I just finished watching it. Although the whole plot is very well-designed, I think it is based on my husband's lack of calmness and the police's enticement in the later period. Personally, I think there are still many loopholes. If the male protagonist refuses to admit, is there any direct evidence that he planned the murder? Yes, he saved some money, he changed the keys (and this is still deniable) but so what? Why condemn him? There is no direct evidence. Another, the first case was the wife's murder of a robber or a blackmailer. To close the case, you must first prove that she was in self-defense, but this cannot be proved. All the evidence points to the wife's murder by extortion. The motive is very clear: the deceased Steal wife's bag, find letter, then blackmail. The wife gave money once, but didn't get a letter back. This time extorted again, the wife decided to kill him. So asking him to come to the door created the illusion of being robbed and killed in self-defense, and the murderer's key appeared in his wife's bag, which just showed that they had contacted before. Maybe the wife got the key wrong in the process of extortion? All the evidence can prove that she is the murderer. The killer came in through the door, the door was opened by the wife, so the window was not broken. And what does it mean when a key appears under the carpet at the door? It's just a spare home key, it's been too long and I've forgotten it. As long as the husband does not admit the crime, how can he prove his plan with the killer? Just how many keys? Or rely on her husband to hide some private money? This is completely unprovable. There are also many unreasonable things in the police investigation process, such as stealing a change of clothes and keys. Is the evidence obtained in this way legal? Privately let the related person (wife's lover) intervene in the investigation, many of the plots are just speculation without evidence to prove it. Although the whole storyline is very well designed, if you think about it carefully, it is still based on her husband's lack of calmness and the police's enticement, and there are still problems. A little personal opinion, we can discuss it. A little personal opinion, we can discuss it. A little personal opinion, we can discuss it. A little personal opinion, we can discuss it. A little personal opinion, we can discuss it. A little personal opinion, we can discuss it. A little personal opinion, we can discuss it. A little personal opinion, we can discuss it. A little personal opinion, we can discuss it. A little personal opinion, we can discuss it. A little personal opinion, we can discuss it. A little personal opinion, we can discuss it. A little personal opinion, we can discuss it. A little personal opinion, we can discuss it. A little personal opinion, we can discuss it. A little personal opinion, we can discuss it. A little personal opinion, everyone can Discuss. A little personal opinion, we can discuss it.
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