Chapter 110: Revealing the mystery of life experience 10
"Take it," Ruo Xi said, taking the necklace off her neck and handing it to Officer Tanaka.
Officer Tanaka took the necklace and took out a photo from the folder he brought and compared it carefully.
Ruoxi sat aside and secretly looked at the broken photo, "Excuse me, what is this photo?"
"Oh, this is one of our exhibits. Have you seen the child in the photo?" Mr. Tanaka handed the photo to Ruoxi.
Ruoxi looked carefully and saw a broken photo. There was indeed a child in it, but he looked like he was only one or two years old. He was wearing a necklace that was exactly the same as her own, and the photo was seriously damaged.
There should be someone else behind the child, but they can't be seen
"Officer Tanaka, where did this photo come from?"
"It was left over from a car accident. About 20 years ago, there was a car accident in our jurisdiction. The car rolled down the hillside and the fuel tank exploded. At the scene of the car accident, we found this broken photo. The car was badly burned.
And it was already three days later when I found out..."
"Car accident?!..." Ruoxi repeated what Officer Tanaka just said, "Then, what is the relationship between this necklace and the necklace on this child and the victims of this car accident?"
Ruo Xi's voice was obviously vibrating when she said this. She didn't want to bring her years of hope to an end. However, the cruel fact made her feel that this might be bad news.
Jin Chengyu touched Ruoxi's back and said nothing.
"The car rolled down the hillside, but no body was found near the car. So far, the case has not been closed," Police Officer Tanaka added
When Ruoxi heard this, she suddenly grabbed Mr. Tanaka's clothes, "You said no body was found?"
"Yes, no body was found at the scene of the car accident, so the case has never been solved."
Jin Chengyu looked at Ruoxi, "Since no body has been found, it means there is still hope."
"Has no one asked about this matter in all these years?" Ruoxi didn't understand how there could be no clues about a car accident.
"No, no one called the police, no one asked about it, and no one even reported it to reporters. Maybe someone just didn't want the car, but it doesn't make sense logically." Officer Tanaka shook his head when he said this.