Chapter 12 The Remains of Barren Hills (II)(11)

 “Did you say that she died of craniocerebral injury?” Forensic Larry’s tone of voice was full of reverence.
 “This inference should be all right.” After Master said this, forensic Larry immediately wrote it on the autopsy transcript beside him.
 “The corpse is really damaged and corrupted. Let’s save some time. Look at the chest and abdominal cavity.” Master said to me. In the eyes of others, Master’s arrangement seemed to have little hope of finding any clues for the next autopsy, but I thought Master was trying to test me. Because I knew very well that since the murderer had put pressure on the deceased in front of the deceased, something valuable might have been found within her neck and thoracic organs.