Chapter 1295 - 1221: Hijacking the Train
After Liu Jinghui stated that everyone was a suspect, he excitedly paced back and forth in the room.
Everyone in Changsha knows that high intelligence crimes are not advisable. For a murder case to succeed in exonerating the guilty party, the key is not to let the case become classified as a murder.
In this case, to begin with, the perpetrator might have intended for it to deviate from being categorized as a murder. However, Liu Jinghui couldn’t be sure of this determination since the method of strangling to fake a suicide is somewhat amateur. Anyone with a bit of knowledge should know that forensic doctors have a considerable accumulation of expertise in this area. Even when encountering a low-level forensic doctor, it might not succeed.
Yet, even after seeing through the amateur tricks of the murderer, there still remained much mystery, which made Liu Jinghui feel particularly intrigued.
This was equivalent to a double-insurance structure.
It’s widely known that a series of interlinked safeguards is more likely to result in a situation where one breakage leads to a chain reaction, especially in the case of a murder accompanied by violent actions.
Mistakes are the norm. Achieving perfect invisibility is very hard.
Liu Jinghui took a few strong strides forward and, turning sharply, said, "The role that video surveillance can play is limited. Going forward to solve the case, I think we can start with motives. I think we can thoroughly question everyone in the apartment and ask each of them to write down at least three names of people who might have murdered Matina..."
Hearing this, Cui Qishan knew exactly why Liu Jinghui was excited and smirked, "Are you playing games?"
Liu Jinghui coughed twice and said, "Our understanding of them is limited, and the apartment is mostly occupied by foreigners, making it hard to investigate their backgrounds. Thus, our clues can only come from testimony. Having them each write down three murder suspects forces them to inform on each other, but you can’t explicitly say it’s informing, right? After all, they are employees of the same company..."