You call this a coroner in North America?

Arrive at the branch.

Green was already waiting at the door: "Boss Brian, Hader was temporarily detained. He acted very honestly throughout the whole process and did not do anything extreme."

Hearing this, Brian had a bad premonition: "Are you sure?"

Green nodded: "I'm sure, Hader refused to pay for drinking because someone stole his money, and the beating was because that person was drunk and kept insulting Hader's mother, and he did it when he was angry."

This made Brian feel something bad even more.

The pheromone he smelled at the crime scene of the murder case was the obvious smell secreted by super male syndrome.

Hyperandrogen syndrome is a congenital genetic disease exclusive to males.

Such people are born with one extra chromosome than ordinary people, which leads to abnormal secretion of hormones since childhood, which affects physical development. They often grow taller and larger, resulting in facial asymmetry. Under the stimulation of hormones, they are energetic, easily excited, and easily Feeling unsatisfied desires, irritable and irritable.

To some extent.

This kind of person, in the era of cold weapons, is a natural warrior.

Put it into modern times.

Without good guidance, it is easy to become a thug.

Hader, both in terms of appearance and body shape, including the approximate age of the person who Brian smelled the pheromone left behind, were all right. In addition, the time when he left his job was almost the same as the time when the victim Sherrick obtained the stolen goods. .

With so many coincidences, Brian believed that Hader was highly suspicious.

But listen to Green.

This Hader seems to have a pretty good temper?

With doubts.

Bryan arraigned Hader.

Under the bright incandescent light.

Hader, who has a simple face and a tall body, is handcuffed and sitting on a chair.

Brian immediately activated his enhanced sense of smell.

The breath from Hader's body poured into his nose.

next moment.

Brian frowned slightly.

This Hader is really not the guy who left a scent at the crime scene!

However, too much of the other party’s information was coincidental.

Brian is still preparing to interrogate the other party.

Because it was not a formal interrogation, Brian asked directly without mentioning the famous Miranda warning.

"Name?"

"Hader Dion"

"age."

"31."

"Hader, why are you drinking in a bar without paying and beating people?"

Hader said honestly:

“I don’t know when my money was stolen, and I didn’t mean to withhold it.

I wanted to work part-time to pay for the drinks, but the bartender said I looked stupid and didn't want to. Then an alcoholic kept mocking me and asking about my mother.

I love my mother very much, so I asked him not to scold my mother.

He didn't listen, and I got angry and pushed him. "

Looking at Harder, who spoke slowly and had a gentle expression, Brian knocked on the table and went straight to the point: "Why did you quit your job as a temporary warehouse worker in Las Vegas and suddenly come to Los Angeles?"

"Sherick asked me to come." Hader said honestly:

“He was a guy I met in warehousing and I helped him move things.

Sherrick said that I was very honest and looked very intimidating, and he wanted me to come over and work as his bodyguard. After he left, I resigned and came to Los Angeles. As a result, after more than half a month, Sherrick refused. If you know why, let me go again. "

"You mean, you and Sherrick lived together for a while?"

Hader nodded: "I helped to redecorate and lay the tiles on his balcony. Sherrick's wife is also very nice. She would give me a massage while Sherrick went to buy materials."

"massage?"

"Yes, just take off my pants and put on a small rubber massage bag.

This is the first time I have done this. Anyway, it feels very comfortable. However, when Mrs. Sherrick massages me, she becomes a little scary. She likes to scream strangely and often scares Sherrick's son to tears.

One day later, Sherrick came back early.

When he saw his wife massaging me, he became very angry and told me to get out. "

Brian:

Green, who has been listening:

The two looked at each other, suspecting that Hader might have some problems with his IQ.

Brian stood up and asked the last question: "Where were you the night before yesterday?"

Hader lowered his head and said with some embarrassment:

“After leaving Sherrick’s house, I couldn’t find a new job.

Sherrick also did not pay his previous salary.

I was short of money and missed Mrs. Sherrick's massages, so I went back to them.

Sherrick was out and would not be back until very late, and his wife received me.

Seeing how sweaty I was, she took me to take a shower first.

She was really nice. She not only washed me personally but also gave me a massage.

I fell asleep comfortably.

After I woke up later, I found myself in a bridge hole. It was probably Sherrick who got angry when he saw his wife massaging me and threw me out.

I was sleeping so hard that even if someone threw me, I didn’t know. "

Heard Hader's words behind him.

Brian, who was about to leave, showed a playful smile and sat down again: "Hader, are you saying that you have been thrown to other places after waking up before?"

