Simulated Criminal 100,000 Times, I Actually Became a Top Detective.

Summary

Su Ming analyzes a magician's wife's murder, revealing intricate details suggesting intentional homicide. He highlights the suspect's suspicious behavior during the incident, including precise sword placement and seemingly calculated movements. Su Ming theorizes the wife was likely incapacitated by a chemical reaction from her clothing or jewelry, allowing the husband to execute a premeditated murder. His meticulous observation exposes potential deliberate actions that contradict the original involuntary manslaughter ruling, demonstrating the complexity of forensic investigation and human deception.

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