①The former principal's report, he did not know Richard Jewell, but he did it for justice, and was afraid that similar things would happen again. Two-sidedness. ② People who have known them have not been in contact for many years, but they are still trusted. Coincidentally, he hasn't changed either. Rare. ③ The job of the media is to grab the headlines. Maybe they care if what is reported is the truth? Two-faced but now with the fame, the hits, and the page they just celebrate. Sadly, when Richard went to the FBI to do a question and answer, he was questioned. He said you waste every extra minute on me. If the real suspect. What about re-offending? He dreamed of being a law enforcement officer, and when he was pressed, he said, "I walked in and saw the pattern of your round windows, and I was thinking, I used to think federal law enforcement was the highest mission a man aspired to. But I'm not sure if I still think that way now, you know? Especially after all this happened." "I walk in here and look at the circle decal on your windows there, and I'm thinking, I...I used to think the federal law enforcement was just about the highest calling a person could aspire to. And I'm not sure I think that anymore, you know? Not after all this." But he's still a policeman 6 years later and he insists his dream. The real suspect was caught six years later in the July 27, 1996, bombing in Art Century Park. He died of heart failure in 2007 at the age of 44. ⑤ The FBI was stubborn, and even after issuing the suspect exclusion letter, Inspector Xiao said that he still thought Richard was a suspect. duality
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