Chapter 33 Murderer All the police officers who stayed in the church surrounded Levi. When they were patrolling at night, they heard the noise coming from here, and soon the deputy superintendent of police who was assigned here by Tian Yuan came with his men. Levi had no intention of resisting, nor did he feel that he needed to resist. This trick of blaming others for something else is at most a way for the murderer to buy enough time to escape. In fact, there is no way to pin the incident on him. Besides, even if she really framed someone, it wouldn't matter. Fengzi is still out there. Although this cripple is usually very secretive, she is definitely reliable. Faced with more than a dozen guns pointed at him, he raised his hands without changing his expression, indicating that he posed no threat. The first police officer who entered the dilapidated shack also found Wang Xiaole's body lying on the ground. After seeing the missing eye sockets on the corpse's face, the police officer was horrified and subconsciously took two steps back. He put his finger on the trigger of the pistol and nervously aimed at Levi. Other police officers, including the deputy superintendent, later saw the body lying on the ground. "Don't move!"
"Get down on the ground! Put your hands on your head!" Soon a police officer shouted loudly. Levi had no intention of resisting, nor did he seem nervous. He just squatted on the ground and let them put the handcuffs on his wrists as they said. The deputy superintendent, who had investigated a murder case in a coal mine, first glanced at Wang Xiaole's body, and then glanced at Li Wei. Such a scene was all too familiar to him, as he had already read the case files of Yu Guang's murder. The boy lying on the ground was obviously another victim. But at this time, the deputy superintendent did not immediately look for clues to determine whether Levi was the murderer, but an idea had already arisen in his mind. Now Yu Guang is entangled in a lot of bad things. Murder and corpse theft make the workers here live in fear all day long. Should we take this opportunity to directly settle this case? Regardless of whether it was done by the choir boy in front of him, he should be tortured into confessing and the case should be closed. This would provide some psychological comfort to Yu Guang's laborers and also help improve his own achievements a little? The deputy superintendent stared at Levi but did not make a decision immediately. He first instructed one of his men to go to the church and call over the nun who was in charge of the choir. Then the interrogation of Levi began at the scene. "Did you kill the person?" "It was his aunt who killed him." Levi acted very calm, so calm that it was beyond the deputy superintendent's expectations. He seemed to be completely unaffected by the bloody scene and was able to answer questions very naturally. This made the deputy superintendent alert. He felt that there was no need to slander the person in front of him, as the person in front of him was most likely the real murderer. Otherwise, it is impossible to explain how a child who is not even an adult can have such mental qualities. "Aunt?" "Mrs. Cheng from the church." "How did you know?" "He told me that himself before he died." "Did anyone else hear that?"
"Only myself." "Then why are you here?" "Mrs. Cheng took the five of us to the prayer hall in the back mountain, saying that we were going to attend a church event tonight, but she locked us in. I heard some strange noises and came here." The deputy superintendent stopped questioning at this point. He shook his head, and was almost 80% sure that Levi was the real murderer. He didn't even want to call the other children who were brought to the prayer hall to question them. Soon, the police officer who went to the church to call people came to the shed wearing a raincoat and accompanied several maids and priests. Even though they had been mentally prepared before coming, they were still shocked when they actually saw Wang Xiaole's body on the ground. At the same time, they also saw Levi standing aside, and all the faculty members frowned. "Which one of you is Madam Cheng?" The deputy superintendent glanced at the faculty members who had arrived and asked. A priest, who was the highest ranking official in the church besides the bishop, spoke in reply. "Mrs. Cheng is not in the church right now, so we came here." The deputy superintendent pointed at Levi. "He said the murderer was that Madam Cheng." After hearing these words, the teaching staff could not help but look at each other. They looked incredulous at such a thing and shook their heads. The deputy superintendent put out the cigarette in his hand that he had just lit. By this time, he had made up his mind. "Take the people with you and let's go. Tonight is a long night. We can ask you any questions you have slowly." However, before the surrounding police officers could grab Levi's arms, they tried to escort him out of the woodshed. In the heavy rain, a petite figure walked over with difficulty, dragging a corpse. The effect of the medicine had worn off, and a feeling of weakness coming from deep within her body continued to assault Feng Zi's senses. The cold rain was hitting her pale face. She was breathing heavily and stopped in front of the shed. The police officers, priests and nuns in the shed all stared at her and the corpse she was holding in her hands, which was covered in mud but the face was still visible! Levi also looked at Fengzi's eyes with black contact lenses. Those eyes blinked at him, as if seeking credit or showing off. Levi couldn't help but curl up the corners of his mouth. "What's going on! What's going on!?" The teaching staff became panicked. They rushed into the rain and tried to help Cheng Ma, whose body was completely cold, up from Feng Zi's side. Only then did they realize that she no longer had any signs of life. "She ran away after killing someone. I caught up with her and found her in an abandoned house near an underground river. There was a lot of evidence inside." Seeing that so many eyes were focused on her, Feng Zi subconsciously pursed her lips. However, she also knew that this was not the time for her to be stage-frightened, so she explained what had happened in a concise and clear manner. This caused the scene to completely explode. All the teaching staff had expressions of disbelief, and even the deputy superintendent who was ready to close the case frowned deeply. There was very little evidence for what Levi said, as it was all his one-sided story. Fengzi, however, said something different. There was the location and physical evidence, plus the testimonies of the three children who were still waiting in the prayer hall. The truth could be determined by simply having someone check.
However, the deputy superintendent did not care about this. As long as the murderer could be handed over in the end, it would matter who it was. Soon Fengzi was taken into custody just like Levi. A team of police officers found the small house next to the underground river according to the address she gave, and discovered the remains in that house! Through various comparisons, things became clear. The murderer of the torture and murder case was the nun Sister Cheng from the church! But along with this, a key problem also emerged. Those were the eyes that were dug out of Wang Xiaole, and they were not found in the dilapidated wooden house. Such an important clue disappeared as if it had evaporated from the face of the earth! (End of this chapter)