At the beginning of the story, a girl died strangely at the border of Wande Town.
Then came a cool policewoman (?), and after doing some serious exploration at the scene, she closed the case.
There must be something wrong here.
Then, Tommy Lee Jones came on stage.
He was in a deserted place with a private detective, hosting a radio station about "conspiracy theories".
What is a "conspiracy theory"?
It's just how dark it is, everything that happens is the kind of behind-the-scenes mastermind.
Not to mention, in the old America, this theory is still very marketable, and it will not be blocked.
This private detective is the real protagonist.
He has implemented the "conspiracy theory" to the bone, and he carries the detection equipment with him to check it out.
The girl who died at the beginning of the story is now connected.
The mother of the deceased was willing to pay a private investigator to investigate the real cause of death of her daughter.
Coincidentally, private detectives were also exposed to similar cases when they were police officers.
But then because of an accident, his wife and daughter were all killed, and the private detective was despairing, so he changed his career as a "radio anchor".
Not to mention, foreigners still have their own way of doing business.
Although the private detective was extremely interested in this case, he still severely "knocked" the family of the deceased.
The origin of the story originated from Wande Town.
Private detectives began their investigation from Wande Town.
Since then, a lot of "weird" things have happened.
The story goes through several "twists and turns". When the private detective thinks he has uncovered a great conspiracy, he finds himself falling into the whirlpool of "conspiracy" again.
From then on, I felt like I was going to have the rhythm of this remnant of my life in a mental hospital.
But it felt like it ended like this, as if something was missing.
Therefore, the "conspiracy" will eventually be exposed.
For such a "shattering conspiracy", the story expresses a powerless emotion - human beings, find your soul.
Unfortunately, this kind of emotion is too powerless.
Moreover, the whole story actually has nothing to do with the soul.
The origin of the story is probably because of a "scientific research".
But when the results came out, the team leader had the first bad idea. Technology is not guilty, but the use of ulterior motives is another matter.
Such a "pampered and arrogant" leader will naturally be dissatisfied.
And the goofy private detective just happens to be there, and there's no better scapegoat.
If the story ends at this time, it will be a complete "conspiracy".
However, since some people have already started to think about the "aftermath" of this matter, let the private detective "suffocate to death".
If you have to "show off" in front of private detectives, and you are afraid that the audience will not understand the thoughtful explanation, it will be a little blunt.
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