In Jiang An's view, consciousness determines behavior, and behavior leaves traces.
Crime scene simulation is the deduction of human behavior from scene traces, thus deducing the criminal psychology in reverse.
Gradually, Jiang An slightly squinted his eyes.
All the material evidence traces at the scene rolled over in his mind.
This included two corpses, bloodstains, shoes, clothing, fractures, wounds...
A string of evidence information was all presented in the brain.
Suddenly, the following questions appeared in Jiang An's mind:
When did the killer enter the central scene?
What happened after the killer entered the scene?
Did the killer kill first and then take money, or take the money first and then kill?
After the killer entered the scene and completed the murder act, where did they leave from?
What was the killer's motive for coming to this scene?
Murder?
Or was it to steal money?
Was the killer one person? Two people? Or three people?
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