Upon hearing Jiang An's final conclusion, everyone slightly parted their lips, finding it difficult to accept at the moment.
After all, this perspective indeed had a very big leap of imagination.
The explanations to the three contradictions earlier were exceptionally brilliant, impressing not just the young officers but also the seasoned detectives.
From three contradictions to three reasonable explanations, as Jiang An initially said, it's all essentially about a criminal motive, a series of triggered consecutive criminal acts.
However, due to intervening factors, the entire criminal act appears as a fragmented line-segmented process.
It's like driving from point A to point B.
But in the process from point A to B, unexpected points C and D appear.
These points C and D were not anticipated, possibly occurring due to traffic accidents, traffic light malfunctions, or even road construction.
