Chapter 87 Who Is the Murderer

"This suicide note and confession are not hers!" Ji Yunhuang interrupted Emperor Le Xuan: "These handwritings suddenly look very similar, but they can't escape Erchen's eyes. These things are clearly written by someone else counterfeiting her handwriting! If the royal father does not believe it, you can call Lord Lan to come and let him identify the authenticity of these things."

Emperor Lexuan: "..." He never thought that this suicide note and testimony would be faked!

At this time, he naturally could no longer refute his son, so he had to send someone to Xuan Dali Temple Qinglan Yufeng.

It didn't take long for Lan Yufeng to walk into the imperial study, and after bowing to the people present, Emperor Lexuan directly gave him Ning Xuemo's confession and suicide note, so that he could identify the authenticity.

Ji Yunhuang was obviously prepared, and handed over a purchase order that Ning Xuemo usually wrote.

Lan Yufeng looked at it for a while, and said with certainty that the confession and suicide note were fake, and someone faked it.

Emperor Lexuan's face was very ugly. He didn't expect that the Ministry of Punishment would dare to give him a false confession! Immediately send someone to announce the Minister of Punishment.

After Mr. Lu, the Minister of Punishment, came and heard Emperor Lexuan's questioning, he also shouted that he was wronged, saying that the confession was presented by the prisoner himself...

This crime of deceiving the king was no trivial matter, so there were guards who were ordered to arrest the four prisoners who had been sentenced to prison in the Ministry of Punishment.

The four prison guards had already made confessions on this day, saying that these suicide notes and confessions were interrogated by Tu Yidao himself, and they were only responsible for handing them in...

And Tu Yidao had drowned and drowned. As for Ning Xuemo, the four jailers insisted that they had burned the body under Tu Yidao's order.

Since these confessions are false, the murderer of Hu Diechang may not be Ning Xuemo. Emperor Lexuan had to reprimand Mr. Lu, the Minister of Punishment, and then hand over the case to Dali Siqing, and let him solve the case within a time limit.

Emperor Lexuan was tired now, and was about to make everyone kneel when Ji Yunhuang stepped forward and said, "Father, there is no need for Lan Aiqing to solve the case within a time limit. Let this matter come to light!"

Ji Yunhao's color changed slightly, Emperor Lexuan's heart moved, and he looked at Ji Yunhuang: "What do you want to do?"

Ji Yunhuang said: "Please move the father and emperor to the Meridian Gate. There are a number of witnesses about Miss Hu's death there. You can learn the truth at the first trial there."

Emperor Lexuan frowned slightly, his goal had been achieved, he didn't really care about the real cause of Hu Diechang's death, but at this point, he could only continue the trial.

Ji Yunhao took a step forward: "Father, since there is something strange about this case, I'm afraid it won't be clear in a while, so it's better to hand this case and all the witnesses to Lord Lan, and then give it to Lord Lan after the trial is clear. An explanation from the father. How did the father go in person?"

The high-sounding remarks made Emperor Lexuan take it for granted. He is the emperor, and it would be priceless to preside over the trial in person, so he was about to agree.

Ji Yunhuang has already bowed: "Father, this matter involves Miss Ning's reputation, and also the cause of death of Marshal Hu's beloved daughter. For the sake of Marquis Jingyuan and General Hu, the father is also invited to sit in charge of this case. It's not complicated, the royal father will soon understand..."

Speaking of which, General Hu was eager to know the real murderer who killed his daughter, so he added a few words and asked Emperor Lexuan to preside over the trial. Emperor Lexuan had no choice but to agree.

Ji Yunhao's eyes flashed slightly, and he got up and said, "Father, I have something to do today, I want to say goodbye first..."