There is no major problem in the whole movie logic, but then I thought about the police's way of handling the case, why the police can't take the missing person's computer and other personal items as evidence, but let the male protagonist take it. You can use the computer to find clues by yourself. Shouldn't this kind of work be handed over to the police? First, the police are more professional and know where on the computer can provide useful information. Second, the police have authority that ordinary people do not have, such as a person on social networks. The police can use special means to find out the real information of this person, while the male protagonist But you can only search for other people's phone numbers on the Internet. For reasons of reason, handing over the computer to the police is the best choice. But I don't know why this is not done in the movie, but the male protagonist is looking for clues like a detective.
In addition, it is extremely fearful that it is the opportunity for the male protagonist to discover the clue at the end, because the advertisement happened to be shot by the female model. If not, then the case may have been deceived by the female police officer, which also reflects the cruelty of the female police officer. , on the surface is the image of a loving mother, but she can put the safety of other children's children at risk for her own children. If it wasn't for the male protagonist to discover the truth, the female police officer strangled the girl's life with her own hands.
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