After speaking, Tamamo began to circle around the car and the corpse, and then took out a small bag of salt.
He Ma grabbed Yuzao and said, "Don't make trouble, the on-site investigation is not over yet, if the forensics department finds that there is salt at the scene, it will be ridiculous."
Yuzao thought for a while, and stuffed the salt back into the box under her quilt.
At this time, the criminal policeman next to him asked: "Miss forensic doctor, what are you doing, hurry up and examine the corpse. Although the forensic department can also guess the time of death, but since there are professional forensic doctors, of course it is better for you to come."
Tamamo: "I'm about to start. My habit is to check and observe the overall condition of the deceased first."
As she spoke, she took out the gloves from the box and put them on.
Looking at her from the side with Ma, she felt more like a mad scientist doing an experiment than a forensic doctor.
Then Tamamo took out another recording pen, put it in Kazuma's pocket, and pressed the recording button.
Curiously, He Ma took out the pen and held it in his hand to look at it: "It's quite professional..."
Such a small recorder is still a high-end product, and most lawyers still use small recorders.
After handing over the recording pen to Kazuma, Tamamo began to examine Oshiba Mieko's body.
"Judging from the degree of stiffness, it should have been dead for about three hours. Skin trauma was observed on the body surface, and it is speculated that it should be caused by a fall."
Tamamo then pressed Mieko Oshiba's breastbone.
"The thoracic cavity is comminuted, and there are many fractures on the body. In addition, because the bruises from the fall were observed on the corpse, I personally think that it is very likely that Mieko Oshiba was still alive when he fell."
The criminal police next to him asked, "How are you sure she was alive when she fell?"
"This statement is inaccurate." Tamamo replied, "Correction, it is that Mieko Oshiba's body was still in a soft state when she fell, but it is not sure whether she is dead or not."
Interpol: "Just tell me how you saw this?"
"If it is already stiff, the scars from the fall will be different. After the human body is stiff, because the stiff muscles can protect the bones, it will not be broken so thoroughly. In addition, the bruises under the skin will be different. The body has already Hardened state, bruises are not like this."
Yuzao raised one hand of the dead body as he said, and showed the bruises on it to the local criminal police: "Look at this bruise, it is basically the same as a bruise from a bruise when playing karate or kendo. It is not like this for a stiff person to fall out, because At that time, the blood vessels had greatly lost their activity, and the heart stopped beating.
"And bruising is actually a kind of accumulation of blood under the skin. The heart can't beat and can't send the blood over. The degree of bruising will be greatly reduced."
The two detectives nodded repeatedly.
Yuzao: "Although she may still be alive when she fell, according to the process, I should start to confirm the cause of death."
Saying that, Tamamo put down Mieko Oshiba's arm and lifted her head.
"Well," she said immediately as soon as she held her head up, "the neck is obviously broken. It's normal. I fell on my back on the roof of the car. It happened that my head was not resting on the car. The neck is broken."
He Ma: "Indeed, I can even have auditory hallucinations, and I can hear the click of my neck being snapped back."
Yuzao put down Dashiba's head, pulled back the collar of her pajamas, and examined the skin on her neck.
"Well, there are no strangulation marks, and there is no painful expression caused by suffocation on the facial expression. It is not judged that he was strangled."
Then Tamamo took a necklace off her neck, lifted it up and looked at the moon in the sky carefully.
The criminal police who watched Yuzao's operation looked up at the moon, and then at the street lamp next to it. They were a little surprised. Judging from their expressions, they probably wanted to ask: "Why don't you use a stronger street lamp? Isn't that better?" ?”
At this time, Tamamo had already checked the necklace, looked up at Kazuma, and nodded slightly.
It seems that this necklace may be the reason for Mieko Oshiba's sudden fall.
Then Yuzao handed the necklace to the detective next to him: "It's just an ordinary pendant, nothing unusual can be seen."
The criminal policeman took out an evidence bag, threw the necklace into it, then tore off a page from his police handbook, and wrote on it the time when the thing was discovered, the location where it was discovered, and the original owner's name.
While the police were memorizing these things, Yuzao began the next step, and while doing the same, he dictated and recorded his ongoing activities: "We started to check for trauma, but apart from the bruises just mentioned, we hardly observed any serious injuries. Fatal and horrific trauma.
"In addition, there was very little bleeding at the scene, which is also consistent with the extensive bruising on the outer surface of the body."
After finishing speaking, Yuzao snatched the recording pen from Kazuma: "That's the end of the rough inspection on the spot, and the rest depends on the results of the autopsy."
As soon as the words were finished, the criminal police of the local police station next to him showed embarrassment: "Well... if the department closes the case by suicide according to the usual practice, I'm afraid it won't be able to get to the step of autopsy, miss the forensic doctor."
He Ma thought this was not right, Yuzao was not a real forensic doctor anyway, and she would be in big trouble when she really entered the autopsy link.
