Recreating the prosperous Tang begins with summoning players

Chapter 91

The villain Sun Cuo of the governor's office and Song Ya, the assistant of the governor's office, arrived in Shijia Village. They immediately saw the plain onyx hanging on the door of the Shijia Shierang's house.

Seeing Sun Cuo in the armor of the bad guys, the people in the village ran away one after another.

This is the reputation of unscrupulous people in the countryside. The so-called bad people are those who are idle and have a bad record in the government.

Sun Cuo fought bravely and fiercely when he was young, and often fought in the establishment, but he was favored by the bad commander of the governor's mansion and became a bad person in Shazhou.

Sun Cuo didn't care about the disgust and fear in the common people's eyes, he took Song Ya directly into Shi's house.

All I saw was the huge house with bare walls, and there were only a few old men in mourning at Shi Twelve Lang's house attending the funeral.

Seeing Sun Cuo coming in, one of the old men stepped forward and said, "Shi Rong, the patriarch of the Shi clan, has seen the messenger."

Sun Cuo nodded arrogantly and said, "I am Sun, the bad guy from the governor's office, and this is Song Yuzuo from the governor's office."

Hearing Wu Zuo's words, Shi Rong's expression changed and he said, "The governor's office is going to perform an autopsy on Twelve Lang?"

Sun Cuo nodded and said, "Master Inspector issued an ultimatum, so of course an autopsy is required."

All the people present were discussing, Shi Rong pulled Sun Cuo to the side, took out a bunch of money from his sleeve and said: "Sun Chaguan, you two have worked hard, Twelve Lang is dead, let him go to the ground for peace." Bar?"

Sun Cuo pushed the money to the ground at once and said: "Here is the ultimatum from the governor, and you actually bribed the servants of the governor's office to prevent the autopsy. Could it be that Shi Twelve Lang was poisoned to death by you?"

"I'm wronged!" Shi Rong immediately blamed him.

"I'll take it as if you want to preserve Shi Twelve Lang's body, and I won't hold you accountable for the time being! But although the dead is the most important thing, it's more important to ask about the grievances of the dead!" Sun Cuo said righteously.

Now everyone in the Shi clan didn't dare to continue to stop them, they got out of the way and gave way to the coffin parked in the yard.

"Song Yuzuo, it's up to you." Sun Cuo restrained the clansmen who tried to block the autopsy, Song Ya nodded and walked to the coffin.

Song Ya was a little nervous. Although it was said that he was in a "game", Song Ya had never presided over a murder autopsy in reality.

Not to mention homicides in his small place, there are not many cases of accidental death that require an autopsy.

When the coffin was opened, the members of the Shi clan attending the funeral took a few steps back and looked at Song Ya from afar.

In this era, Wu Zuo is regarded as a low-class profession, and it is a profession that is respected and kept at a distance.

However, Song Ya didn't care about these people's opinions. He called Sun Cuo to lift Shi Twelve Lang's body out of the coffin and lay it flat on the ground in the yard.

Bowing to the dead body is his habit of forensic medicine, which is a respect for the dead.

Even though it was a game, Song Ya still strictly followed the forensic workflow.

The first step in an autopsy is naturally a physical examination.

Physical examination is to check whether there are hidden wounds on the corpse. If it was poisoned, it will leave small wounds.

Song Ya didn't feel disgusted by the corpse, he carefully checked every part of the corpse, when he found the dead man's armpit, he suddenly let out a cry of surprise.

Sun Cuo originally hid far away, this Song Yuzuo is a good person, and he is also very popular in the Governor's Mansion.

Sun Cuo and Song Ya are nodding acquaintances on weekdays, and he has a good impression of Song Ya along the way.

However, the profession of Wu Zuo always makes people hair stand on end. Seeing Song Ya playing with the corpse so seriously, Sun Cuo felt that he was just as weird as his predecessor, Wu Zuo.

But hearing Song Ya's surprise, Sun Cuo also walked over, and he asked, "What's the matter?"

"There are a pair of wounds under the armpit, which appear to be bitten by a snake."

snake?
Sun Cuo squatted down with a serious face, nodded when he saw the two marks hidden under his armpits, and said, "It seems to be a snake mark."

snake?Everyone in the Shi clan also discussed that Shijia Village is at the foot of the mountain, and snakes can be seen on weekdays, but death by snake bites has never happened.

"So Shi Twelve Lang's death was just an accident?"

Song Ya shook his head and said, "Not necessarily, I'll check again."

Then Song Ya began to examine other parts of the corpse, and he soon discovered something new.

There were bruises on the wrists and calves of the deceased, and a ditch on the neck.

The shackle is the trace of being strangled by the rope. In addition, on the neck of the deceased, there are traces of scratching the neck after struggling with the rope with his hands.

However, these marks are very shallow. If the body hadn't been left for a long time and the blood became darker, and Song Ya observed carefully, ordinary people would not be able to find it at all.

The congestion on the hands and calves was caused by being pressed down on the hands and feet.

Song Ya explained these traces to Sun Cuo, and Sun Cuo's face turned pale, and it turned out that it was really a murder.

"Shi Twelve Lang was strangled to death?"

"No, he should have been restrained by a shackle, then his hands and feet were suppressed, and he was bitten to death with a poisonous snake."

"Why not just strangle it to death?"

"In this way, the strangle marks on the neck of the deceased are very shallow, and they will not be considered a murder after death. It would be too obvious if they were directly strangled. The reason why these marks are obvious now is that the blood under the skin is exposed after death. gone."

Song Ya called the patriarch of the Shi family and asked, "Did you see these traces when you were encoffined?"

Shi Rong quickly shook his head and said: "The little old man didn't notice it when he returned to the messenger!"

Song Ya said: "Usually these marks will not gradually appear until three days after death, when the body has already been put into the coffin."

Sun Cuo nodded and understood Song Ya's meaning. To be killed by poison is to be strangled to be more concealed. Obviously, this murderer is a veteran.

"Can you see what kind of toxin it is?"

Song Ya shook his head and said, "There are too many types of poisonous snakes, and I'm going to cut up the corpse next."

As soon as this sentence was said, even Sun Cuo backed away in fright, only to see Song Ya take out his surgical kit and start to play with the corpse.

Everyone ran out in fright. Sun Cuo had seen big scenes before, but seeing Song Ya calmly cut up the corpse and fiddled with the internal organs, he still felt very horrified.

This Song Yuzuo is a ruthless person!Under King Jianning's command, there are really all kinds of people from all walks of life.

After the sun went down, Song Ya called everyone in.

The corpse had been re-stitched. Song Ya wiped off the blood on his hands and said, "The deceased was poisoned to death. Internal bleeding occurred in the liver and kidneys of the deceased. This should be an anticoagulant toxin."

Sun Cuo couldn't understand what Song Ya was saying at all. Seeing Sun Cuo's confused eyes, Song Ya said:

"That is to say, this kind of snake venom can make people's internal organs bleed, and the deceased died of liver and kidney failure due to the poison."

Everyone gasped, there are such vicious snakes in this world!

But Song Ya became even more puzzled. Wouldn't it be better to just pretend to hang himself?Why use such a troublesome method of poisoning?
(End of this chapter)