The murder 26 years ago, a rope uncovers the truth
Recently, a murder case that occurred 26 years ago has once again attracted attention. On the evening of November 29, 1997, a burglary and homicide occurred in the home of a merchant in a village in Laiwu City, and the victim was unlucky. Due to insufficient evidence at the scene at that time, the case was never solved.
However, 26 years later, a seemingly ordinary thick nylon rope became the key to solving the case. This rope is the only physical evidence left by the suspect at the scene. The police conducted an in-depth study of this and decided to divide the rope into 2,000 sections for detailed examination.
After scientific analysis, the police found some tiny clues in the rope. These clues point to specific chemicals, which, upon further investigation, correspond to items that the suspect is exposed to on a daily basis. The police followed the trail and finally succeeded in locking up the suspect.
The successful cracking of this murder case fully demonstrates the important role of forensic science and technology in the investigation of the case. The police said they will continue to work hard and not give up any clues, resolutely crack down on criminal behavior, and maintain public order.