Solving a case is just like pulling out a radish with the mud attached.
This case hasn't been solved, but it may lead to clues for another case.
Wang Manli is a typical example. Lu Chuan and Liu Guodong were originally investigating the disappearance of Gao Sheng, but they found that Wang Manli might have some economic issues.
Of course, in the criminal investigation department, this kind of thing isn't considered a big case, and there's even no possibility of filing it as a case.
Unlike the nature of work in the economic investigation team, which focuses very much on the amount of money involved in a case.
Usually, the larger the amount, the greater the significance of the case, and more people are involved.
Arresting someone for bribery with a case value of only ten thousand yuan—what's the point?
But it's different here in the criminal investigation department; our focus is on major crimes like murder, robbery, arson, and assault.
