The first reaction of a police detective when encountering a case is to expand the scope of influence, increase the visibility of the case, and find a scapegoat to close the case, thereby adding a brilliant career to his career. Truth is irrelevant to him. This is negligence and one of vanity.
As everyone knows, the mantis catches the cicada, and the oriole is behind. There was a supermarket bombing, which allowed opponents to find out their own characteristics and make use of them.
The professor said in the class that "all writers are inspired by the works of their predecessors, and the first step to become a writer is to imitate." "In literary works, killing is often because of hatred, and in real life, killing is often for money." The two sentences have paved the way for the story. He imitated the way the Mist killed 6 girls and added a seventh victim, and mailed the diary to the reporter, creating the illusion of the Mist re-committing the crime, and deliberately drove into the witness video. He deliberately left his own blood stains and used the vanity of the police detective to achieve the goal of obtaining huge compensation from the government. As everyone knows, the o left as a memorial has become the key to solving the case. This is negligence and the second of vanity.
Ironically, a psychologist with an abnormal mentality killed 6 girls with red-brown hair. He washed his hands due to a heart attack. From then on, the rainbow trout caught was made into specimens and hung on the wall, so he asked the police detectives. Suspected, seeing the 6 strands of hair at the end also responded to the detective's speculation.
The three protagonists have different goals, but they all point to the commonality of the devil. The most stupid crime is vanity. From the perspective of the main line of the characters, the three main protagonists have distinct characteristics, enough to hold up the brain-burning suspense type theme, but the overall rhythm is slow, and the beginning plot is procrastinated, which reduces the overall score.
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