"People from the late 90s who are now rich, successful, and celebrated are not uncommon. However, the chart that you had Wang Chuanxing compile is indeed quite interesting."
Liu Jinghui was quite interested in the new strategy proposed by Jiang Yuan.
Both he and Jiang Yuan had investigated numerous cold cases, so they both understood that the key to investigating cold cases wasn't to retrace the steps already taken. Even if one has excellent skills and strong reasoning abilities, can retracing the same paths taken by predecessors, after so many years, truly yield better results?
Producing a half-baked result is more common.
Especially in criminal cases, many end without a definitive conclusion. If the suspect does not confess, how can one prove that their resolution of the case isn't mistaken or wrongful?
Time erases evidence. It not only eliminates evidence that might suspect a criminal but also obliterates evidence that could prove someone's innocence.
