After amnesia, I became a forensic doctor

Chapter 103 The Secret on Fingerprints 2
Shan Chenxun picked up the mobile phone, the woman's mobile phone is very small, not only is it not the latest style, but its functions are also a bit outdated.

The 5G network cannot be used, the camera pixel is not high, the screen resolution is also very low, and there is no fingerprint lock.

There is no password set on the phone, so it can be unlocked directly. Shan Chenxun found the photo album, and there are only a dozen photos in it, all of which are today's date.

More than a dozen photos of the corpse were taken by Yuan Ke, and the last two are photos of fingerprints under ultraviolet light.

Shan Chenxun observed carefully, and remained silent for a long time, the surroundings were completely silent, only the ticking of the living room clock could be heard...

"Do you have any new clues from Team Xiao?" After a long while, he finally spoke up, his black eyes still staring at the photo.

"They interrogated everyone in the hotel, and they all have alibi. The corridors of the hotel are monitored, and no third party has entered the room before and after the incident..." Su Jin recounted what Yuan Ke told her, " There is only one door in the room, which is the only entrance."

"Has no third person ever gone in?" The man leaned back in the chair, and there was another silence.

"I re-examined the autopsy last night and found that there is a very suspicious place..." She detailed the depth of the murder weapon's penetration into the heart.

After Shan Chenxun heard this, his brows were furrowed, and he had more questions in his heart.

He got up and walked slowly to the window, standing and meditating, with a tall and straight back, like a tall and lonely tree.

Su Jin didn't speak, and went to make coffee. After nearly 10 minutes, the man suddenly turned around and strode back.

He picked up the mobile phone on the table and looked at the photo carefully again. When he raised his eyes, the bottom of his eyes flashed.

"What if the murderer committed suicide?"

"Suicide?" She turned around holding a coffee cup.

"Hmm, if it's suicide, is it possible from a forensic perspective?"

"..." Su Jin pondered for a while, her watery eyes slowly widened, "If it was suicide...the deceased stabbed himself, due to various factors such as the angle, there is indeed a problem of insufficient recoil..."

The woman's eyes lit up, and after his reminder, she suddenly realized, "Yes, this also explains why the deceased did not show any obvious signs of struggling, and there are missing fingerprints on the handle. She should have wrapped it on the handle with other things." , so some of the fingerprints were wiped off!...Other things...by the way, it's the fresh-keeping bag in the esophagus!"

"The fresh-keeping bag is smooth, and it is wrapped around the handle of the knife, hindering force, so the knife lacked strength and could not be fully inserted into the heart." The man answered, solving the doubt.

Su Jin nodded, agreeing with his statement.

With such an analysis, all doubts have been answered.

But this is just their analysis, without substantive evidence, it still can't clear He Bin's suspicion.

"One more thing..." Shan Chenxun went to the cabinet and picked up a fruit knife, "Forensic Doctor Su, if you were the murderer, what would you do?"

He handed the knife in front of her, but Su Jin didn't answer it for a long time, and only frowned at him.

The man held the handle of the knife and pointed the tip of the knife at his chest, "Let's demonstrate..."

Su Jin pondered for a while, took a step forward, and grabbed the handle of the knife. She first held the handle with both hands facing upwards, and stabbed forward.

But this is uncomfortable and not easy.

"If the murderer stabbed it like this..." She tilted her head, then shook her head again, "It's a bit wrong..."

Holding the knife in the forehand and stabbing it into the abdomen is okay, but it is awkward to stab the heart.

"You also feel something is wrong?" The man picked up the phone.

(End of this chapter)