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Ruvan22 posted...

I remember that one! Some of the "methods" were really creative, but when Jessica (or the protagonist) explains it, all the little inconsistencies add up like the one where a pianist intentionally burned his hands so he would look incapable of firing a gun when he later killed his wife

There was also one where some dude was framed by himself... he was first on the scene holding the gun and standing over the body and was like "I didn't do this!" but it turned out he had shot the victim earlier, then framed himself knowing he'd be able to prove he was framed. Jessica figured out the gun had blanks when the gunshots that got him "caught" were heard so he framed himself for a murder he had already committed, under the assumption the frame-job evidence would hold up. That was another excellent twist.

One thing I learned that helped me get good at figuring things out faster than Jessica >_> was pay attention to anomalous camera work. In one episode, I knew who the killer was before the murder even happened because the camera randomly zoomed in an a seemingly normal and mundane object that ended up being the murder weapon. I was like "that's weird. The only reason the show would do that is if that thing ends up being the murder weapon and the person in possession of it is the killer." Sure enough, that was exactly right.