Chen Mo, a professor at Haichuan University, talks about criminal psychology during the day and shoots the documentary "Edgeline" at night.
Small cases occur frequently in Jiangcheng, police station files are dusty, and the truth is buried in the folds of daily life.
After he falls asleep every night, he will unconsciously replay the scenes he saw that day.
I accidentally got a golden finger, which can automatically replay all the details of the scene.
Keep an eye on the clue for three seconds and you will encounter key evidence the next day.
Others rely on reasoning to find the truth, but he uses replay to complete the puzzle.
From online loan murder cases to live broadcast fraud, the dark side of the city is revealed layer by layer.
No one asked about the unsolved case for five years, only he remembered the footage from the deceased's perspective.
When the replay connects with the memory of the widow at the shoe repair shop, cracks finally appear in the old case.
The hidden USB flash drive, the blood stains on the soles of the shoes, and the scar on the right hand were all connected in series.
He is no longer a spectator and recorder, but the one who takes the initiative to break the situation.
Fireworks alley, wontons steaming, the truth emerges from the ordinary.
No matter how deeply hidden the sins are in this world, they cannot escape his replay before bed.
