The Perfect Revenge Chapter 9

Detective Ross pulled a folder from his drawer.

"These are materials we compiled earlier, including our analysis of the killer."

"Susan Miller case theory: Days before, the killer tampered with Miller's bed. The victim's chest cavity was pierced by a steel rod. After Miller died, he kept stabbing. The killer is either severely psychologically disturbed or has a deep grudge. Miller's home had farmland. She went out to weed every day with a regular schedule, giving the killer ample opportunity. The killer involved Jake Wilson and Lana to create confusion. It's also possible the killer has a grudge against Jake or Lana and wanted to frame them."

"Howard Wilson case theory: The killer prepared for this case for a long time. Three months before the murder, he stole sleeping pills from the town clinic. Based on the latest evidence, the State Bureau expert team's theory about paraquat poisoning is likely true. In this case, the killer constantly provoked us. We determined the killer's gender, height, and build. If we can just find who placed the order, we can find the killer. The reason for Wilson's dismemberment is still unknown. This case also involved Jake Wilson. Lana provided video footage and was cleared of suspicion."

"Louis Tucker case: The killer left even more clues here. I feel like the killer in this case isn't the same person as the previous two. We found evidence at Howard Wilson's house and identified the killer from the first two cases. So even if the killers aren't the same person, they know each other—otherwise they couldn't have known where the murder weapons were hidden. This case is also connected to Jake Wilson and Lana."