March 6, 1981, German court. Marian, who was holding her hands in her coat, walked quietly into the court hall, where the murderer Claus, who was trying his daughter, was being tried.
The trial ended and the verdict had not been announced yet. Marianne had a vague premonition, knowing that Klaus was most likely to escape the severe punishment of the law again and avoid prison.
The corners of his mouth were pursed tightly, and Marian, who gritted his teeth, slowly stood up calmly, took out his right hand firmly from his coat pocket, and pointed his arm straight towards Klaus in front of him, holding a pistol tightly in his raised hands. Looking at him steadily.
"Bang bang bang~" Eight gunshots shocked everyone present. Before people reacted, Klaus had been shot and died...
Maryan's parents experienced WWII , and his father had participated in the Nazis In the army, he often yelled at the mother and daughter with a irritable personality, which made Marian extremely scared. One day, the father suddenly left silently and completely abandoned the mother and son.
The period of orphan and widowed mother was the quietest and most peaceful time when Marian was a child. She was extremely relaxed and happy. However, her mother remarried, which brought her a more irritable stepfather. After drinking, domestic violence became a mother Women's daily life. Marian, who lacks care, completely indulged herself. She had just grown up and was pregnant three times. The last time she did not abandon her child, she chose to rely on this child for the rest of her life.
This child is Anna, she regards it as the pearl in her hand and cares for her very much!
She has no skills and can only work in a bar. The child cannot be put down, so she takes it to the bar. The bar staff are very good at taking care of the mother and daughter, but the environment is really not suitable for the child's growth.
Time has come to 1980, and Anna is already seven years old. One day, the mother and daughter had a quarrel over trivial matters, and Anna went out alone. Marian thought the child was going to school alone, so she didn't care. Until the evening, Anna still didn't go home. Marian began to feel panic and searched everywhere but failed, so she called the police to look for someone. The police did not find it either.
Just when people were helpless, a neighbor of Marian hurriedly came to the police station to report the case, claiming that his husband killed Anna, and that this person was Klaus.
Klaus is a habitual criminal who has committed two crimes, just because he has a mental illness diagnosis, which helped him escape from prison. He was locked in a mental hospital for treatment, and the police then chemically castrated and released him.
The thief's undead Klaus did not regret reforming himself. He had a private operation, returned to his normal androgenic state, and began to look for new prey. His target was his neighbor, Marian and his daughter.
That day, Anna quarreled with her mother, strolled on the street by skipping school, and was lured into the house by Klaus in the name of petting a cat, committing a criminal act, and killing it.
The grief Marian saw that Klaus's same trick repeated and he showed his mental illness with the intention of escaping legal punishment again. The German court also accepted the evidence.
The desperate Marian is determined to maintain justice by herself and seek justice for her daughter.
Is Marian's move upholding justice or challenging the authority of the law?
Friends, please express your opinions!
