Charm King Poison Queen

  Chapter 1064 Perfect Solution (8)

   "Yes!" The little girl nodded, "He's burying gold! There's also silver, um, jewelry too."

  In the arena, there were whispering voices, and even the woman showed a trace of surprise that couldn't be concealed.

  Guo Kuang looked at the little girl without blinking: "Tell me exactly what you saw in the cemetery."

"My mother went to the toilet, and I was sitting under a big tree, and then I saw him." The little girl pointed at Geng Zhongzhi, "I was digging a pit to bury gold, a beggar ran over and robbed his silver, he went after him, I didn’t catch up and came back again. Then there was an old man pushing a cart and went to the little beggar.”

  This is completely different from the previous testimony. Guo Kuang tried to find the slightest flaw in the little girl's face, but he was disappointed. The little girl's expression reflected her heart, and she didn't lie!

   "Did Geng Zhong push the cart?"

   "No, it's the old man pushing the cart!"

  Guo Kuang glanced sideways at the little girl: "Do you still remember that old man's appearance?"

   "Hmm..." The little girl thought for a while, "He has a square face, very dark, with a big mole on his right cheek, and no left ear..."

  Guo Kuang gave the artist a wink, and the artist hurriedly took out the pen and paper, and drew the portrait of the old man according to the little girl's description.

  Captain Wei took a quick look: "Ah! It's him?"

  Guo Kuang frowned: "You know him?"

Detective Wei quickly cupped his hands: "My lord, you used to be in the Ministry of Criminal Justice, and you don't know about the historical cases of our Jingzhao Mansion. This guy is called Old Dengtou, and he is a habitual criminal in the cell! He specializes in robbing houses! Just when you came A month ago, he was released from prison after serving his sentence..."

   Speaking of this, Captain Wei's eyes lit up quickly, "Oh, I see! It must be that old Dengtou saw the money and wanted to grab the gold when he knew that the little beggar had got it."

   "According to what you said, he also saw Geng Zhongzhi, why didn't he grab Geng Zhongzhi's? He obviously has more in his hand." Guo Kuang asked.

Captain Wei patted his thigh and said, "It's not that simple? Geng Zhongzhi looked like Lian Jiazi at first glance, and he was stolen once again, so it must be difficult to get it. The little beggar is young and easy to deceive. Just my guess, maybe not After the coaxing was successful, Old Deng killed the other party, and then threw the body in the alley."

   "Geng Zhongzhi, where did your gold come from?" Guo Kuang asked again.

   "I... I won the game..." Geng Zhongzhi lowered his head and said, "Don't tell my lady, she will be angry."

Guo Kuang rejected the arrangement to enter the palace, and ordered Detective Wei to quickly arrest Lao Dengtou. Lao Dengtou confessed to his crime: "...uh... I was also jealous for a while, thinking that the Chinese New Year is coming, and the family's old man I was hungry and cold, my son was paralyzed and couldn’t work, my mother-in-law was blind and couldn’t help her, she was supported by her daughter-in-law alone, the grandchildren were eight or nine years old, and they set up stalls with their mother every day, freezing My hands are all swollen, and I can't make much money... The youngest granddaughter is less than half a year old, has no milk to eat, drinks rice soup, and is as thin as a monkey... I really had no choice but to grab it... But he won't give it to her. , I was in a hurry, so I gave him a sword!"

   "You still have the sword? Where did you get it?" Guo Kuang asked sternly.

"I picked it up. After I got out of prison, I picked up scraps for a living... Huh..." Old Deng was in his seventies, and his body was stronger than that of a person in his forties or fifties, but he cried so sadly that he cried People can't bear to look directly.

  Guo Kuang felt that there was something wrong with the expressions of Geng Zhongzhi and Lao Dengtou, and his intuition told him that they were lying, but the signs of lying were not obvious, either he felt wrong, or they were trained by someone.

  (end of this chapter)