Emiri is missing. . The boss hit people here with a ransom. . He was the art dealer who saw the protagonist's lawyer appear first and then immediately called. I thought I was going to frame a lawyer, but I didn't. What is the purpose of beating people here?
When did the boss first learn that Emilia was dead? It feels like he knew it from the beginning. So there is no hurry at all. If he and the old lawyer were in the same group, then he knew it after the killer found the body. The problem is that the killer didn't explain when he found the body.
He said that the reason why he didn't need to take care of the gangsters to do things was clear, because he was looking after the old lawyers, and he only needed to behave in order to get back the evidence legally and beautifully from his own hands. . Finally the old lawyer committed suicide. .
Hannibal is still a perfect escape in this film. .
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that the role of the old lawyer and the killer killer is really embarrassing. . The killer's background seems to be a victim of drugs. So he obeyed the old lawyer who was against the boss of the pharmaceutical company. In the end, the old lawyer in the elevator said that he would never find the truth, because he didn't know that the old lawyer was also under the boss, and he was working for the enemy. . And it is not these settings that are embarrassing, but what did he do in this film?
First of all, Emiri was not murdered. Secondly, I asked the neighbor in a way that was not a good person, but because the neighbor witnessed him being there, he had to kill the neighbor. After playing for a long time, he did not kill him. In the end, he was inexplicably trying to kill the protagonist who had been wanted in the desperate situation, but was returned to the protagonist to prove his innocence. . In fact, throughout the story, his only role is to move a corpse to frame the protagonist! ! ! The others are all okay, looking for things to do, and finally pitted his own boss. .
And I didn't understand the old lawyer too much here. . If everything was arranged by him, the evidence came back, and then the protagonist was successfully framed, why did he have to kill the protagonist? The protagonist is already wanted, why must he kill someone else and finally smash himself? And in the end, why did the protagonist say that the boss abandoned him? Where did the conclusion come from?
Is the third Emiri just a neurotic mad woman? She will steal information to the protagonist for a while, and do the kidnappings by her self-directed and acted? Motivation is just to ask for attention because of loneliness? I don't understand women, and I don't even understand crazy women. . .
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