Calm down, Mizumatsu reminded himself that a sudden heart disease does not mean there is no murderer, and there are still many possibilities for murder.

First of all, the indoor air conditioner is turned on very high warm air. This can be seen from the fact that the body starts to decay in one day. An excessively high room temperature is one of the conditions that can easily induce heart disease. Since the deceased has this knowledge, he has this knowledge, which is a doubt.

Mizuki walked to the corpse and noticed a trace of water on the mouth of the deceased, which was a trace of the uncontrolled saliva flowing after death.

"I'll ask, what's his posture when you found the body?" Mizumatsu asked to the people standing at the door for questioning. When the police took over the scene, the body had been pushed to the ground by several people.

"Uh..." Three of them were trying to recall the memories of the person who asked Kogoro Mouri to find the deceased, but it seemed that they could not think of it.

"I was lying on the table like this..." Fortunately, a Maori uncle who had experienced various murders for many years recalled the posture of the deceased at that time.

Because the body was already stiff, Uncle Maori could directly confirm the situation by providing a rough posture. Mizumatsu measured it, and it turned out that the direction of saliva flow was wrong.

"It can be seen from the water stains on the corner of the deceased's mouth that the current posture of the corpse is not the posture of death, and the corpse has been moved twice!" Mizumatsu made a judgment and instantly felt that his IQ was still there.

Where is the flowers? Where is the applause? Water Mitsuki looked around the audience, hoping that someone would applaud their wonderful performance.

The result is...silent.

Mizumatsu was right to think about it. In fact, his performance was ordinary, but this time it was his brain, not memory or anything else.

"That's right, and you see, the deceased's arm should have been leaning against the edge of the table at that time, but there was no indentation. If he had been leaning here when he died, he should have a purple mark now." Mori nodded and said, agreeing with Mizumatsu's statement.

"What... what does this mean? Can I still move by myself after I die? Have you become a zombie?" One of the three people shouted foolishly.

"Are you stupid? Of course, it means that someone moved his body after Ichikura died!" Another man roared.

"Yes, yes, yes... who is it?" The man was startled and even said something unscrupulous.

Mizumatsu felt that if this person wasn't acting, it would mean that he was a total fool.

After a while, Ichikura Zhuo's information was investigated.

Hiroshi Itakura, male, forty-five years old, free-game software engineer, lives in a villa outside Tokyo.

The hotel record was checking in two weeks ago, and during this period, I borrowed Go from the hotel, chess and chess. These chesses were all set up some endgames in the deceased's room.

"But why did it become the current position when I was killed in another place? It seems that there is no other reason for this kind of trace?" Kato Kuma Nobuki asked again.

"This..." Mizumatsu put down the information of Ichikura Takashi, thought about it and decided to change the topic: "Yamamoto? Are there any clues in the computer?"

Yamamoto Yamamoto was the only person among the police officers who had a high understanding of computers, so the laptop on the deceased's desk was handed over to him for processing and analysis.

"No valuable information was found. Most of the unfinished software development recently. I am looking for encrypted files to see if there is any chance to crack it, but I don't think the possibility is high. After all, the deceased is a professional computer field." Yamamoto Yasuya put down the work at hand and turned around.

Yamamoto Yasuya said a lot, and Mizumaki understood something. There was no clue in the computer, so he picked up the information in his hand and continued reading.

Ichikura Shuo has a studio led by him but is equivalent to a cooperative relationship. According to the studio, Half a month ago, Ichikura Shuo took his laptop and a bag containing a floppy disk from the studio and never appeared again. According to what he said, he wanted to enjoy a quiet and quiet work in his home for a while, but now it seems that he has seen no sign of going home. He clearly went straight to here after he came out of the studio, because the other thing he took away from the studio, which was mentioned earlier, was on the ground with a large number of floppy disks on the side.

The backpack has been inspected once, and the forensic staff posted a note on it and wrote the list clearly. This was also required by Shui Mizuki before. In addition to being easier to find potential doubts, there is another purpose that is to facilitate police officers in other directions to investigate.

For example, Yamamoto Yamamoto is now investigating information in laptops, and may find that there is indeed a floppy disk missing and searching everywhere. With this list, you don’t need to read the entire backpack.

Mizumatsu picked up the list and took a look.

There are 37 floppy disks in the small backpack. Since the CD is engraved in it and has not been promoted yet, veteran programmers like Bancang Zhuo prefer to use the old 3.5 floppy disk, and the space is limited to the small space of the floppy disk. Therefore, a large set of files usually requires multiple floppy disks to carry.

There are seven of the thirty-seven floppy disks that are not written, and the remaining thirty have different names written on them.

Most of them are a string of English abbreviations, and numbers representing dates and version numbers. For example, "WBCI.11.11-B3.1" refers to the B3.1 version of a software written on November 11th... At least this is what Mizumaki guessed.

After a rough look, I found that if letters are used as distinction marks, there are five softwares here, each of which has the version number coherent, and the most eye-catching one is that one has the word "Diary".

Just as he was about to find the diary, Mizumatsu gave up his thoughts. Hiroshi Onakura had contacted the organization. If this person wrote this matter in his diary, it would be a big trouble to read the diary in full view of everyone.

So Mizumatsu guessed with interest which of the five softwares in it was the organization's commission. However, he didn't know which of these five were actually not. Although he didn't understand the organization, he realized the dangers of the organization. Since accepting the organization's commission, he has never developed the organization's commissioned software outside of his home, so there is no software in it.
Chapter completed!