From beginning to end.
This woman had been deliberately distorting one thing, twisting one line of reasoning.
She had brushed off stealing money, stealing thirty thousand yuan, stealing from her own workplace, framing someone, and turning the accusations back on the victim as "being helplessly caught in a setup," as "a minor, forgivable mistake anyone might make, just human nature."
Meanwhile, she ignored all the evidence on Xiao Yu's side. Just because there was no record of him entering, just because the police were friendly, she insisted on interpreting it as a conspiracy.
Even if she wanted to interpret it that way, shouldn't she have gone through all the earlier surveillance footage and gathered evidence first?
What gave her the right, without any evidence, to rule out the possibility that Xiao Yu had entered through the front door earlier?
She even completely ignored the fact that surveillance cameras had been installed in the rooms and bathrooms.
That was, of course, because she did not care about the "truth" at all!
Anyone bent on accusing someone could always find a pretext.
It was just like certain celebrities who had committed crimes: they would downplay and conceal their crimes while making exaggerated accusations against their victims.
In the end, by buying traffic and whitewashing their actions, they would produce a baffling phenomenon: the criminal celebrity and the victim left injured or disabled would find their positions completely reversed.
Anyone with a brain would understand the truth, but there were always some people in the world without one.
Those fools had been the targets of the deception from the very beginning.
That was how conflict, hostility, and ultimately traffic came about.
-and much of the credit went to the hard work of unscrupulous reporters like her.
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