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After a pause, the police officer asked respectfully: "Mr. General, can you tell me how you made your judgment?"

Facing the police officer who humbly asked him for advice, Sokov naturally had no reservations: "Mr. Police Officer, the reason why I was able to identify the murderer in a very short period of time was entirely because of a sentence he said unintentionally."

The police officer did not hear the details provided by the waitress and the female sergeant to Sokov. Naturally, he did not know what Sokov said based on what the plumber said to draw the correct conclusion: "Mr. General, can you tell me

, he said

What did you say?"

"Last night was the scene you surveyed. Can you tell me," Sokov did not tell the other party the answer immediately. Instead, he asked: "What was your first impression when you saw the deceased after entering the scene?"

"What was your first impression when you saw the deceased?" Sokov's question made the police officer frown: "When I looked at her, I felt like she was asleep, and I felt quite sorry. Such a beautiful person

bitch

Mother, how could you not think about it and commit suicide?" "You are right, the deceased gave everyone the impression that he was sleeping soundly." Sokov continued: "And the waitress asked the passing plumber to check it out.

In indoor conditions, the plumber only goes through the small hole above the door.

He glanced at the window and yelled: No, she's dead!" Hearing what Sokov said, the police officer was stunned for a moment, then his eyes widened in surprise and gave Sokov a thumbs up.

: "Mr. General, you are so awesome. You actually discovered the other party's weakness from such small details.

Yes. If an ordinary person looked in through the small window above the door and saw the deceased lying on the bed, they would definitely think that the deceased was asleep. Only the real murderer would casually say that the deceased was dead.
Chapter completed!