Rebirth: A Female Forensic Doctor

The red and white bones were still placed in the jade coffin, and two archaeologists were still studying them. Mr. Feng decided to examine the eighty-one mummies in advance.

Bureau Xu was very busy and could not stay here all the time, so he called a member of the bureau to assist.

Ye Fan really has an impression of this person. He is the heavenly master who practices talisman formations and calls himself Ping Kui.

Mr. Feng looked at the eighty-one mummies. The wrinkles on his forehead were a little deeper, and his eyes showed compassion. With his sharp eyesight, he could already tell that these mummies were young children.

"Master." Ye Fan called softly.

Mr. Feng collected his thoughts and said to the Celestial Master Ping Kui: "Please carry this one out." He pointed to the one on the edge.

These mummies were preserved in a special way, and Mr. Feng did not dare to disturb them. He had examined corpses all his life, but had never examined ancient corpses before. This was a special experience and a challenge for him.

Ping Kui stood in front of the table, made a gesture with his hands, then put on his gloves and carried the mummy to the dissection table.

Ye Fan took a camera to take a picture of the mummy, turned on the real-time video equipment next to him, and then clipped the audio recording onto Lao Feng's clothes.

"Start." Mr. Feng nodded to Ye Fan, his eyes sweeping over the mummy.

Ye Fan took out a measuring ruler from the tool box and first measured the detailed body length of the mummy, then the size of the head, the length of the upper body and lower body, as well as the chest and waist circumference, etc.

"The body is 0.9 meters long... Judging from the appearance, the deceased is about three to five years old." Mr. Feng's steady and powerful voice rang out, and then he checked the genitals of the mummy and continued: "The deceased is a male child... The whole body is gray.

, the skin and flesh are dry and close to the bones, the belly is sunken, the appearance is complete, the appearance is still visible, the hair color is true, and it looks like a mummy."

Mummy, as the name suggests, is a dried corpse, which can be divided into artificial mummy and natural mummy. The mummies often reported abroad are commonly known as mummies. They are processed after death: the body cavity is cut open, the internal organs are taken out, and the body is soaked with hot-melted rosin.

Water it, then wrap it in a cloth soaked in rosin.

Ancient Egypt also had mummies that were artificially dehydrated and treated with resinous spices.

Therefore, it can be considered that any mummy formed by artificial processing such as embalming, removing organs, pouring rosin or placing water-absorbing substances in the coffin before burial is called artificial mummy.

Feng Lao's hands gently caressed the skin of the mummy as if caressing a loved one, and said: "There are no traces of rosin watering or resin fragrance treatment on the corpse's skin. There are no knife marks or stitches on the chest, that is, there are no traces of being cut open.

It is speculated that the internal organs have not been removed, which is contrary to the general method of processing artificial mummies..."

Having said this, Mr. Feng paused for a moment, looked at Ping Kui and said, "Before the mummy was buried with a hanging coffin?" He remembered that Director Xu once mentioned this word. He didn't know what a burial was, but he said hanging coffins

But I have a little understanding.

Because of a major case, he studied the burial methods of ancient and modern times, both at home and abroad, among which was the hanging coffin burial.

Hanging coffin burial is an ancient burial custom. That is, after a person dies, relatives bury the body in a coffin. The wooden coffin is suspended on a wooden stake inserted into the cliff, or placed in a cliff cave, within a cliff crevice, or half-suspended on the cliff.

Outside the cliff, it is often steep and dangerous, with a deep stream at the bottom and no way to climb. The higher the cliff is, the more respect it shows for the deceased. It is mostly found in the south.

However, this place is underground, which is obviously different from the traditional hanging coffin burial.

In addition to artificial mummies, there are also natural mummies.

Natural mummies are formed naturally when the corpse is dehydrated due to the dry burial environment. It is related to the burial location and burial method.

Archeology in my country has also discovered mummies in coffins. After research, it is mainly due to the high terrain of the cemetery and the low groundwater level. In addition, the coffin and the tomb are highly sealed, so the coffin does not leak air, so it is not affected by groundwater and humidity.

The coffin is airtight, creating an oxygen-deficient environment. Coupled with the decomposition products of corpse tissue and some substances, it is not conducive to the growth and reproduction of putrefactive bacteria, and the decay of the corpse gradually stops.

If rushes, charcoal, lime and other water-absorbing substances are stored in the coffin and inside the coffin, the corpse will gradually dry out and form a mummy.

Mr. Feng suspected that the reason for the formation of mummies was related to the burial method, and...

He glanced at the blood-red talismans painted on the long table. There were supernatural factors involved in the death, which obviously could not be inferred by normal autopsy techniques.

Ping Kui respected Mr. Feng very much. When he heard his question, he immediately stepped forward and took out a tablet. He was obviously prepared for it.

"Mr. Feng, look, this is a scene of eighty-one wooden coffins hanging in a coffin recreated from memory." Ping Kui clicked on the picture and handed it to Mr. Feng.

The picture is a four-dimensional model made through technical simulation. You can see wooden coffins hanging in mid-air with blood chains, surrounding the jade coffin on the stone platform in the middle.

Mr. Feng slowly turned the model diagram with his fingers, and his fingers trembled slightly. He had seen countless crime scenes in his life. No matter how bloody, he had seen them, but the scene of eighty-one hanging coffins and surrounding coffins was deeply disturbing.

It hit him deeply in the heart. He turned around and looked in the direction of the stone platform. A chill could not help but feel on the back of his neck, and his hair stood on end.

"Master." Ye Fan gently supported him.

"I'm fine." Mr. Feng took a deep breath, then seemed to think about it, and handed the tablet to Ye Fan's hand.

Ye Fan took a look and had to say that this four-dimensional model almost restored the scene at that time. Even the blood symbols on the wall of the jade coffin were exactly the same. She turned the model to more intuitively observe the evil spirit formation from all angles.

layout, and at the same time compare it with the information about this evil array in my mind.

It actually made her see something different. The hanging positions of the eighty-one hanging coffins were a little different from the evil spirit array in her inherited memory. From a certain angle, the hanging blood chains seemed to outline a figure.

, somewhat familiar.

In vain, a brilliant light flashed in her deep eyes.

The bloody pattern Zhao Rui painted with blood on the wall and glass wall at the scene of his wife's murder has the shadow of the two-cent figure.

"Fan Fan, are you scared?"

Ye Fan was lost in thought, and the movements of her hands paused. There was no movement for a while. Mr. Feng patted her shoulder gently and comforted her softly: "In our profession of forensic medicine, we may encounter any situation.

To cultivate a heart that is fearless and courageous, you must dare to face everything head-on. The more you practice, the more you see."

Is this misunderstood?

Even her master, Mr. Feng, was frightened. Wouldn't it be suspicious if she didn't feel anything?

"It's master, I know." Ye Fan nodded. Because she was wearing a mask and couldn't see her expression, she didn't have to pretend to be frightened. She handed the tablet back to Mr. Feng and asked in a surprised tone: "Who is master?"

It is suspected that the deceased became a mummy because he was buried in this way."