As a police officer, Ho Jiahui does not believe in "ghosts seeking life". Based on his experience, all supernatural cases are caused by someone deliberately pretending to be a ghost.

So He Jiahui asked the security guard: "You think the deceased looks like a psychopath. What unusual behavior does he usually have?"

The security guard thought for a while and said, "I remember last week, one day when I was on night shift, around one o'clock in the morning, he came to the security room, shirtless, and knocked on the door. He said it was the faucet of their sink and water was flowing out.

It's all blood.

I quickly went to his house with him to check, and it turned out that the water flowing out of the sink faucet was clearly clear water. I also checked the bathroom shower head, toilet toilet, and kitchen faucet. They were all normal. How could there be any blood?"

Another security guard next to him also said: "I encountered a similar situation once. I remember it was also at night. He came to me and said it was an earthquake. But I didn't feel anything here.

After I asked carefully, he told me that the bed kept shaking when I was sleeping. I also went to his house to see his bed. His bed was very strong and the mattress was so thick that no one could move it.

It’s even more impossible to say it’s shaking!”

Another security guard said: "Another time, also in the middle of the night, he came to the security room to find me and said that the TV at home would turn on automatically and it would not work even if it was unplugged.

Moreover, when the TV was turned on, all channels would play the same missing person notice, and the girl on the missing person notice had died two years ago! He thought something dirty was looking for him.

I followed him to his house to check, and it turned out that the TV in his house was obviously turned off, and I even went up and touched the heat dissipation area behind the TV. It was also cold, and it was obviously not turned on. I think he

It’s basically treating dreams as reality!”

Several security guards described the deceased's abnormal behavior, which sounded like he was mentally disturbed.

"Isn't this guy high on drugs? Go back and let the forensic doctor do a blood test to see if he has taken drugs." He Jiahui ordered.

At this time, the crime team also found the identity information of the deceased.

Yang Zai opened his report: "The deceased's name was Wang Hai, he was 45 years old, and he was the founder of News. News is an online media. They often report eye-catching news, so it has become quite popular in recent years.

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"Tell the news? I seem to have an impression. This media seems to be good at making up news. It was rumored two days ago that Best Actor Zhang will die soon from terminal cancer. It must be this media!" He Jiahui said.

"Yes, this leaky news has published a lot of false information about the case, and has been warned by our police many times." Ma Jun nodded, and then said: "This leaky news should be quite profitable, otherwise the deceased

I can’t live in a high-end community like this.”

Yang Zai went on to introduce: "The deceased Wang Hai was divorced once. He and his ex-wife had no children and are currently living alone. Other interpersonal relationships are temporarily ominous, and the debt problem also needs to be verified."

"Looking at the place where Wang Hai lives, it doesn't look like there is a debt problem. However, the news has been very popular in the past few years, and it often talks nonsense and spreads rumors to cause trouble. It must have offended a lot of people, and it cannot be ruled out that it is a vendetta!"

Ma Jun said, looked at the residential building in front of him, and then asked: "Is the deceased Wang Hai living here?"

"Yes, it's Building D on the 12th floor of this building." Yang Zai replied.

"Then let's go up and see if there are any clues."

The group of people went directly to the twelfth floor and arrived at Wang Hai's residence.

Standing at the door, everyone looked carefully. There was a combination lock on the door, and there were no signs of damage.

He Jiahui said: "The door lock has not been broken, so it should not be a burglary. Considering that this is a high-end community with security guards, the possibility of a burglary is not high."

The lockpicking expert opened the door and everyone walked into the room. Looking up, there were quite a few furnishings in the room, such as vases, animal ornaments, etc., and they were all neat and not cluttered at all.

"It seems that there are no signs of being disturbed in this room, which can rule out the possibility of theft or robbery." Ma Jun said, suddenly pointing to the foot of the wall, and then asked: "What is that? It's

Is it a symbol?"

Following the direction Ma Jun pointed, everyone saw a yellow talisman paper posted there.

"There's one on the other side too." Ma Jun pointed to another corner, where there was also a talisman posted.

Everyone then looked around and found that there was also a talisman stuck on the inside of the door through which they entered.

The owner of this house had just jumped to his death, so it was considered a haunted house. The yellow talismans on the wall immediately added to the eerie atmosphere.

"Is there really a ghost here?" Uncle Hua looked around with some vigilance. He was quite superstitious.

"Uncle Hua, you are well-informed, don't scare me!" Young Yang Zi subconsciously shrank his neck.

"What kind of ghost is there in this world!" Ma Jun snorted coldly, and then asked: "Have you offered incense to Mr. Guan this morning?"

"Come on, I came to the office early in the morning, and the first thing I did was to pay my respects to Mr. Guan." Uncle Hua said.

"Then what are you afraid of? Regarding the second master's blessing, are you still worried about ghosts?" Ma Jun said.

He Jiahui next to him smiled helplessly. Ma Jun said in the first sentence that there are no ghosts in the world, but in the second sentence he asked Mr. Guan for blessing. This is quite contradictory.

But mentioning Mr. Guan is really effective, and the police in Xiangjiang also believe this. Uncle Hua's back straightened, and Yang Zi didn't shrink his neck anymore. It seemed that he had really received the blessing of Mr. Guan, and he had no inhibitions.

"Go to the other rooms and take a look first," Ma Jun ordered.

Everyone began to check other rooms. Just like the living room, the other rooms were neatly tidied with no trace of clutter, and talismans were also found.

"Sir Ma, there are talisman stickers on the bedside and wardrobe!"

"There are also talismans on the bookshelf."

