Analysis Of Tajomarue

“…The dead man, too? That settles it, then: I’m sure this Tajomaru fellow is the murderer…,” the policeman said. Well, the evidences were clearly pointing to Tajomaru so the policeman could really say that. But saying that he was sure that the murderer was Tajomaru without knowing the other facts was somewhat unsettling. And to think that he was with the authority, he should not be biased on what he was telling to the people. Also, just because everybody thinks that someone had done something doesn’t mean that he really did it. Similarly, society’s consensus and conceived perceptions toward someone don’t say something about the whole truth (“Truth and Human Perception”). The fourth one came from an old woman. This old woman was the mother