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Fei.
Hold on.
Go.
No.
No!
Go.
Go.
Chen,
why did you decide
to open a clinic in He City?
Then why did you
transfer to He City?
You know why.
I know you
don't want to forgive Li Ming.
But no matter what,
he was once
our good friend.
Come on. Cheers.
Cheers.
Congratulations!
Cheers!
Congratulations.
Thanks, Chen!
Thanks, Chen!
Qi!
Are you really going to be a
medical examiner after you graduate?
Yes.
I still hope
to uncover the truth
for the deceased.
Come on.
I don't know what he was thinking.
Why do you like
dealing with dead people?
Can't you be like me?
Studying for my master's degree while doing research.
Let me tell you,
Jiang City Medical University
is currently developing a new drug.
If they succeed,
it can save
many people.
You have ambitions
and dreams.
Come on,
for your dreams.
Cheers.
For dreams.
Cheers to dreams!
Cheers!
Cheers!
Friends?
If he considered us friends,
he wouldn't have done that.
People
change.
He would.
You would.
I would too.
He just forgot his initial
dream of saving people
and embarked on a path of no return.
But that was his choice.
It wasn't our fault, okay?
But Fei died because of him.
Do you know
what kind of patient I fear most
in all my years
as a psychologist?
It's the kind of people who know
that they refuse to wake up,
yet stubbornly refuse
to believe it.
Mr. Qi!
The results of the drug components
in Li Yiqi
and Li Shuting are out.
The drug composition in their bodies
doesn't match.
Hello?
The results are out.
Mr. Wu.
Where is Mrs. Wu?
She went on a trip abroad
with her friends.
She just called.
She was glad you
remembered my birthday.
So she won't
feel so guilty
leaving me
alone at home.
Sizhe.
How are you recovering?
I'm fully recovered.
Thanks for your concern.
I've been wanting to visit you.
But...
Mr. Wu,
please don't say that.
It's not convenient for you
to get involved in Li Ming's matter.
He's almost drunk but still wants to drink.
I'll get him another bottle.
Mr. Wu.
I used to celebrate my birthday
with the three of you.
But Li Ming is not here.
Li Ming has
disappointed me so much.
Even if he gave his life,
he couldn't get your girlfriend back.
How could I have
taught such a student?
Mr. Wu,
is it possible
that the drug formula Li Ming
prepared back then leaked?
It leaked out?
That shouldn't be possible.
Everyone
in the lab back then,
including me,
was investigated.
Everyone
was surprised.
We knew
he was busy every day.
No one expected him to be busy with this.
If that's the case,
then you need to investigate it.
It's better to find out the truth.
Mr. Wu.
You think I should investigate?
I've watched you grow up.
I know you too well.
As long as you have doubts,
even if I don't support you,
you'll still investigate.
So, do it.
Investigate.
Only by trying your best
will you know if you're
doing the right thing.
Mr. Wu.
Thank you.
But
if the result
isn't what you want,
you'll have to accept it.
So, what did you
find with those bones?
They're in the autopsy room.
Come on.
Mr. Qi.
Mr. Han.
These bones come
from multiple victims, right?
Yes.
The left and right femurs
aren't from the same person.
The left and right arm bones
aren't from the same person.
The limbs and pelvis don't match.
The thoracic
and cervical vertebrae
don't match either.
The hand
and foot aren't
from the same person.
And the skull
is missing.
How many people?
These are at least ten people's bones.
Ten people died?
Was this treated
the same way as the
bones from last time?
The bone surfaces are covered in phenolic resin.
And these bones
show no signs of natural erosion
or
natural ossification.
It seems someone
removed the skin and flesh
from the bone surfaces.
Current test results indicate
that the skin and flesh
were removed from the bone
using acid washing.
What about the DNA?
Have you extracted
a comparable sample?
No, we couldn't extract it.
Same as last time.
What about the clothing
fibers found at the scene?
Evidence Department has it.
Has anyone gone to Liu Yuanyuan's
house to collect samples?
Sampling has been done.
DNA has also
been extracted.
Now we can only wait for the results
of the clothing fiber analysis.
Mr. Han,
the results are out.
We found two
complete DNA sets.
One set with more samples
is definitely Liu Yuanyuan's.
The other set with fewer samples,
we think,
was left by people who had
contact with this clothing.
