National Forensic Doctor

The autopsy room of the Lanyue City Bureau is also located in the funeral home.

Jiang Yuan performed the autopsy late at night, and the deceased’s family rushed over immediately. The deceased, Li Aiyuan’s younger sister, Li Airu, even proactively requested to enter the autopsy room.

This is allowed domestically, and in many places, police will specifically notify the family to observe. However, most of those willing to enter the autopsy room are distant relatives.

Li Airu, in her early twenties and still in graduate school, likely arrived in a hurry. She merely wore a jacket over her T-shirt and stood beside her sister’s icy corpse, letting out a cry at first glance.

Jiang Yuan was pressed for time. He glanced at her briefly, then nodded at Mu Zhiyang beside him and said, "Let’s get started."

"Wait!" Li Airu hastily stopped Jiang Yuan and glanced around before saying, "Could the room be cleared? I mean, minimize the number of people present. Also, could the camera not record my sister’s naked body?"

"The camera has to be there; we need to document the process of the autopsy, as many things change after the initial examination. Moreover, organs that are removed can deteriorate quickly." Jiang Yuan glanced at Li Airu and explained briefly, adding, "Fewer people can stay; anyone who doesn’t need to be here, please leave."

Several criminal police officers, including Dai Mingsheng, and an extra assistant were ushered out of the autopsy room.

Li Airu still seemed dissatisfied and added, "Then at least don’t record the beginning stages. You can start filming after the actual autopsy begins."

"No." Jiang Yuan’s patience was limited. When it comes to criminal police interacting with victims’ families, they are typically much more accommodating. However, forensic doctors usually deal with the silent, non-communicative type—the deceased—making such interactions rare.