Now Yuzao showed a regretful expression: "No dissection is normal. Although I am not scientifically rigorous enough to say this, I can tell with the naked eye that this poor lady fell to her death. Unless someone pushed her, otherwise this It is really difficult to determine the homicide, most of the cases were closed by suicide."
The criminal policeman from the local police station nodded: "Yes, after I arrived at the scene, I probably felt that this trip was for nothing again."
These non-professional groups started from the grassroots. If they want to be promoted quickly, they have to handle more cases and catch more criminals, so they all hope that they can encounter that kind of vicious murder case, preferably the Miemen massacre. In the case of committing suicide, there is no way to help people collect merits, so there is a saying of "traveling in vain".
"Anyway, that's the end of my part. Next I will submit a detailed report to you."
While talking, Tamamo took off the gloves, put them back in the box, and said to Kazuma: "Okay, I'm done with what you asked me to do, remember to return the gift."
The criminal police next to him laughed and said, "I said why the forensic doctor came directly to the scene. It turned out that the police department called for it."
Forensic doctors in Japan are very scarce, and police stations generally do not have full-time forensic doctors. They only go to hospitals related to the police after dissecting the corpses of prisoners, or directly ask the professors who teach forensic medicine in universities to lead students to do the autopsies.
Some police stations will commission third-party agencies.
In the Japanese police system, judging the time of death is often done by the forensic department, and sometimes even the cause of death must be determined by the forensic department. This is all forced.
As he said that, Yuzao made a gesture and walked towards the car, and after walking two steps, he turned around and greeted He Ma: "Come here."
Hema hurriedly leaned over and put his ear close to her: "What instructions do you have?"
"That hanging ornament, I guess it should be obtained from the shrine in Sanlimi. It is relatively rare, and the buyer's name and birthday will be engraved on it. This is an excellent target."
He Ma: "The target?"
"Spells such as curses need to determine the target through the subject matter."
"Are you sure it's a curse?"
"No...it might have been three hundred years ago, but now the mystery is so thin, and it's still in a modern metropolis like Tokyo..." Tamamo frowned, "This is too strange. If it's in Tokyo, even if it's me who performs the surgery, at least Too much can only make people have nightmares."
He Ma frowned and fell into thought.
Yuzao pushed him lightly: "Okay, my role is over for the time being, you can do your best for the rest. If you see anything suspicious, take a photo and send it to me."
As he said that, Tamamo took out a Polaroid camera from his box and handed it to Kazuma.
Kazuma: "Is this box of yours Doraemon's treasure bag?"
"Isn't it normal to have a Polaroid in the item box for visiting supernatural places?" Tamamo said.
He Ma: "I think it's a prop box for burying supernatural places."
While talking to Ma, the scene of Tamamo pointing at various supernatural phenomena with an AK47 and loudly declaring "Please disappear from the world in order to make me a human as soon as possible" appeared in my mind.
Yuzao patted him on the shoulder: "Come on. I went back to the car and listened to the radio. Today is my favorite evening talk show."
He Ma: "Didn't you have sex with me tonight? What about your favorite show?"
"Oh, there are different degrees of liking." Tamamo waved his hand and left.
When passing through the blockade, the little policeman guarding the blockade said loudly, "You have worked hard!"
"No, I just did a simple autopsy. It wasn't very hard, it's because of your hard work." Yuzao saluted the little policeman while speaking.
I don't know if she made this salute very crooked on purpose.
Kazuma turned around and looked at the criminal police from the two local police stations, and said, "Let's continue talking about the reporter. Did the owner of the car see any strange figures or something? For example, the person who pushed Mieko Oshiba down the stairs?" "
"No, the caller said that after he found out that the person who hit his car was a person, he ran to the police in a panic and didn't notice anything unusual at all." The criminal police replied, "Why, the police department said you still want to kill this case Are you moving in the right direction?"
He Ma was stunned: "Because he happens to be the key witness in my case, let me ask you, suppose you are a hot-blooded young man who has just decided to step on the witness stand and only wants to send criminals to prison, what would you do? Is it possible to turn around and fall into depression and commit suicide directly?"
The two detectives looked at each other, then shook their heads at Kazuma.
Clapping with the horse: "That's it. I firmly believe that this is a deliberate silence, a murder."
"Okay, with your words, we will give up our lives to accompany the gentleman and help you find evidence." The local criminal policeman put his hands on his hips, "If the witnesses are silenced, the announcement of this case will definitely attract attention. The salary is very helpful.”
He Ma: "Don't put your interests so bluntly, although I don't dislike this straightforward style."
After the words fell, He Ma suddenly noticed the fishy smell again.
Human is a kind of person who is easy to get used to a certain smell. When staying in a place with a specific strong smell, the human brain will selectively ignore this smell. This is a physiological mechanism of the human brain.
For example, the smell, most people will frown at the smell when they first enter the toilet, and they will not notice the smell after the toilet is over.
Hema noticed the fishy smell again now, which meant that the smell disappeared for a while, and then reappeared before being noticed by Hema.
If it had always existed, it would have been ignored by Kazuma.
— the smell of fish, the pendant, the nightmare curse...
What is the relationship between this