Huo Xun continued to ask all the other questions, which were the same ones from the previous investigation.
Chen Huanqing's responses were flawless, after all, he had already been through this once before.
In the process of handling criminal cases, there's a principle, namely the presumption of innocence.
Without concrete evidence, no matter how many coincidences there might be, it's impossible to convict a suspect; now, they found themselves in this awkward predicament.
From a motive for murder, both the police and the public felt the two were related to the deaths of Xia Mingzhen and her son, but frustratingly, evidence couldn't be found – after all, the case had already been so long ago.
"Are you done asking? I've already called my lawyer. If you continue to detain me, I can sue you."
Huo Xun narrowed his eyes, his expression displeased.
Rarely had anyone been so arrogant in front of him.
"You can leave."
He said in an indifferent tone.
