"You'd better tell the truth."

In the interrogation room of the Homicide Department, the knight stood in front of the table and supported his body with his hands. At the same time, the expression of a black man's angry eyes widened, which was extremely fierce.

Julian sat next to the Knights, Ted was opposite them.

This was a difficult interrogation. They felt that they were interrogating a foreigner who was speechless, but the foreigner was speaking English...

...

About two hours ago, a call call sent a case to the murder department of the Los Angeles Police Detectives Department. The person who called the police was a taxi driver. He said: "After getting on the car, this lady felt the seat of the car was hot, and then her whole body was wrapped in flames. The blue flame began to burn quickly in the car. Seeing this scene, I chose to call the police, but after calling the police... When I dared to pluck the courage to go near the window to take a look, the woman had turned into a pile of ashes and two feet!"

Julian and Adam handled a murder case caused by arson. She knew that the body could not be burned to ashes at ordinary fire scenes, so she immediately notified the fire department. After the fire department experts arrived, the Knight and Julian got an almost crazy answer!

This is a spontaneous ignition case caused by no fire source!

Spontaneous combustion??!!

That is, not murder?

Before Julian could define the case, the taxi driver immediately gave a new clue, that is, this woman had contacted a man, and the man even put a suit on the woman. The reason he remembered these things was because the man was so weird that it was unforgettable. No one would mention topics such as burning pigs, temperature, human body nature, etc. when dating a woman. Yes, that man had definitely said that the human body was spontaneously ignited!

Hearing this, Julian seemed to have a direction. Could it be that this was a fire incident caused by the use of chemical elements?

After she asked the fire department experts and colleagues from the forensic department to re-survey the scene, she drove to the "first crime scene" with the taxi driver. Didn't the taxi driver say that the other party's suit on Amanda fell to the ground? If this was a fire made of chemical supplies, then there must be residues about chemical congestion on the ground, even if it was only a little bit, it would be enough to characterize the case.

Unexpectedly, something unexpected happened again after they returned to the 'cendant scene'. They saw a man sitting there playing with shells on the reef by the sea. The sharp-eyed driver recognized the other party at a glance: "It's him, it's him who put his clothes on that woman!"

"Raim up your hand and lie there!" Julian got out of the car and took out her gun and shouted at the beach. She didn't expect the case to be solved so smoothly. If the murderer was caught directly, she would check the suit that might be a weapon when the other party had not destroyed the evidence. Then, wasn't this case already solved?

"Private, is it illegal for a person who has just been released from prison to watch the stars by the beach?"

The man lay on a huge reef without any resistance, and added, "Privately, I am holding a shell, not a gun. Do you think I should throw it away now, or just grab it? I don't want you to misunderstand that I have any dangerous actions and pull the trigger. I know that you can shoot as long as you think your personal safety is threatened."

Is this criminal too calm?

Julian was thinking along the way to catch Ted, and her mind never stopped. She had never seen such a calm criminal.

After returning to the fire, Julian handed the scene to experts from the Forensics Department and the Fire Department. He and the Knight took Ted and the taxi driver to interrogate the Homicide Department first. Before the interrogation, they slightly checked the other party's files. When Ted's record of six years in prison and not being released on parole appeared on the computer screen, Julian felt inexplicably panic when she grasped all the initiative.

She didn't tell the Knight about this feeling of panic. This panic occurred before Adam died, which was a very bad omen.

"Ted. What is your relationship with Amanda?"

Under the incandescent lamp in the interrogation room, Julian and the Knight sat there and began the first round.

"The customer and the dancer, but have not had any relationship yet. I am just a man who has just been released from prison. I want to find a place to look at the woman who is legally looking at her for a few times. Is there any problem? Or is the one who takes off the clothes and dancer in the club without a license?" Ted's cooperation made the Knight who was about to roar so that he could not get angry. It seemed that he had no intention of hiding anything at all. There was no need to hide these things at all. You could fully grasp them by conducting a live investigation.

The Knight asked, "Where are you going to make an appointment? Have you talked about anything along the way?"

After being a policeman for so many years, the Knight has his own interrogation ideas. He knew that criminals would hide some key things, all of which were directed. Even if they were said, the police might not be able to associate some things with the case, but the criminals still would not say them because they were afraid, and they were afraid of "in case".

"I talked a lot, most of them were the information I saw in the prison library. The writer Lovecraft once said, 'The oldest and strongest emotions of human beings are fear, and the oldest and strongest fear is unknown.' I saw the unknown that scares me in a book in the library. I want to discuss it with the beautiful lady. Well, I'm sorry, maybe I've been in prison for too long and forgot how to communicate with women. Maybe she has accompanied me to the beach but refused to watch the stars with me."

The Knight seemed to have caught something: "Tell me more specifically!"

The Knight felt that Ted had begun to hide it, otherwise how could he have said it so unclearly?

"You guys, are you sure you want to listen?"

Julian answered him with a firm look.

"All right."

Ted sat gracefully without the violence of a murderer. He explained in a slow tone: "I discussed with that lady about 'subborn body'. I like this topic, just as we already understand the structure of the body and the structure of the flame formation but still cannot explain why the spontaneous combustion of the human body exists."

Julian and the Knight looked at Ted's expression, and when they saw the attitude of enjoyment that was deeply trapped in it, they felt chill all over!

"You must know the basic elements of combustion, right? When combustible substances and oxygen reach a certain temperature, due to the increase in temperature, the oxygen molecules move faster and faster, colliding with carbon. In this high-speed reaction, the reaction between carbon and oxygen produces carbon monoxide and continues to generate heat. This stage is called "incomplete combustion."

"Next, carbon monoxide continues to react with oxygen to produce carbon dioxide and further release heat. When the combustion stage reaches this stage, this stage can be called "complete combustion" and the reaction ends immediately. The heat generated during the reaction process heats the carbon and the oxygen around it, thereby triggering further reactions. Since heat will be generated during combustion, combustible substances emit flames, and the flames generated by solid combustible substances are usually high and bright..."

"This is the formation of flames, so what about the human body? The fat in the human body is excellent fuel. Once the flame ignites the fat, the clothes outside the body will form a 'wick effect'. That is to say, the fat in the body will not burn out first without burning it. This is the phenomenon of spontaneous combustion of the human body. But the key question is how to make the body ignite without a fire source. This problem has made me embarrassed for six years. I spent six years considering these in prison..."

Bang!

Julian slapped hard on the table in a hurry and shouted angrily: "You - Mom speaks English to me!"

She didn't understand much, what carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide...

"Private, I mean, after walking out of the prison gate, haven't I tried my best to talk to others about these things?" In fact, Ted was saying: "The phenomenon of spontaneous combustion of the human body is a world-wide mystery. If you can't solve this mystery, no one can say that this matter is murder!"

The Knight also shouted with Julian's anger, and he was about to suffocate: "You'd better tell the truth!"

When, when, when, when.

At this moment, the knock on the door outside the interrogation room came in. Julian and the Knight looked at each other and stood up and walked out at the same time.

They couldn't talk to the guy in front of them who didn't know what material they were made of, and they didn't speak the same language.

Outside the door, the forensics expert in his white coat and sighed at the two men who had walked out of the interrogation room with the report, saying frustrated: "We did our best. Nothing was found on his suit except for the residue of the shell."

Julian glared at the Knight in anger and said, "Let me go!"

"Julian, his mouth can lit up people through quick friction, and you decided to let him go?"
Chapter completed!