The Protagonist Designed the Crime, No One Survived, Manslaughter
There is a novel in which the protagonist travels to a time to reduce the crime rate, so he organizes a live broadcast of solving crimes. The protagonist wrote the script of Manslaughter, Mekong River Case, No Survivor, and participated in it. After the completion, there will be an explanation from the police station. What novel is it? I forgot.
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Agatha completes the plan (screenshots from the episode have been posted with comments) Detective Poirot 1-2 Murder in an Alley In the play, Hastings' crow's mouth said that fireworks night is suitable for murder. The three men discussed the murder method. The next day, Japp called Poirot and told Poirot that the hypothesis came true. The crime scene looked like a suicide, but there were many unreasonable things. Japp, who believed it was a murder, began to check the alibi of the three suspects, but Poirot noticed other places. The third episode of Conan is definitely a tribute to this story [not a murder disguised as a suicide, but a suicide staged to look like a murder]
Her writing style is concise and smooth, and she easily drew me into the story. And these stories are not just simple murders, they also make me think more about human nature and society. I think this book is worth reading and recommend it to you!
I didn't guess, I really couldn't guess you!
A good book worth revisiting
Suicide turns into murder, stealing becomes self-directed and staged, murder turns into suicide, seemingly in love but not in love. No one can escape the frailties of human nature, and no one is perfect. Being at the center of a crime, you can glimpse the truth from the details. Every stitch and thread may be evidence, and there are traces to follow. Follow Poirot and discover the hidden truth.
Very beautiful, very beautiful
The four short stories are all related to misdirection! Personally, I prefer the first and second stories.
I have read several short stories, and they are all written in small and exquisite ways.
Like Agatha, like Poirot
Short and concise, very exciting