National Forensic Doctor

The conversation between Jiang Yuan and Ni Cha was conducted in the Indonesian language.

Indonesian and Malay share 70% of their vocabulary, and the remaining 30% can be understood fairly well. Given Jiang Yuan’s Level 2 proficiency in Indonesian, the efficiency and accuracy of his conversation surpass that of an ordinary interpreter.

While he was speaking, the other people in the room were naturally listening intently.

However, even the most seasoned Dama police officers had never heard descriptions like those given by Jiang Yuan.

Is a suspect something you can just pick off a shelf based on the ingredients list?

Ni Cha had complete confidence in Jiang Yuan’s capabilities, yet he couldn’t help but ask, "Can you really tell just from the bedroom?"

"Footprints stepped on glass shards, and the scratches formed between the glass shards and the floor show differences in force and angle," Jiang Yuan explained primarily to the surrounding forensic technicians.

The death of a councilman, and in the capital no less, naturally drew the top local forensic experts. While the saying "a monk from outside knows the sutras better" isn’t unique to China, Jiang Yuan’s reputation was so prominent, and he had just recently solved several major cases, that inviting him was almost Kumar and Ni Cha’s first choice.

Accordingly, local technicians were more scrutinizing of Jiang Yuan, but he didn’t mind embracing the challenge.

But as his words fell, there were no sparks of challenge.

"Footprint analysis" is truly a uniquely Chinese expertise. Outside of the country, it doesn’t exist, making it a very pure skill.

So, when facing Jiang Yuan’s opening statement, the Dama technicians and experts felt utterly defenseless.