National Forensic Doctor

1040: Chapter 973: Quick Wits 1040: Chapter 973: Quick Wits Corpses, like people, become uglier the more they go through.

The body of one who has drowned bloats particularly quickly, just as one is soaked into society.

It will swell up, it will decompose, it will become unbearably smelly, and it will no longer look human.

Just like the body lying on the stainless steel table.

Its small form could scare a peaceful face into insomnia.

But under the dazzling knives, signatures, and electric saws, it finally becomes tranquil.

Jiang Yuan, along with two forensic doctors, two forensic assistants, and two videographers, dissected the entire body thoroughly in just over an hour.

If you ask if all these people are necessary?

To be thorough, it is actually better to have more hands.

The workload of an autopsy is indeed substantial, as can be seen in those high-profile cases where, after being handed over to renowned experts, they often take more than a day to yield results.

Because high-profile cases require an extra level of meticulousness, they naturally require extra time.

For the bodies encountered in daily work, forensic doctors usually make preliminary assessments before conducting further investigations.

A smart forensic doctor would take several additional samples for backup so that further examinations can continue if needed in the future.

For those who are lackadaisical or lacking funds, there is no need for such trouble.

In earlier years, many cases were such that forensic doctors would conduct on-spot inspections and autopsies, and then write their reports directly, without the need to take any samples, as there were no facilities for that.