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Had I really become a fool? The remote viewers, including Xu Lie, were also paying attention to this interrogation. Although I couldn't see Lu Youyou's performance directly, the comments in the Danmaku suggested that she must have been exceptional. Otherwise, there wouldn't be so much criticism directed at her.
Thinking of this, Xu Lie felt a bit troubled: What a silly girl; if only she would just honestly confess.
In the Special Investigation Team, Mo Meilin continued to break through Lu Youyou's psychological defenses. "Lu Youyou, I must remind you," she said. "While experience in handling cases is subjective, it is still practical. Experienced investigators often find that when they subjectively judge someone to be lying, the objective results from a Lie Detector tend to align with their judgment."
Lu Youyou froze, as if she had fallen into a cold abyss, the chilling sensation penetrating her very core and freezing her body and mind. It was only now that she realized the implications of the Lie Detector! What should she do? She was scared.
In her panic, the last words Xu Lie had said before their separation echoed in her mind: "With your demeanor, you definitely won't get away with it. In the end, you could just lie and say I threatened you, like blowing up your whole family or something."
At that time, she thought Xu Lie was joking and subtly mocking her for being foolish. But now it seemed he had anticipated this all along; that’s why he had said those words. It must be true—he was the worst!
In some inexplicable way, it felt as if Xu Lie was right there beside her. Gradually, Lu Youyou's mind began to calm down, and the coldness surrounding her body dissipated with a strange emotion rising from within her. The warmth returned to her palms as her shaky psychological defenses stood tall once more.
Recalling Xu Lie's words from memory, she began to recount slowly: "I'm sorry... I... I have to say... Actually, I was threatened by Xu Lie. He said that if I didn't help keep it a secret, he would blow up my whole family."
Mo Meilin raised an eyebrow in disbelief, her entire face radiating skepticism. "Do you want to take a look at what you're saying?"
Wasn't it just the innocent love of youthful boys and girls? Mo Meilin found it quite amusing to watch, yet in the blink of an eye, it seemed like it was going to blow up in your face.
Could it be a misjudgment? It wasn't that Lu Youyou was helping Xu Lie cover up because of romantic feelings; rather, she was being threatened and had no choice but to assist in the concealment.
Behind the camera, Zhang Yutao couldn't make a judgment at that moment and could only turn to the most professional figure present—the Psychologist. The Psychologist looked at the psychological profile they had constructed for Xu Lie with some difficulty. It was hard to say; based on the current model of the suspect's psyche, it seemed to indicate deception.
The suspect had deliberately caused an incident at Ji University Building involving arson, evacuating personnel, while the explosion at Xing Cheng's cold storage had also been detonated from within. Both explosions resulted in no casualties.
In this mindset of personal justice, would one really blow up a girl's entire family? But what if it was just a verbal threat without any intention to act? Looking at Lu Youyou's demeanor, it was understandable that she could be frightened.
Zhang Yutao understood; the suspect Xu Lie had carried out two explosions that were indeed malicious in nature and had drawn significant social backlash, yet no one was harmed. Strictly speaking, it could be determined that Lu Youyou was still lying.
However, if one were to relax their judgment a bit, given Lu Youyou's innocent appearance, it was quite deceptive; one might not immediately recognize that possibility. Zhang Yutao decided not to get entangled in this contradictory logic and instead shifted his approach: "Expert, has a psychological profile for Lu Youyou been established? Can we make any judgments based on her?"
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