Weird Live Broadcast: I Can Deduce Endlessly Chapter 113: Murderer? Savior?

Chris hailed from Lighthouse Country, Gotham City.

He was an infamous serial killer. He stormed into a kindergarten, shot and killed 7 little boys and 13 little girls, severely injuring two teachers and a security guard.

Last month, he voluntarily surrendered to the police.

During his trial, in hopes of getting a lighter sentence, he put on a remorseful act, shifting the blame onto alcohol.

According to local law, being intoxicated was seen similarly to being mentally ill, implying the brain was not in control. Thus, if a crime was committed while intoxicated, the sentence would be reduced.

Due to intoxication and being underage at the time of the crime, Chris, who murdered twenty children, was sentenced to only 20 years in prison.

After entering prison, he didn't get along with his fellow inmates.

Once, in the shower room, Chris fashioned a weapon using soap and socks, nearly killing a fellow inmate.

Local media and the families of the victims petitioned for him to be given the death penalty.

But once the court had ruled, the sentence could not be changed.

"I kill because I want to kill.

History will remember my name, just like Jack the Reaper.

I'll serve my 20 years, and by the time I get out, I'll only be in my thirties. My life would've just begun. Those who petitioned to have me executed... just wait and see."

This statement was the last recorded during an interview with Chris.

After Chris made this statement, he was taken by a portal into the weird world.

Due to the controversy surrounding Chris's case, local laws were immediately revised, ensuring that crimes committed under the influence of alcohol would no longer result in leniency.

After reading about Chris's background, Qu Kangping sighed, "Look at that, how simple-minded society is in Lighthouse Country."

"Not just that, during his psychological evaluation, Chris scored 28 out of a possible 30 on the antisocial behavior scale. The guy is an absolute psychopath."

"How ridiculous that Lighthouse Country is pinning its hopes on a murderer

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