National Forensic Doctor

The two boys with injuries to their right hands were also students at Changyang Science and Technology Vocational School, sitting in the interrogation center’s chairs with an indifferent attitude.

Leaving one of them aside, Meng Chengbiao brought in six detectives, entering the interrogation room all at once and sitting in a row.

Without saying a word, the sheer momentum immediately made the young ones realize the situation was different.

Nevertheless, the inertia of their behavior could not be easily changed. When asked how they got injured, the boy lied without blinking, "I got hurt playing around with friends."

Meng Chengbiao lightly lifted his eyelids.

Ordinary people are like this, always thinking that police are like parents or teachers, that a simple lie can pass.

Meng Chengbiao doesn’t rely on loud scolding, which is a method used by class or discipline directors with no investigative skills. Ordinary educators can only use pressure to force students or children to confess willingly; if they don’t confess, there’s no issue.

Boys willing to fight have mostly received this kind of education in their previous life stages, creating a mentality that not confessing leads to no consequences, or that a simple lie will do, or even if caught lying, so long as one is thick-skinned, it won’t matter.

For minors, the biggest issue in the world is just losing face.

Meng Chengbiao merely instructed the police officer beside him to take notes, then asked blandly, "Playing around with friends at school?"

"Yes..."

"Who were you playing around with?"