In the series of confessions in the missing tax silver case, there was a sentence outlined in red cinnabar pen,"Demons!" In addition, there was a strange wind at that time, the horses were frightened, the river water exploded sixty feet high, the turbid waves surged into the sky, and the tax money disappeared. Therefore, the initial investigation direction was locked on the demon.
Three days ago, Xu Pingzhi escorted a batch of tax money into the capital at 6:30 am. At 15 am, he arrived at Guangnan Street. Just as he crossed the bridge, a strange wind suddenly blew. The horses were frightened and rushed into the river by the street. A moment later, a deafening explosion sounded. The river water exploded six feet high, and turbid waves surged into the sky. The soldiers responsible for escorting the tax money jumped into the river to look for silver, but only found 1,215 taels of silver. The rest of the silver was gone.
In the case of the missing tax silver, Xu Pingzhi escorted the tax silver to the capital at 2:00 am. At 15:00 am, when they reached Guangnan Street and just crossed the bridge, a strange wind suddenly blew. The horses were frightened and rushed into the river on the side of the road. Then, there was a deafening explosion. The river exploded 60 feet high, and the turbid waves surged into the sky. However, according to the known information, the specific cause of the explosion could not be determined. It was only suspected that it was caused by demons.
The missing tax money case happened three days ago at 6:45 am (6:30 am). Xu Pingzhi escorted a batch of tax money into the capital at 7:15 am (7:15 am). They arrived at Guangnan Street and had just crossed the bridge.
The missing tax money case happened three days ago at 6:45 am (6:30 am). Xu Pingzhi escorted a batch of tax money to the capital at 7:15 am. When they reached Guangnan Street, a strange wind suddenly blew when they crossed the bridge. Then, something happened.
The Jingzhao Prefecture's initial judgment that the murderer was a demon was too hasty. Because every major cultivation system had the ability to create demonic winds, the clue of 'demonic winds' could only be used as evidence that 'cultivators' were involved. It could not be confirmed that it was a demon. Moreover, it was normal for high-level cultivators to cause an explosion during a battle. However, there was no physical fight in this case, and the explosion was unreasonable. Therefore, it could not be judged that it was a demon's crime based on this alone.
Xu Qi 'an deduced from the dossier and some details. First of all, he mentioned that his second uncle was escorting 150,000 taels of tax silver, weighing 9,375 jin. It was a 30-mile journey from the city gate to Guangnan Street. On the way, they passed through four downtown areas. The distance of the inferior horse was limited. According to this situation, it was impossible to enter the city at 2.45 am and reach Guangnan Street at 1.15 am. There was a loophole in the time. Moreover, he had deduced that the money being escorted was not silver at all, and thus concluded that the robbery of the tax money was not done by demons but man-made.
The following conclusion: The search results currently provided do not specifically list detailed information on individual income tax anti-tax evasion cases. Therefore, no specific case could be provided.
Xu Qi 'an was the one who had solved the tax case. Xu Qi 'an relied on his own intelligence and wisdom to slowly uncover the secrets behind the tax case. Then, through various means, including his reasoning ability and some special coincidences, he finally successfully solved the tax case and let the truth be revealed to the world.
Psychic case solving referred to using psychic powers to solve criminal cases. Although the public has been critical of the use of psychics in investigations, and psychics cannot be used as evidence in court, there have been cases where psychics have participated in criminal investigations and provided valuable information. For example, Christie Robini was a psychic. Through communicating with the soul of the missing girl, she helped to find Ashley Holly, who had been missing for four years. In addition, there were some novels and TV shows that used psychic powers to solve crimes. Although they were fictional, they also showed the potential of psychic powers in solving crimes. In general, there was no conclusive conclusion as to whether psychic cases really existed, but in some cases, the participation of the psychic seemed to have played a certain role.
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