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- 1. "Our Forensic Season" was highly praised
- 2. For those who know, please come and take a look at the emoticon package.
- 3. "The first person with a doctorate in forensic medicine in China" - Zuo Zhijin, now the president of the Chinese People's Police College, a classic criminal investigation case
- 4. Is Sherlock Holmes-style reasoning feasible in reality?
"Our Forensic Season" has been well received
"Our Forensic Season" has been well received. Why did this show become popular? Let's discuss this issue below, hoping that this content can help friends in need.
Mango TV China's first variety show focusing on real forensics entering the workplace "Forensic Season" is released. This program not only brings everyone to see a group of young forensic doctors who bravely pursue their dreams, but also demonstrates the firm ideals and beliefs and professional spirit of Chinese forensic medicine passed down from generation to generation.
In the program, the teachers are all leaders in their fields, but when dealing with interns, they will patiently interpret and correct the problems encountered in the interview one by one, and will also immediately provide thoughtful encouragement to those who have shortcomings. . The first variety show also prepared a special gift for the interns who are about to join the new employees - inviting Cong Bin, an academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, Zhou Wenyong, China's first generation of forensic staff, and China's first doctor of forensic medicine. Graduate police officer Zuo Zhijin and other "big names" in the field made a surprise appearance and conducted a "textbook-level" communication with new forensic experts at close range.
Academician Cong Bin of the Academy of Engineering explained to the interns that the task of forensic medicine is to protect people's personality rights, physical rights, and health rights; Mr. Zhou Wenyong, who is in his eighties, shared with everyone his experience of more than 2,500 anatomy in his career... The seniors sincerely told stories about their jobs and shared practical experiences, which inspired young people who are about to enter the forensic workplace.
The firm ideals and beliefs of forensic medicine are not only reflected in the perseverance and selfless dedication of practitioners, but also in the perseverance and love of dreamers. In the variety show, intern Xiang Qinqin has been curious about the vitality moves since she was a child, and wants to become a forensic doctor. During the recruitment interview, Xiang Qinqin used professional terminology, keen on-the-spot insights and careful reasoning to win the teacher's confidence and obtain the internship qualification.
Xu Zitong, who came from the National Police College, Liu Chaoyu, who was born in clinical medicine and pursued his dream of cross-border marketing, Qu Yiling, who became a volunteer body donor for the development of the forensic industry... In "We Are New in the Workplace·Forensic Medicine Season", charming The forensic group portrait of young people pursuing their dreams is touching. As Qin Ming, the author of the complete series of "Forensic Qin Ming", said to everyone who is new to forensic medicine, "staying calm in the face of danger" in the field of forensic medicine is only the entry requirement for newcomers, while "hard work and uncompromising ideals" are the most important.
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"The first person with a doctorate in forensic medicine in China"--Zuo Zhijin is now the president of the Chinese People's Police College. Classic criminal investigation case
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Is Sherlock Holmes-style reasoning feasible in reality?
At 2 o'clock in the morning on June 29, 2006, a murder occurred in Room 207, Building 13, Zishouyuan, Beiyuan Home, Chaoyang District, Beijing. The bodies of a man and a woman were found at home. There was a ladder outside the window at the scene of the incident.
"Break-in, robbery and murder", Zuo Zhijin made his first judgment based on the traces at the scene. The house was full of bloodstains. A Western knife soaked in the sink was found in the bathroom at the scene, and a string of dripping bloodstains was found under a switch box.
"The blood belongs to a third person, who should be the suspect. The bleeding location is roughly where the palm of the right hand intersects with the wrist. The injury process is most likely the moment of killing with a knife. The knife suddenly fell off and hit the palm. The injury is not serious, and he should go to the hospital. heal."
After carefully observing the blood stains, Zuo Zhijin said.
How is this inference made?
Because the trail of blood dripping under the switch is vertical, and the light switch box is located in the corner, in a narrow space, the suspect can only press the switch with his right hand, and turning on the light with his left hand cannot form such a blood stain. So was the suspect stained with the victim's blood, or was it caused by the suspect's own injuries and bleeding? Zuo Zhijin deduced: If the criminal's hands were stained with the victim's blood, when the light was turned on, the shape of the blood dripping would change from thick to light. However, the blood stains at the scene had the same concentration at the top and bottom, so it could only be the result of the criminal being injured and bleeding. become.
Next, he speculated on the cause of the criminal's injury: when the criminal stabbed with a Western-style knife, because the handle was short and the blade was long, the reaction force would push the knife back in the opposite direction, and the suspect's right palm was likely to be pushed back. The blade cuts. Since no blood was found on the ground, the suspect may have treated the wound or cleaned the scene before escaping...
Based on this on-site investigation conclusion, scouts immediately deployed controls in various hospitals in Beijing to investigate the injured person on his right hand. That night, news came: the suspect had been arrested in a hospital.
"Where is his injury?" Zuo Zhijin asked.
"At the intersection of the palm of his right hand and his wrist, he said he dropped the knife during the crime and injured himself." The investigator answered.
Except that the murderer did not treat the wound but changed clothes and escaped, the other reasoning was exactly the same as Zuo Zhijin's.
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