Ms. Scarlett could be seen in deep thought as she kept staring intently at the tooth between her fingers.

"Usually, when a person dies in a gruesome way, they will clench or grind their teeth because of the extreme pain they have to endure... Oddly enough, these teeth are perfectly intact." Ms. Scarlett mumbled to herself. She then glances at the corpse again.

As she let out a sigh, fingerprints were out of the option as the victim was burned badly, and even if it was a miracle that there was still a fingerprint, that doesn't mean it's foolproof. Even with trained eyes and the advancement of computer technology, there is no absolute foolproof method for the matching of fingerprints. That is the reality.

It was completely different from the movies where the fingerprint was the most damning piece of evidence for the culprit to get caught.

There is no such thing as perfect evidence.

Even before Ms. Scarlett had arrived at the scene, there were already numerous controllable variable