Upon hearing this, everyone simultaneously put down their case files and looked at Jiang An.
Regarding the idea he proposed, it was met with both excitement and doubt.
The exciting part was that the case required a lot of content sorting; if it was only about sorting out the dismembered bodies, then it would require relatively less effort.
After all, when it comes to dismembered bodies, there are only a few situations overall.
One scenario involves bodies charred in fires.
After being burnt, the skin may peel off, resulting in loss of limbs, or even the head.
Sometimes, after intense burning, only the teeth remain, with nothing left of the rest.
Another scenario involves bodies in water, eaten by aquatic animals.
Commonly, during forensic examinations, animals eat exposed parts of the body, such as ears, lips, and noses.
But when it comes to larger animals, the parts consumed can be limbs, such as fingers, muscles, or even calves.
