I was stunned by the various honey juice operations of the heroine, and the various operations of the perverted murderer.
It was the first time that he entered by forcibly breaking the door, so this was a fixed-point crime. with a clear purpose. The second time he was kidnapped in the parking lot, it should be a disorderly crime. He was not sure when the girl was coming and going, and whether there was anyone nearby.
This is also a perverted serial murder case.
All kinds of positioning systems failed to locate the murderer. Okay, I went to the house, and I missed another place. I didn't go to the last place that disappeared, and only went at night. What are these cops doing?
The heroine ran away by herself, and the honey juice found a place. She didn't look twice when saving people. She was not sure that the murderer had no ability to resist.
In the end, use violence to control violence, tie the murderer away, murder, ah, child, you have been fighting for so long, can you erase the traces? Can you escape legal punishment? Why don't you kill yourself in self-defense?
The murderer was tied up like this, and then he closed the door and left, oh oh, you can make a sequel and count me as a loser.
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