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It is said that this case of dismemberment and abandonment nearly scared the forensic experts to death.
In the river channel, a head covered in maggots was discovered, its eyes bulging and looking extremely terrifying.
The female victim's eyelids were turned inside out, and after being submerged in water for so long, her face had swollen beyond recognition. Her eyes, nose, and mouth were barely discernible, suggesting that her death condition must have been grotesque.
The hair had become incredibly fragile from prolonged exposure to water; it fell out with the slightest movement.
Looking at the suitcase infested with maggots, it seemed on the verge of bursting. Shockingly, after committing the crime, the murderer not only slept beside the corpse for an entire night but continued to do so even after dismemberment, only discarding parts once they began to rot and smell. How could anyone endure such horror?
"There are already signs of livor mortis, with some areas turning a reddish color," the forensic expert said, frowning as he examined the body. "He must have panicked; he said this can't be left like this."
Time of Incident: August 8, 2018.
Crime Scene: Zhengzhou, Henan.
On that day, a fisherman named Xiao Lei had just cast his line when he hooked a bulging plastic bag.
Angry, he reeled it in and tossed it into a nearby trash can, not realizing that just minutes later, the area would be swarming with green bottle flies.
"Curiosity may not kill the cat, but it can certainly make a person feel young!" Xiao Lei mumbled, unable to resist the pull of her curiosity. She slowly approached the trash can and opened the bag, letting out a high-pitched scream that echoed like a woman's wail. She instinctively took a few steps back, her face turning pale.
The Investigator rushed to the scene.
A suffocating stench assaulted their senses as they laid eyes on a highly decomposed head, grotesquely large. The forensic examination revealed distinct cut marks around the neck, the wounds unusually neat, indicating that the killer possessed exceptional knife skills.
In addition to the head, the bag contained a piece of floor tile and a handbag marked with some telecommunications logo, inside which lay a white floral dress.
The horrific scene sent chills down the spines of even the most seasoned Investigators. One of them couldn't help but shiver.
Who was the victim? Soon enough, you will learn that sometimes, staying out of trouble is the best way to stay alive!
The police immediately began their investigation. Since the head had been found in the River Channel, could the rest of the body also be in the water?
Professionals launched an extensive search operation throughout the Kunli River, working tirelessly day and night for several days. They scoured every inch but found not even a single hair.
However, onlookers known as Fishing Guys managed to catch plenty of fish and remarked how delicious they tasted this time around.
One Fishing Guy animatedly recounted his tale while holding up his freshly caught fish.
At the same time, Investigators conducting interviews with nearby residents received disappointing news; everyone claimed they had never seen this package before and had not spotted any suspicious individuals recently.
One Investigator shook his head in frustration as he recorded the information from his interviews.
The investigators discovered several pieces of floor tiles, identical to those found in the package, over 300 meters from the crime scene. This suggests that the murderer likely sourced materials from the immediate area.
Aside from this, there were no other useful findings.
Currently, the only lead they have is the severed head, which was meticulously wrapped.
Through a skull scan, it was determined that the victim was a woman aged between 20 and 30 years old. With her long, wavy blonde hair, she must have been quite fashionable in life.
"She was a rather beautiful woman," one officer remarked as he examined the scan results.
There was a very noticeable scar on her chin, indicating she had undergone surgery. Additionally, her teeth displayed a rose-like pattern, which is typical of asphyxiation deaths. The time of death was estimated to be five days prior.
Shockingly, the forensic expert discovered that the woman’s head had been severed and discarded in the river 24 hours after her death.
Due to the intense summer heat, gases began to form as the head soaked in the water. Ironically, the murderer had wrapped it too tightly in plastic bags, preventing the gases from escaping and causing it to float to the surface. This cleverness ultimately backfired.
Furthermore, investigators analyzed that the primary reason for dismembering and disposing of the body was likely to avoid recognition by others.
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