Criminal Investigation Notes: Psychological Forbidden Zone

"The murderer placed a white rose next to each corpse," he handed over photos of the scene, "What do you think?" As a specially appointed psychological forensic doctor, I noticed the trembling of his fingertips: "The thorns have been carefully removed - he is repenting." "And he only commits crimes on rainy nights," I added. "Rain can wash away the blood, but it can't wash away his guilt." The captain suddenly leaned forward and said, "Doctor, the look in your eyes when analyzing the murderer reminds me of those high-IQ criminals in the files." I chuckled: "You want to put handcuffs on me? Find the body first." The next day, he actually put handcuffs on my wrists - the seventh victim of the Rose Murder Case was my twin sister. "Now," his breath brushed my ear, "will you still defend the murderer?"