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INTERVIEWER Maybe the victim's place of injury was inside the house?

If this terrifying idea came true, then most of the strange doubts in Officer Suzuki's mind could be answered.

On top of this possibility, why would the victim go out of his way to change into a brand new outfit just two hours apart? Of course, the victim who entered the door was indeed himself, but the "victim" who went out to change into new clothes after that was not himself!

It is estimated that there was an accident within two hours, and then after disposing of the victim's body, I don't know who pretended to be the victim and drove out.

It makes perfect sense, doesn't it?

However, according to the display on the surveillance screen, the person pretending to be the victim must not be the same person as the mysterious girl wandering in the courtyard, and nine times out of ten it is an "accomplice" or something like that...... And in this way, Officer Suzuki doesn't have to think about how the mysterious girl who appeared in the courtyard got into the victim's car and killed the victim or something. After all, if the murder scene was inside the house, there was no reason for this mysterious girl to get into the car, did he?

And the possibility that the mysterious girl is the murderer can still be maintained under this bold assumption.

The trail of footprints leading to the kitchen was left behind by the mysterious girl, and was left behind on the way to the victim without knowing it.

Then, after killing the victim by unknown means, the body is disposed of in secret, and then his accomplices pretend that the victim is driving out - to go somewhere else to disguise another brand new murder scene to distract the police, and then stand in the courtyard to observe what follows.

Isn't it very reasonable to think like this?

#↑Officer Suzuki can get so close to the truth just by opening his brain, I'm convinced!#

If we continue to think like this, then why is it that the burned car is deliberately left with a hand by the prisoner, and the more you can follow it, isn't it? In order to make the police subconsciously believe that the person who drove all the way was the victim himself? Even misunderstood where the murder scene was! As for the reason why he didn't just leave a whole body in the car? It's too hard to think of a complete corpse as someone can easily take it out, and it's easy to expose an anomaly that you don't know when you don't know when you don't know, right?

After all, the fact that the murderer can think of such a clever way to mislead the police proves that her thinking is very quick, and maybe even very proficient in this set or something.

How could you possibly allow yourself to make such a fatal mistake?

#我有异议!If Miss Ayukawa was really so cautious and quick-witted, then she wouldn't have left footprints in the kitchen at all!#

- You feel itchy again, don't you? You want Miss Buchuan to beat it, right?

Maybe this mysterious girl is really a "habitual offender" in a sense! It's just that if there really is such a juvenile manager, there must be a corresponding record in the police station, but Officer Suzuki, who is familiar with the police department's criminal records, has no impression of this.

This means that this guy who can skillfully play the police has never been caught by the police, so there is no record of her on the file at all?

Could it be a legendary serial murderer?

If that's the case, it is estimated that the previous several bizarre disappearances that happened inexplicably and were forcibly terminated are also related to this mysterious girl? And in terms of feeling, there are some very similarities between those cases and this case...... After all, those who disappeared suddenly, like the victims this time, were a bunch of terrible scumbags in the accident, or did something unforgivable.

It's just that Officer Suzuki doesn't know if the victim was targeted by this mysterious girl a long time ago, or if he was inadvertently chosen to be the target of murder.

I don't know what means the mysterious girl used to determine that these people are scum.

In short, if these brain holes can really come true, the doubts in Officer Suzuki's heart before will almost be solved! It's definitely very close to the truth, right? It's just a pity that the brain holes are just brain holes, and Officer Suzuki has no evidence to prove this.

Therefore, it is not possible to conduct a large-scale investigation in this direction.

Otherwise, if it's really just a brain hole, then isn't this a waste of police power in the red fruit field, and even a waste of time to solve the case?

Officer Suzuki really doesn't want to carry the black pot! After all, as a qualified police officer, he must pay attention to the word "evidence" in everything he does--but what happened Officer Suzuki is just talking about what if, and what he guesses is the truth? Doesn't it mean that Ms. Moriko is also one of the people who knew about this murder case? Maybe she is still one of the masterminds of this case! After all, Ms. Moriko lied that this strange set of dirt footprints was left by herself! It's clear that you know the mysterious girl and shield her!

And the accomplice of the mysterious girl will choose to change clothes and pretend to be the victim to drive out, doesn't it also mean that they know that there is a miniature camera at the door that is monitoring all day?

If such a secret point is not revealed by the family members themselves, they will never know!

Anyway, his brain has reached this point, and Officer Suzuki also feels that he can't help but be ready to move...... Although he can't let all the police investigate in one direction, he will take a detour to investigate other things by himself, but it will not affect the overall resolution speed of the case at all!

So Officer Suzuki was finally able to calm down and prepare to go to bed, and secretly thought that he would go to Ms. Moriko tomorrow to probe her a little bit.

There's always new information coming out.

If Ms. Moriko was really one of the masterminds of the case, maybe she would have accidentally leaked her mouth under his spying eyes, wouldn't it? After all, Officer Suzuki is a regular police officer, and his espionage methods are still first-class, and the other party is just a housewife, so he is still very confident in the end.

Anyway, Officer Suzuki felt that although his brain hole was a bit whimsical, he still had room to investigate.

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