Because the sewer is blocked, the police catch a serial killer. Then the serial killer told the police with an unusually calm attitude of his years of murder experience.
However, in the end, the serial killer was only convicted in six of these cases, while the remaining nearly ten were sealed in the killer and history because of the law, politics, and countless reasons.
In fact, what I want to write is not just how extraordinary Danse is as a killer, but how such an incredible case turned into such an ending.
Danse did not seem to have deliberately concealed the murder during his entire criminal career. Fifteen or sixteen young men, whether young or not, disappeared like that, whether they were found by their families or not, they just disappeared in a certain bar at a certain night. A certain street, disappeared without a sound.
Although some have been searched by family members, most of them are not concerned.
And the reason why Danse can trick them into the house is just a meal and a glass of wine.
That's all.
That's all.
The preciousness of life is worth spending your money on to keep it. The lightness of life is lost in one meal.
Perhaps for Danes, his identity as a serial killer deserves eight hundred books by criminal scholars. And the death he never forgets was the accidental death of his grandfather when he was young. No one explained the accident to a child. The adults were busy panicking, crying, and funerals, while the children saw that the once domineering grandfather was now pale. The ground is suddenly awake, parting is so heartbreaking and so unbearable.
And his obscure sexual orientation made him discriminated against and out of place.
Perhaps for him, a legitimate reason to live in the world, to be viewed with a normal perspective for a long time, is a good life. However, everyone he met, for one reason or another, looked at him with indifference, and even scolded each other and punched and kicked.
How would you know if you never got it?
How would you express it if you have never experienced it?
Danse didn't suddenly become such a "monster", and not every person who grew up like him would be as cruel and cruel as him, but what was it, and at what moment did he become the last one?
In the end, compared to the number of people that Danse actually murdered, it was heartbreaking that the victims convicted of him were really heartbreaking. Those detours in the judicial system allowed him to escape the harsher punishment and silenced the rest of the victims. However, this ruthlessness from the system is comparable to that of Danse. When the policeman in charge of the case told his colleagues his helplessness and anger in the dim living room, the ruthlessness, cold and cruelty exuded by those who implemented the system and the system made all the dead die again, cruelly.
The biography writer originally faced Danse with a curious mind. When all the truths were dissected bit by bit, when the writer gradually began to realize the benefits brought by the curious, his original conscience began to be dispelled. Occupied by cold interests, the original intention of a lover or a writer, in front of the swarming media, gradually dissipated on the streets, leaving only a pile of horror texts to satisfy the curiosity of the public. Who would really care about the victims between the lines? ?
In the drama, Danse talks to the police, the writer, and the court. Compared with those who are haggard because of the misfortune of their relatives, he is so cold and wise, and his cruelty appears in all the light and wind. Especially scary.
In the end, he was convicted for his ruthless cruelty. Although his punishment was very light compared to actual murder, he was caught and imprisoned after all.
However, beyond the layers of iron gates, there is still a cold system that continues to allow murderers to escape. Writers based on interests are satisfying the public's entertainment and curiosity, and there is still discrimination and harm.
There are still countless people who have never seen to have the kindness and warmth and love and all the good things.
There are still countless people.
At last
And the god-like acting of Dan Si
goodbye.
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