During the criminal case investigation process, especially at the case discussion stage, what can you solve?
Sometimes, asking the right question is more effective than solving it.
Especially when everyone's opinion on the case reaches an impasse, a different voice can often be the direction for further investigation efforts.
Take, for instance, the current case. Although numerous deliberations have been conducted previously, at this moment, Jiang An analyzes from three perspectives: the motive, the cause of death, and the location of death, as well as the ligature mark on the neck, addressing the issues of motive in the investigation, the primary scene of death, and forensic expertise respectively.
The three issues he raised approach the case from three different angles, and these angles precisely encompass the entire aspect of the case.
Why is it the entirety?
