A famous football player was accused of murdering his wife. But the body of his wife was gone.

The football player was sitting in the dock.

His lawyer, whom he hired with a large amount of money, was trying to persuade the jury:

"Dear members of the jury, I sincerely believe that my client is innocent.

Soon you will believe too. You ask why? Look, I'll count to ten now

and my client's allegedly murdered wife will walk through this door...

one

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, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10"

The entire jury turned to the door. Nobody got in.

The lawyer was a defense prodigy, making his fatal move:

"Look, you don't believe the woman is dead either. Because you're all going in.

You looked at the door. That's why I ask you to make the decision accordingly."

However, the jury declared that the famous football player was found guilty, and the case ended in this way.

At the exit of the court, the lawyer approached the head of the jury:

"Even though you were looking at the door like the other members when I counted to ten.

Why did you sign such a decision?

"Correct," said the jury president; "I looked at the door too, but your client (KILLER)

He wasn't looking."

The best analyst is the one who watches the gaze directed towards that point while everyone else is looking at a point.