Luke walked over to check, and it was indeed Helson he was looking for.
Paramedics rushed over to administer aid, but after a quick check, they shook their heads and said, "There are no longer any signs of life."
Luke nodded and had someone notify the forensic doctor and the technical team.
The rescue scene had also become a crime scene.
After the firefighters had placed Helson down, they re-entered the house, turned off the natural gas valve, and opened all the windows.
At that time, the natural gas concentration inside the house was very high, and the police still couldn't enter the scene.
Luke walked over to examine Helson's condition. His body had no obvious injuries, he smelled strongly of alcohol, and he was dressed in home clothes.
According to the firefighters, the natural gas valve and the stove valve had both been turned up to the maximum. Luke didn't believe this was an accident.
Suicide?
Or murder?
There was too little evidence now to make a judgment.
