Chapter 1889 Unexplainable Manslaughter

"Damn you!" Liu Keqiang began to curse, "Since you want to be reasonable, I will talk to you!

First, who can prove that the person who killed Mo Jianchen was one of ours? Does it mean that those who are with our people must be from our camp?

Second, even if we killed him, it was a manslaughter! Who knew that while we were fighting against the Japanese, you would come out behind the Japanese?

Third, what if I kill him? We are not Jing Yier (on purpose). We have given you so many guns and ammunition, so just think that Mo Jianchen was killed by the Japanese because of those guns and ammunition! "

"You, you - you are using strong words to make excuses. All the witnesses and material evidence are there, and you are still here to quibble? This is your camp. If this were replaced by other Northeastern troops of yours -" The special commissioner opposite Liu Keqiang , already blushing with anger from Liu Keqiang.

As he said, he could imagine that bandit-like people like the Northeast Army would be unreasonable, but he never expected that they would be so unreasonable!

In other words, this is no longer unreasonable, but shameless!

Unfortunately, at the moment when the Eighth Route Army rushed out of the entrance in pursuit of the Japanese army, Mo Jianchen was shot, and he actually died after being shot!

Now, Mo Jianchen's body was still cold. This body was "physical evidence", and the people from the Eighth Route Army also saw that the man from Shang Zhenying was among the group of people who fired, and those people were all wearing the uniforms of the Northeast Army.

Who is that person from Shang Zhenying? It refers to Fan Tongzuo who is with Wu Ziqi.

Wu Ziqi took the brothers Fan Tongzuo and Fan Tongwu to join forces with the Eighth Route Army to fight against the Japanese.

Brothers Fan Tongzuo and Fan Tongwu, together with Zhao Wang and two other Eighth Route Army soldiers, rushed to intercept the Japanese army. This was all agreed by the special commissioners Mo Jianchen and Wu Ziqi.

Well, the two groups were not far apart at that time. It was still dark when Mo Jianchen was shot and fell. How could the Eighth Route Army people not recognize Fan Tongzuo?

If the Eighth Route Army men who rushed out of the alley didn't see Mo Jianchen with their own eyes, Mo Jianchen was hit by bullets fired from the opposite direction, but in addition, they also found a witness!

Although that person also died after giving evidence, that person was the Eighth Route Army soldier Zhao Wang.

Zhao Wang was shot and fell unconscious. He was found by the Eighth Route Army soldiers who rushed over. He stretched out his hand to see that he was still alive!

At this time, let alone saving her, she was still woken up by her.

And Zhao Wang fighting for his last bit of life not only proved that Mo Jianchen was shot down by those Northeastern troops later, but also proved that Fan Tongzuo was indeed with those Northeastern troops.

And when Zhao Wang finished speaking these words, he suddenly passed away.

Logically speaking, if this kind of thing does not form a written confession, it is not considered a testimony, but Wu Ziqi was at the scene when Zhao Wang was describing the process.

Wu Ziqi is not a person who can lie. When Liu Keqiang and others rushed over after hearing the news, Wu Ziqi learned everything Zhao Wanglin said before he died!

Oh, by the way, there is another important link here, that is, Fan Tongzuo and his group of Northeastern troops actually ran away after accidentally killing Mo Jianchen!

Originally, the Eighth Route Army that was chasing the Japanese army was not very numerous, so they rushed out of the streets.

When Mo Jianchen and several Eighth Route Army soldiers rushed out, Mo Jianchen was shot. Did the other soldiers see it or not? Those who saw it were busy worrying about their captain, who would pursue him? That group of Northeastern troops?

So Mo Jianchen must have been killed by that group of Northeastern troops, if not by them? So why are they running? That group of Northeastern troops must have escaped, and Fan Tongzuo also took them with him!

Doesn't this prove from another angle that the person who shot Mo Jianchen was from Shang Zhenying? Otherwise, why would Fan Tong run away?

