The CEO's Substitute Wife Is A Genius-Chapter 369: Doubting Her? Face-Slapping On the Spot! The Cause of Death is Found

Chapter 369: Chapter 369: Doubting Her? Face-Slapping On the Spot! The Cause of Death is Found

"Then I’ll have to trouble Dr. Jiang," Captain Chen was very polite.

He really had no other options before resorting to this last resort.

Three consecutive lives lost, the social impact was very bad.

The higher-ups had given him seven days to solve the case, and today was the last day.

If he had any solution at all, he wouldn’t have gone begging for external assistance.

Otherwise, even if the case were solved and the public was satisfied, within the industry, they would be criticized severely.

But now he couldn’t care about that. Even if he was called incompetent by his peers, he would accept it, as long as the case could be solved and the murderer brought to justice, anything was worth it.

Jiang Man put on her goggles and mask, and began the autopsy on the victim again.

Autopsy was a very meticulous job, especially for this kind of bizarre death, which was examined even more carefully.

By her own estimate, it would take at least two hours to start with.

The male coroner and the female coroner stood by, unimpressed.

Listening to Captain Chen’s meaning, she was a doctoral graduate from a scientific research institute.

It wasn’t hard to guess that she had a medical doctorate.

Although both used scalpels, one researched living people and the other dead people, these were completely different concepts.

Did she really think that if she could cure the living, she could understand the dead?

They had followed their master for seven or eight years, even if they were not skilled enough, they should be better than this so-called medical doctorate, right?

They wanted to see if she, with all her pretensions, could give a clear explanation in the end!

"I need an assistant," Jiang Man paused midway and glanced at the two coroners.

"You’ll do," she signaled the male coroner with her eyes.

He seemed more sharp-witted.

That female coroner did look rather naive.

"Me?" The male coroner couldn’t believe it, pointing to himself.

After the master retired, he was the authority in the team of coroners.

Although it was just him and his junior in his group, he was the top in the forensic department.

This amateur with the surname Jiang, was actually directing him, the leader?

"Stop dawdling, I said you’re responsible for taking notes, use pen and paper."

Jiang Man didn’t waste words, her eyes sharp through the goggles.

Her cool gaze landed on him, her tone low and brooking no argument.

Although she looked just over twenty, she carried the authority of a veteran official.

"I’ll do the writing..." the female coroner looked at her senior brother.

"No problem." Xu Liang’s face was cold: "I’ll do the writing, I want to see if you really have any skills!"

His tone was full of disdain and provocation.

Jiang Man was indifferent to the other party’s attitude.

She hadn’t come today to overshadow or embarrass anyone; she was here for a serious matter.

"The heart chamber size is normal, no obvious myocardial hypertrophy, heart dilation, etc., the usual size of the right ventricle is 20-25mm, right atrium is 30mm..."

Jiang Man spoke eloquently, explaining what she had observed.

In conclusion, she stated: "The victim had no heart disease, ruling out sudden death due to a primary heart attack."

"Isn’t that the same as our analysis?" the female coroner muttered under her breath.

She had thought Jiang Man was more capable.

Jiang Man didn’t speak, continuing her methodical examination.

After examining the victim’s entire body, more than an hour had passed.

The male coroner became increasingly impatient with recording, and the female coroner also grew restless.

"What’s the difference between her findings and ours? Are we sure she’s not wasting time?"

Initially, Captain Chen had high hopes for Jiang Man, after all, she was their best hope now.

But as time ticked away, even he began to get restless.

He checked his watch, frowning deeply.

"Dr. Jiang... are you confident?"

Jiang Man finally reacted, standing upright. fгee𝑤ebɳoveɭ.cøm

Her expression was calm and her voice soft, but it carried an imposing pressure.

"What’s the rush? Doesn’t every job require a solid foundation first? How can I clarify without understanding the victim’s condition?"

"Pfft." The female coroner was unconvinced. Just keep pretending, who can pretend better than you!

"Keep taking notes, we’re starting the second round now." Jiang Man’s face was unchanging, and her voice was cold to the bone.

The male coroner, as if possessed, actually felt intimidated by her presence.

Obediently turning the page, he prepared his pen.

The second round of examination was different from the first, the first round was all about the basics; the second round was about details.

And these details, that’s what really made the difference between one coroner and another.

Some coroners miss important clues, even key ones, due to a lack of careful observation.

"The victim’s skin is fair, but there are many moles, especially the pigmented ones."

What was there to analyze about moles?

The female coroner grew more and more skeptical of Jiang Man’s credibility.

"There are a total of six wounds on the victim’s body, the first one: inflammation and bleeding of the nail groove on the thumb; the second, third, fourth: three abrasions on the knees, suspected abrasions from falls, such as playing ball, cycling, etc.; the fifth and sixth: mosquito bites scratched until it slightly bled."

"Dr. Jiang, none of these help to determine the cause of death, do they? Didn’t you hear Captain Chen say we’re limited on time? Let’s not delay, it’s kind of making me anxious."

The female coroner couldn’t hold her position any longer.

With this time, she’d rather go over the autopsy reports again and see if any clues could be found.

She and her senior brother had already analyzed and compared the autopsy reports of the first two bodies.

They were in the midst of their research when Captain Chen suddenly called, saying he was going to ask a master to assist them.

It was supposed to be assistance, but now her senior brother had become her junior.

If she had truly been a master, someone of considerable standing as an old-time coroner, they would have cooperated willingly, without fuss.

But the person in front of them was younger and clearly less experienced.

How could they be convinced by such a person?

The female coroner was completely disgruntled.

"Captain Chen, maybe we should push the higher-ups one more time, let another department’s coroner come first, and then fill out the paperwork later."

"Liu Xian from the Beijing 1st Division is known as the living Song Ci; asking him for help would surely work."

"Liu Xian is tied up with a major case, I’m afraid he doesn’t have the time to come over," Captain Chen said helplessly.

"That major case is almost wrapped up, right? Him coming over and delaying a couple of hours... Captain Chen, rest assured, I have some relationship with him, if I ask, he will definitely do me a favor." The female coroner was certain.

Captain Chen finally showed a change of expression, as if the clouds had parted to reveal the moon.

"Then let’s make multiple preparations, please bother to invite Dr. Liu."

"I’ll call right now." The female coroner stepped forward, about to leave the autopsy room to make a call.

She had only taken two steps when Jiang Man’s cold voice rang out, stopping her: "No need to go."

"What?" The female coroner looked back in surprise.

"I said, there’s no need to go." Jiang Man’s tone was deliberate, almost word by word.

"Why not go? The results we’ve got so far are about the same; if we don’t seek expert help, we won’t solve the case today!"

"Who said the case can’t be solved?" Jiang Man stood up straight.

At her height of 172 centimeters, her presence opened up at that moment, towering like she was two meters eight.

"You... what do you mean?" The female coroner stuttered.

"I’ve determined the cause of the victim’s death," Jiang Man said casually, her expression calm, her demeanor cool and detached.