Murder Investigation: Police Checking Leads and Possible Motives

That's been verified, so you're giving us something that's unverified.

Questions have been raised. In cases like this, the first hypotheses always emerge, and the first reports and the first clues always emerge.

And that's why I made that statement, and not another one.

But—where did it come from? What were the clues?

As I said, these are things that the police are investigating now, and evidence that is in the police's possession.

I'm not going to elaborate on that now, now.

That's only just—In any case, you're not taking back those words.

Those clues are being investigated, right?

Mr. Editor, the police are investigating these leads.

I say this with full responsibility. But that second part of the sentence itself, which I said, that it is being investigated, I think clearly, clearly shows that we're not passing any judgments here.

Every potential, every potential—every motive, every potential circumstance has to be checked.

We’re dealing with a terrible crime, a terrible murder.

We knew very little, well, we didn’t know about this before.

This is all a very, very hot issue and every clue will be checked in this regard with full responsibility, and every hypothesis put forward by the investigators has to be verified.

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