Yuan Si adapted to her new position very quickly, and as December approached, the three prior homicide cases were finally closed.
The culprit was the mole-faced man, whose full name was Wang Qiang, a forty-six-year-old single temporary worker at the flour mill. He was held solely responsible for all three murders. The official reason was that his wife had died in childbirth many years ago, leaving him resentful. Combined with a difficult work life, he developed a desire to take revenge on society. Fan Zhenzhen and the other two women were purely innocent victims, and the cutting of their eyelids was attributed to Wang Qiang's depraved mind.
The three families wailed at the police station for an entire day. Listening to them gave Yuan Si a splitting headache.
