Stella gratefully said: "Thank you so much, Lord!"
Chris smiled indifferently, "It's okay, don't be so polite with me."
When it came to this, Chris wanted her to be busy 1st with the affair at hand. so that he should not delay her handling of family affairs. But at this moment, when he heard from Stella's phone, a man's voice suddenly came out: "Ms. Stella, we found out the source of your father's poison!"
At this time, Stella was still holding the cell phone, but when she heard this, she had completely forgotten that she was still on the phone with Chris, and she blurted out and asked nervously: "Officer Jamain, where is the source of the poisoning you mentioned?!"
Officer Jamain held a heavy book in his latex-gloved hand and said: "Our criminal investigators found that every piece of the page in this book contains mercury dichStellade!"
"And also, we found that this book is very new and has been read many times. It is estimated that your father has read this book more frequently recently."
"He usually reads this book. In this book, the mercury dichStellade smeared on his hands will continue to be contaminated, a small part of which will be directly absorbed through the skin, and some may be eaten up reaching stomach with the food when he took food in."
"The old generation has a bad habit we can say. Every time they want to turn the page, they wet their fingers by licking it with the tongue, don't know if your father has such a habit?"
Stella gently nodded her head, opening: "My father does have this habit of reading books… I also said before that it is not hygienic to read books like that, but he has long been used to it, so this problem has never been corrected… …"
Officer Jamain nodded and said: "That's right, I think the excessive mercury dichStellade in your father's body comes from this book!"
Stella was struck by lightning immediately, and she blurted out: "Officer Jamain, is it possible someone deliberately poisoned my dad?!"
Officer Jamain nodded and said: "From the painting process in the book, mercury dichStellade is in a very fine powder form, completely spread on the paper, so it is almost colorless and tasteless. It's also difficult to identify, so it can be speculated that this is absolutely artificial, and the other party is very cautious and has a strong sense of anti-reconnaissance!"
Stella said angrily: "My father has taught and educated people throughout his life, and has never offended anyone. Who would do such a bad thing to him!"
Officer Jamain hurriedly asked her: "Do you know how this book came about?"
Stella nodded hurriedly and said, "This book was received by my father before the Springsen New Year. It was sent by the courier."
Officer Jamain was overjoyed and asked, "Who is the sender?!"
Stella shook her head and said, "The courier at the time did not fill in the sender's information, but it was in it. It brought a note. The person who wrote the note claimed to be a student my dad had taught before. He said that he stumbled across this book abroad and knew that my dad would like it, so he bought it and gave it to him. "
Officer Jamain frowned and asked: "Without the sender's information, did you ever doubt it?"
Stella sighed and rebuked herself: "My dad has been teaching and educating people for half his life, and the students who have taught don't count it. Many students often mail some books to him, including books published by themselves, or some unknown they found in foreign countries. My father also mails some books he has read to his students… "
You also know that books are the most common gifts given to each other by academics, so we really didn't take it too seriously…"
The Officer frowned and asked: "Do you have the Express package?"
Stella shook her head: "My mother cleans those things once a day."
Officer Jamain asked again: "What courier company was at that time used by the sender, do you remember?"
Stella thought for a while and said, "It seems to be a copy. The postal international express, sent from Greece."
When Officer Jamain heard this, he sighed, and said: "It seems that we can't find a clue…"
Stella hurriedly asked: "Why?"
Officer Jamain explained: "If it is really sent from Greece When entering the customs, it will be detected by the customs. The customs inspection methods are much stricter than ours. Many people who are clever and want to cross-border drug trafficking through similar methods will be detected by the customs. Therefore, this kind of poison is smeared. It's impossible to deliver books to your home…"
After that, Officer Jamain said seriously: "I speculate that the international express delivery is fake, and the delivery person must also be fake. The murderer is not abroad, but at home! It is very likely to be from Hillsprings!"
To be continued...
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