A series of murder cases spread across Europe. The murderer used cruel methods. Not only did he drain the blood of the victim, but he also cut the corpse into pieces, and the whereabouts were unknown. A police father searched for the real murderer for his daughter, but because of the wrong geographical jurisdiction, he ran into obstacles everywhere. However, he did not turn back, and his attitude of resolute moved many sincere people. The German police detective who was about to retire and the reporter from the Swedish newspaper did everything they could to help him. Soon the real murderer surfaced. It turned out to be two seemingly innocent people , a young man who feels powerless. It turned out that the misfortunes of childhood made their characters distorted, and they fell in love with each other. In order to prove to the world that their love was correct and that it should be recognized by the world, they used religious and artistic concepts to kill people and caused society's attention. It's exactly the same as the perverted father who abused them since childhood.
But where did their near-perfect anti-reconnaissance capabilities come from? Perfect alibi deceives everyone. Is this because they are too perfect, or is the police too easy to deceive and make people feel very untrustworthy? What is the use of postcards? Just to increase news exposure? The police in all Europe are not as good as the police in the United States. Is it really a mockery, or is the heroism of the United States concerned about obscenity?
The main reason is that I went to the show because of Negan's name in The Walking Dead. I feel that Negan is still so exaggerated and exaggerated. Suddenly, very strange.
The premature disclosure of the truth also greatly reduced the suspense of the film, making the second half of the film less meaningful.
The snow is all over the mountains and the fields are beautiful. The female killer dragged the male killer who was shot, sad and lonely. Although they have committed many crimes, they are still pitiful. After all, they are also ill-fated people, but they used such a cruel method to express . Victims are innocent...
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