In this way, the body of the murdered Mo Jianchen was still cold, Zhao Wang was already sacrificed, and Wu Ziqi was the witness to prove it. The murderer fled in fear of crime, so someone from Shang Zhen's camp accidentally killed Mo Jian. This matter of dust is now settled!

Liu Keqiang originally led a platoon to help Chen Laocai guard the village in the middle of the village.

Since guarding the middle of the village is the top priority, even when Chen Laocai sent out the team to protect the village, Liu Keqiang did not bring anyone out.

But who would have thought that it would be better for him to bring people out than not to come out at all? The Japanese didn't hit any of them, but they encountered this kind of thing!

Liu Keqiang was the company commander, the highest-ranking officer in the commercial camp so far besides Shang Zhen. If the special commissioner didn't look for Liu Keqiang, who would he look for as the murderer?

But how could the whole process be so simple for something like this?

So after it was discovered that Mo Jianchen was mistakenly killed by the Northeast Army, and then Liu Keqiang arrived, the entire investigation process became very cumbersome.

Liu Keqiang was confused when encountering this kind of thing. He felt that the key issue should be to find the group of Northeastern troops who shot at the Eighth Route Army. Of course, it was also very likely that they were from his camp.

It's just that Liu Keqiang also had a keen eye. Although someone said he saw it, he still didn't know where the murderer was and who he was.

So how could he rashly agree that that person was his own camp, even though in his heart, he believed that 99% of them were his own.

My own group saw the Eighth Route Army being killed by mistake, and then ran away because they were afraid of taking responsibility. This is completely explainable because he had no evidence to prove it.

It should be said that Liu Keqiang is also a mature and prudent person.

But during this process, the special commissioner was unreasonable and asked him to hand over the murderer one by one.

It is said that even clay figures have some earthy temperament, not to mention that Liu Keqiang was a man who led troops to fight.

The Eighth Route Army special commissioner who thought he was right finally annoyed him, so he finally cursed out the most popular phrase in the Northeast Army, "Ma Le Bazi".

Some people asked what the phrase "Ma Le Bazi" meant?

In fact, people in later generations basically don't know it, even people in the Northeast may not know it all, and they have only seen it in film and television dramas. At the earliest time, it was the old general of the Northeast Army who liked to use this colloquialism the most.

In fact, if this Ma Le Bazi is translated into modern Chinese, everyone will understand it.

"Bazi" is a Manchu language, specifically referring to a non-male organ.

"Ma Le Bazi" translated into modern Chinese is "spicy **"

As an aside, this is the beauty of the Northeast dialect. If the word "Bazi" is not so obscure, how could it be said openly in film and television dramas?

Well, now Liu Guoqiang not only started to curse, but also listed one, two, three in anger. In this way, let alone what happened to the special commissioner, the Eighth Route Army soldiers behind him were also angered by him.

Under the firelight, there was a "clattering" sound of turning the bolt, and the Eighth Route Army finally raised their guns.

When the Eighth Route Army fired, Liu Keqiang's Shang Zhen camp naturally couldn't let others point guns at them, so they also raised their guns!

Both sides had loaded their bullets. At this time, if one side really pulled the trigger, even if it was an accidental discharge, a bloody fight would be inevitable!

And at this critical moment, someone next to him suddenly shouted: "Put down your guns quickly! You Eighth Route Army also put down your guns! We are friendly forces, and we are relatives of the Qing (relatives). If you have something to say, just talk about it. Why are you using guns?"

As the shouting sounded, a person rushed to the middle of the confrontation between the two sides. It was Qian Chuaner!

Qian Chuan'er also had a gun in his hand, but he raised it above his head, facing the muzzle of the Eighth Route Army's gun with his chest, then he turned around and looked at Liu Keqiang, winking at him.

At the same time, in the shadows that were not illuminated by the firelight, Shang Zhen was frowning as he watched everything happening before his eyes.