The words have been spoken. Fu Yujing pondered for a few seconds, and then slowly gave him the source of his knowledge of the story.
"At that time, my eldest brother and sister-in-law were unconscious most of the time, but they heard the details from others. I learned the details from them. In addition, there were many things that no one had ever encountered that they had seen with their own eyes, and they also tried to make explained.”
It’s interesting to experiment with these two words.
Liang An's eyes turned slightly, without any unnecessary fluctuations in his expression.
Obviously, Fu Yujing's level of knowledge is beyond imagination, but as a guy who has always kept secrets from anyone, he was indifferent to the narration of this matter from beginning to end.
He acquiesced in this behavior.
Shao Zi frowned, "They didn't inform the police?"
Although the case is still confidential, Shao Zi has never had the opportunity to understand the more detailed causes and consequences like now, but he was naturally able to find some outlines with his authority.
For example, the name of the murderer, who was injured or killed, and some participants who cannot be ignored... But the most important part is about the people Zhao Qiang once killed, and there is no detailed description of the island that determines the ending of the story.
All relevant files at most describe the cause and motive of the case and some of the evidence of the crime. Most of them focus on the inferences about the deceased whose remains are unknown and the way they were victimized after the investigation of Zhao Qiang's residence and island.
——Rather than understanding the experiences of the living, the main job of the police is to give an explanation to the families of the victims and try their best to find out whether there may be other survivors.
As far as Shao Zi knew, the first confession record of the two imprisoned victims in the last case was not very detailed. The reason is roughly that the victim is emotionally unstable, suspected of having mental problems, and is easily tortured by this past... and does not have much information related to Zhao Qiang's crime experience.
Only the female of the two, Cui Xiuling, Zhao Qiang's former best friend and Fu Yujing's sister-in-law, received a gentle and long-term questioning accompanied by a psychiatrist after receiving psychological counseling for several days.
Through the memories she pieced together intermittently, the police probably obtained some of Zhao Qiang's fixed residences to find clues, and also learned about Zhao Qiang's unknown past.
But apart from the clues about the location, the rest of the content can only provide some material for criminal psychology - which happens to be Fu Yujing's field.
Facing Shao Zi's question, Fu Yujing shook his head, "What they provided is not something that is usually written into the file. It is normal not to record it. But for me, the situation may be different."
The same information may be a piece of waste paper in the eyes of some people, but it may be crucial in the eyes of others.
Only Liu Che didn't know the inside story surrounding this case. He was still undercover at the time, so he couldn't say that he had never heard of the case, but he did not know what it was related to. "What exactly is it?"
That was some “small talk.”
In the damp, dark temporary prison with dripping water, sharp calls for help, desperate sobs, and many trivial whispers often sounded.
What Cui Xiuling can't forget is the last words Zhaqi said after seeing the true face of her close friend whom she had gained because of sympathy. She once again acted as if nothing had happened and came to the tragically harmed herself with the consciousness of a "confidant".
Or rather, a conversation.
Their acquaintance and friendship stemmed from the same feelings. Quite similar to what Zhao Qiang described about herself, Cui Xiuling also had a depressing childhood—due to her alcoholic and domestically violent father.
Therefore, after Zhao Qiang revealed her true face, Cui Xiuling immediately realized that her mother might be the cause of the murder and confirmed this.
However, compared to the vicious killing techniques and long-term torture process, Zhao Qiang's attitude towards Cui and Fu is indeed different. While she provides drinking water and food, she often even chats from a distance, making some common conversations like with friends.
Cui Xiuling also begged and tried to activate a trace of beauty and kindness in Zhao Qiang's heart with the attitude of a subordinate. She used her own experience of leaving her abusive father and finding love and a new life to try to dissuade Zhao Qiang from distorting herself anymore and for the sake of her parents' past. Oppression will ruin your future life.
Her life still has meaning, she can still do a lot of things she likes, and her future has endless possibilities...
In order to persuade Zhao Qiang to stop and protect herself and her lover, Cui Xiuling used all her pleading words to please her, regardless of whether she believed such nonsense now that she was filled with hatred.
But Zhao Qiang only replied to her with one sentence.
In the dark and humid environment, her expression was different from before, and she even seemed quite peaceful, and her tone of voice could be described as gentle.
"My purpose in life is to kill people."
