"This kind of 'bare-handed crime' mode usually reflects that the perpetrator lacks premeditation, does not carry tools, and suddenly attacks under specific circumstances."
"Therefore, although we cannot completely rule out that the murderer had a motive brewing, at least from the behavioral evidence, his actions on the day of the crime were not fully premeditated."
He raised his gaze, scanning the room, his voice becoming more solemn: "The third point, which I believe is worth further scrutiny, is the contradiction between the killer's familiarity with the crime scene environment and their behavior logic."
"Why could an impromptu perpetrator quickly find such a secluded spot deep in the cornfield to commit the crime?"
"Was it coincidence, or did he inherently possess a certain degree of familiarity with the area?"
