's case is as follows: Derek discovered the doctor's affair with his sister-in-law, forced the doctor to provide amphetamines, and secretly sold it for profit. One day, a buyer who had a heart attack died suddenly after taking the drug. In order to protect his son, he Derek's father killed the doctor who gave his son amphetamines, but he was caught in the toilet by a priest who came to Moji. The priest happened to know the killer and was killed.
The order of the deceased: the girl (drug-free death) - the middleman doctor (the source of the drug) - the witness priest
The motive of the murderer: the father killed to protect his son.
Therefore, there are doubts: 1. The deceased has a heart attack; 2. The doctor's family has a complicated relationship; 3. The pastor's unspeakable concealment.
Intertwined characters: The amphetamine that caused the girl's death was provided by Derek. Derek discovered the doctor's affair with his sister-in-law and forced the doctor to provide amphetamine. The priest went to the toilet to catch up with Derek's father to kill.
The writer said so. ①The girl died suddenly. ②According to the doctor, it was initially thought to be a heart attack. ③According to the note left by the deceased, Moss found Derek, who claimed that he did not attend the appointment that day. ④ Doctor Frank was killed, and the case began to emerge. ⑤Moss visited the doctor's family and found that the doctor's wife's family was unusual, so he was suspicious. ⑥ According to the bicycle left at the crime scene, Moss found the priest. The priest had something to hide, but left clues. ⑦The forensic doctor found a blue pill in the girl's stomach, which led to the clue of amphetamine. ⑧ The priest was killed, disguised as a thief. ⑨ The barber pointed out the fact that the pastor was gay. Inspired by his work partner, Moss finally realized the clue left by the pastor, pointing directly to Derek's father. The truth came out.
E02: Fugue
Case As its name suggests, the basic feature of fugue is the use of ambiguity versus illegality, played in different voices on a theme. This episode is a classic cat-and-mouse game between serial killers and detectives, all of which are related to the opera.
Riddle: Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge.
The order of the dead is arranged by the initials of the riddle. Because it involves a lot of English allusions, Morse's puzzle-solving process is difficult to understand. Probably a descendant of an old case turned into a psychiatrist, finding people related to the case one by one and taking revenge one by one. Because the murderer's psychology is complicated, he especially appreciates Moss, so he played a cat-and-mouse game with him by the way, deliberately leaving clues, killing is always the same as the death method in the opera.
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