Wu Cuo obviously had prepared for a long time, but he took out a document related to the case filing, "We are just making some preliminary inquiries about Li Xiuxia's death. You won't even give me this little convenience, right?"

"How could it be?" The doctor read the relevant documents carefully and said with a smile: "You know me, but you don't want to make merit, but you want to have no mistakes. As long as the procedures are fine, you can do whatever you want me to cooperate."

"Can you tell me about the situation on the day Li Xiuxia's death?"

"I was not on duty that night. After all, we are a psychiatric hospital, unlike a tumor hospital, where people die every day, and even a month later, we may not die. The deaths spread quite quickly, so as soon as I went to work the next morning, I heard that Li Xiuxia was dead."

"What about the cause of death?"

"Suicide, hit the wall, but I heard - I just heard that I am not responsible for what I will say next..."

Wu Cuo nodded and comforted him, "Just say it, we will not pursue it regardless of whether it is right or wrong."

"I heard that Li Xiuxia's death was a medical accident. The family is now negotiating with the hospital. Both parties agreed to settle the matter privately, but they have not reached an agreement on the amount of compensation.

As long as you choose to settle privately, you will be bargaining. No matter how high the price the hospital gives, the family members of the deceased want to ask for more. No matter how few the requirements the family members of the deceased have, the hospital still wants to save more. After a few months of disputes, both sides will be extremely annoyed and gradually lower their expectations. We can almost reach an agreement."

"Do you understand quite well?" Wu Cuo asked.

"After all, after working for so many years, I haven't eaten pork, and I've never seen pigs run away? Don't tell me about the pricelessness of life? It's when I'm alive, people die, and nothing is useless to say. Everyone can only sit down and talk about money."

This is a realistic problem. The doctor's words left several detectives speechless.

Wu Cuo had to continue asking: "What else do you know about Li Xiuxia's death?"

"I know, I have told you all. If you want to know more, then just look at the medical record."

While speaking, the doctor had already retrieved Li Xiuxia's case on the computer.

As can be seen from the case, Li Xiuxia was admitted to the hospital a month ago. The records on the day of admission showed that she had severe manic symptoms. The attending doctor used a sedative agent on her on the day.

After that, Li Xiuxia has been receiving conservative drug treatment in a mental hospital. Except for the time she was admitted, she never got sick again. Her daily behavior was normal, eating, walking, and reading.

Based on her situation, it can be seen that the attending doctor's dosage on her is gradually decreasing. She also asked the attending doctor when he would be discharged from the hospital, but the attending doctor did not give a clear answer.

The attending doctor would chat with her every three days, similar to some kind of psychological treatment. The purpose of the chat is to find out the causes of her illness.

For mental patients, drug treatment is just a symptom. If you want to treat the root cause, you still have to find out the heart disease. To put it bluntly, find out what makes them stubborn and provide corresponding psychological counseling.

Unfortunately, until Li Xiuxia died, the attending doctor could not ask about the inducement.

Turning the case to the day when Li Xiuxia died, there were only a few simple lines of words.

Cause of death: hemorrhagic shock.

Accident description: The patient Li Xiuxia suddenly committed suicide and hit the wall with her head. When she was discovered by the nurse on duty, she had lost too much blood and was accompanied by craniocerebral injury.

Rescue process:...

Wu Chou did not understand some of the proper nouns during the rescue, but he could probably understand them. When the nurse on duty found Li Xiuxia, she had no breathing and her pupils began to spread.

During the rescue process, there was first cardiopulmonary resuscitation and a cardiac injection, but it did not work, and Li Xiuxia died.

Wu Cuo not only read the medical record, but also copied it and said to the doctor: "Thank you, there is another last question. Where did you hear that Li Xiuxia died in a medical accident?"

When Wu Cuo asked this, the doctor was obviously timid and changed his words: "What I heard may not be accurate. Maybe we had a doctor's dispute. When the family saw that the person was dead, they asked the hospital to pay for money indiscriminately. This kind of thing is not missing. So what I said... that cannot be counted!"

"There is always a reason for the rumors. We don't want to hold anyone responsible, we just don't want to let go of any possibility," Wu Cuo emphasized again: "Just keep your heart in your stomach. I promise that answering any questions we have will not cause you any trouble."

"Okay, I heard from the head nurse that it happened to be her on duty the night when Li Xiuxia died."

"Thank you."

Wu Cuo was about to go out now, but was grabbed by the doctor.

"Don't leave, you have to promise me something first."

"What's the matter?"

"Are you going to confront the head nurse now?"

"It's not a confrontation, it's an inquiry."

"I don't care. You have to promise me first. Don't let me say I'm telling you."

Wu Cuo sighed, "Okay! I promise you."

Head nurse's office.

Mental hospitals are different from ordinary hospitals. Most of the nurses here are men. It is said that because mental patients are extremely powerful in their initiation, female nurses may not be able to control the patient. The head nurse is also a man with big back and round waist.

Seeing the relevant documents handed over by Wu Cuo, the head nurse poured water for the two of them calmly, "Two police officers, drink water, say something slowly, if I can cooperate, I will cooperate with you with all my strength."

"Did you participate in the rescue on the day Li Xiuxia's death?"

"I was on duty that day, but I didn't participate in the rescue. Another patient became ill and I was controlling that patient. When I finished my work, Li Xiuxia had already entered the rescue room."

"But we heard that you think Li Xiuxia died in a medical accident."

"Hey, I guessed that. After all, the family members come to make trouble every day. You didn't see her younger brother. My sister never saw her once during her hospitalization. My sister died. In order to get more money, he wanted to make a big fuss.

Some time ago, he sat quietly at the door of our hospital every day, and brought banners and loudspeakers. He made a recording by himself, saying that we were careless about human life and were attracted from morning to night. Fortunately, our hospital's public relations measures were quite timely, so he greeted the reporters in advance, so he did not write news randomly.

The family members are so fierce, it is normal for me to have such speculation."

"Since you don't know the situation at that time, who was the nurse who participated in the rescue on the day of Li Xiuxia's death? We want to talk to him." Wu Cuo said directly.

"No problem, of course I can talk, but... this nurse has something to do at home and has asked for leave these days."

"What about the doctor? Li Xiuxia's doctor won't ask for leave too, right?"

"You are really good at joking," said the head nurse with a smile: "Of course the two doctors involved in the rescue did not ask for leave, but unfortunately, they went to another place with the dean and participated in the seminar.

Now the person in charge of negotiating with the family of the deceased is from the hospital's legal and distribution department. Why don't you guys talk to them?"

As Wu Cuo expected, the person in charge of the legal department insisted that this was a complete medical dispute and there was no medical accident at all.

However, the more the hospital's attitude was, the more suspicious Wu Cuo was.

When he left, Wu Cuo needed to walk through a lawn with benches on the lawn, and several people in hospital gowns were basking in the sun on the bench.

"Xiuping! Don't kill Xiuping!"

As he approached, Wu Cuo suddenly heard a patient sitting on a bench muttering in a low voice.
Chapter completed!