I Teach Kendo in Tokyo Chapter 128

   After speaking, Tamamo started to circle the car and the corpse, and then took out a small bag of salt.

   Kazuma grabbed Yuzao: "Don't make trouble, this site survey is not over yet, if it is discovered by the forensic department that there is salt on the site, it would be funny."

   Yuzao thought for a while, and stuffed the salt back into his box.

  At this time, the criminal police next to him asked: "Miss forensic doctor, what are you doing? Check the body quickly. Although the forensic department can also predict the time of death, since there is a professional forensic doctor, it is of course better for you. NS."

   Yuzao: "I'm about to start. My habit is to check and observe the overall condition of the deceased first."

   said she took out the gloves from the box and put them on.

   Kazuma looked at her next to her, thinking that she was more like a mad scientist doing experiments than a forensic doctor.

   Then Yuzao took out another recording pen, inserted it into the pocket of Kazuma, and pressed the record button.

   Kazuma curiously took out the pen and held it in his hand for a closer look: "It's quite professional..."

  Such a small voice recorder is still a high-precision product, and most lawyers still use small voice recorders.

   After handing over the recording pen to Kazuma, Tamamo started to examine the body of Mieko Oshiba.

  "Judging from the degree of stiffness, the death should be about three hours. Skin trauma was observed on the body surface, and it is presumed that it was caused by a fall."

  Next, Tamamo pressed Oshiba Mieko's breastbone.

  "Comminuted fracture of the chest cavity, and multiple fractures on the body. In addition, because of the bruises caused by the fall on the corpse, I personally think that it is very likely that Mieko Oshiba was still alive when he fell."

The detective next to    asked, "How are you sure she was alive when she fell?"

  "This statement is not accurate." Tamamo replied, "Correct it. Mieko Oshiba's body was still in a soft state when she fell, but she is not sure whether she was dead or not."

  Interpol: "Just how did you see this?"

  "If the body is already stiff, the scar from a fall will be different. After the human body is stiff, because the stiff muscles have a protective effect on the bones, they will not be broken so completely. In addition, the bruises under the skin will not be broken. The same. The state of the body is already hard, the bruise is not like this."

   Yuzao raised the body with one hand and showed the bruise on it to the local detective: "You see, this bruise is basically the same as the bruise when playing karate or kendo. The stiff person fell out. Not so, because at that time the blood vessels have lost their vitality greatly, and the heart is not beating anymore.

  "A bruise is actually a kind of blood under the skin. The heart can't be sent to the blood without beating, and the degree of congestion will be greatly reduced."

  The two detectives nodded again and again.

   Yuzao: "Although she may be alive when she fell, I should start to confirm the cause of death according to the process."

  Speaking, Tamamo put down Oshiba Mieko's arm and lifted her head.

   "Well," she immediately said as soon as she lifted her head, "Obviously she has a broken neck. It's normal. She fell on the roof of the car on her back, just because her head didn't rest on the car. The neck keeps going to hell."

   Kazuma: "Indeed, I can have auditory hallucinations, and hear the click of the neck being snapped back."

   Yuzao put down Da Chai's head, opened the collar of her pajamas, and checked the skin on her neck.

   "Well, there is no strangulation, plus there is no painful expression caused by suffocation on the facial expression, it is not judged that it is not being strangled."

   Then Yuzao removed a necklace from her neck, lifted it up and looked at the moon in the sky.

  The detectives who watched the Yuzao operation looked up at the moon and then at the street lamp next to him. They were a bit surprised. From their expressions, they probably wanted to ask: "Why don't you use stronger street lights? Need to be clearer?"

  At this time, Yuzao had already checked the necklace, looked up at Kazuma, and nodded slightly.

   It seems that this necklace may be the reason Oshiba Mieko suddenly fell.

   Then Yuzao handed the necklace to the detective next to him: "An ordinary pendant, there is nothing unusual."

The    detective took out a bag of evidence, threw the necklace in, then tore a page from his police handbook, and wrote down the time when it was discovered, the location of the discovery, and who was the original owner.

   When the police memorized these things, Yuzao started the next step. While doing the same, he dictated what he was doing and recorded: "Started to check for trauma, but apart from the bruise just mentioned, there was almost no Any horrible trauma that is fatal is observed.

   "In addition, there was very little bleeding at the scene, which is consistent with the situation of more bruises on the outer surface of the body."

   After finishing talking, Yuzao grabbed the recorder from Kazuma: "The rough inspection on site ends here, and the rest depends on the results of the autopsy."

   As soon as the voice fell off, the detective of the local police station next to it was embarrassed: "Well... if the department closes the case by suicide according to the usual practice, I am afraid that it will not be able to make the autopsy step, Miss Forensic."

   Kazuma thought that this was not right, anyway, Yuzao was not a real forensic doctor, she really got into the anatomy link instead.

   Now Yuzao has a regretful expression: "It is not normal for anatomy. Although I am not scientifically rigorous enough to say this, I can see with my naked eyes that this poor lady fell to her death. Unless someone pushes her. , Otherwise it's really difficult to determine homicide, most of which are suicides."

