Solving A Case: Starting with Mastering Dismemberment Techniques?.

Summary

In this detailed case analysis, Li Yi and Shen Kuo investigate a series of eleven murder cases, focusing on critical differences between the first two and subsequent cases. They discover significant variations in victim profiles, crime patterns, and timing. The first two victims were young, unmarried migrant workers, while later victims were older, married women with children. The time gap between early cases was short, but a four-year interval existed between the second and third cases. Li Yi suggests these differences might indicate two separate perpetrators, with the later crimes potentially being imitations of the original murders, raising complex investigative challenges.

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