Where did the victim's body go?

Deon 2022-04-19 09:02:44

This kind of theme has been played a lot in csi, and it is not new, but the way of copying serial killers and then killing people, and then going to counter lawsuits is relatively rare, which may be a feature of this movie. The big villain seems to have really killed the girl. He has 6 hairs, and the old female reporter said that there were 5 before, but watching the movie expresses that the professor killed, or J's own guess, everything is hard to say. But the professor also said in the lecture that it is not for hatred but for money, and the poor professor may actually do these things. The filming of the movie is relatively slow, and what I watched in front of me would have been hard to watch if it wasn't for the high ratings. I like this kind of reversal movie very much, but the reversal is a bit too sudden and doesn't explain a lot of things. The sturgeon collector may have also clicked, but J didn't quite understand what was going on. And why the videotape j recorded by the professor was destroyed, because he was eager to solve the case? It's understandable if the professor replicates the fog man's way of killing and wins compensation, but why should 6 people have 1 more hair.

Hazle 2022-04-20 09:02:24

The motive for the murder is still a bit far-fetched.