacies over a phone call; you always have to make a visit and present something. At the very least, you need to be in uniform, and the other party might still feel the need to dial 110 for verification.

The same goes for various foreign branches or large companies; if you want to investigate them, you have to take a letter to their headquarters. On the other hand, the prosperity of Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou attracts not only young people but also criminals of various types like Luo Rongzhi.

Without further ado, Jiang Yuan called up a team and booked flights to Beijing, telling Wang Chuanxing to send the flight information to Liu Cheng.