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Chapter 351 - 351 She Had Lived a Miserable Life
Chapter 351 - 351 She Had Lived a Miserable Life
Chapter 351: Chapter 351 She Had Lived a Miserable Life
Translator: Dragon Boat Translation Editor: Dragon Boat Translation
“Dr. Chen, can we talk in private?”
With Chen Yu’s help, the truth of the case was pretty much revealed.
However, the confusion in Li Changjun’s mind didn’t lessen.
On the contrary, it increased by quite a bit.
From the moment Chen Yu started talking to Jiang Damao, a disgusted expression appeared on his face.
It could be seen that Chen Yu was extremely disgusted with Jiang Damao. Since that was the case, why didn’t Chen Yu let him arrest Jiang Damao? Earlier, Chen Yu had said that someone would bring Jiang Damao to justice at midnight.
Could the person responsible for bringing Jiang Damao to justice be Ah Hong, who had already turned into a ghost?
No matter how guilty Jiang Damao was, if the police discover his actions, they should be responsible for bringing him before justice.
In the end, the court would decide whether to execute him or lock him up.
Chen Yu clearly wanted the female ghost to torture him.
Out of respect for Chen Yu, Li Changjun ordered his subordinates to release Jiang Damao.
“Ah Hong’s life has been too bitter,” Chen Yu said with mixed feelings as he glanced at Li Changjun.
“Ever since she was young, she has never encountered anything happy.”
“When she was alive, she was always bullied. After she dies…”
“Let her indulge herself for once.”
At this point, Chen Yu’s eyes teared up.
“This…”
Li Changjun had known Chen Yu for almost half a year. This was the first time he saw Chen Yu reveal his true feelings.
Li Changjun immediately called over a team member.
He asked him to contact the team and check the background of the Phoenix Nightclub waiter, Ah Hong.
“When All Hong was five years old, she went to an amusement park with her parents to celebrate June 1st,” Chen Yu said.
“The human traffickers took Ah Hong from her parents when they weren’t paying attention.”
“From then on, Ah Hong began her tragic life.”
Along with the increase in his cultivation, even if Chen Yu didn’t see Ah Hong with his own eyes, he could still calculate the pain that she had suffered through Jiang Damao.
Twenty or thirty years ago, there was a foolish custom of adopting child brides in many backward and remote areas.
After Ah Hong was kidnapped, she was sold to a farmer in the depths of the mountains.
The village was so poor that it could be described as a desolate place. The farmer couple spent 300 yuan to buy Ah Hong.
They planned to wait for Ah Hong to grow up and marry their retarded son. “This couple not only treated All Hong as a child bride but also as free labor.” “All Hong, who is only five years old, was ordered around by this family like a slave.”
“Compared to their abuse, death would be kinder.”
“Years of abuse and beatings have made Ah Hong’s personality submissive.”
“When she was sixteen, Ah Hong married their retarded son.”
“In order to let All Hong give birth to a grandson as soon as possible, the parents temporarily stopped abusing Ah Hong.”
“That period of time was the best period of time after Ah Hong was abducted to the village.”
“Unfortunately, the good times don’t last long.”
“For more than a year, there was no movement in All Hong’s stomach.”
“The parents found all kinds of folk prescriptions for their sons and forced Ah
Hong to eat them.”
“Another half a year passed, but Ah Hong still wasn’t pregnant.”
“The parents of their son got angry. They think that Ah Hong is a good-for-nothing, a hen that can’t lay eggs.”
“In their eyes, All Hong is a commodity that they spent a lot of money to buy.” “She was no different from livestock to them.”
“Her only mission is to give them grandchildren.”
“Since All Hong couldn’t give birth to a child, the parents beat her up badly.”
“They treated All Hong as a slave again.”
Hearing this, Li Changjun and his subordinates sighed.
In the early years, when human trafficking was rampant, the Criminal
Investigation Division assisted many relevant departments in investigating cases of human trafficking in mountain villages.
The scene was difficult to describe in a few words.
Generally speaking, the wealthier the mountain village, the fewer cases of human trafficking.
Even if there were, they would be easily discovered.
Wealthy villages were closely connected to the outside world. The abducted people had countless ways to contact the outside world and seek help.
The difficult part was the poor and remote village, where all communication was blocked.
There might not even be a decent road in this place, let alone a mobile phone.
Unable to contact the outside world, it was as difficult as ascending to the heavens to escape.
The poorer the village, the easier it was to form a group of human traffickers.
If one family bought a ‘daughter-in-law’, the entire village would help them keep it a secret.
Not only did they help keep it a secret, but if the “daughter-in-law” that this family bought ran away, the entire village, regardless of gender, old or young, would be mobilized to help capture her.
As for the reason, it was enough to make Li Changjun and the other law enforcement officers so angry that smoke was coming out of their noses.
If you didn’t help your fellow villagers protect the ‘wife’ they bought, no one would help you if your ‘wife’ ran away tomorrow.
Even if the abductors tried their best to contact the outside world, the law enforcement department might not be able to save them.
First of all, the whole village was united.
After receiving the news, they would immediately move the abducted person to another location.
They were either hiding in caves or in the corners of the mountains.
In short, even if the authorities dug three feet deep, it would be difficult to find the abducted person.
If there were too many people, they would alert the villagers. If they sent a small team into the village to rescue them, they might not be able to find the abducted people.
However, a new problem arose.
Once, the former captain brought Li Changjun and three other team members to assist the civil affairs department in entering the village in the middle of the night.
Even after more than ten years, Li Changjun still remembered that scene.
The abducted woman had been beaten and tortured by her so-called husband for many years.
Lying on the bed, she helplessly looked at Li Changjun and the others in their uniforms.
She had been abused and beaten for a long time and had suffered from various diseases.
She was almost crippled, and she ate, drank, and defecated on her bed.
It was Li Changjun who helped her off the bed and carried her on his shoulder.
As soon as they rescued the abducted woman, they were immediately surrounded at the village entrance.
Hundreds of villagers with all kinds of farming tools surrounded them as if they were enemies.
It was useless to preach laws and policies to these villagers. They would not understand and would not listen.
“All Hong’s situation at that time was similar to the scene you saw back then,” said Chen Yu.
“The only difference is that she hasn’t been crippled.”
“Bastard!”
Li Changjun was so angry that his eyes turned red.
The team members were also filled with righteous indignation.
No wonder Chen Yu said that Ah Hong’s life was too bitter.
After this experience, she would live with painful memories for the rest of her life.
Pang Guang suddenly felt his entire body become restless, and a killing intent surfaced in his mind.
His hands clenched uncontrollably.
It was obvious that the ghost he had invited to possess him was affecting him.
Upon hearing Ah Hong’s tragic experience, the ghost on its body could not suppress its killing intent.
“Everything changes but remains unchanged. Calm thyself…”
Pang Guang muttered in a low voice, and the killing intent in his mind gradually disappeared.
Looking at the anger and pity on everyone’s faces, Chen Yu closed his eyes and took a deep breath.
“When All Hong was 22 years old, there was a sudden rainstorm in the village, causing a serious mudslide.”
“Ah Hong risked her life to escape from this village while the villagers were running to higher ground to avoid danger.”
“Although she left this place, her tragic life did not end..”