"There are also talisman stickers posted in the toilet and bathroom!"

Ma Jun frowned and murmured to himself: "It's even posted in the bathroom, aren't you afraid it will get wet when taking a shower? How superstitious is this deceased!"

He Jiahui walked to the TV and touched the upper edge of the TV. He found that it was very clean and there was no dust at all. He looked at the other furnishings in the room and found the same thing.

"Everything in the room is arranged neatly. The room is spotless. There is no dust even on the upper edge of the TV. Either the deceased had a mysophobia, or there is someone who will clean it." He Jiahui said.

Then, He Jiahui walked to the balcony again and looked down.

"The deceased should have fallen from here. This balcony is also very clean."

Ma Jun also came over. He looked at the clean balcony and said, "According to the testimony of witnesses, the deceased reported the crime immediately after falling from the building. The patrol police also rushed to the scene of the crime as soon as possible and sealed it off.

So if it was a homicide, the murderer probably didn’t have time to clean up the scene, let alone clean the room so cleanly. Now there are no traces of a fight in the whole room. It seems that the deceased most likely committed suicide or slipped and fell."

"We still have to let the forensic evidence confirm it." He Jiahui continued: "Let the forensic evidence come over and try to collect fingerprints, footprints and other traces, and then spray some luminol to see if there is any blood reaction."

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Forensics came to the room and began to search for evidence. First, they sprayed luminol on the balcony, living room, etc., but there was no blood reaction. Then they went to the kitchen, bathroom and other places to collect fingerprints and hair samples for DNA analysis.

Compare.

After a while, the forensic officer came over to report the situation: "We found no blood at the scene, and the room was very clean. We only found scattered shoe prints. However, we found two people's fingerprints on the refrigerator door in the kitchen.

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The kitchen is a place for cooking, and the fumes are relatively large, which is indeed more likely to produce fingerprints.

Ho Jiahui analyzed: "The kitchen is generally a place where only the owner goes. If someone comes over as a guest, they probably won't go to the kitchen.

There are two people's fingerprints in the kitchen, indicating that there should be two people living in this house. The deceased did not live alone. It seems that the information we investigated before was wrong."

At this time, Yang Zai came back and reported the latest investigation progress: "I just asked the neighbor that the deceased hired a house help, who is usually responsible for washing clothes, making dinner, and cleaning the room."

"Housekeeper? No wonder there are two people's fingerprints in the kitchen. It seems that one of the fingerprints should be that of the housekeeper."

Ma Jun nodded, and then ordered: "Go find the house assistant, do a fingerprint comparison, and record a confession."

Household assistants in Xiangjiang are actually part-time aunties. The nature of their work is the same as that of Filipino domestic helpers, including buying food, cooking and doing housework.

Under normal circumstances, domestic helpers are charged by the hour, and the hourly salary is 70 to 80 Hong Kong dollars. In addition, the employer has to buy an insurance for the domestic helper, which is indeed much more expensive than a Filipino domestic helper with 6,000 yuan per month.

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But many white-collar workers, especially those who live alone, prefer to hire domestic assistants instead of Filipino maids.

First of all, according to Hong Kong law, when hiring a Filipino maid, you must provide the other party with three meals a day and a fixed residence. Therefore, the Filipino maid eats and lives in the employer's house.

For people who live alone, or men who live alone, if they have a Filipino domestic helper living at home, their life will definitely be inconvenient, so they simply hire house helpers and leave after the work is done. They do not need to eat and live at home, and the employer has more independent space.

Secondly, Filipino domestic helpers must have one day off every week, which is also stipulated by law. Household assistants are hourly employees and can work as usual on weekends.

As for the cost issue, although the hourly wage of a domestic assistant is much more expensive, it usually only takes three or four hours to complete household chores such as laundry and cooking. Calculated in this way, the monthly cost is about the same as hiring a Filipino maid.

Therefore, those who hire Filipino maids are basically families with children. If the couple is too busy with work, they will hire a Filipino maid to take care of the housework. People who live alone will choose a domestic assistant.

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The deceased's domestic assistant was invited to the police station, and she was an ordinary aunt in her fifties.

After fingerprint comparison, the fingerprints of the second person found in the kitchen of the deceased did indeed belong to this aunt.

Sitting in the interrogation room, the aunt seemed very nervous and kept looking around.

"Ms. Guan, don't be nervous. We just ask some questions on a regular basis. You just need to answer truthfully." Ma Jun first comforted him and then asked: "You are usually responsible at Wang Hai's house.

What jobs?”

"Wash clothes, clean the room, and make dinner." The housekeeper replied.

"Can you tell me in detail your work process?" Ma Jun asked next.

The aunt replied: "Every afternoon, I will go to the vegetable market first and buy ingredients for dinner. Occasionally, I will also buy some daily necessities, such as toilet paper and laundry detergent.

At the end of every month, he would give me the cost of food and daily necessities for the next month. At the beginning of the month, I would also give him the grocery shopping account.

Mr. Wang has to work during the day, so he is not at home. When I arrive at Mr. Wang's house, I usually wash the clothes first. After putting the clothes in the washing machine, I start washing yesterday's dishes and chopsticks, and then clean the room.

After cleaning the room and washing the clothes, I will take the clothes to dry, fold them and put them in the cabinet, and then make dinner. When Mr. Wang comes back, I can leave.

If Mr. Wang wants to work overtime, he will call me so that I don’t have to wait for him to come back. There is a microwave in the kitchen and he will heat up the food himself. If Mr. Wang does not come home for dinner at night, he will also call me.
To be continued...