National Forensic Doctor

The next day.

Huang Qiangmin hurriedly took an early flight over.

Upon landing, he didn’t rest but rushed straight to the police station. Seeing Jiang Yuan and others, he let out a sigh of relief, his expression a mix of helplessness and anticipation as he asked, "Have you solved two murder cases?"

"Almost." Jiang Yuan handed Huang Qiangmin a teacup, poured him some tea, and said, "We are currently investigating the third case, a rooftop murder. Surveillance is sparse here in Dama, and our search and screening are restricted, which is giving us a bit of trouble."

The weather in Dama was scorching, and Jiang Yuan spent half his day drinking tea.

Huang Qiangmin had a lot on his mind, but after seeing Jiang Yuan’s expression, he couldn’t hold back. He took a couple of sips of tea to gather his thoughts and then said, "You came here to help with the investigations, but you need to abide by some basic laws. How can you handle two murder cases in one day? What’s the status of this third case? Any leads?"

Cui Xiaohu coughed twice from the side, "More than leads, we even have the perpetrator’s height, weight, and age."

"Footprints left at the scene? The criminal standards in Dama aren’t up to par," Huang Qiangmin knew instantly what methods Jiang Yuan had employed.

He wouldn’t know how, but he understood.

Jiang Yuan chuckled and said, "There’s a lot of evidence, but it’s also hard to investigate because the case happened 10 days ago. In an ideal situation, we’d survey the entire building and the surrounding ones, check the building’s entrance and exit surveillance videos, and if we were thorough, go through the vehicles that entered and left that day. That would generally be enough, but right now, they only have surveillance footage."