Death sentence turned into acquittal? Who told him to be a detective!

Chapter 261 Organ Transplantation! A Logical Closed Loop! [Seeking Monthly Tickets!]

“The victim, Li Guang, did not die from the drugs. Although the drugs smuggled by Li Ye were generic drugs, they did not have strong side effects.”

He died from being bled to death.

"He was drained of all his blood, leading to his death!!!"

Xu Liang's words were firm and resounding, echoing throughout the entire venue.

The moment the last word fell.

Suddenly, the scene fell completely silent.

Judge Zhao Jiaqi, and even the reporters in the audience, all wore bewildered expressions, their eyes filled with confusion.

Drain...drain?

What do you mean?
The reporters instinctively looked at Han Chengguang in the plaintiff's seat, but Han Chengguang's face was also full of confusion. It was obvious that he had no idea that this matter existed!

A sense of foreboding welled up in Chai Shirong's heart. He looked at Han Chengguang, suppressed his fear, and asked in a low voice.

"Mr. Han, what's hidden at the hospital?!"

Blue Shield Law Firm knew from the moment they accepted the case that the client was hiding something.

It's just that I haven't looked into it in detail yet.

Could it be that Han Chengguang is hiding what Xu Liang is talking about right now?!

"I don't know."

Han Chengguang was confused.

Don't know? Are you genuinely unaware or pretending?
Chai Shirong frowned, stared at the other person for a long time, and then nodded, realizing that the other person had not lied to him.

But this did not put his mind at ease.

Xu Liang was clearly well-prepared. The opposing side must have investigated something before the trial, while he was busy with public opinion work!
In other words, there's a 90% chance that what the other party is saying right now is true!
But if even Han Chengguang doesn't know about this thing, does that mean there's a second thing that might explode?
In an instant, Chai Shirong's chest heaved more violently, his breathing became labored, and his hands clenched involuntarily.

For the first time, he felt that the three million yuan commission was a real hot potato.
In the dock.

"What do you mean?"

Zhao Jiaqi turned to look at the judge beside her and asked in a low voice.

He had a guess in his heart, but he really didn't dare to say it!

There's no way around it; that speculation is truly too shocking. If it comes true, public opinion could explode and crush anyone!
The two judges beside her remained silent, clearly aware of this as well. Helpless, Zhao Jiaqi could only look at Xu Liang.

He paused for a moment to think, then continued:
"Defendant, please continue."

"Is the death you described due to blood draw a medical accident caused by medical error?"

Zhao Jiaqi asked tentatively.

"Your Honor, before I begin, I must first state the basis of our investigation to establish a logical loop."

Xu Liang gave a polite smile, then abruptly changed the subject:
"At the beginning, we were actually unaware of the cause of Li Guang's death."

"After all, the autopsy report contained very detailed data showing that the deceased, Li Guang, experienced significant drug effects."

"But then, a notice regarding the payment of fees for the body of Li Ye, who was also Li Guang's father, caught my attention!"

Finished.

Xu Liang reached out his hand, and Yang Ruoxi, who was standing next to him, cooperated very skillfully, directly taking out the payment report that Su Yu had retrieved.

He held up the receipt.

"The deceased, Li Ye, died on April 2, 2005, at Tianshan Hospital in Qingshi City. He was pronounced dead at 4 p.m. in the emergency room."

"But the receipts show that the body was still receiving injections and payments on April 5th, and this continued until April 9th!"

In other words, this is...

As he spoke, Xu Liang suddenly turned his head to look at Han Chengguang in the plaintiff's seat, his gaze sharp.

"Injecting drugs into a dead person!"

"I'd like to ask the plaintiff, does your Tianshan Hospital also have the responsibility to revive a body that's been dead for seven days?!"

Injecting a dead person.
The person was dead, and the body lay in the morgue for a full seven days, but the payment notice still showed that the person was receiving medication and being injected with saline solution.
This. This. This.
Suddenly.

There was a moment of stunned silence as everyone realized what it was.

Overcharging!
One of the most egregious issues in the hospital is that its staff treat patients like cash cows, attempting to exploit them for personal gain!
Ordinary hospitals are just a bit more expensive, but Tianshan Hospital is an exception.
Injecting drugs into a dead person!

The entire thing is absurd, highlighting only the word "absurd," making you feel like you're going crazy.
No, the world has gone mad!
The clerk quickly took the receipt, glanced at it briefly, twitched his eye, and immediately handed it over.

"They're overcharging!"

On the bench, one of the judges frowned after reading the receipt and muttered to himself.

I then felt a slight headache.

"Tianshan Hospital has gone mad."

Zhao Jiaqi's face looked like she had swallowed fly droppings. This incident had made the case even more complicated, a complete mess!

"Injecting drugs into a dead person"

"Aren't you afraid of being found out!?"

As they spoke, the judges and the audience members occasionally glanced at the plaintiff's seat.

Han Chengguang's face darkened. Feeling the gazes around him, he was speechless.

Chai Shirong's face, however, was terribly pale.

His attention was focused on Li Guang's supposed death by beating. His intuition told him that the other party was just laying the groundwork, and that was indeed the case. The next second, he heard clear voices again.

"From April 2nd to April 9th."

"There were obvious loopholes in the charges levied on the deceased Li Ye. My intention was to conduct a thorough investigation into the hospital's overcharging of Li Ye and to calculate the total amount of losses suffered by my client, Feng Nan."

