After amnesia, I became a forensic doctor

Chapter 520 It Must Be an Arterial Injury
To the west of the living room is a wall full of cabinets, which are full of decorations, including models, books, vases and so on.

On the east wall is a large rear projection and a set of home theater equipment.

The living room and the kitchen are connected, and it is fully open, making the space appear larger.

At the entrance, the right-angle staircase leads directly to the second floor, and the staircase guardrail and the second floor guardrail are all made of glass.

In the living room, a strong smell of blood came to my face.

Su Jin raised her head and looked at the blood stains on the guardrail of the stairs. The blood was almost splashed on the glass, from the stairs on the first floor to the second floor, and also on the guardrail of the second floor.

"The corpse is upstairs..." Lao Yang pointed to the second floor.

They went up the stairs, the beige wooden stairs were covered with blood, and the blood was splashed, spreading along the stairs to the second floor.

"With so much blood, how many people were killed?" Yuan Ke walked away from the blood, his face wrinkled into a ball.

"One." Lao Yang glanced at Su Jin behind him with a solemn expression, as if he hesitated to speak.

Su Jin looked down at the bloodstains, and stopped when she reached the landing.

She leaned over, stared at it for a few seconds, and said, "Splatter-type bloodstains, the wound of the deceased is very large, and it must be an arterial injury."

Yuan Ke looked at Lao Yang, and the man nodded.

"Forensic Doctor Su, go upstairs." Lao Yang reminded.

Su Jin straightened up and looked at the blood on the glass and the scene as she walked.

In the corridor on the second floor is a row of rooms with about seven or eight doors. There are bloodstains all over the ground, spreading all the way to the door of the innermost room.

Gao Shan stood there, seeing them coming, he immediately retreated to the opposite room and let Su Jin pass.

Stepping into the room, the smell of blood was even stronger, and there was a faint smell of perfume in the air.

This is the master bedroom. The room is luxuriously decorated, still mainly in black and white. The hand-carved carpet is rich and luxurious, and the stitches are very elegant.

In front of the floor-to-ceiling windows is a set of black wrap-around sofas. On the big bed in the center of the bedroom, the white sheets are dripping with blood, and a headless female corpse is lying on the bed.

Gu Sir and his assistant Yu Sisi are searching for evidence, and several forensic witnesses are taking pictures.

He Bin, Li Bai and Yin Dongfang searched for clues throughout the room.

Seeing them, He Bin walked to the end of the bed and said to Su Jin: "Forensic doctor Su, the deceased was discovered by firefighters."

"Fireman?" Yuan Ke looked at the bloodstains all over the bed.

"All the lower floors were on fire, and the top floor was not affected. To be on the safe side, the firemen broke open the door lock and came in. They found the body and called the police." He Bin explained the situation.

Su Jin approached the bed. The bed was covered with white sheets, so the blood stains were particularly eye-catching, and the headless female corpse looked shocking.

She opened the inspection box and leaned over to check the appearance of the corpse first.

The corpse was lying prone in the middle of the bed, its limbs were in the shape of a large font, the toes were stretched out, and the fingers of both hands were bent like tiger claws. It must have been very painful before death, and most of the nails were broken because they were stuck on the bed sheet.

The corpse was broken above the neck, and blood spurted out, splashing a large amount on the back of the big bed.

The woman was wearing a black tight-fitting evening dress, with fair skin and a good figure, and was estimated to be no more than 30 years old by visual inspection.

The bed was too big and the body was in the center, so Su Jin couldn't perform a normal autopsy.

On the premise of not destroying the evidence at the scene, she stepped on the bed and asked Yuan Ke to be her assistant.

She squatted right above the neck of the corpse, and the wound was clear at a glance: "The incision on the neck is uneven, and there are traces of multiple cuts..."

Yuan Ke took the notebook and memorized it quickly.

(End of this chapter)