Hader nodded: "I am often bullied. My mother said it is because I am taller than others, but have a good temper. If others bully me, I will feel a sense of accomplishment. Those are bad people. If you are bullied, don't argue with bad people. "

"Is your mother very good to you?"

"Very good. My mother is the best mother in the world. She was afraid that I would be bullied, so she didn't let me go out to work. Later, my mother got sick and the family lost its income, so I went out to work. Unfortunately, she left me."

As he said this, the 1.9-meter-tall, 30-year-old man wiped his tears.

Seeing this, Brian shrugged at Green: "Let's go."

Leave the police station.

Green was a little confused: "Boss Brian, is this Hader the murderer?"

All the information is too coincidental.

But he doesn't look like a bad guy!

Brian nodded: "He killed the Sherrick family, but we met a very special murderer."

Facing Green's puzzled eyes.

Brian explained:

"Hadel should have multiple personalities.

His usual personality is that of a simple and honest child, but when stimulated, he will become another evil personality, a combination of angels and demons.

From what Hadel said, his mother should have known it a long time ago, so she didn't let him go out to work before, just because she was afraid that Hadel would hurt others.

Is that right?

Tomorrow, I will investigate the detailed information of Hadel and his mother, and we will know."

This can explain many doubts in the murder case.

Why didn't the murderer touch the money at the scene?

Because Hadel's evil personality doesn't care about these things.

Why does Hadel fit the murderer's profile so well, but his smell is different from that left at the scene?

This is related to the changes in hormones in the body caused by personality switching.

Hormones are closely related to human emotions and personality.

For example, depression control drugs control the secretion of certain hormones in the human body, so that the host cannot produce low emotions and give the host an opportunity to self-regulate.

For example, during the ovulation period, women will be obviously more gentle and eager for the opposite sex.

These emotional changes are all affected by hormones.

Similarly.

Hader's personality switching will also cause changes in hormones in the body, which will in turn affect the pheromones emitted outward.

Green found Brian's words difficult to accept.

Thinking of the tragic scenes he saw at the scene, he said excitedly: "Bryan, if Hader is really mentally ill, doesn't it mean that the three people who were killed died in vain?"

"According to federal law, it's almost the same." Brian silently lit a cigarette: "The mentally ill are not guilty, but the Supreme Court has not defined the standards for mental illness. Whether Hader is mentally ill will be determined by the trial court."

The problem is.

If Hader is found to have symptoms similar to schizophrenia a long time ago, then Hader is likely to be convicted of mental illness.

According to the current federal constitution, mentally ill people do not need to bear criminal responsibility.

Green was still young, and his emotions were pure:

"This is not fair to the victim at all!

Bryan, when I close my eyes now, I can only see that child curled up and burned!

He was so young, and he will never be able to feel the beauty of this world again!

Death by oven baking!

I even thought at that time that it would be great if the murderer could be punished in this way, but the murderer turned out to be a psychopath.

FK! FK! FK!"

He became more and more angry, and finally kicked the roadblock in the parking lot of the police station hard to vent his excitement.

Bryan expressed his understanding of Green's excited reaction.

Empathy for the cubs is an emotion engraved in the DNA of humans in order to pass on their bloodline, just like babies will secrete a special hormone to the mother in order to avoid being aborted by their parents.

This is not Green's fault.

In fact, Brian would rather the murderer be another person than Hader, who might be a psychopath.

If the murderer is a normal pervert, he can at least fulfill the revenge obsession of the deceased and let the scum murderer get the punishment he deserves, such as Green's oven treatment of the murderer, which is very good.

But if the murderer is Hader, who is usually honest and thick, and you don't know when he will get sick.

Brian feels that it is somewhat inappropriate to put the other party in the oven.

Ever since Uncle Billy talked about the hidden dangers of the deformed.

In order to avoid sinking into the pleasure of killing and becoming a puppet of the blood moon, Brian regards fighting evil with evil and violence with violence as his anchor and bottom line.

He is also a little entangled in Hader's situation.

However

Schizophrenia

Soon, Brian thought of a way.

If Hader is really schizophrenic, he may have the opportunity to fulfill the obsession of the victim Sherik and bring the crime to justice!

It's just a bit of a loss of integrity.

Thinking of this, Brian is happy.

What is integrity?

Today and tomorrow, I have something to go out for a long time, so it's 10,000 words.

In addition, I would like to thank all the readers for their follow-up reading. I originally thought that 5,000 averages would be good by the end of the month, but I didn’t expect that it would increase by 2,000 averages in ten days after it was put on the shelves, and I reached the goal of 5,000 averages this month ahead of schedule.

Thank you all for your support.

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