"But when I began investigating April 2nd, before I had even delved into it, I..."

Suddenly, a vulnerability was discovered.

Xu Liang's calm voice still echoed in the courtroom.

Everyone held their breath, and there was no exit, for fear of affecting him.

"At 2 p.m. on April 4, the hospital emergency room announced that the deceased, Li Ye, had died despite all efforts to save him."

"According to regulations, Li Ye should have been taken out of the emergency room within half an hour, that is, between 2:30 pm and 3 pm. However, the information I have investigated shows that Li Ye's body was actually taken out of the emergency room at 5:30 pm!"

"That means it took almost three hours longer than the theoretical time!" Once a person is pronounced dead in the emergency room, the body is quickly removed and wheeled out to avoid affecting the treatment of the living.

After all, even hospitals capable of performing major surgeries have very limited operating rooms, let alone emergency rooms.

Patients could appear anytime, anywhere!
However, the body remained lying there for an additional three hours, which is highly unreasonable.
Accident?

No, this thing can't be an accident!
That was intentional, because it's difficult to stitch up a corpse?

Surgery involves suturing, which takes a lot of time, while cadavers in internal medicine are often in very good condition and can be wheeled out directly!

so.
"We began a detailed investigation of the body and eventually discovered that the clue was hidden in the eyes of the deceased, Li Ye."

As Xu Liang spoke, he pulled out some more photos and an autopsy report.

This autopsy report was done by Li Ye, and the photos were taken at the morgue on the day the case was accepted.

The clerk took the photo.

The photo shows a sunken area in front of the corpse's eyeballs, and the eyelids cannot be fully closed when shut.

But this is very subtle, and even upon close inspection, it is not easily noticeable, unless...
A thorough investigation!

Xu Liang's eyes narrowed, and he blurted out:
"The deceased, Li Ye, had both eyes..."

"Missing cornea!!!"

Missing cornea.
Suddenly!
It was like a bomb exploding in the crowd, and in an instant, the scene became chaotic.

"Missing corneas?! Did Li Yesheng sign a cornea donation agreement before his death?"

"Sign my ass! If he had signed it, the disappearance of his cornea would have been perfectly reasonable. How could this information have even appeared in court?!"

"But my cornea is gone!"

"The cornea has only one function: transplantation. Corneal removal usually occurs within two hours of death. Li Ye died in the hospital, and his body was also there, so the person who had his cornea removed was..."

"doctor!?"

Everyone was taken aback after just a moment's thought.

The hospital illegally removed corneas and then attempted to transplant them!
Crazy. Completely insane!

This is absolutely insane!!!
"This isn't a legal transplant, is it? This is an illegal organ transplant!!!"

"Doesn't Li Ye have leukemia? Can organs from leukemia patients be transplanted?"

"There's no blood in the cornea!"

"No, it's not about overcharging, injecting corpses, or even transplanting corneas."

A cacophony of sounds rang in my ears.

"President Han."

In the plaintiff's seat, Chai Shirong looked at Han Chengguang with a very gloomy and ugly expression.

He clenched his fists tightly.

Han Chengguang's mood wasn't much better than his.

He's a pharmaceutical company owner; he wouldn't even consider organ transplantation a business!

Can.
The information provided by the other party was too complete; the body was in the hospital, and in the emergency room.

Five hours later, the other person's corneas disappeared, and the body was finally sent to the morgue. Even Han Chengguang, the boss behind Tianshan Hospital, couldn't believe that he was completely unrelated to the hospital!

"That damn Liu Hui"

Han Chengguang cursed angrily, instantly thinking of the suspect who did this.

See this.

Chai Shirong's expression grew increasingly grim. He took a deep breath, then suddenly spoke in a low voice:

"Mr. Han, that's not the point."

No, that's not the point?

Han Chengguang paused slightly, his brows furrowing.

Organ transplantation isn't the main issue!

Chai Shirong said in a deep voice:
"Li Guang... He's paving the way for Li Guang!!!"

He may be bad, he may be evil, or he may even have extreme thinking, but there is no doubt that someone who can run Blue Shield Law Firm to this extent is definitely not stupid!

Chai Shirong is shrewd and a competent businessman; he is quick-witted.

He could see that the so-called organ transplant was just a prelude; the real killer move was hidden behind it!
"Setting the stage?"

Han Chengguang was stunned for a moment. The next second, recalling what Xu Liang had said earlier, he was shocked and almost jumped up.

He then raised his head and stared intently at Xu Liang.

And the next second.

Then Xu Liang spoke.

"In other words, Tianshan Hospital is involved in illegal organ transplantation, and even organ smuggling on the black market!"

"Then I wonder if there's any connection between the suspicious circumstances surrounding the death of Li Guang and this?"

talking.

Xu Liang suddenly laughed, his face gentle and his tone friendly as he looked at the plaintiff.

With her sunny smile and beautiful face, she would definitely charm a lot of young girls on campus.

but.
This is a courtroom.

Chai Shirong didn't find the smile attractive; on the contrary, he felt a sense of dread, as if it were a smiling tiger—no, even more sinister than a smiling tiger!

The three million
It was really hot to the touch.

Chai Shirong clenched his fists so tightly that his nails dug deep into his palms, his face turning ashen.

But Xu Liang wouldn't give him much time to react.

The next second, the other person's voice rang in my ears.

"And with this kind of thinking."

"Sigh, I actually found something."

(End of this chapter)