Chapter 240 - 175: Clues on the Corpse, Pinpointing the Identity of the Murderer
Serial murder cases typically involve three or more linked homicides.
Green had collected information on missing Chinese male international students from various major high schools and community colleges in Los Angeles over the past six months—adding up to nearly twenty individuals.
In the past, if such a case were made public, it would dominate the news headlines for weeks.
"So many missing persons, was there really no clue before?"
Brian seemed surprised.
The families of those who disappeared would have also contacted the schools, even the embassy.
Once the embassy received numerous tips, they would have realized the severity of the situation; it’s impossible they hadn’t heard anything at all.
Green shook his head:
"Yesterday afternoon, I called up a friend, and we contacted the Chinese communities at various major schools, and then I went to Parker Center (Los Angeles Police Department Headquarters) to inquire about missing Chinese international student cases in the past six months.
As a result, only three reports had been filed.