[Comprehensive] Bloody Edge

Enuosha really wanted to thank Reid for helping her, supporting her, and trusting her all the time, but she didn't say it out loud.

Saying it always feels a little bit raw.And, she knew better, Rhett didn't need her thanks.He did what he was willing to do, and he never hoped to get anything in return from her.

Enuosha leaned over suddenly, broke Rhett's chin, and kissed him lightly on the cheek.

Rhett froze.

Ainosa looked at Reid, who was completely unable to react, and chuckled lightly.

It wasn't until Enosa left the room that Reid came back to his senses in a daze and a daze.Immediately afterwards, his face turned red.

Rhett touched the place where he had just been kissed, his head was muddy.

Why did Ainosha... want to kiss him?

why?

Of course it's because I think he's so cute.

Ainosa couldn't help laughing when she thought of Reid's unbelievable look just now.

That kind of fried hair looks like a little furry squirrel.

She suddenly felt that if only she could remove all the troublesome things in her life and just stay with Rhett like a normal person.

Of course Ainosha knew that this was just her unrealistic fantasy.She sighed deeply and continued to think about business.

Will directly testified against Hannibal, not at all to shock the tiger, but to startle the snake.

It is conceivable that when Hannibal will definitely try his best to crucify Will's case as soon as possible and send him to prison.

Ainosha felt that she should go to Jack Crawford and be properly guided.

After all, before her plan, she had to do some proper foreshadowing.

Ainosha's arrival was both expected and unexpected by Jack.

After a brief greeting, Enosa directly mentioned Will's suspicion of Hannibal.

Jack looked at Enosa and asked in a consulting tone, "What do you think?"

Enosa looked at Jack and frowned deeply.

The events of yesterday afternoon flashed through Jack's mind—Hannibal came and pointed out something wrong with her in a vague way.

At this time, whether she agrees or disagrees with Will's guess about reading Hannibal is suspicious in Jack's eyes.

This time, she came with a purpose.

After a brief silence, Enosa replied: "In terms of personal emotions, I am very willing to believe Will. In my opinion, Will may indeed lose his mind and kill Abigail, but the others, I never believe that Will will do it in a frenzy." That's what she didn't understand.Hannibal should also be able to see this, so why did he frame these cases to Will.

If he wanted to completely destroy Will's sanity, completely turn him into a lunatic, he shouldn't have done it.

Will will not believe that he killed innocent people, so he will be even more convinced that he is not the murderer.

Or, is he betting?Did he just want to try?

Enuosha frowned, and continued after a while: "However, this case is not what I think, it will be what it is. The key is the evidence. Only by finding more favorable evidence can Will's innocence be completely cleared." . Otherwise, those are just specious guesses."

Jack nodded approvingly.Therefore, he didn't believe anyone and only looked at the evidence.

Evidence says the biggest suspect is still Will.

In addition, Will's crazy look is very suspicious at first glance, and it is completely untrustworthy.

And all of this was Hannibal's design, and Hannibal guaranteed that no one would believe Will's words.

What a cruel move.

Now, the fundamental issue is Will's state of mind.If it can be confirmed that Will is not crazy, and he is not crazy to that point, maybe the situation will be improved.

Therefore, Ainosa directly asked Jack about the situation of Will's psychological appraisal at that time.

Jack told Ainosha everything that happened at that time.He specially asked Alana to do a psychological appraisal for Will. She was very professional, reliable, and also very objective.

And Alana's judgment is—Will's mental problem is really serious, and his cognitive ability is completely distorted.

Enoch frowned.If Alana made such a judgment, then basically there would be no problem.

Alana is Will's friend, she will only help Will, not harm him.

Enosa frowned and asked, "What did she say?"

Jack's calm expression showed some disappointment, "She analyzed that Will is likely to commit a crime in this distorted mental state, and he is also very likely to pretend that he is insane." If it is pretending that he has a mental problem , and killed those people, then, it would be terrible.

At that moment, Jack's mind also flashed that when he went to Hannibal for consultation, he intentionally or unintentionally changed the topic to "Maybe Will is pretending to be crazy on purpose, and he is in a waking state, premeditated and planned to go Kill" went up to guide.

That he's actually a really bloody killer destroys Jack's trust in Will even more than if Will kills just because he's crazy.

Enosa looked up at Jack, frowning deeply.

The trouble is, Jack doesn't trust Will anymore. In his eyes, Will is just a suspect.

But now, what Will needs most is not an objective judgment, but a firm and unquestionable trust.

Enosa felt that she should do something about the relationship between Will and Hannibal.

She didn't hold onto the last question to discuss it, but asked, "Why does Will suspect Hannibal?"

Of course Jack knew what Enosa really wanted to say.He shook his head, and replied with certainty, "Hannibal is fine. I've checked."

Of course Enoch would not give up just like that. She simply said to Jack directly: "Since Will suspects Hannibal, it proves that there is indeed some problem between Hannibal and Will. So, what Hannibal said is not necessarily true." Totally believable... at least when it comes to Will."

Jack had another opinion, "Maybe Will was lying. Maybe he was just trying to shift the focus to someone else."

Enosa looked at Jack silently.Was he going to believe Hannibal's words?

Jack thought he must have seen disappointment in Enoch's eyes.

He also knew that his cold suspicion was indeed chilling, but he never felt that he was doing something wrong.

He must be objective to everyone.

He replied very calmly: "The evidence is very bad for Will." And he would only believe the evidence.

It is precisely because of this that Hannibal is also confident.He didn't need to worry at all, the evidence guaranteed that Will couldn't turn over.

Enuosha pondered for a moment, then asked back: "Have you ever considered the possibility that Will was framed?"

Jack didn't answer.As a senior police detective, he would not utter any premature guesses.

Ainosa didn't care about Jack's silence, and continued: "Don't worry about the rest. If we assume that Will is hypothetical, we also follow Will's guess that Hannibal is the real culprit behind the scenes, then , now we just need to find supporting evidence.”

"First, would it be possible in time for Hannibal to kill them. The answer is of course - yes. Second, why would Hannibal kill them? Seems completely irrelevant, he had no motive at all to kill them. Third, why did he frame Will?"

Ainosa spoke slowly, not expecting Jack to change his original thoughts directly after listening to her words, but hoping to influence Jack's judgment to some extent.

She continued: "Will is his friend, why did he want to kill him? Knowing his true face, what evidence could threaten him, or, to find a scapegoat? On the contrary, Will trusted Hannibal so much before , so why do you think Will is the murderer now? Did he think of something?"

Enosa's tone was faint, "You can even imagine that Will completely trusts Hannibal and tells him everything he thinks, but Hannibal takes advantage of Will's complete trust to frame him and let others People can't trust him, that's why Will went from believing to being angry. It makes sense, doesn't it?"

Enuosha did not rush, and said again: "Also, we can also refer to Hannibal's reaction in the case, what did he do? He just persuaded you again and again to believe that Will might indeed have killed those people. Has he shown that he trusts Will? His trust and support as a friend is really sad."

Jack raised his head and looked at Enosa complicatedly.