Chapter 1166: Chapter 1096: I Will Speak 3 Sentences
“In summary, given the nurous challenges presented by this case, I propose that we try so fresh approaches. For instance, we can conduct a comprehensive audit and investigation of the Changxi Group, plant personnel for undercover operations within it, and after laying this groundwork, make further plans.”
Jian Louyuan, the Captain of the Criminal Police Brigade, was the first to speak, receiving enthusiastic applause from everyone.
Jian Louyuan saluted, then sat down.
Dai Mingsheng picked up the microphone and comnted, “Although Lou Yuan didn’t speak for long, he made a complete outline of the Li Yaoji murder case. Nicely done; he has conducted in-depth research on the Li Yaoji murder case. You were with the task force back then, correct?”
“Yes,” Jian Louyuan replied formally in the formal setting and added, “At that ti, I was responsible for investigating the four mistresses and five children of the Li Yaoji family, and later I investigated several of Li Yaoji’s business partners. Li Yaoji’s private life was decadent, making a cri of passion possible, but there is a lack of evidence.”
“Hmm. It shows that Lou Yuan hasn’t been idle these years.” Dai Mingsheng turned his head, glanced at Captain Hao of the second squad, and said, “Zhichao is following Jiang Yuan for the investigation this ti, so let’s not speak yet, Third Squad, Liu, you may proceed.”
“Yes!” The captain of the Third Squad rose, saluted, glanced around, then began to read his script.
He offered a similar analysis of the case and presented his thoughts and opinions during the final phase.
A case-solving conference is almost the most advanced form of case analysis, extrely formal. In terms of appearance, it is similar to the case analysis conferences found in Korean and Japanese films. It often requires all personnel to be present, with leaders at all levels presenting their thoughts and opinions to ensure they are communicated directly to all attendees.
While the efficiency of such case-solving conferences tends to be low, their main function is in execution. The investigation plan approved by the conference ans anyone who tries to slack off could likely face penalties.
In Korean and Japanese films, such settings are also the best occasions for a young detective to shine. Victory brings glory, and failure entails complete demise.
A regular case analysis eting is typically the point where decisions are made after several small private etings.
So leaders may present new ideas or proposals at these conferences, but they are usually not fundantal. At minimum, the basic investigation model and thods need to be decided before the eting.
Things requiring large mobilizations, cross-region police deploynts, or requiring special agents or undercover work are usually discussed ahead of formal etings.
Because of this, Dai Mingsheng’s eting today seed sowhat rushed. The squad leaders spoke very conservatively.
However, everyone understood this, as handing the case over to Jiang Yuan and his Cold Case Squad was essentially the biggest decision. Everyone speculated that Dai Mingsheng intended to use this conference to unify thoughts, urging each unit to cooperate actively.
Several squad leaders had thoughts but didn’t have any strong dissent.
Jiang Yuan’s competence is obvious; since he is willing to work on the Li Yaoji case, everyone is naturally willing to cooperate.
The captain of the Third Squad finished speaking, and the captain of the Fourth Squad imdiately stood up, saying, “I don’t know much about the Li Yaoji murder case, but I agree with so of the ideas proposed by the previous three captains. Specifically, I believe that on one hand, we should continue to reinforce the investigation and organization of involved individuals, while on the other hand, we need to consider so new perspectives.”
The captain of the Fourth Squad paused, then said, “I know the previous task force has ruled out the possibility of a random killing. But I believe the situation of a cri of passion could still exist. What I an is, the perpetrator may not have had a direct conflict with the victim, but because Li Yaoji had substantial power, so of his decisions could have significantly impacted the perpetrator.”
The captain of the Fourth Squad continued, “This impact may have led the perpetrator to make a hasty decision. He might have decided to murder and then acted on it. This also explains why the massive financial sums disappeared. When the perpetrator took these sums, he might not have thought it through, motivated by a greedy psychology at the ti. Later, he may have gradually returned to reason.”
Captain Four: “Considering this, I think we need to look into so minor stakeholders. Their losses might not be substantial in absolute terms, but relative to their capabilities or emotions, they are significant…”
The speech from the captain of the Fourth Squad received sincere applause from everyone present.
Dai Mingsheng also nodded slightly. Although he disagreed with the perspective, it was indeed relatively novel; had it been a regular case-solving conference, the captain’s speech might waste a considerable amount of funds.
Dai Mingsheng gestured for the next to stand up.
Captain Hao glanced at Dai Mingsheng with subtle apprehension; he was the only captain present who knew the full situation, allowing him to fully understand Dai Mingsheng’s intentions, at least, he had ample reason to believe their intentions aligned.
If you’ve spent a fortune on a highly expensive piece of equipnt, then you’d best prove its usefulness.
Alternatively, when you’ve paid heavily for a locksmith, and the locksmith manages to open the lock in an instant, how do you prove you haven’t squandered money? You can invite several more locksmiths; if they take significantly longer to open the lock, then the first was truly worth the cost.
Further, if none of the other locksmiths can open the lock, this all the more proves the first locksmith’s value.
Of course, this also proves that the expense of hiring the first locksmith was not wasted.
Captain Hao thought to himself: Didn’t expect Old Dai to be so shrewd.
The speech from the captain of the Fifth Squad was similarly confident, ordinary, and redundant—should it have been oriented towards direct investigation, it might have felt useful. But now, looking at the answer directly, his approach and the answer don’t align, the investigation targets and routes diverge, thus the outco is clear.
After the speeches from several squad leaders concluded, Dai Mingsheng called upon the political instructors and several deputy brigade leaders to speak, followed by standout team mbers.
The detectives of the brigade gradually loosened up, with so young detectives even raising their hands, doing things similar to protagonists in Japanese and Korean dramas, but not as intensely.
Naturally, they also weren’t as accurate.
Finally, after everyone’s speeches ended, Dai Mingsheng turned to Jiang Yuan and said, “Captain Jiang, could you say a few words?”
Everyone’s gaze imdiately converged on Jiang Yuan’s face.
Jiang Yuan sighed, “Deputy Dai, what should I say?”
“Say whatever you want,” Dai Mingsheng reflected relief, as if saying, “I’ve invited the best locksmith.”
Jiang Yuan looked around at the hundreds of eyes, his emotional intelligence fully engaged, cleared his throat twice, and said, “Then I’ll say three things.”
Jiang Yuan said, “First: The Li Yaoji murder case has been solved. Just as the eting started, suspect Li Yujing was taken for interrogation, and I’ve just received news that Li Yujing has confessed. Imagine?”
“Second: The cracking of the Li Yaoji case was entirely through footprints and fingerprints, as well as cri scene analysis. The analysis was incredibly challenging. I’ll detail it in a paper later.”
“Third: Deputy Dai asked everyone to conduct case analysis. In my opinion, so investigation approaches are indeed valuable. If executed, they could serve as a good strategy. However, my expertise lies in technology alone, so I usually proceed from a technical standpoint for investigations.”
The room was so quiet it felt as though the locksmith had killed everyone.
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