Could it be one
of the victims?
Mr. Qi hasn't extracted
any comparable DNA
from the bones yet.
Based on the current clues,
it can be confirmed
that there are at least ten victims.
The murderer first dealt
with the flesh of the corpses,
then took a portion from each skeleton
to assemble a human figure,
and discarded them
in various places around the city.
But the strangest thing
is that among
the ten corpses,
we could not extract DNA
to confirm the identities
of the deceased.
Let me go over it again.
The suspect Liu Yuanyuan
is 1.7 meters tall.
According to her colleagues,
she weighs about 50 kilograms.
We found the
clothes she wore at one
of the dumping sites.
And we already know
she bought a powerful solvent
and knives
at a supermarket.
These bones are all quite intact.
Phenolic resin adheres to the
bones quite completely.
This requires the murderer's
skills to be very high level.
Liu Yuanyuan
has no relevant
professional knowledge.
For an ordinary person,
dismembering ten people,
dissolving the bodies,
and distributing
the pieces over four
or five days
is not easy.
Mr. Qi is right.
Impossible.
Impossible.
Not to mention Liu Yuanyuan,
even a professional couldn't dismantle
and dump bodies
without leaving a clue.
There are indeed too many
doubts here.
Liu Yuanyuan and her neighbors
live very close
to each other.
If she killed and dismembered
ten people,
it's hard to imagine
that place being the first crime scene.
And we have checked
all the dumping sites.
There is no related
bloodstain or weapon.
This shows that these two sites
were not the actual
first scene of the case.
It could also indicate
that Liu Yuanyuan didn't do it.
She might just be a smokescreen
the murderer used
to mislead us.
Could it be a gang operation?
That is possible.
Based on the time the
informants reported,
the murderer completed all the
dumping actions in a short
period of time, even overnight.
This also fits the theory
of a group crime.
Well,
the places they chose
to dump were
under bridges,
in small wooded areas in parks,
or in abandoned factories.
There weren't cameras at those places.
This suggests
the murderer carefully
evaluated and selected
these dumping sites.
Could the hand and foot bones
found by the couple on Beishan
be the last part
the murderer dumped?
Otherwise, why burn the clothes?
I remember the
first security guard
who reported seeing a figure.
He thought he was exposed,
so he burned the clothes
after dumping the bodies?
Like Wan just said,
this is a tightly
planned crime.
The urgent task now
is to find Liu Yuanyuan.
Liu Yuanyuan lives
in an old community.
We only found a fragment
of surveillance footage that remains.
It shows
that four days ago
when she last appeared,
she was wearing
that red jacket and carrying
a black shoulder bag.
Liu Yuanyuan disappeared
at the end of an alley
in surveillance.
The alley leads
to a night market.
There're no cameras in the night market.
The market has many exits.
These exits lead
to main roads
that do have cameras.
If we want
to find her last image,
this investigation
will be very difficult.
This workload,
even if we include the entire team
or even all
the officers in the district,
would take about two weeks.
Is it possible
that Liu Yuanyuan never
left the night market?
Given the severity of the case,
we've decided
to establish a special task force
to concentrate efforts on solving it.
To improve efficiency,
the bureau has decided
to have Qi Sizhe join the task force
to assist you.
Yes.
Hello, have you
seen her before?
No.
Are you sure?
Okay, thank you.
Let's go check there.
Hello,
have you seen her before?
No.
Hello,
have you seen her before?
No.
Do you know her?
No.
Thank you.
Hello,
have you seen her before?
I've driven her before.
Are you sure?
Of course.
She's incredibly stingy.
We agreed on eight yuan.
After I took her there,
she only gave me five yuan.
Liu Yuanyuan
is usually very frugal
and rarely takes taxis.
Where did you take her?
Who are you?
We are...
Here.
We're not stingy.
Take us to the place she's been.
Take it.
Call Ms. Zhu and Wan over.
Okay.
Stop.
Rewind it a bit.
Found her!
Where did she go?
There are many buildings.
I'm not sure.
Are there any other videos?
Several buildings
are currently under renovation.
The cameras are being replaced.
The place she went
happened to be in the same direction.
What a coincidence.
Could this be the
primary crime scene?
The school is too big.
We need time to investigate.
Wan,
go ask the school leaders
to cooperate.
