Qin Feng went on to describe the preliminary situation of the on‑site examination: "After our bureau received the report, we immediately dispatched the on‑duty crime scene team and experienced forensic backbones to rush to the scene and conduct a comprehensive and meticulous examination of the body and the surrounding area."
"According to the forensic doctor's preliminary on‑site inspection, no obvious mechanical external injuries were found on the surface of the deceased's body, especially on the face, hands, wrists, and elbows—parts that are prone to injury in physical conflicts. No signs of abrasions, contusions, or lacerations were discovered."
"Considering that the incident occurred in May, when the temperature was relatively high, the deceased was wearing a short‑sleeved T‑shirt, with a large area of the upper limbs exposed."
