Chapter 6 A Half Bloody Palm Print (I)(11)

I scratched my head. I knew that, but I still did not understand what Baron said.
 “Neck injuries are more characterisctic than head injuries, which are concentrated. Head injuries are scattered, consistent with the formation in the fight, neck injuries concentrated, and the direction of blood flow is from the front to the back, indicating that the neck injury was formed when the deceased had fallen to the ground and lost the ability to resist.” Baron continued.

I scratched my head again; I also knew that.
Suddenly, I understood the meaning of the question asked by Baron, “You mean that the deceased has already lost his resistance, and the damage is enough to cause his death, but why did the murderer cut the neck of the deceased without resistance for many times, right? I think this behavior stems from the perpetrator’s fear of not-yet death. So, I think this is an acquaintance case.”