Criminal Investigation: I Can See the Last Minute of the Deceased

On a rainy night, in an abandoned factory, the delivery man was stabbed three times in the chest. The criminal police captain Lin Mo held down the deceased's wrist, and his vision was dragged into the last minute - the gray suit, the stairs, the light of the knife, and the murderer whispered a warning. As soon as he took off his gloves, the radio station exploded: "The second scene, on the red dirt road, also had three swords." They were a full order behind. Next to the second corpse, the card was printed neatly: "That was an appetizer just now. Next order, give it to Lin Mo." The team said he was under too much pressure and had hallucinations. Only forensic doctor Su Qing believed him - because she saw the angle of the knife reflected in Lin Mo's pupils, which was less than two degrees different from the autopsy report. "What you saw was not a ghost, it was evidence." Lin Mo wiped away the nosebleed and looked at his watch: "There are still six hours left for this order." The last minute was the confession given by the deceased. The next trailer is the murderer's letter of challenge