Of course, Lu Chuan only gave a rough explanation.
The actual operation requires much more detail.
The kind of instant judgment on the time of death by looking at the length of maggots is mostly fictional.
In real forensic entomology, estimating the time of death from the growth cycle of corpse parasites requires a lot of experimental assistance.
After listening to Lu Chuan's explanation, Wang Changjiang was a bit bewildered.
With his expertise as a professional forensic doctor, he could certainly understand what Lu Chuan was saying.
But it was because he could understand that he was bewildered.
Isn't Lu Chuan a crime scene investigator?
Since when did he know about forensic entomology, a field quite obscure even among forensic experts?
He understands skeleton identification analysis, and now he seems to have some knowledge of forensic entomology.
What exactly did he study in college?
Behind the gas mask, Shen Yan's expression remained quite calm.
