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“Cheng Hao, you miscalculated, didn't you?”
“I have been in contact with the police for a long time, and I recorded our conversation.”
Cheng Hao's eyes widened.
“What did you say?”
I pointed to the concealed recording device on my person.
“This device can transmit our conversation back to the police in real-time.”
“And while we were chatting, I had my colleagues block all the exits of the village.”
“Even if you sprout wings, you can't escape!”
Cheng Hao collapsed to the ground, his face ashen.
At that moment, a colleague walked in, holding a walkie-talkie.
“Xu Wen, Niu Xiaogang has been arrested.”
I breathed a sigh of relief and looked at Cheng Hao.
“Your boss has been caught.”
“Where do you think you can escape to now?”
Case Report: Ma Guilan Case
Date: April 2003
Location: Back Mountain of Li Family Village
Cause of Death: Drug overdose leading to Acute Myocardial Infarction
The details of the case are as follows:
Ma Guilan, 25 years old, was from Shanghai and had once been supported by her boss, Niu Xiaogang.
After discovering Niu Xiaogang's secret, she fled back to her hometown.
Niu Xiaogang offered a reward to find Ma Guilan, which led to her boyfriend, Cheng Hao.
The two conspired to lure Ma Guilan to the back mountain.
While she was asleep, Cheng Hao took the opportunity to kill her.
Before her death, Ma Guilan had intended to pass a letter to Xu Yunping, but it was seen by Xu Shengjun, who misinterpreted its meaning.
This misunderstanding led Xu Shengjun to attempt to assault Ma Guilan, triggering a series of subsequent tragedies.
Niu Xiaogang's underlings violated Ma Guilan's corpse, leaving behind evidence.
After the case concluded, Cheng Hao and Niu Xiaogang destroyed evidence and plotted to frame Xu Yunping.
Through this case, I uncovered many details that raised questions.
First, there were two invitation letters for Ma Guilan's meeting with Xu Yunping.
One was written in elegant and delicate handwriting, likely from Ma Guilan herself.
The other was in bold and rough script, seemingly not from her hand.
I placed both letters side by side for comparison and noticed that the second letter's handwriting differed from Ma Guilan's other testimonies.
I took a deep breath as an ominous premonition surged within me.
Could it be that the second letter was written by Xu Yunping?
I recalled the impression Xu Yunping had left on me.
She had always been a gentle and kind person.
How could she do something like this?
I shook my head, trying to dispel the thought.
Yet deep down, I couldn't shake off this doubt.
At that moment, I saw my mother waving at me from outside the window.
She was holding a Thermos, clearly bringing me some soup.
I set down my pen and walked over to the window.
Just as I was about to open it, I suddenly noticed a knife hidden behind my mother.
I froze for a moment, then quickly realized what it meant.
My mother was here to deliver soup, but she was hiding a knife behind her.
What did this mean?
I took a deep breath to calm my racing heart.
Could it be that my mother was truly involved in the plot to frame Xu Yunping?
As I spiraled into these thoughts, my mother had already approached me.
She smiled at me, holding the Thermos in her hand.
“Xiao Wen, come drink some hot soup,” my mother urged.
I forced a smile.
“Thank you, Mom.”
She handed me the Thermos and then turned to leave.
As I watched her retreating figure, a mix of emotions swirled within me.
Suddenly, a thought struck me.
When I was reading the second letter earlier, I seemed to have seen this handwriting in my mother’s study.
Could it be that this letter was really written by her?
I took a deep breath to calm my racing heart.
I needed to go to my mother’s study and uncover the truth behind this matter.
I picked up a pen and began to write the Case Report.
Although this case had come to an end, many questions still lingered in my mind, waiting for answers.
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