Chapter 2 The Sleeping Wife(7)

People around the scene, including me, were all shocked.
 “Not…the sudden death? Does it need a dissection?” The policeman was so surprised, didn’t believe what he heard and couldn’t help to ask.
 “No! I don’t agree with dissection! I cannot bear to let her be cut after her death!” The husband suddenly got into rage, and fritghtened his son.
 “Em, we can’t dissect if the man doesn’t agree.” The policeman quietly asked Steven, “Any questions? Do you need us to communicate with the man?”
 “I suspect this is a homicide case. And the criminal litigation law rules that, for uncertainty death reason in a case, the public security bureau has the right to dissect the body.” Steven said firmly.
 “How to deal with the man?” The policeman asked.
 “Take him to detention house.”
We turned away; the roaring voice of the husband came from our back, “Who dares? I’ll sue you!”
On the way to funeral parlour, I asked cautiously. “Am I wrong? Isn’t it a sudden death?”
 “First, to be a forensic expert, the most taboo is to have preconception.” Steven said slowly. “This will influence our judgement at a large extent. Preconception blinds our eyes and covers the truth.”