I Rely on Solving Cases to Make a Living.

Summary

The suspect, under duress and mistreatment, confessed to a murder he claimed was linked to a gambling night. Despite his chaotic confession, detectives dismissed his claims as mere evasion. As time ran out, pressure mounted for a resolution. The suspect, feeling hopeless, admitted to various petty crimes but then learned he was speaking to a capital inspection team focused on wrongful convictions. This revelation shifted the tone, leading to him disclosing critical details about a personal vendetta linked to the victim, involving a rejected betrothal gift and a desire for revenge. The situation reflects the complexities of wrongful accusations and the interplay of local police practices and higher authority interventions.

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