Gifted physicist Yukawa Yukawa (Masaji Fukuyama) is entrusted by Kaoru Shibataki to investigate an incredible murder. The victim, Tomoji Shinji, was found dead by the river with his face and fingerprints destroyed. The biggest suspect is his ex-wife Jingzi Hanaoka (Matsuoka Taiko), but Jingzi has a perfect alibi. Can a person be in different places at the same time? When Tang Chuan found that living next door to Jingzi was a college classmate of that year and a genius mathematician Shi Shenzhe (Ti Zhen Yi) aroused interest. After graduation, in order to take care of her parents who did not stay in school but went to high school to teach math, Shi Shen, who had been living a poor life, used a public phone to teach Jingzi how to deal with police investigation every night. Jingzi gradually felt bound, but because there was nothing suspicious about the statement given, the police decided to give up the investigation of Jingzi, and then Yukawa pointed out that Shi Shen was a key figure. What's the truth of the case? Is it true that there is one person in two places at the same time? This film is adapted from the 2006 Naoki Award-winning work by Japanese popular reasoning novelist Keigo Higano.
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