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Wow, the cases in this book are so bizarre! How did the murderer do it? And these cases are so real, it makes me feel like I'm watching a documentary. Especially the part in the book that describes the Hwaseong Devil. The criminal actually asked the victim so many questions when committing the crime. It was really scary! But I think the police are really good at solving these cases through various clues and investigations. I really like this kind of true crime story, I feel like I can learn a lot from it!

It's a collection, I've seen part of it in the library before. I prefer the case analysis in the first book, which is purely logical reasoning and has no fictional plot. The books in the collection range from good to average, so I'd better give them good reviews.

Some stories don't have an ending. Can't we reveal them yet? Is the girl at the end of Prison Guard's Notes Wang Yao? [Crying][crying]

Except for the initial case analysis, which I didn't like and couldn't understand, the subsequent stories are quite exciting, including the story of forensic doctor Qin Ming. I didn't find any patterns in this collection, but it's still worth a look.