Check if anyone else saw Liu Yuanyuan
on the day she came in.
Okay.
Su,
make a copy of all the
video footage from the day
Liu Yuanyuan
disappeared until now.
Then check with Li to see
if there are any other
videos of her.
- Okay. - Ms. Zhu,
let's go back to see
if there are any new clues.
Okay.
The beef is here.
Here you go.
Thanks, Song.
Mr. Qi,
don't you think
Song seems troubled lately?
He hasn't said much
the last two times we've come.
Eat.
Song.
Two cut noodles.
I was thinking of going back
to the station to see
if you'd made any new discoveries.
But you're here.
It's lunchtime. We have to eat.
Okay.
We can't
figure out
the bones.
So we thought
we'd come over
to clear our heads.
Maybe we'll figure it out.
Why aren't you eating?
No appetite.
Mr. Qi.
Mr. Gao.
Mr. Han,
we only found out
that Liu Yuanyuan went
to He City Medical University.
But that school is too big.
Surveillance isn't effective.
We might need manual investigation
to see if we can find something.
Medical University?
Why would she
go there?
Don't talk about work.
Lunch first.
Come on.
You two have
to try this braised beef.
Why?
This is a must-eat dish
for medical
and law students.
At our first anatomy class,
we saw all the human organs
and skin tissues
soaked in formalin.
It's the same way they make
braised beef.
So after class,
our professor would take us for braised beef.
Anyone who threw up
would fail the course.
Gao Yuan.
What did you just say?
I said we used to eat braised beef
after anatomy class.
I know why now.
I know why DNA can't be
extracted
from bones, and why
there's phenolic resin.
There's another possibility.
These skeletal remains,
from which no DNA could be extracted,
showed no signs of insect
or microbial erosion,
nor any trace
of natural decomposition.
The murderer used some solution
to dissolve the flesh
and skin on the bones.
Therefore, we initially assumed
these were recently
murdered victims.
Yes.
Because someone did indeed
dissolve the flesh and skin.
But they didn't just
separate the flesh and skin.
They also chemically
treated the remains.
You have any ideas?
I think
these remains
aren't the bones
of victims at all.
They are specimens.
Specimens?
That's why there's
phenolic resin on the bones?
Formaldehyde and phenol
undergo condensation polymerization.
The resulting compound
is the phenolic resin
we find on the bone surface.
You mean
this yellow powder
wasn't attached
at the crime scene
but rather formed by the murderer
simultaneously using these two
substances on the bones,
creating phenolic resin?
That's right.
If formaldehyde is prepared
as an aqueous solution,
at a concentration of 37% to 40%,
it becomes formalin.
And this explains
the question
I've been
struggling with.
Why we couldn't
extract DNA
from the
skeletal remains.
All the skeletal remains we found
were human specimens
soaked in formalin, right?
Yes.
The DNA structure of specimens
soaked in formalin
for a long time
is destroyed.
This also explains
why the surface of these bones
hasn't undergone the
natural erosion process of osteoclastic resorption.
The murderer used the chemical reaction
between these two substances
removing any formalin residue,
and then disposed of these bones.
His purpose was
to keep us in the dark
about where the
remains came from.
The murderer's random disposal
was the first layer of defense.
When we found these remains,
his complex operations served
as the second
layer of defense.
This made us not think
that these were human specimens,
leading us to believe
that these were recent victims.
If this is the case,
does it mean there were no victims?
The murderer used such a complex
method to mislead us.
He must have something
he wanted to cover up.
Where were these human specimens
supposed to be?
Medical University.
Mr. Han!
This is the head
of security.
Hello.
Hello, Mr. Han.
Welcome.
This is the specimen building?
Yes.
It was the laboratory building.
After a new building was built,
this place was abandoned.
Only one room was left
as the specimen room.
Is there surveillance around here?
Who would come here?
Because there aren't
any valuables here,
the cameras haven't been
replaced since they broke.
Only the administrator
has the key to the
specimen room.
Not many people come here.
He's the security guard.
Just one security guard?
Yes,
he works during the day.
The door is locked at night.
Liu.
They are police officers.
Hello.
Have you seen her before?
No.
Are you sure?
Yes.
Thank you.
Ms. Zhu,
I'll take Mr. Qi inside to take a look.
