Soon, the two young forensic doctors picked up the swabs again and meticulously extracted biological samples from the lower body of the deceased.
Jiang An stood in front of the dissection table, his gaze intense, and issued a command in a deep voice: "Begin the autopsy."
"You two work together, starting from the incision in the neck, cut downward along the midline all the way to the perineum. Cut open the skin and subcutaneous tissue on both sides to fully expose the thoracic and abdominal regions."
"During the process, carefully check whether there are any fractures in the ribs and sternum, and pay attention to any abnormal signs in the neck and abdomen—especially the subcutaneous tissue in the neck, which must be carefully examined for traces of bleeding."
"Although these signs are subtle, they are often key evidence in determining causes of death such as mechanical asphyxia."
