Chapter 6 A Half Bloody Palm Print (I)(5)

 “Killing such a strong man, the murderer is a terrible person.” I sighed.
The trace inspection technicians carefully explored the scene and found no valuable traces and evidence. There were only half of the blood palmprints on the wall of the entrance porch. By comparison, the half of the blood palmprints were the deceased himself.
Because the bloodstains on the scene contaminated the whole living room floor, we had to lay the investigation pedals and approached the body step by step. We worn gloves and started to examine the corpse. There was palpable bony crepitus on Lewis’s skull, which should be a comminuted skull fracture. There was a huge incision in his neck. The bilateral carotid, the jugular vein and his esophagus were completely severed, exposing the white cervical vertebra. There was a large area of blood around his neck, a small part of which begun to congeal.