After completing the autopsy of the first male corpse, Jiang An, Zhang Yean, and two assistants walked into Forensic Autopsy Room No. 2.
The air was heavy with the chill of air conditioning and the smell of disinfectant.
At this moment, a female corpse was placed on the stainless steel autopsy table.
Compared to the previous male corpse, this female corpse exhibited more typical signs of drowning.
The deceased's entire skin was cold and pale, with lips and nail beds showing significant cyanosis, presenting an oxygen-deprived bluish-purple hue similar to the terminal signs seen in severe heart disease patients.
A small amount of fluid still seeped from the corners of her mouth, clear and slightly foamy, a typical manifestation of drowning fluid being expelled from the body.
Even without internal autopsy, these external signs strongly suggested that the deceased had inhaled a large amount of fluid before death, leading to airway obstruction and asphyxiation.
