I think the new police officer Hood is a badass. There are several reasons:
1. From the conversations between Hood and the policewoman, we know that Hood was hospitalized for a long time before being transferred here. I personally think it was the last time the heroine stabbed. It was him, not the one who died in the pit.
2. When Hood knew that the hostess had found the lock shop and would trace to the hardware store, Hood secretly called her and made up a lie to ask her to meet alone. Note that it was asking her alone without telling other police officers. If it is out of the desire to arrest her and bring her to justice, there is no need to find a corner to secretly call her. In the middle, he called the hostess many times, without other police being present.
3. When the hostess drove to the forest, the call was intermittent when approaching the location. The "bad guy" said that the signal here was not good, and the hostess asked strangely, "But we have been on the phone." In fact, at this time, Hood was hiding in her car or driving behind her, so there was a signal some time ago, but there was no signal when he entered the forest later.
4. When the hostess went to the forest, the little police officer asked where Hood had gone. The policewoman said he went to make soup for his mother. This confirms the third point.
5. When the hostess returned home to hug Jasmine, Hood appeared behind the camera. Prove the third point again.
6. Listen carefully, the voice of Jim who died in the pit is actually not very similar to that on the phone. Slightly similar to Hood, maybe a brother?
7. When the hostess went to find his neighbor who couldn't sleep, the neighbor said that there was a van parked at her door and honked the horn very loudly. If there is only one bad guy, do you need to honk the horn? Honing the horn means that there are two people, one has entered the house, and the other is urging him in the car.
8. The final photo may not be sent by the heroine. The first map is very new, not the map full of markers. The second female protagonist told the police that everything was an illusion and threw the gun for private revenge, not wanting the police to find her murdering. So there is no reason to post the photos and mark the location for the police to investigate, then the police will suspect that the heroine killed the bad guy.
ps, said that the final plot was too far-fetched, and there happened to be a barrel of gasoline by the pit. You didn't look carefully. The previous shopping ticket mentioned kerosene because the kerosene lamp was bought without oil.
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