Yang Qi read quickly, but with intense focus.
He first scanned the basic details of the four cases, establishing an overall timeline and a spatial understanding of the crime scenes.
Then he began to meticulously study each crime scene investigation report, not missing a single minute detail.
Time ticked by, minute by minute. The only sounds in the office were the rustle of turning pages, the clatter of keyboards, and the murmur of hushed discussions.
As Yang Qi turned to the third case—the supplementary crime scene report for the man who drowned after falling into an open manhole—his gaze suddenly froze on a few lines of text:
