I was never one to be judgmental of another, and I never, ever assumed anything in this job, but I just had that feeling that she was the murderer. I had to admit that although I had solved perhaps some of the most complex cases in the country, I was still an inexperienced amateur. Before I went to France, I had solved only four cases (excluding the one that I solved but justice was not brought to the murderer), so I had little experience in these types of cases. Of course, I had solved countless gang killings, which helped me some, but it was rare that I had come across a case where ordinary people were the murderers. I knew that the murderer was under the very same roof I was under, but I just could not see it. Other detectives work in such a way that they look at someone and suspect them, and then start to follow them and gather evidence on them, but I did not like to work in that way. My method of solving murders is to suspect everyone, and only assume who the murderer is when there is no doubt whatsoever that they did it.
What do You think about Mystery: Quest For Justice: (Mystery, Suspense, Thriller, Suspense Thriller Mystery)?
