Next, Liao Mengwei installed miniature bombs in various places on the man in the A shirt, such as in the pockets of his pants. I had never been to the scene, so I didn't know what kind of bombs they were. However, I suspected they were something like nano-bombs. Nano metal copper particles or nano metal aluminum particles ignite violently upon contact with air, leading to an explosion. I believe Liao Mengwei used this principle to create some miniature nano-bombs and placed them on the man.
Then, Liao Mengwei dragged the man, who was playing the role of a scapegoat, into the executive director's office, making him wear a raincoat and a mask. Liao Mengwei herself donned another identical raincoat and mask.
Around nine o'clock, Liao Mengwei hung the man up and strangled him, ensuring that the time of his death matched closely with the 'suicide' time of the 'murderer' in her staged scenario where 'the man killed A and then hanged himself.'
Finally, Liao Mengwei injured A's feet and splashed cold water on him to wake him up. At that moment, you and B and C were already outside the company. Liao Mengwei turned on the company's lights. When A groggily woke up, he found his feet in excruciating pain and was terrified. He then saw a person wearing a terrifying mask and holding an axe standing beside him, which frightened him even more. Without thinking much, he stood up and ran away. Naturally, he would run toward the company’s entrance. Due to his injured feet, he could not move quickly, so Liao Mengwei didn't have to worry about him actually escaping or resisting.
Next, dressed in a raincoat, wearing a mask, and wielding an axe, Liao Mengwei chased after him. Using the tempered glass door as a barrier, she staged a thrilling murder scene right before your eyes, brutally killing A.
After killing A, Liao Mengwei walked toward the office, making you think she was about to enter it.
As she reached the office door, she detonated the bomb on A's body using a remote device. The sudden explosion of A's corpse caused both you and C to instinctively shift your attention from Liao Mengwei to A's body. Taking advantage of this moment, Liao Mengwei quickly moved aside and disappeared from your line of sight.
The explosion ended after a few seconds. When you returned your focus to the office door, you found that Liao Mengwei had vanished. Then B, who was complicit with Liao Mengwei, said: "The suspect went into the executive director's office!" At that moment, you saw the office door slam shut with a loud bang. Because you heard B's words and saw the door close, followed by noticing bloodstains leading to the office, you fell into a psychological blind spot; your memory was manipulated into believing that you had indeed seen X enter the office. In reality, X—Liao Mengwei—never entered at all. You were influenced by B's statement, the illusion of the closed door, and the bloodstains leading to the office, which replaced your memory and made you "see" X entering an event that never actually occurred.
When both you and C were convinced that X had entered the office, B instructed you to keep your eyes on the office door without looking away until the police arrived. His intention was to have you as witnesses to confirm that "after X entered the office, the door remained closed; X must still be inside." This way, when police discovered only the man's hanged body inside the office, they would conclude that he was indeed the murderer!
Eliminating impossible elements leaves only what is difficult to believe but must be true. After ruling out all impossible factors, police could only arrive at one conclusion: The murderer entered the office and did not leave; therefore, whoever was inside must be the murderer. However, what they did not realize was that one of those eliminated factors—the testimonies of you and C—was false because the murderer never entered the office; thus their deduction that "the only person in the office must be the murderer" was also invalid.
V spoke at length without pause until finally taking a deep breath.
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