The staff from the Judicial Identification Institute had entered, and with that, the matter essentially came to a close.
"We are from the Judicial Identification Institute. This is an expedited identification report. Officer Zhu, please read it," they said.
Lao Zhu nodded directly,
He took the document that was handed over. ʀᴇᴀᴅ ʟᴀᴛᴇsᴛ ᴄʜᴀᴘᴛᴇʀs ᴀᴛ Nove1Fire.net
After opening it, he quickly scanned through the contents, and when he finished, the corners of his mouth involuntarily curled upwards.
Of course, an outsider would definitely not notice it.
Jiang Ye was the only one in the room who understood.
The family members looked at each other with puzzled faces:
"Is this identification reliable?"
"I’ve heard it’s quite authoritative."
"So that means, all our hopes are on that identification report now?"
"Who agreed to the identification?"
The one asking was the same middle-aged man as before, who appeared very angry, his gaze fierce.
Ordinary people would almost never provoke such a person, because once provoked, it could become a big problem.
"It must be the sister-in-law. No one else could decide, right?"
To proceed with an identification, the guardian’s signature was certainly required.
As expected, upon hearing this, the middle-aged man swore out loud,
"Damn it! Always complicating matters instead of helping."
What’s the need for an identification?
Just take her out, burn her and bury her, and this matter would be set in stone, wouldn’t it?
"Where is that bitch?"
"Uh, didn’t you forbid her from coming in?"
The middle-aged man couldn’t find anyone to vent his frustration on at the moment, so he had no choice but to hold it in.
"Damn it, I’ll deal with her properly when we get back."
These quiet discussions were heard by Jiang Ye and the police officers present.
Those who were trained in the system could certainly understand simple lip reading.
And such reactions were all within expectations; not the slightest bit surprising.
After all, they were used to it.
Lao Zhu shared an understanding glance with Jiang Ye:
"Everyone, please remain calm. We will now begin reading the injury identification report."
Injury Identification Application
Applicant: Zhao Huilan
Request: To petition Nanxi City Public Security Bureau and Nanxi City Judicial Identification Institute to legally identify the death accident of Guo Xiaomei.
On the night of December 28, 2021, at 8 o’clock, Ms. Zhao Huilan took her daughter, Guo Xiaomei, to visit the orthopedic surgery at Nanxi University Affiliated Hospital.
During the consultation, Guo Xiaomei began showing symptoms of shock, and the attending physician, Lu Jing, immediately started emergency treatment.
The patient’s injuries were severe, and a consultation with the neurosurgery department was requested.
Neurosurgeon Jia Yu arrived for the consultation and after examination, found that Guo Xiaomei had symptoms of brain injury and required immediate surgery.
Upon entering the operating room, various tests were conducted right away, and the final diagnosis was: intracranial fracture with accompanying cerebral contusions, lacerations, extradural and subdural hematomas, and even brainstem damage; there was significant bleeding, compressing the brain tissue causing midline shift and herniation.
In addition to the brain injury, there was also a comminuted fracture of the left arm, and the first and third ribs were broken.
Additionally, there was accompanying ventricular fibrillation, with ventricular rates at 250-600 beats per minute.
Upon judicial identification, all the above statements are factual.
Guo Xiaomei died from the severity of the intracranial injury, which led to excessive bleeding from ruptured vessels. The medical personnel involved in the emergency treatment that night are not responsible for any wrongdoing!
The identification report results were very precise. The medical personnel had no involvement whatsoever and therefore bore no responsibility at all!
In a moment of emotional relief, the Nurse Director excitedly wrapped her arms around Lu Jing:
"Doctor Lu, did you hear that? We are not to blame!"
Dr. Jia beside them finally laughed wholeheartedly, having been accused as a murderer; a feeling that outsiders could never understand.