This case is really scary. Women are always flocking to men who are rhetoric, can create surprises and romance. There are young girls in bloom who were devastated by PLA, and today's widows and elderly women are slowly becoming prey.
The whole set of story horror is just horror in the logic of this story may be true. First of all, find a way to collect the information of these targets. In this Internet age, it is really not too simple. Then let a Shannon in the movie come into play. For a woman who is divorced and empty, all this is so attractive that she can't extricate herself. Step by step to deceive the other party's trust, step by step grasp the other party's wealth. Let each other have nothing, and then imprison them, take their social security. Relief funds, etc. are all included in the bag.
This is really hard to guard against, and often you can't know what kind of devil the other party is outside of his perfect appearance and emotional intelligence.
Going back to the movie itself, it seems to me to be a bit procrastinated and logically flawed, but the overall crime routine is really appalling. For example, the old poisonous woman's testimony said that she saw his son come out of the house, but why not ask his son's testimony? When asked here, it is easy to make people think that this woman is very problematic. There are many inexplicable sidelines, such as the conflict between the heroine and the boss. It took a lot of characters and time to lay the groundwork for the previous heroine to be a lawyer who only makes people plead guilty. Memories are too late...
Okay, this terrifying routine is really amazing. The ending is also thought-provoking... will you be the next prey?
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