1. Katie’s cause of death was too perfunctory, so much was laid before, but it turned out to be an accidental death with a lot of suspense points. The killer is also a character similar to an outsider that has never been hinted or suspected before, obviously not convincing. And it's not exciting enough. 2Why did the body of the pedophile that David killed were finally found in a place far from the point of death? Is the purpose to make David suspect? After his death, he was searched for several days before he was found, but David had just been killed the night before. The only evidence that proved David's innocence had to surface after his death, and this "evidence" appeared abruptly. For so many days after the person died, no one noticed that no one reported the crime or even mentioned it. It was only after David's death that the police suddenly knew that someone had disappeared and the body was found in the river. Trying to prevent David from proving his innocence is a bit forceful.
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