Wang Changjiang has been working as a forensic doctor for many years and has seen all kinds of corpses.
Bloated by water, burned by fire, sun-dried, buried in the soil—he has seen every type of corpse.
But this case's corpse, having been skinned alive in a violent manner, is the first of its kind for him.
The nerve endings for pain in the human body are actually concentrated in the dermis, with no pain receptors in the muscles and fat.
This means the victim's most painful moment was actually when the perpetrator was skinning them.
Afterward, with their entire skin removed and crawling on the ground, the victim actually felt no more pain.
However, watching one's own flesh crawl, that kind of terror must be beyond words.
"Anything else?"
"There is one more thing: we detected sedatives in the victim's blood; that's about it."
"Alright, now Old Liu, let's hear from the crime scene investigation side."
