Chapter 2 Human meat buns
The next morning, four members of the special case team changed into casual clothes and went to a rural market to investigate undercover.
The rural market is a sandy road parallel to the national highway and a asphalt road passes vertically. Just like the scene picture of Bao Zhanhua, if the word "feng" is removed, it will be the traffic route around the crime scene.
Most of this market is street stall, and there are only vendors selling vegetables, fruits and meat.
Urban girls love shopping, while rural women love to go to market.
Su Mei pushed Professor Liang on the wheelchair and felt it was fresh everywhere. There was a mountain bike on the side of the road. The carriage was filled with bras and trousers. Several women were choosing around. The vendor raised the bra in his hand and shouted: "Ten yuan per piece, ten yuan per piece."
Hualong said: It’s so cheap, should Xiaomei buy one?
Su Mei rolled her eyes at Hualong.
Bao Zhan said: If we don’t buy anything, it won’t be like a market.
Su Mei said: Xiaobao, you are going to die.
Professor Liang said: Don’t make trouble, let’s go eat something.
At the intersection of the market, there is a simple shed made of bamboo poles and rain cloth. The bamboo poles are painted with a few words: buns, Hula soup. There are some burnt honeycomb coal on the ground next to the shed. At the door is a cement platform built with bricks. A wooden box is nailed to the bricks. Inside is a switch, and a wire is connected from the switch to the power pole outside the shed.
The bun shop has stopped operating and there are several bicycles in the shed.
Opposite the bun shop is a small restaurant selling mutton soup, which is also a simple rain cloth shed. The special case team four walked in and found a small square table to sit down. Su Mei felt it was unhygienic and lied that she was not hungry. Professor Liang ordered three bowls of mutton soup and a few sesame cakes.
Professor Liang pointed to the shed and said: Why don’t the bun shop opposite stop doing it?
The owner of the restaurant said: You are from other places. The bun shop used to sell small buns, but they all said that they sold human meat buns. If no one bought them, they would stop doing it.
Professor Liang concealed his identity and claimed to be a Taiwanese. He came to the mainland to look for relatives. He ordered another plate of lamb head meat and a plate of dried beans. He asked the boss to have a glass of wine and talk about human meat buns. Because it was morning, the store was not busy and there were no diners. The restaurant owner wiped his hands with an apron, sat at the small table, and started talking.
The owner of the bun shop was a couple, and he was quite diligent. Before dawn, there was no one in the market. They got up to cook the stove and dough and cooked a pot of Hula soup first. That day, someone threw away human flesh at the market. An old man selling onions first discovered it, thinking it was pork that fell on the ground. The owner of the bun shop also picked up a few pieces, thought it was pork, washed it, threw it into the meat grinder, put on the green onion, and grind it into a meat filling with the pork, and then wrapped the buns.
After the police arrived, the couple did not dare to talk about this, worried that the police would confiscate their buns.
They claimed to the police who came to investigate that they knew nothing and saw nothing. However, someone ate a small bun of curled hair in the buns, which looked neither like hair nor bristles, but should have come from a part of the human body. From that day on, the story of selling human meat buns gradually spread. This rural market is located in a remote place, with hawkers and marketers all nearby villagers, and few people from other places would come. After everyone knows, no one dares to eat their buns again.
Four people in the special case team pretended to be shocked, and this kind of market rumors were difficult to distinguish
True or false, the "Ten Real Human Box Cases" circulating on the Internet have also been proven to be hearsay and random fabrications.
The wire in the bun shop attracted Bao Zhan's attention, and he asked: Does the bun shop have a freezer?
The owner of the restaurant said: There is no freezer, I have never seen it before.
Hualong said: Then why do you pull a wire?
The owner of the restaurant said: He has a meat grinder, a blower, and a stove. Besides, he got up early and got up at four or five o'clock, so he had to turn on the lights to work.
Professor Liang asked: Which old man you are talking about is the onion sold? Can you call him here? I'll invite him to have a drink.
The owner of the restaurant said: When the old man sold out the onions, I will go and call you for him when he closed the stall.
Some people looked up at the threshing ground on the roadside, and some children who were watching the fun ran forward with laughter. Professor Liang signaled Bao Zhan and Su Mei to see what was going on.
It turned out that on the threshing field next to the market, there was a young man and a woman on a blind date. The young man was smoking a cigarette, hiding his inner tension. The young woman looked a little shy, lowered her head and twisted a dead cricket with her toes. The two of them asked and answered questions. The people around the market looked at them, and several children burst into laughter from time to time.
Su Mei looked at her for a while, and she hooked her fingers to Bao Zhan and said, "Xiao Bao, come here, let's have a blind date."
Su Mei imitated the movements and expressions of the blind date girl, and also twisted the ground with her toes, saying shyly, "Do you think I'm going to be the one?"
Bao Zhan was a little dull and said: Ah, Sister Xiaomei, what are you doing?
Su Mei asked: How many people are in your family, how many acres of land per capita, and how many cows are there in the field?
