With the experience of solving so many major cases, Zhao Yu had long seen the current case clearly and understood the priority.
The reason why the case in front of him was so mesmerizing was because it was not a case in the first place.
They all looked like hanging coffins, but if one were to carefully divide them, they could be divided into at least three small cases: a, Geng yaai's car accident, b, Bai Lang's car accident, Lin chaofeng's car accident; c, the problem of female corpse number seven.
Geng ya 'AI's case was only confirmed by the Beigang police, so Zhao Yu didn't have to worry about it for the time being. The problem of female corpse number seven seemed to be independent of the hanging coffin case and still needed to be compared by the forensic identification Department, so it could also be put aside for the time being.
Therefore, out of the three options, what Zhao Yu really needed to solve now was obviously Option B.
