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Chapter 1276 Rubber Plantation Serial Murder Case

Chapter 1276 Rubber Plantation Serial Murder Case

After the two Chinese families rushed to the police station, the Malaysian police launched a round of high-intensity press conferences.

The local media also followed up immediately, eager to dig up the whole story of the case and hype it up again.

A well-matched young couple split up in middle age. The husband killed his wife and then tore her body into pieces and dumped her in the streets...

For the media, this case was full of stunts.

The husband intended to kill someone, hid a gun, and began looking for a place to bury the body on his own farm.

To the husband's surprise, just as he was about to kill someone, his wife Bai Sijia took the initiative to file for divorce and demanded that the farm, which the Yue family valued most, be given to her. Otherwise, she would make the video of Yue Xinhong and his mistresses public, making him lose face in the family.

To the wife's surprise, just as she was about to teach her husband a lesson through the law, her husband Yue Xinhong pulled out a gun, forced her to stand on the plastic sheet, and pulled the trigger without hesitation.

Ironically, the first scene was the most valuable asset of the two men, an entire floor of an office building in the city center. The two had an appointment to meet the new tenant. After Yue Xinhong killed the man, he signed a lease with the new tenant as if no one was around. Then he stayed there alone for two hours, used the axe in the trunk of his car, and worked overtime to cut the body into pieces. He dumped the body into a nearby sewer and quickly returned to attend a family dinner.

It was also during this family dinner that Yue Xinhong intentionally or unintentionally revealed the news that "Bai Sijia was in a bad mood and went out for a trip."

In Yue Xinhong's vision, he achieved several goals in this wave:

First, he allowed himself enough time to dispose of his assets, then sell the farm back to his family, convert the rest into U.S. dollars, and live a carefree life abroad.

Secondly, he created an alibi for himself. When the suspect is not in the country and the evidence is insufficient, the police will most likely shelve the case, and he will have the opportunity to return to Malaysia decades later.

Third, if no case happened, Yue Xinhong would wait half a year and let Bai Sijia go "wild skiing", and then make up a story about her disappearance, and that would be the end of it.

Unfortunately, his plan died before it was officially implemented.

As the interrogation progressed, some news gradually came out.

There has been more discussion in the media and on the Internet.

Ordinary people do not know the details of the case, nor do they intend to delve into it. The only thing the mob can really discuss is their emotions.

At this time, the Malaysian police took the initiative to leak the news, talking about "forensic expert Jiang Yuan from China"...

In private, the term quickly became “Jiang God from China”!

Jiang Yuan's previous participation in a TV show and his involvement in the death of an internet celebrity were immediately dug up and spread on various TV stations and self-media.

Huang Qiangmin specially visited the assistant chief of the Malaysian police station for this purpose. After coming back, he sighed and comforted Jiang Yuan, "It's not easy for them either."

This matter is over.

The police station got the effect they wanted. Jiang Yuan...Jiang Yuan went to the rubber forest to handle the case by himself.

Ho’s rubber plantation.

This is a well-managed forest. The flat land is divided into two large areas by a dirt road. The rubber trees are neatly arranged, each one is about one person tall, and the bark is cut off as wide as a head, like the American Indian tree man.

The distances between trees are all the same width, and the weeds under the trees are barely above the ankles. Needless to say, this is the result of daily care by workers.

Jiang Yuan and others arrived very early. There seemed to be dew on the grass, making it moist. On second thought, considering the local climate, it might be wet all day long.

Malaysia has an average annual rainfall of 2800 mm, the highest in Southeast Asia and the eighth in the world. In comparison, several provinces known as Jiangnan Water Village have an average annual rainfall of 1400 to 1600 mm, which is almost half of Malaysia.

"Did it rain today?" Jiang Yuan wiped the tree trunk and asked the local policeman who was following him.

"It was a little rain. It should be from yesterday. It started raining from yesterday to today and it stopped for a few hours now." The local police replied.

"It rained for more than ten hours straight." Jiang Yuan spoke in Chinese, and turned to Liu Jinghui who came with him and said, "It's a crime sanctuary."

"Southeast Asia is a holy land of crime." Liu Jinghui's expression was stern, and with his thin middle-aged figure and serious middle-aged attire, he seemed to have a strong leadership temperament.

"High temperature, high humidity... a wide variety of decomposers, and plenty of hiding places in space." Jiang Yuan looked into the distance. At the end of the rubber forest was a wild forest. Vines as thick as a child's arm or even a father's arm were entwined among the towering trees. The understory and ground cover were also full of plants. Without a knife or an axe, it was impossible to go deep into the forest.

Similarly, the bodies hidden inside are also difficult to find and tend to decompose quickly, just like the three bodies Jiang Yuan had seen before.

As far as Jiang Yuan judged, in this series of homicides in the rubber plantation, the bodies had not been dead for long.

The first body was found about four days later, the second body about three days later, and the third body was discovered in just over a day - after the first murder, the rubber plantation strengthened its security measures, which did not play a role in protecting employees, but accelerated the speed of discovering bodies.

Despite this, even the third corpse's appearance could only be described as dilapidated.

This is a situation rarely encountered in temperate zones.

In other words, Jiang Yuan was cheating and was not affected by the region. Otherwise, if a forensic doctor who had been working in temperate zones for many years came here, he would be confused on the spot and would have to go through at least a few cases before he could become familiar with the subject. As for forensic entomology, he would have to start all over again, which was basically impossible.

From this perspective, forensic medicine itself is geographically limited.

Also from the perspective of preserving bodies, killing people in the wild in tropical areas is much more complicated than in cities.

Of course, killing people in the wild has always had its own unique advantages. The tropics have their own advantages, and the cold regions have their own ways of playing. In general, most people would not kill people in such a desolate place with strangers...right?

Therefore, from a normal perspective, if we know each other, interpersonal relationships will be the main breakthrough direction.

Liu Jinghui sorted out his thoughts, turned to look at Zhong Renlong, and said, "This rubber plantation should be a closed operation, right? Are there outsiders coming in and out?"

Zhong Renlong first translated to the local policeman next to him, then turned around and ruminated, "In theory, it is a closed operation. The nearest residential area is more than ten kilometers away, but the rubber plantation itself has no walls. The only thing they control is the dirt road we took when entering the park. There are fences and sentries on the road. So, if someone does not enter or exit through this road, the rubber plantation itself cannot control it."

“The rubber plantation is surrounded by trees. Is it possible to enter or exit without taking a dirt road?”

“Some people can do it, but most people can’t.”

Liu Jinghui did not continue to dwell on it, but nodded slowly, and then said to Jiang Yuan: "Looking at it this way, I think it can be divided into two parts. The first part is whether there are outsiders coming in and out, and whether there are outsiders killing people. The second part is the serial murders committed by insiders. Well... this is actually a nearly completely closed environment, hiss..."

He bared his teeth, looking like he was having a hard time, but the corners of his eyes were already raised in a smile.

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