The Underlying Reasons 2 Chapter 110

While Felix discovered something, in H City, Sean and others were still busy. After confronting Li Guangbei and learning that he was indeed doing something secretly, Sean immediately ordered people to monitor Li Guangbei and all his industries. At the same time, he asked informants from all sides to find out whether Li Guangbei had arrested other people in the case. However, before the results were found, another bad news came back - the police in J Province found Fu Xin in the suburbs, but when the police found him, he had been killed.

"The car was parked on a boulevard outside the town. There was no one in the car except for a body. We searched it and found no money or luggage. It was probably taken away. We are going to clean up the scene. Do you want to send anyone else?"

"Time is tight, please handle it immediately. Let us know the test results when they come out." Sean replied, "Also, did you take photos on the scene? Send us a copy of the photos."

Soon, the police in J Province sent photos of the crime scene. When I opened the file, I saw a dark green jeep parked in a bush in the first photo. Bushes that were nearly waist-high covered almost half of the car. The second chapter took pictures of the interior of the car. Fu Xin's body was stuffed in the gap between two rows of seats. The body was curled up, with the head behind the passenger seat and the whole body hidden under the seat. In his posture, ordinary people looking straight out of the car window could not see that there was a person inside. Fu Xin was stabbed in the front, with obvious wounds on his front abdomen and neck. The murder weapon, the dagger, was inserted in the place where he was stabbed last - the side of his neck.

Jason took the mouse from Chris and carefully browsed the photos sent by J Province, and then said: "Fu Xin should have been killed in the car. There is a lot of blood on the car's foot mats, and there are bloodstains splashed at high speed on the front and back seats, which conforms to the characteristics of the first crime scene. Moreover, judging from the position, the deceased should have been stabbed in the back seat... There are no defensive wounds on the deceased's arms. Is the murderer someone he knows?..." At this point, Jason couldn't help but frowned, and he looked at Sean, "Could it be the driver?"