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The deceased was a resident living on the top floor of the same building, named Zhao Jianming.
His body was found trapped in the elevator shaft, bearing multiple external and internal injuries, clearly indicating a violent death.
Zhao Jianming's manner of death was strikingly similar to that of Chen Ranran.
This revelation shocked and terrified everyone present.
The Owner Group erupted in heated discussions about this horrific murder case.
Some mentioned that Zhao Jianming had a reclusive personality and strained relationships with others, yet there were no clear enemies identified.
This made me question the motive and target of the murderer.
Meanwhile, the police began to conduct thorough investigations and inquiries among the residents of the community.
Due to my previous experiences, I found myself caught up in this turmoil.
The police questioned me in detail and took notes, advising me not to leave the city in case they needed my cooperation for further investigations.
Upon returning home, I felt physically and mentally exhausted, but my mind kept replaying the gruesome details of Zhao Jianming's death and Chen Ranran's voice message.
This made it impossible for me to find peace and sleep.
I began to ponder the hidden truths behind all of this.
Why would someone continuously murder innocent residents?
Who was the killer?
What was their purpose?
These questions plagued me, preventing me from resting easy.
At the same time, discussions within the Owner Group grew increasingly intense.
Some began to suspect that the killer might be hiding among us, and there were even mentions of the previous incident involving the Red Envelope.
This made me feel extremely uneasy and confused.
I didn't know when all of this would end, nor did I know if I would become the next target of the killer.
Some believed that Li Baoqiang was the murderer, but others questioned his whereabouts and motives.
I stood firm in my belief:
"Li Baoqiang is the killer!"
"His mother, Chen Jingyu, sent a Red Envelope before committing suicide."
"And right after his mother’s death, he demanded that we return the Red Envelope."
"This indicates that he felt extreme pain and anger over his mother's death."
"He chose to take revenge on those who robbed his mother of her Red Envelope."
"This is his motive for killing Chen Ranran and Zhao Jianming!"
Members of the Owner Group began discussing Li Baoqiang's motives and actions.
Some suggested that Li Baoqiang might be retaliating against society due to his mother's suicide and the Red Envelope incident.
Others believed that his actions stemmed from anger and despair over his mother's death, leading him down a path of crime.
I thought that Li Baoqiang's behavior was a result of his inability to accept his mother's suicide and the humiliation of being forced to send a Red Envelope.
He likely viewed those who robbed the Red Envelope as disrespectful to his mother, prompting him to seek revenge in such an extreme manner.
However, regardless of Li Baoqiang's motives, his actions had already resulted in the loss of three lives.
We must bring him to justice as soon as possible to prevent more innocent people from being harmed.
It was four-thirty in the morning.
Li Baoqiang was surrounded by the police.
He held a sharp weapon, ready to resist.
The police attempted to persuade him to surrender, but Li Baoqiang was agitated and threatened them with the knife.
In the tense standoff, one officer tried to approach Li Baoqiang but was slashed by his knife.
Seizing the opportunity, Li Baoqiang escaped.
The police urgently pursued him, firing warning shots in the hallway.
In the chaos, I assisted the injured officer and called for an ambulance.
The police and rescue personnel quickly arrived at the scene, but Li Baoqiang had vanished within the community, leaving no trace behind.
A citywide manhunt was launched, but Li Baoqiang never reappeared.
His escape left the residents of the community feeling extremely anxious and fearful.
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