Seems to make sense...

But what does this mean? Does it mean that the victim knows the murderer? This has nothing to do with stuttering?

Before everyone could follow this line of thought, they were broken by Min Xue.

"We do not rule out the conclusion that the murderer and the victim knew each other, but this does not make sense, because the victims were all shot to death, which shows that the murderer never wanted them to live, so why is it necessary not to let the other party see their faces or figures?"

This...

yes!

The dead can't speak, so why is the murderer afraid of being seen?

But Professor Min, you just put forward an argument and denied yourself, is that really good?

Everyone was confused.

Anyway, you're right, ask for a quick explanation!

The crowd was indignant, and Min Xue didn't sell Guan Zi anymore when he saw this, "Since this statement is contradictory, we might as well change our thinking." ”

"One of the simplest but most straightforward ways to think about why we don't want others to see us as we are, is it because we have something different from other people?"

Everyone nodded, and even Jin Caizhe involuntarily nodded, but fortunately he didn't realize it.

"In the same way, is the reason why the murderer chooses to kill behind his back because he doesn't want others to see his differences?

Min Xue finally came to his own conclusions.

So that's the case?

It sounds very reasonable, but in connection with Min Xue's previous conclusion, it doesn't taste right, in other words, stuttering shouldn't be visible, right?

However, when it comes to inferiority, it seems to make sense.

But in any case, there is one point that cannot be bypassed, that is, how did the conclusion of stuttering come about?

Although many people thought so, even Kim Chae-chul didn't ask a question.

Because after the previous analysis, Min Xue's ability has been further affirmed by everyone. When it comes to stuttering, it will definitely not be Professor Min's casual remarks, whether it is right or not, at least it can be justified.

So, everyone waited for the following.

Min Xue pushed the frame and continued to reason.

"The difference between what Shicai said is relatively broad, we can put it another way, this difference can be embodied in the fact that the suspect may be ugly and has a disabled face, so he is different from ordinary people?"

"Or maybe you have a disability in your limbs?"

"Or is it mentally retarded?"

"There are many possibilities, and with the first piece of information, we can't know for sure. ”

That's where the testimony of the forest keeper comes in handy. ”

Forester testimony?

Everyone looked back and found that the forest keeper didn't say anything, and he didn't find anything abnormal, is it a clue?

As if guessing the thoughts of the students in the audience, Min Xue affirmed, "That's right, sometimes seemingly useless testimony can have unexpected results." ”

"There is another way to translate the words of the forest keeper, and that is that there have been no impressive people in the woods recently. ”

"If the murderer is strange-looking, or has defective limbs, the forest ranger will not be impressed. ”

In other words, there is no problem with the murderer's appearance, at least not a major problem. ”

"If there is no obvious problem with the murderer's appearance, then it is likely that some invisible hidden disease causes him to have low self-esteem. ”

Of course, there is also a possibility that he has a problem with his intelligence, and he has been ridiculed by others since he was a child, so he has an inferiority complex. ”

"But this is almost impossible, because the murderer has committed three crimes and has not been caught so far, which is definitely not something that a person with an intellectual disability can do. ”

"To sum up, we can conclude that the murderer suffered from a hidden disease that is invisible to the naked eye. ”

"So now we need to think about what kind of disability is invisible?"

"After the limbs and facial disabilities were ruled out, the first thing that came to my mind was the obstacles in the eyes, nose, mouth, and ears. ”

"First of all, it is obvious that it will not be a problem with the eyes, if the murderer is blind, it will be difficult to cross the woods and shoot the victim without obstacles. ”

"Again, it shouldn't be a problem with smell and taste, because the barriers in these places often don't make people feel extremely inferior. ”

"With that, we have very few options left, mouth, ear, that is, speech or hearing impairment. ”

So whether the murderer was deaf or dumb? This makes us assume from common sense that based on such obstacles, it should be difficult for them to quarrel with outsiders and other contradictions, and the possibility of revenge is naturally much smaller. ”

"So I'm more inclined to have a speech impairment like stuttering than a deaf-mute. ”

Although such people can speak, others will easily find their language shortcomings and ridicule them, which can lead to low self-esteem and revenge. ”

"At this time, let's contact the second point, do the three handsome young men who are not defective have a basis for ridicule? Of course, this is only a trivial evidence. ”

"Therefore, according to the video information, I give a profile, and the murderer is a stuttering language disorder. ”

After a long speech, Min Xue finally gave a complete explanation of his profile process.

In the process, the audience was silent.

It wasn't until a few tens of seconds later that everyone digested this large inference.

Actually, can it be like this?

It turns out that this is psychological profiling!

Damn, how do people have this head?

I couldn't have imagined it!

The applause involuntarily rang out warmly, and the girls also changed from the initial admiration to worship.

Jin Caizhe wanted to say something, but in the end he didn't say it, because the atmosphere on the field was completely out of his control.

"Awesome!"

“666...”

The students frantically cheered for Professor Min.

Min Xue smiled lightly and pressed his hand to the audience, and the applause paused.

"I know it's fascinating, and it sounds a little magical, but it's probably a hundred and eight thousand miles away. ”

Hey?

The audience fell silent for a moment.

Professor Min is trying to deny himself again?

Don't be so modest and cautious!

Min Xue ignored everyone's surprise and continued, "Because the information on which I based my profile is incomplete and incomplete. ”

"And in the derivation process, a lot of probabilistic principles are used, which inevitably leads to uncertainty in the results. ”

"Because, even with a 1 in 10,000 probability, there will be deviations, which is also one of the important reasons for the low success rate of psychological portraits. ”

Well, it turns out that Professor Min stubbornly pulled back the question again!

The applause rang out again, this time even more enthusiastically than before.

Which subject teacher gives a lecture and does not boast about his own discipline in the sky and on the ground, and the importance is incomparable?

It is rare for such a real Professor Min to be seen! And it is by no means counterproductive, because after today, people who choose the discipline of criminal psychology will definitely be much higher!