Why did Luo Hengheng say that? Isn’t this very obvious? Isn’t the blood all over the ground enough to prove that the criminals committed the crime here?

Seeing the others looking puzzled, Luo Henghen explained to us: "I can infer that the blood on the ground is not human blood."

The others were all stunned after hearing Luo Henghen’s analysis.

Although Luo Henghen is a professional, he can analyze the type of blood by taking a glance, how can he infer that this is not human blood?

I said, "The family living here are missing, missing for no reason, without any news. We suspect it is a murder, but according to your wishes, isn't the blood on the ground theirs?"

"Maybe there are their blood on the ground, but it's more of the blood of other animals. I don't know why the murderer did this. I guess the murderer might have used the blood of other animals to cover up the blood of humans."

Luo Henghen has taken samples and is ready to be sent for testing.

Ou Ye and I heard Luo Henghen analyze this, and our doubts deepened even further.

If the analysis is really good, why did the murderer do this?

This may be easy to explain why so many pigs disappeared overnight, and they may have been killed in this yard.

The blood on the floor may be left by the pigs, but where did the people in this yard go?

The most important point is that the two people sent by Ou Ye to protect the witnesses are now unable to contact us.

Have these people really evaporated from the world?
Chapter completed!