You and Wan, go check
if there are any other exits.
This way.
How could there be any
missing specimens here?
Although there's one security guard,
we have always maintained
strict management.
Yes.
This area is my responsibility.
If anything's missing, I'll be expelled.
Come on.
Okay.
Be careful.
I'll go over there.
Xiaoxi,
go check if there
are any cameras.
Okay. Be careful.
Are there only five body donors here?
Yes.
Mr. Han.
All the specimens are here,
and they all match the records.
The most recent return dates
are all over a year ago.
Is this the only
specimen room?
Yes,
only this one.
Is there anywhere else in He City
besides here to store
human specimens?
No.
Su.
You just said the
most recent return
record for these specimens
is over a year ago?
But these specimen jars
were recently moved.
Su,
find out what's going on.
Then call the technical department.
Okay.
Come on, come with me.
Lead the way.
Officer,
what exactly happened?
I only have this one key.
I always carry it with me.
I even take it with me
to the bathroom.
I really don't know
how the specimens
could have been moved.
You sit here every day?
There's only
one entrance.
You should know
who comes in.
Did they register?
Actually,
I've always been here.
Sitting here
or lying down?
Hey,
what can you see like this?
The logistics department
has taken all the keys.
Only the specimen room
key is with me.
If someone comes to borrow a specimen or a cadaver,
they'll bring an approval slip.
Then I take them there.
No one comes at other times.
This is the approval slip?
Quite a few people came here.
They're all teachers and students.
Seven or eight a day.
Do they notify
you beforehand?
No.
Just bring the approval slip.
Okay, I got it.
I'll take this.
Anything else?
No.
Mr. Qi,
judging from their size,
these body parts all
come from the same corpse.
But the only missing
piece is her head.
It's now confirmed
that the murderer
first killed and dismembered the victim,
replacing the body parts with those
in the specimen room.
Then, he disposed of the specimen room parts,
leaving the remains,
which he scattered in various locations.
I noticed
that all the cuts on the body parts
are very clean.
They were made at the bone joints.
It seems the murderer
had a considerable understanding
of human anatomy
and anatomical knowledge.
However, we didn't find any
fatal wounds on the body.
There's redness at the ankle.
But the body
was soaked in formalin.
We can't determine
the cause of this
at the moment.
Well,
let's perform tissue separation on the
legs and try to extract DNA.
Okay.
Okay, got it.
Mr. Han,
we checked
Liu Yuanyuan's call records
and social connections.
She had no contact
with that guard.
Mr. Han.
What did you find?
There's a section of
wire mesh at the southeast corner
behind the specimen building.
We found a torn hole.
But judging from the rust,
it wasn't done recently.
After our investigation,
we found that if Liu Yuanyuan
really did commit murder
and dismemberment at the school,
she could only have done it in the specimen room.
But currently,
we have no evidence
to prove she went to the specimen room.
Before they moved,
all the keys were given
to the logistics department.
We just checked.
The only place she could
go was the specimen room.
That doesn't make sense.
It's also possible
that she committed
the murder outside,
brought the body parts in,
and then had the guard switch them.
But Liu Yuanyuan didn't seem
to be avoiding the cameras.
If her bag really
contained body parts,
she should have avoided them.
Have you got the results?
The DNA of missing persons
and bone fragments
didn't match.
The leg tissue
results are out?
The victim had arthritis.
Arthritis?
Notify the technical department
to go to her house to collect
her fingerprints
and DNA samples.
Bring back everything
she used before.
Was there a bottle
of painkillers
for arthritis among the
medicine bottles
Ms. Zhu collected?
Yes.
There is one person's DNA
that we have not compared.
We have the surveillance footage.
Okay. Get in.
The body parts in the
specimen room have confirmed.
It's Liu Yuanyuan's.
The murderer hid the body in a specimen.
The specimen room is likely the primary crime scene.
Who are you?
What are you doing in my office?
You wanted to use Liu Yuanyuan for live experiments.
So you hid her head?
Got it.
Since you found out,
I confess.
He confessed?
Not many people know about this.
They're from Medical University.
Someone was helping him.
I found the information on Ding Youmei
you mentioned.
She's now also an assistant at He City
Medical University.
I've seen Li Ming
wear this watch.
Wake up.
Not everyone's connected to Raw Diamond.
Do your job.
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