How the murderer in the story is forced to confess his crime?

How the murderer in the story is forced to confess his crime?

 

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Tell-Tale Heart is a strange story written by the famous short-story writer Edgar Allan Poe, It tens us secrets of psychology of criminals. The killer had planned and executed the murder of the old man with carefulness and cleverness. After his job was completed, he felt happy but his happiness was short. He visited the old man for seven nights at midnight but the eye was closed. He could not kill the old man. Old man’s vulture eye was’horrible for which he wanted to kill him. On the eighth night, he succeeded to kill the old man. After murder, he dragged the dead body to floor and cut into pieces the corpse. He deposited the pieces and placed the planks over them. Nobody, experience detective can imagine any foul play there.
The killer tried to deceive the police men cleverly but they continued chatting. He could no longer withstand the mockery of their talking. They seemed to have known hrs secret. He could not tolerate their hypocritical smile at the us some dark aspects of modern American society, Ole Anderson was a tall fellow and had been heavyweight prize fighter. We see him lying on the bed with his full clothes on and with his head on two pillows. He was looking at the wall while lying on his bed. The hired killers are searching for him. 

They wanted to kill Ole Anderson just to oblige some friends but he has lost all the charm of his life. When Nick went to him just to Inform him about the killers, he saw him lying on the bed. He Informed him about the murderers but he took no heed at all and keeps on lying on the bed. The question arises why he took no notice of Nick’s warning. Actually, he was tired of running from death and then he took no heed at all on such things. In short, we can say that Ole Anderson had no charm in his life and this was a fault of the society for his suffering.