Linnett said beautifully, but she was so unsuccessful as a human being, almost everyone in bed wanted her to die!
In other words, I don't know if it's because of the movie or not, as soon as I see the male protagonist, I think he is a murderer! Later, after he was shot and let everyone go out, leaving him alone made it even more suspicious, and the maid deliberately said something in his room, basically it was him!
It feels a little strange in it. The first thing to do is to use nail polish instead of blood. The nail polish smells of gasoline. How many people can't smell it when they are so close? And where is the nail polish so sticky and bloody?
Second, since you've used nail polish and throw it directly into the river, it's not enough, but you have to fill it with something and put it back, which is really superfluous!
Third, the gun will be thrown into the river after it is shot. It is estimated that such a small gun cannot be caught. It must be packed with such a large ashtray!
Fourth, did Europe and the United States not use fingerprints to investigate cases before? In ancient China, fingerprints were used to investigate cases, right? Since there are devices that can respond to gunpowder smoke, can't the fingerprints on the pistol at the back be checked?
Fifth, I feel that the risk of murder is so great that all the guests inside have seen it when they come out? And the ship's door can't be locked? Did people go in as soon as they opened? The security is too bad! First class?
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