The man pinned down by Ni Cha, his body stiff and speaking incoherently, trying to prove that his family was unaware.
Mu Zhiyang and the others looked at him without sympathy, clearly indicating that he couldn't explain clearly; the more he talked, the more mistakes he made.
"Proof of existence but not of non-existence" is one of the important principles of law, as well as a fundamental concept in logic. If you want to prove the existence of dragons in the world, you just need to take a photo of a dragon, or at most find a dragon; but how do you prove that there are no dragons?
The suspect rattled off in Malay, and Zhong Renlong along with another translator tried to explain to Liu Jinghui and the others as much as possible.
Jiang Yuan listened without much interest.
From his perspective, the suspect in front of him was almost certainly the murderer. Whether the suspect confessed or denied the issue, it wouldn't change Jiang Yuan's view.
