Crime Solving: A Fifteen-Year-Old Police Academy Legend, Hypnotizing a Killer from the Start

Martha runs someone over, exploits a legal loophole, and gets away with it?

Then let's have her cause a car crash through hypnosis from the start, shatter every bone in her body, and burn alive.

Being a simp isn't a crime, but if a simp is driven to suicide, surely that counts as one?

All right, then. What sort of punishment would make her wish she were dead?

As a legendary police officer: "If you can't solve it, I will."

As a dark enforcer: "If you can't kill them, I will."

Before long, every criminal was terrified. They all came to the same conclusion: prison was the safest place to be.

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This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.