There are indeed many cases that the Metropolitan Police Department has not solved in the past.

Otherwise, Kudo Shinichi, a high school student who has not yet graduated from school, would not be called the "Savior of the Metropolitan Police Department."

Savior, savior, the good world does not need the Lord’s salvation, only the dark and dark end times need the Lord.

Although the title of the savior is a gimmick, it also reflects to a certain extent how disappointing the Metropolitan Police Department's previous performance was.

"There are so many catalogs alone?"

Shui Wulian was startled.

"This" Lin Xinyi looked embarrassed again: "Actually, there aren't that many."

"The font size of this catalog is relatively large and the layout is sparse. There is also a summary after each case entry. There are not many cases on one page."

"Anyway, cough cough"

"This paragraph is a state secret and must not be broadcast."

"Understood." Miss Mizuno is a news anchor with an attitude.

However, this attitude can be more flexible.

It doesn't matter if you expose some innocuous black material, the Metropolitan Police Department is already used to being scolded anyway.

But if such "national secrets" are leaked, the Metropolitan Police Department will be offended and the big bosses in the police system will be unhappy.

Unless she revealed her identity as an imperial envoy of her father's country and the emperor's emissary, there would be no need for the news anchor to do this.

"Actually, this is a good thing."

Lin Xinyi made up for it from another angle:

"At least the Metropolitan Police Department has honestly left behind all the previously unsolved cases."

"It's not like the Tsukiying Island massacre case or the Aido Elementary School suicide case, where the case was closed haphazardly on the pretext of 'accident' or 'suicide', leaving future generations no chance to even investigate old cases."

"Hmm" Shui Wu Liannai felt a chill running down his spine: "Are you sure?"

"Did the Metropolitan Police keep all the suspect cases, instead of there being more cases that have been closed with 'accident' and 'suicide'?"

Lin Xinyi: ""

"Don't ask, don't ask."

Is this even necessary to ask?

Don’t even talk about this world of science.

Let’s talk about the real world:

In the real world, Japan has the lowest homicide rate per 100,000 people in the world, making it like a law and order paradise.

However, its suicide rate ranks 14th in the world, much higher than other developed countries.

There are less than 150 forensic doctors in Japan.

Limited by extremely limited manpower, the autopsy rate of Japanese forensic doctors on abnormal corpses is only 11.2%, and the on-site rate is only 27.6%.

In other words, in Japan, if you kill someone and disguise the scene as a suicide or an accident:

Then there is a 90% chance that you will never encounter a forensic autopsy.

There is a 70% chance that the forensic doctor will not even take a look.

In this way, Japan has the lowest homicide rate in the world and the 14th suicide rate in the world.

When you think about these two data whose rankings are very different together, you will feel very frightened when you think about it:

Why are there so few homicides and such a high suicide rate?

Among these people who committed suicide, how many actually committed suicide?

Is the Metropolitan Police really as serious and responsible, scientifically advanced, and sharp-eyed as depicted in Japanese dramas?

With these terrifying speculations, we may be able to better understand why in reality Japan has tens of thousands of private detective agencies, hundreds of thousands of related employees, and a strong culture of famous detectives.

Sometimes the Metropolitan Police really doesn't work.

We really need private detectives like Shinichi Kudo.

"In short, even if there are indeed unjust cases and wrongful convictions, we don't have the energy to check them one by one now."

"It would be nice to be able to solve the remaining unsolved cases."

Lin Xinyi's tone was a little depressed:

There are so many unsolved cases waiting for him, how can he still have the energy to check any wrong cases?

"Indeed." Shui Wulian nodded deeply.

She was not disappointed by Lin Xinyi's decadent remarks, but instead changed her view of this famous administrator:

Maybe he is not a good boyfriend.

But he is a good policeman.

Otherwise, who would bother to settle old scores in a thankless manner.

The Metropolitan Police had aired its butt to dry long ago, so that no one except the family members of the victims would remember it, so why should he help wipe it?

This is not for merit or fame.

But really want to do something.

But after all, the mess left by the past is too much.

"Too much, hey."

Shui Wulian sighed sadly.

Unknowingly, she was standing in the same trench as Lin Xinyi.

And this also made her feel a little empathetic to despair:

"With so many old cases and unsolved cases, can you really investigate them with the manpower of your autopsy department?"

"Our autopsy department adopts an elite strategy"

"So how many people are there?"

“Do high school students who work part-time count?”

"It doesn't count."

“That’s 3 people”

"Two department heads and one management officer."

Shui Wu Liannai: ""

The corner of her mouth twitched slightly: "Then can the show continue to be filmed?"

"Is the three of you going to look through the 524-page directory and check out thousands of old cases?"

"Well," Lin Xinyi was a little helpless: "You don't need me to teach you the Spring and Autumn style of writing in this news media, right?"

"Wait a minute, let's pick a case at random and hold a proper task force discussion meeting."

"Isn't it enough to film these scenes into material and publicize them, and then hide the number of old cases accumulated by the Metropolitan Police Department and let everyone know that our forensics department is working hard to clear up old cases?"

Although talking about "paying off debt" is not enough.

But in terms of publicity effect alone, it is indeed enough.

"And if we are lucky enough to successfully solve an old case during the filming of the show."

"Then the promotional effect of this program will be stronger, more eye-catching, and more meaningful."

As long as part of the truth is selectively reported, the image of the Metropolitan Police Department and the forensics department will shine brightly.

This will attract more talents to join.

Only when there are more talents in the forensics department in the future can we hope to clean up the mess left by the Metropolitan Police Department in the past.

"I see."

Shui Wulian nodded in agreement.

She knew that Lin Xinyi was not trying to fake it to gain fame, but he wanted to reverse the status quo from the bottom of his heart.

He is indeed doing a great job.

Although it will be difficult to achieve results now or even for a long time in the future.

"Mr. Lin, I will do my best to help you make this show a success."

"Let's go"

Shui Wu Lianna's blue pupils were full of firm light:

"Let us finish this great work."

"Yeah" Lin Xin nodded.
To be continued...