Wang Xiaolong's composed response, although unexpected to Liu Dajun, had been carefully planned after all.
So, almost without thinking, he retorted, "Is there need for any other evidence?
The stolen goods were sheep, not people. Even if they could end up at the wrong door, they surely wouldn't just burrow into Wang Xiaolong's cellar without reason, right?
Furthermore, those four points he mentioned just now are purely nonsensical. It's true he wasn't at home while the sheep were missing.
But he had accomplices. These accomplices not only provided him with cover but also helped him create the illusion that his doors and windows had been smashed!
As for his appearance at the market and the pretense of searching for the sheep with everyone else, it was all for covering up the crime of sheep theft.
These are not just my personal claims, the villagers have all witnessed it. If you officers don't believe it, you might as well ask around."
