Chapter 34

"The Madman used to be a psychiatrist; do you know how he got in? I heard that he tampered with the memory of one of his patients through hypnosis, turning that patient into a numb and cold-blooded serial killer, and then the killer was caught and the killer identified him."

I've been dumbfounded today by this strange mystery after strange mystery.

This thing… How absurd and implausible it sounded.

"This identification? The judge surprisingly believed it? And sentenced?"

I couldn't help but feel worried about whether I would get out or not. If the judge were such a person who could sentence me on the basis of one side of the story, my case would be hopeless.

I didn't expect Big Man to say, "Of course, I don't believe you! The judge also thought that the serial killer's words were too far-fetched, so the judge didn't believe him at all, but it was Madman who came to court and confessed to the crime…&