After watching the movie "The Mystery of Heaven", a novelist's wife died, he called the police and ran away. Spoilers later. He was injured in a car crash on the way to escape, and had to find a family nearby for help, which happened to be Maya's home, which is his lawyer's home. After entering his home, the lawyer died and the police arrested him. The novelist's wife died of a heart attack, is she really a normal death? Was the lawyer killed by the novelist, or by whom? The plot reversed and reversed, and I found out: 1. It is easy to make hasty decisions in a hurry, so after thinking about it, you might as well slow down. Sometimes there are blind spots in perspective, or in that provocative atmosphere, it's easy to make the wrong decision and end up in the same tragic situation as the cops in the movie. Second, the Indian police station is very thorough in investigating cases, except for one policeman who is very serious. The other is the social animal mentality. A policeman fell asleep, the leader asked him about things, and after asking, he said you should continue to sleep. You said, what an amiable leader. Another policeman complained in front of the leader about low wages and too much overtime, and wanted to change jobs to a bank. Third, trust is gold. Before Maya lied to cover up the fact of cheating, was discovered by the police. The police fall into the novelist's trap, misunderstanding that the lover kills the lawyer. If Maya had been honest with her lover in the first place, maybe the police wouldn't trust the novelist so much, and things might have been another result. Fourth, the details are the devil. In the film, the police did not ponder all the clues at hand, and hurriedly closed the case with only a few clues. In fact, except for one of the policemen, most people care about closing the case, not the truth. If they had actually checked the lawyer's shoes, the medicine chest, the props used to kill, the drugs the novelist's wife was taking, they might have gotten to the truth sooner.
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