Chapter 9 A Ghost on The Road (I)(14)

 “Well, what you said is reasonable, I understand that the damage here should be caused directly by external forces.” The captain of the criminal team police said, “But, why can’t it be the direct impact of a vehicle? If some part of a vehicle hits his head directly, isn’t that the same kind of damage?”
Master said, “There are two aspects for this. One aspect is the inference of the injury tool, which I will talk about later. Another aspect is sufficient to prove that this is not a vehicle impact, that is, the form of traffic accident damage. Traffic accident injuries usually form secondary injuries. The so-called secondary injuries are usually bump and fall injuries. In simple terms, what happens to a person after a vehicle hits his head?”