National Forensic Doctor
Chapter 302 - 302 271 Burning Bone Fragments

302: Chapter 271: Burning Bone Fragments 302: Chapter 271: Burning Bone Fragments Two years ago, the case seemed like a distant memory.

But in the high-end restaurant and hotel industry, two years is not a long time.

Moreover, if the restaurant or hotel is sufficiently upscale, they usually offer facial recognition services.

Although most facial recognition is based on photographs, if the guest is a celebrity or a regular, hotel employees can often genuinely remember their faces.

This is just like how Jiang Yuan and his son could walk down the street now and possibly not be recognized by anyone.

But if they were to fly to their usual Aman or Four Seasons, familiar hotel staff would come out to greet them and directly address them with “Mr.

Jiang, welcome…”

Of course, this kind of facial recognition service is not guaranteed, as some people naturally have a low presence, or some hotels and restaurants do not focus on this kind of training and requirements, so it’s normal not to be recognized.

However, as a hidden feature of luxury hotels, they try to implement facial recognition wherever possible, as it is a great way to attract regular customers.

After all, for guests, being recognized upon entering and receiving their preferred personalized services without any fuss, such as a bed that suits their firmness preference, the right pillow, the ideal time for bed making, a quieter room, or one that is more conveniently located, is highly valued.

With no better options, the detectives had to go from one restaurant and hotel to another asking questions.

Changyang City did not have top-tier luxury hotels, but the InterContinental Hotel and the Wyndham Hotel, as benchmarks, were able to offer services slightly better than the competition.

Besides, there were quite a few high-end restaurants in Changyang City.

Under the intervention of Brigade Chief Yu Wenshu, all the hotels and restaurants actively engaged in facial recognition initiatives.

When it comes to criminal cases, customer confidentiality is trivial.

After two days of running around, a suspect emerged:

Li Sen, the founder of Da Sen Technology Co., Ltd.

in Changyang City.

In Changyang City, Li Sen belonged to the elite of the tech community.

His company deeply penetrated Shan Nan Province with a portal website, game agency, technology services, advertising production and agency, and investments in several well-known large domestic internet companies.

He was both a guest of honor for government officials and a darling of local media.

If it weren’t for three waiters who recognized Li Sen and Ruan Sijing, and the subsequent secret investigation confirming Li Sen’s fingerprints in Ruan Sijing’s home, Yu Wenshu would have had difficulty deciding to arrest him.

However, when the arrest was warranted, it happened.

The social impact of his company was actually smaller than that of Jianyuan Pharmaceutical in Qinghe City.

Despite this, the large conference room was still crammed with more highly educated police officers, who worked day and night for several days to solidify the evidence.

Jiang Yuan simply made routine check-ins, greeted everyone, and then sat and waited for the investigation phase of the case to end before visiting the upscale restaurants he hadn’t been to in the previous days when he found time.

The “Cold Case Squad” was a scene of busy tranquility, but the provincial criminal investigation system was caught in a frenzy of discussion.

Those with a compulsion to socialize tagged Jiang Yuan directly:

Forensic Li Rui: [Li Sen was just arrested like that?

What will happen to Da Sen Technology?]

Without waiting for Jiang Yuan’s reply, Wan Baoming, who was roaming various groups, immediately spoke:

Wan Baoming: [What can be done?

After all, the company surely isn’t just one person.]

Forensic Li Rui: [That’s really something for the provincial capital, to just nab a prominent company like Da Sen.]

Wan Baoming: [The crime scene was full of his fingerprints and DNA, and there were witnesses.

If not him, who else should be arrested?]

Liu Jinghui: [Is it that simple?

Did Li Sen just kill someone and run away?]

Wan Baoming: [How’s your health, Jinghui?

It really is that simple.

Before, we didn’t have his DNA and fingerprints for comparison, but now that we know who the victim was associated with, we’ve made the arrest.

It’s likely a case of accidental homicide.]

Shan Nan: [A domineering CEO in his 40s and a 25-year-old female college student, no wonder everyone’s talking about it.

It’s intriguing to both men and women.]

Liu Jinghui: [What kind of accident?]

Wan Baoming: [The case isn’t over; I can’t go into details.

The prosecution is likely to charge him with involuntary manslaughter.

It’s up to Li Sen’s side to see how they want to argue, but I don’t think they have much room to maneuver.

Jiang Yuan’s cases always have solid evidence, which is satisfying.]

Liu Jinghui: [Sidelong glance.jpg, are you implying something?]

As a master of deduction, Comrade Liu Jinghui’s reasoning was often questioned due to incomplete evidence.

There would also occasionally be issues with the evidence chain.

In the past, Liu Jinghui would often battle with the Prosecutor’s Office over this.

Now, he just left it to his colleagues to handle, although he was still occasionally sensitive about it.

Wan Baoming laughed in front of his phone, put it down, and looked across the conference table at Jiang Yuan.

Standing at the heart of the storm and facing its fury was thrilling.

“Doctor Jiang, shall we take on a new case next?” asked Wan Baoming softly.

“Oh, we can work on a new case now?” Jiang Yuan put down the mobile game he was playing.

“It’s about time.

We won’t be needed here much longer,” said Wan Baoming as he checked Jiang Yuan’s reaction, explaining, “Brigade Chief actually cares about us.

He wanted us to clear up Li Sen’s case before we take on any new cases, so we don’t get tangled up and run into problems.”