The three-episode documentary, gradually going deeper, is worth watching. In the first episode, a cat abuse video appeared on the Internet, and the methods were gradually upgraded. First, the cat was suffocated with a vacuum cleaner, then the cat was drowned in the water, and finally the python swallowed the cat. It was very cruel. Two private network detectives analyzed the identity and address of the cat abuser based on the tiny details in the video-Lucca, Canada. Luka's abnormal behavior made them foresee that he would kill. The two reported to the Montreal police in advance, but the police did not pay attention. Sure enough, a male body was found soon after. Moreover, Luca sent the severed foot and severed hand to the headquarters of the Conservative Party and Liberal Party of Canada.
In the second episode, a video of Luca's murder appeared on the Internet. The police investigated the victim based on surveillance and chased Lucca who fled to Paris and Berlin. The victim was a Chinese student Lin Jun, a gay, and bisexual Luca YuePao. When he was tied to the bed and mutilated. Portal: The murder of foreign student Lin Jun
(The following text spoiler) The third episode mainly talks about Luca's criminal motives and his arrest. Two private network detectives played a major role in the process of solving the case, pointing out that Luca's actions were aimed at gaining attention. He also pointed out that Luca is super narcissistic, and his absconding trajectory and murder mode are modeled after the movie "Instinct" he likes to watch. Luca was already wanted by Interpol. The owner of the Internet cafe in Berlin recognized Luca who was online, and then called the police and Manny was taken away. Luca has always argued that he was forced to kill under Manny's instructions. After watching "Instinct", Internet detectives discovered that Manny was the person mentioned in the film who had passed away. After the police investigated, they believed that there was no evidence to prove Manny's existence in this case. Luca goes to jail.
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