Bao Zhan understood and said embarrassedly: Sister Xiaomei, don’t joke, okay?
Su Mei frowned Bao Zhan's ears violently, slapped him in the head, and said: You are so stupid!
Su Mei and Bao Zhan returned to the small restaurant. The old man selling onions had closed the stall and sat at the table. He was drinking with Professor Liang and Hualong while talking about his discovery of human flesh. He added fuel to the fire and created his image to be brilliant and tall, boasting that the director of the township police station and the chief of the county public security bureau had asked him for the case, and said that even the public security experts sent by the central government had invited him to dinner.
Hualong smiled and said: I absolutely believe this.
Professor Liang lowered his voice and said: What's going on with selling human meat buns? Have you heard of it?
The old man selling onions whispered: Fake, his colleagues are enemies, they are all mutton soup, and they deliberately drove away the buns.
After returning to the township police station, Professor Liang deployed and arranged work tasks.
The police chief made a mobilization speech first, requiring all police officers to put the interests of the people first, strive forward in the face of difficulties, overcome all difficulties, and do their best to break the frozen corpse case.
Su Mei led a team of female police officers to verify the missing women in the county, find out the source of the body, and confirm the identity of the deceased as soon as possible.
The Criminal Police Brigade looked for all witnesses, especially the owner and his wife of the bun shop in the market, and took detailed records again.
Many witnesses said that the bodies found were "cold and cold", which shows that the place where the frozen bodies were frozen is not far from the market. With the rural market as the center and the surrounding villages were designated as the key areas, Director Dai and the Public Security Brigade were responsible for registering and investigating each household with freezer. The cold storage, meat-related factories, ice cream factories and other cold storages in the county town were cold.
The places where freezing facilities should also be investigated.
Hualong and Baozhan each set up a surveillance team, set up two secret observation points at the entrance and exit of the market, and observe and wait for the market for 24 hours. Although the method of waiting for the rabbit is stupid, if the murderer comes to throw the corpse again, it may be captured in one fell swoop.
Surveillance and waiting for criminal suspects is one of the important tasks of criminal investigation. Criminal police jokingly call this kind of work "squat".
However, most squats are as uncomfortable as constipation.
There is a wanted criminal in Shaanxi who has been fleeing for several years. Several policemen took turns to squat in a pigpen. They eat and live with pigs. After two weeks of persistence, they finally found the wanted criminal.
Several rapes and robberies occurred in a certain place in Heilongjiang. The criminal followed the woman who went to the toilet at night and committed the crime with a knife. Two policemen were squatting in the men's toilet for a whole month and finally captured him.
Hualong's observation point is located in a well house on the roadside of the market, and Baozhan hid in the haystack of the wheat threshing field. The first two times of throwing the body were at night, so they had to be energetic all night and stared at the market without blinking.
Professor Liang arranged a very challenging task for forensic Qin Ming.
Professor Liang said: You are not the only forensic doctor in your county public security bureau. They will do the simple tasks of finding out the age, height, and weight of the deceased. I will give you a difficult task, but I don’t know if you can do it.
Forensic Qin Ming asked curiously: What task?
Professor Liang said: Let me first see your skills.
At that time, the police chief was accompanying Professor Liang for dinner. There were some leftover chicken bones on the table and some chicken in the soup bowl. Professor Liang asked the forensic doctor Qin Ming to reorganize the chicken bones into a skeleton of a chicken. Forensic doctor Qin Ming was busy for two hours and was so tired that he was sweating profusely. He used toothpicks, chopsticks, and even used needles and threads to finally make the chicken and the leftover chicken bones look like a whole chicken.
The police chief applauded, but Professor Liang shook his head, very dissatisfied.
Forensic Qin Ming said: I understand, you want me to put the corpse together.
Professor Liang said: Yes, but you cannot damage corpses, toothpicks, chopsticks, needles and threads, etc., definitely not use them.
After repeated research, forensic Qin Ming formulated a corpse spelling plan. He classified the 357 corpses found so far, spliced ​​them together according to the human body structure, and then used quick freezing technology to glue them together. Finally, he found a wooden bracket and carefully erected the human bone puzzle.
This is a half-body standing, which looks very terrifying, without a head, palms and soles of feet, white bones exposed on the broken wrist, arms are also spliced ​​together by fragmented corpses, skin is like cracked land, buttocks are like half a watermelon buckle on it, and the sawing on the chest and abdomen is even more shocking.
The first time the corpse is sawed, the body is kneeling; the second time the corpse is sawed, the body is lying flat.
The murderer saw the deceased obliquely from the shoulder of the deceased to the perineum, and then saw half of the corpse without butt into pieces. In the middle, the corpse may have been thawed, so the postures of the two sawings were different.
The saw marks on the back were crisscrossed, like chess boards. When you look at the front, there is a pothole on the lower abdomen of the corpse, and it is obvious that a piece of meat is missing.
Chapter completed!