Chapter 9 A Ghost on The Road (I)(16)

Master said a cold joke, no one laughed. Everyone was frowning and thinking.
 “What’ more, we know that in traffic accident injury, the focus is usually on vehicles and the ground, where the surfaces are crude.” Master pointed to the cement floor. “If a person rolls, moves, and falls rapidly on such a contact surface, he will inevitably leave scratches on his skin. There were no scratches on the corpse of this case.”
I didn’t even notice the details. Master quickly turned over the autopsy photographs. From the skin of the body’s surface, no scratches or contusions were found.

 “You’re right. We also think that it’s really a case of striking the victim’s head and throwing his body to the scene after a severe coma.” The captain of the criminal police said, “But it’s hard to find a clue about such a case. I don’t know where weh should start.”
 “Now, Let’s talk about the injury tools.” Master seemed to answer the wrong questions. The captain was embarrassed. “As I said just now, another basis for determining it’s not a vehicle’s impact is the injury tool.”