Huang Quan continued: "The murderous intention is like a little spark on the dry grassland. Once it is born, it can no longer be cured. At that time, she accused me of not intending to marry her, saying that if I dare to let her down, she would ruin me. I looked at her suddenly becoming arrogant and I didn't want to pinch it. At that time, my mind was blank and almost numb. My only idea was to not allow her to destroy my future."

"She struggled and kicked me to the ground. There were vines on the ground. I pulled the vines around her neck. The vines were struggling to her chest. I had to pounce on her and pinched her with my hands. But after pinching it for a while, I heard footsteps. I felt very panicked. I let her go and ran back to the tavern. In fact, I didn't know if she died. After I went back, I thought that if someone discovered, I would not only ruin my future, but also pay my life. At that moment, I really hated her."

"There is a problem," the prince looked at him. "At that time, your friend and the people in the tavern testified for you, saying that you had drunk in that place that night. The palace saw that the tavern where you drank was at least two miles apart from the west building. You first went to wait for her near the west building, and then took her to the woods to talk. In the end, you killed her and ran back to the tavern, which would take at least half an hour. But the confession of your friend and the waiter said that you had only been to the cottage during this period."

Huang Quan said: "After I ran back, I was restless, so I ran to the cottage. Until my friend came over to knock on the door of the cottage, I went out staggeringly, saying that I was drunk and fell asleep in the cottage. I also told my friend that it was embarrassing to sleep in the cottage. He asked him to help me keep it confidential so as not to ruin my reputation. He also used money to order the waiter in the tavern. The waiter had been familiar with me earlier and was willing to help me keep it confidential. When the official sent a letter to ask them, they naturally did not mention this matter, but said that I had been drinking in the cottage. In fact, they didn't know that I had gone out and everything had nothing to do with them."

The King of Qi snorted, "It was because of their offering that Jingzhao Mansion ruled out your suspicion at that time."

He had read the sects at that time. Huang Quan was not present and more than one person made a confession. After visiting and investigating, many drinkers in the tavern that night saw him, so Jingzhao Mansion ruled out his suspicion.

In addition, the deceased had made an appointment with Chen Wu at that time, so they focused on Chen Wu.

When the prince got the answer he wanted, he asked someone to temporarily put Huang Quan in prison, but when he heard Huang Quan murmured again, "I have no regrets. I have lived a wonderful life for more than ten years. Now I have no regrets if I have not killed her, I will not have the glory of today. What should I ask for in this life?"

The prince originally wanted to say that with your talent and knowledge, even if you marry her, she would still be the top scorer in high school and also be admitted to the officialdom. However, he felt that there was no need to say that, he knew this.

If you don’t bear a life, your achievements are not higher than you are now, but at least you can live a more relaxed and unrestrained life, and you will not hide your darkness in your heart, and you can be ashamed of doing things.

After the King of Qi put Huang Quan in prison first, he thought of the poor Chen Wu for some reason.

The prince said that Wu Wen's last breath was because Chen Wu fell down and dragged the person into the stream with a vine.

Chen Wu did not intend to kill someone. He fell down as an accident, so he was not responsible for injury.

The problem is that according to the prince, although Huang Quan had the idea of ​​killing, he did not kill Wu Wen, and he was in anger and killed people for a while. He did not have a premeditated intentional murder. Is there another thing to say whether he could be sentenced to death?

He said to the prince: "I have to discuss this matter with the Ministry of Justice in the future."

When the prince heard this, he said, "How did Wu Wen die in the end? This is no longer a matter of investigation, and the ones we speculate are not proof."

"But if you are talking about the facts, Huang Quan did not really kill Wu Wen. It was considered an attempted homicide. The conviction did not affect it and affected the sentencing. When handling the case, we should still pay attention to the truth."

The prince frowned, "Well, Uncle Qi made sense. There is no way to change the autopsy report now. After all, the bodies have become bones."

"Baoer, in fact, if Chen Wu didn't go and didn't take Wu Wen down, Wu Wen would have died."

"But the fact is that Chen Wu went and took Wu Wen down, so now we can't assume if Chen Wu didn't go, would Wu Wen survive or be rescued by someone passing by."

The King of Qi hadn't really done such a difficult case yet, and looked at him and asked, "How to judge?"

"I'll go back and ask my father."
Chapter completed!