  The detective of the local police station nodded: "Yes, after I arrived at the scene, I probably felt that this time it was a trip for nothing."

  These non-professional groups who started from the grassroots level have to deal with more cases and catch more criminals if they want to get promoted, so they all hope that they can encounter that kind of vicious homicide, the best is to kill the door. In the case of Mieko's "suicide", there is no way to help people accumulate merits, so there is a saying of "a trip in vain".

  "In short, my part ends here. Then I will submit a detailed report to you."

   Yuzao took off his gloves and put it back in the box as he said, then said to Kazuma: "Okay, what you asked me to do is done, remember to return a gift."

The detective next to    smiled and said, "I said why the forensic doctor came directly to the scene. It turned out that the police department made a supplementary call."

  Japanese forensic medicine is very scarce. The police station generally does not have a full-time forensic doctor, and it has to dissect the body of a prisoner before looking for a hospital connected to the police, or directly to a university professor who teaches forensic medicine and leads the students to conduct an autopsy.

  Some police stations will entrust third-party agencies.

  In the Japanese police system, many times when judging the time of death, it is the authentication department, and sometimes even the authentication department is required to confirm the cause of death. This is all forced.

   Speaking of Yuzao, walked towards the car, walked two parts and turned around to greet Kazuma: "Come here."

  Kazuma hurriedly leaned over, with her ears close to her: "Any instructions?"

   "The ornament, I guess it was obtained from a shrine in Sanrimi. It is relatively rare, and it will be engraved with the buyer's name and birthday. This is an excellent subject matter."

   Kazuma: "Subject matter?"

  "Spells such as curses require the target to be determined."

   "Are you sure it was the curse?"

   "No... it may have been three hundred years ago, but the mystery is so thin now, and it is still in a modern metropolis like Tokyo..." Tamamo frowned, "This is too strange. In Tokyo, even It's me who performs the operation, and at best it can only make people have nightmares."

   Kazuma frowned and fell into thought.

   Yuzao gave him a light push: "Alright, my role is over for the time being, and you can do the rest. If you see anything suspicious, take a picture and send it to me."

  Tamazao took out the Polaroid camera from his box and stuffed it into Kazuma.

   Kazuma: "Is your box a treasure bag of Doraemon?"

   "The item box used to visit supernatural places, isn't it normal for a Polaroid?" Tamamo said.

   Kazuma: "I think it's an item box for burying supernatural locations, right."

   Kazuma said this at the same time, Tamamo was holding an AK47 at various supernatural phenomena and loudly proclaiming "In order to make me human as soon as possible, please disappear from the world" Scenes.

   Yuzao patted him on the shoulder: "Come on. I went back to the car to listen to the radio. Today is my favorite night talk show."

   Kazuma: "Didn't you originally book tonight to roll the sheets with me? In that case, what about your favorite show?"

   "Oh, there are different levels of likes." Yuzao waved away.

  When passing the cordon, the policeman guarding the cordon said in a loud voice, "You have worked hard!"

   "No, I simply did an autopsy. It was not very hard. It was your hard work." Yuzao saluted the policeman.

  I don't know if she deliberately made this respect crooked.

   Kazuma turned to look at the detectives at the two local police stations and said, "Let's continue talking about the reporter. Did the owner see any strange figures? The one pushed downstairs?"

   "No, the policeman said that after he found out that the person who hit his car was an individual, he ran to the police in a panic and didn't notice any abnormalities at all." Is this case going in the direction of homicide?"

   Kazuma is astounding: "Because he happened to be the key witness in my case, let me ask you, suppose you are a witness who just decided to go to the witness stand, and thought to send the guy who committed the crime A hot-blooded young man in jail, is it possible for you to commit suicide as soon as you turn your head and fall into depression?"

  The two detectives looked at each other, then shook their heads at Kazuma.

  Kazuma clap your hands: "That's it. I firmly believe that this is a deliberate killing, a murder."

   "Okay, if you have this sentence, we will give up our lives to accompany the gentleman and help you find evidence together." The local criminal policeman with hands on hips, "the witness will be silenced. The announcement of this case will definitely arouse attention, and we can really participate in the investigation. It is very helpful for promotion and salary increase."

   Kazuma: "Don't make your interests so straightforward, although I don't hate this direct style."

Kazuma suddenly noticed the fishy smell again.

  Humans are people who are easy to get used to a certain smell, staying in a place with a specific strong smell, the human brain will selectively ignore this smell. This is a physiological mechanism of the human brain.

  For example, most people frown at the odor when they first enter the toilet, and they won't notice the odor after the ton is over.

   Kazuma now notices the fishy smell again, indicating that this smell disappeared for a while and then reappeared before being noticed by Kazuma.

  If it always exists, it will be ignored by Kazuma.

  The smell of fish, pendant, nightmare curse...

  What is the relationship between this?

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