They walked out of Zhang Hancheng's office.
Yang Zeran nudged Shen Xin with his elbow and whispered, "What do you think? You should've gotten what Zhang Zhi was implying."
His expression was grim.
Shen Xin understood.
Back then, Zhang Hancheng and his team hadn't dared to definitively conclude that Guo Jinhua was the killer.
So what about now? Was it going to be any easier?
If you announce that Guo Jinhua is the killer without concrete evidence...
The average person might not care. It has nothing to do with them, and it's been almost three years.
But what about his family?
Take Guo Jinhua's parents, for instance.
They believed their son was a victim.
Guo Jinhua's serious illness had already dragged the family into such a state.
If you tell them now that their son is the killer, they might not accept it even if you slap the evidence right down in front of them.
They can't accept it.
If they did, what would their friends and other relatives think? What about the in-laws?
