1166: Chapter 1189: Forced into Confession 1166: Chapter 1189: Forced into Confession “Actually, if she hadn’t gone public at this ti, it would have been more advantageous for her,” Ye Ranran touched her chin.
“J.C is currently under investigation, and the angry netizens would think it serves them right.
The anger has nowhere else to go, just so cursing online, and since I’m not part of the entertainnt circle, let them curse.”
Once J.C’s issue was settled, this matter would almost die down, or if not, just reveal the truth.
After all, public opinion is manipulated by people, it all depends on how you say and do things.
Moreover, this matter was originally justified on her side; what did she have to fear?
The only unclear point was, did Xia Shi not understand the situation outside?
Why would she do such a thing at this ti?
The police hadn’t made much of a fuss; obviously, she was innocent.
Fan Rou thought deeply about Ye Ranran’s words and realized they made a lot of sense.
Just as she was about to praise her, she saw her resting her chin on her hands, lost in thought, and couldn’t help asking, “What are you thinking about?”
“Who killed Xia Qing.” It would be great if that person could be caught.
Before Fan Rou could say anything, Ye Ranran’s phone rang again, it was Jun Mochan.
“I already know about Xia Shi’s issue, rest assured, the murderer who killed Xia Qing has been found,” Jun Mochan hurried to alleviate any distress Ye Ranran might feel.
“Who?
What was the motive for the cri?”
Jun Mochan, “…” Is that the point?
But since Ye Ranran asked, Jun Mochan didn’t mind telling her.
After the incident with Xia Qing, he had his people investigate, starting with those close to Xia Qing, especially those who had recently been in contact.
After checking, except for the Huo Family and Song Family, there was one other person she had been in frequent contact with.
Of course, Jun Mochan’s first suspicion was the Song Family, but after checking, there was no relation.
Eventually, he focused on soone unlikely.
This person was an expert, who had tampered with the surveillance to make it seamless and understood the community caras very well, specifically avoiding blind spots.
The caras didn’t capture his figure.
However, this didn’t stump Jun Mochan.
With so many people living in the complex, if he really had co, he couldn’t believe no one had seen him.
Indeed, at that ti soone did see him; he was a worker renovating upstairs, who had been delayed by a sudden issue at ho.
When entering the elevator, he ran into that person, noticing a bright red patch on his chest.
He thought it was spilled tomato juice, and since he was in a hurry, he only glanced quickly and didn’t pay much attention before going up.
With this clue, the suspect was essentially confird, and what followed held almost no mystery.
“You didn’t coerce a confession, did you?” Ye Ranran felt slightly embarrassed rembering Jun Mochan’s thods.
“Do you see as that kind of person?” Jun Mochan was quite dissatisfied.
A civilized person like him, how could he resort to such barbaric thods?
Ye Ranran nodded, then suddenly rembered he couldn’t see her and said, “Yes.”
In the eyes of his own wife, to think he was such a person, Jun Mochan felt it necessary to clear his na: “I’ve just uncovered so facts.”
After pinpointing the suspect, he had dug through the man’s ancestry thoroughly, discovering an important clue: he was Xia Yi’s father’s younger brother, Lu Bing.
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