Until the last moment, I was waiting for the detective to say the phrase, "So a dude who lives on the fun of burning money, is the nurse who learned the rapid identification of chemical drug labels, the reverse application of first aid knowledge, and the skill at night school. What about my vein recognition and needle pushing skills? According to my old man’s experience in traveling to China, the success rate of even a professional nurse with needle pushing is only 33%. Therefore, the murderer must have secretly mastered the medical and nursing skills. people!"
The result is not reversed. The most malicious person in this work is the real murderer.
In addition, my nurse's license should be taken in her hometown, Pakistan. After all, only the night nursing school there teaches the hostess to keep the lethal medicine in a prominent place that is easy for others to use. Only night schools in Pakistan will teach the hostess to mix poison with life-saving medicine, so as to make it easier for nurses to take the wrong medicine at work and cause annoying patients to die. Just as the heroine is perfectly interpreted in the movie, the Pakistani Medical School will definitely write the classic case of the heroine who almost killed the employer in the next semester's textbook in accordance with the drug disposal methods stipulated in the nursing safety manual.
I also want to ask this young master who is agile in pushing a needle to kill someone. Originally, a nurse convicted you in the murder case. Who do you plan to use to cover the arson case? After all, your family is happy to transfer you to the Yorkshire Police Department so that their fiercely competitive heritage fund pool will be less than your share.
PS: Since you all dared to set fire in person, why didn't you just burn your house when you didn't drive away from the father's banquet? After the disgusting family members, including the nurse, are all dead, you are the only heir, dear.
What? Do you say that you will become the only suspect?
But you didn't prepare any alibi when you went to the forensic office to set the fire.
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