The doors of the Church of the Sacred Heart flung open sharp at eight o'clock. Father Jacob appeared at the entrance, carrying two baskets of bread to be handed out to the homeless of the neighborhood.
Zhang Heng and Holmes observed the priest from a corner.
"Your previous deduction was wrong," said Zhang Heng.
"That's impossible. Even if there is a slight deviation in the details, it's unlikely to be too far-off," Holmes said flatly, albeit looking a little resigned.
They were referring to the deduction Holmes made based on the letter's handwriting.
"Left-handed, male, between the ages of 30 and 40, of a weak personality, is unstable, traditional, and conservative."
It appeared that apart from his gender, the other inferences, such as being left-handed and age, were incorrect. As for the suspect's character and personality, it was still too difficult to tell at the moment.