God's Imitator

Soon, the recess ended, and the four suspects returned to their respective seats.

Tang Qing approached the podium to continue presenting new evidence.

This time, however, he held a thick envelope, clearly containing several thick documents.

"Esteemed jurors, the evidence I am submitting this time is an entire set of documents related to the ’Family Asset Integration and Optimization Plan.’

"This is not a single contract; the documents are divided into three different sections.

"They are the ’Client Asset Proof Material,’ the ’Inheritance Notarization,’ and the ’Full Power of Attorney.’

"Due to the amount of content, please allow me to introduce each in detail.

"The ’Client Asset Proof Material’ pertains to the woman. It clearly lists her asset inventory, including:

"Copies of real estate ownership certificates, personal bank statements from the past year, and proof of assets in securities accounts.

"This document clearly shows that the woman owns a property valued at 15 million and has earned a pre-tax income of millions over the past year.

"I believe this material adequately proves the woman’s financial capacity.

"The ’Inheritance Notarization’ and related materials indicate that the woman’s parents have passed away, and her property and main assets come from her parents’ inheritance.

"The ’Full Power of Attorney’ states that the woman authorizes her spouse, the male party in this case, and the law firm he designated, to fully manage and dispose of all the assets listed above, including but not limited to sales, mortgages, pledges, and establishing guarantees.

"It also includes a risk clause: investments may result in losses, which the client willingly bears."

Tang Qing took out numerous documents from the thick envelope and introduced their specific contents one by one.

Although he was only giving a brief introduction, it rendered the scene silent, with many people showing expressions of disbelief.

After finishing all introductions, Tang Qing tapped the documents on the table, aligning them once more.

"I believe you all might be surprised by this document, as am I.

"With so many pieces of evidence in the evidence room, such document-like evidence is not very conspicuous, so finding it within a limited time wasn’t easy.

"But luckily, it was considered one item of evidence, allowing it to be retrieved at once.

"It’s always good to gather more information, which might speed up the progress of this trial.

"Lawyer Lin, could you please verify the authenticity of this document first?

"Later, I would still appreciate the jurors’ examination."

Tang Qing passed through the podium, handing all the documents to Lin Sizhi, then turned back.

As Lin Sizhi went through these documents, Wang Yongxin went on stage again.

"Esteemed jurors, the evidence I am submitting this time is a bottle of medicine, also found in this couple’s luggage in their cabin on the ship.

"However, I lack the professional knowledge to determine the specific use of this medicine, so I hope Dr. Feng can use his expertise to enlighten us.

"Dr. Feng, please take a look."

Wang Yongxin finished speaking and approached Feng Yuguang, handing over the medicine.

Feng Yuguang took the bottle, scrutinized it for a long time, then opened it, pouring out the medicine into his hand for a closer look, but still couldn’t provide an answer.

At first, the room fell silent, then gradually became noisy.

As the waiting time grew longer, jurors began whispering to each other, and this buzzing further fueled anxiety, sparking more discussions.

Wang Yongxin prompted graciously, "So, Dr. Feng, have you noticed anything unusual?

"Or is this medicine not a common type, making it hard to identify at first glance?"

Feng Yuguang’s expression changed several times, but finally, with some helplessness, he said, "This is... an overseas version of Diazepam, commonly known as ’Valium.’ However, the medicine inside doesn’t seem to be Diazepam.

"Because its shape differs from common Diazepam.

"But I can’t assert exactly what type of medicine it is either."

Wang Yongxin nodded: "Thank you, Dr. Feng, for your professional explanation. Then, could the jurors please examine the specific information about this bottle of medicine?"

Soon, the examination results came out.

[The ’medicine inside the bottle’ contains false information.]

[The medicine bottle is indeed an overseas version of Diazepam, but the medicine inside is Olanzapine.]

Wang Yongxin looked at Feng Yuguang: "Indeed, Dr. Feng is very professional, able to discern that the medicine inside had been replaced.

"However... what are the differences between these two drugs? This is something I’m not sure about, and the jurors would probably like to know."

With some hesitation, Feng Yuguang finally said, "Both drugs are psychiatric prescription drugs.

"Diazepam, commonly called ’Valium,’ is primarily used to relieve anxiety, insomnia, or seizures caused by various reasons, but long-term use might lead to drowsiness, lack of focus, or memory impairment.

"Olanzapine, however, is mainly used to treat schizophrenia or other severe mental disorders, causing strong sedation, drowsiness, and emotional apathy, with side effects more pronounced than Diazepam’s, potentially leading to significant cognitive function damage, such as sluggish response and memory decline."

Wang Yongxin nodded: "Thank you, Dr. Feng, for the professional explanation.

"I have one more question: Is there a big difference between the pills of these two drugs? Would someone taking the other medication notice if it’s been repacked into a Diazepam bottle?"

Dr. Feng remained silent for a moment: "In the eyes of professionals, there is still a large difference between the pills.

"Diazepam pills are generally flat, while Olanzapine pills are usually convex.

"However, both are white, and there isn’t much difference in size."

Wang Yongxin nodded and continued asking: "In other words, assuming the patient never took real Diazepam from the start and received this bottle, they wouldn’t have the ability to discern that the pills inside are actually Olanzapine."

Dr. Feng reluctantly nodded: "That’s correct."

Wang Yongxin turned back and said: "Thank you, I have no further questions."

Tang Qing stood up and approached the podium: "Lawyer Lin, how do those documents look? Do they seem familiar?

"Although your name doesn’t appear on these documents, it’s clear to the observant eye that the man couldn’t have completed these documents on his abilities alone; a professional must have helped him.

"Could that person... be you?

"Esteemed jurors, I request verification of the evidence’s authenticity."