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The train station was bustling with people, just as he had hoped. The more crowded it was, the less likely he would be noticed. However, just when he thought everything was under control, an unexpected event occurred.
"Sir, please have your luggage checked," the security officer, Officer Xiong, politely stopped Li Zheng.
Li Zheng was taken aback. In his plan, he had never considered the security check. In a small county like Jia Yu, many security measures were practically non-existent; he assumed Linxiang Train Station would be the same.
"Oh, okay," Li Zheng forced himself to remain calm and placed the first cardboard box on the security scanner.
The staff monitoring the screen furrowed his brow deeper as he stared at the image displayed—what appeared to be a human arm was visible inside the box.
"Sir, may I ask what you have in your box?" the staff member inquired, looking up.
Li Zheng's heart began to race, but he maintained his composure on the surface. "It's fish. I'm carrying fish."
The staff member scrutinized the screen again; the shape of the object indeed resembled a human arm, definitely not fish.
"Alright, please place the other box on the scanner as well."
Li Zheng set down the second cardboard box. This time, the monitoring screen clearly revealed rib shapes.
"Sir, what is in this box?" The staff member's tone turned serious.
"It’s... it’s bones," Li Zheng said, beads of cold sweat forming on his forehead.
The staff exchanged glances with Officer Xiong. Both realized that what this elderly man was carrying was highly suspicious.
"Sir, please open the box for us to check," Officer Xiong said firmly.
This statement completely disrupted Li Zheng's plans. He knew that once he opened the box, everything would be over.
His mind raced as he sought a way to escape.
"Wait, I... I need to make a phone call first," Li Zheng said as he pulled out his phone, pretending to dial.
In that brief moment when Officer Xiong let his guard down slightly, Li Zheng suddenly turned around, abandoning both boxes and sprinting toward the train station exit.
"Stop!" the security guard shouted as he chased after him, but Li Zheng had already vanished into the crowd.
"Call the police! Call the police!" The staff immediately realized the seriousness of the situation.
Meanwhile, Li Zheng stopped in a narrow alley outside the train station, panting heavily. His heart raced as if it would explode, and his forehead was drenched in cold sweat.
"It's over, completely over!" Li Zheng leaned against the wall, despair flooding his thoughts. "My cardboard boxes are still there; if what's inside is discovered..." He couldn't bear to think any further.
What was even more terrifying was that there were surveillance cameras everywhere in the train station. His appearance, clothing, and movements had all been clearly recorded.
"I didn't expect security checks to be this strict nowadays," Li Zheng said with a bitter smile, shaking his head.
A 69-year-old man had clearly underestimated the power of modern technology.
At the train station, the police had arrived at the scene. When they opened the two cardboard boxes, everyone gasped in shock.
A massive manhunt across the province was about to begin.
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On the morning of July 23rd at 8 AM, the Linxiang Train Station police station was bustling with activity.
The station chief, Jiang, looked at the two cardboard boxes on his desk, his expression grave as if he were about to burst into tears.
After a preliminary examination, it was confirmed that the boxes contained human remains, and they had been dismembered with professional precision.
"The murderer likely possesses medical or anatomical knowledge; we must report this immediately."
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