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Rudykaita: /* File 2 - Part 2 */

2026-08-06T21:31:51Z

File 2 - Part 2

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	Conan has a sudden breakthrough, declaring that he has completely figured out the culprit's deception and method. He takes immediate charge, instructing Ayumi to go call Inspector Megure while ordering Mitsuhiko and Genta to sprint over and stop the tow truck from moving the vehicle. As the children rush off to carry out their tasks, Conan concludes that only one specific person could have orchestrated this setup, confidently identifying them in his mind as the true killer.		Conan has a sudden breakthrough, declaring that he has completely figured out the culprit's deception and method. He takes immediate charge, instructing Ayumi to go call Inspector Megure while ordering Mitsuhiko and Genta to sprint over and stop the tow truck from moving the vehicle. As the children rush off to carry out their tasks, Conan concludes that only one specific person could have orchestrated this setup, confidently identifying them in his mind as the true killer.

	<spoiler> Conan halts the towing of the vehicle by declaring it critical evidence, explaining to a confused Inspector Meguire and the suspect, Shozo Mimiraki, that the car was actively used to commit the murder. Conan directly accuses '''Shozo Mimiraki''' as the killer and asks the inspector if he is familiar with cardboard box air cannons, explaining how striking a box with a round hole shoots out a compressed ring of air. He reveals that the killer used this exact scientific principle to launch lethal toxic gas at the victim. Mimiraki frantically dismisses the accusation as nonsense, arguing that a cardboard air cannon's range is restricted to a mere four or five meters, which makes it impossible to bridge the tunnel's massive 20-meter distance.		<spoiler> Conan halts the towing of the vehicle by declaring it critical evidence, explaining to a confused Inspector Meguire and the suspect, Shozo Mimiraki, that the car was actively used to commit the murder. Conan directly accuses '''Shozo Mimiraki''' as the killer and asks the inspector if he is familiar with cardboard box air cannons, explaining how striking a box with a round hole shoots out a compressed ring of air. He reveals that the killer used this exact scientific principle to launch lethal toxic gas at the victim. In realistic terms, Mimiraki turned a car into a massive air cannon. Mimiraki frantically dismisses the accusation as nonsense, arguing that a cardboard air cannon's range is restricted to a mere four or five meters, which makes it impossible to bridge the tunnel's massive 20-meter distance.

	Conan explains that Mr. Mimiraki achieved the required 20-meter range by turning the vehicle itself into a massive air cannon. Ayumi presents a roundly cut-out piece of cardboard found outside Mimiraki's office, which Conan demonstrates fits the car's window perfectly to form the weapon's nozzle. Conan reveals that Mimiraki filled the car's interior with toxic gas ahead of time and strategically positioned the window to face the tunnel's entrance. The moment the president stepped inside, Mimiraki delivered a powerful kick to the vehicle's exterior—leaving behind the fresh, noticeable dent—which forcefully compressed the cabin air and launched a high-velocity vortex of lethal gas straight at the unsuspecting victim.		Conan explains that Mr. Mimiraki achieved the required 20-meter range by turning the vehicle itself into a massive air cannon. Ayumi presents a roundly cut-out piece of cardboard found outside Mimiraki's office, which Conan demonstrates fits the car's window perfectly to form the weapon's nozzle. Conan reveals that Mimiraki filled the car's interior with toxic gas ahead of time and strategically positioned the window to face the tunnel's entrance. The moment the president stepped inside, Mimiraki delivered a powerful kick to the vehicle's exterior—leaving behind the fresh, noticeable dent—which forcefully compressed the cabin air and launched a high-velocity vortex of lethal gas straight at the unsuspecting victim.
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	Mr. Mimiraki breaks down and confesses, explaining that he co-founded the company with Hiruta's late father out of a shared, lifelong passion for vinyl records and a desire to build the world's finest record players for nostalgic collectors. Inspector Meguire empathizes, agreeing that everyone has music tied to deeply personal memories. However, Mimiraki reveals his furious motive: the moment Hiruta's father passed away, Hiruta completely disregarded his father’s legacy and put the factory up for sale solely because it was no longer profitable, driving a resentful Mimiraki to murder him out of absolute betrayal.		Mr. Mimiraki breaks down and confesses, explaining that he co-founded the company with Hiruta's late father out of a shared, lifelong passion for vinyl records and a desire to build the world's finest record players for nostalgic collectors. Inspector Meguire empathizes, agreeing that everyone has music tied to deeply personal memories. However, Mimiraki reveals his furious motive: the moment Hiruta's father passed away, Hiruta completely disregarded his father’s legacy and put the factory up for sale solely because it was no longer profitable, driving a resentful Mimiraki to murder him out of absolute betrayal.

	Amy tearfully denies Shozo’s motive. She understands him clearly and completely but when Shozo crossed the moral line of no return, any and all high ground he stood on evaporates. When she looked up at Shozo, she saw a musical genius passionately sharing his knowledge of his field but what stands before her is a cold calculated murderer. Shozo weaponized his talent for a monstrous act that adds yet another dark mark on the world. Tsuyoshi shielded the children from running inside the tunnel to save him, but he gave his own life so that she and her friends can continue walking this earth. Amy looks at Shozo with tears, asking him kindly to return to the man she saw at the record shop. Shozo looks down at Amy, the weight of his actions landing square in his shoulders. He nods in agreement with Amy, sheds a tear of his own and is arrested, looking back at the record store one final time before being taken away by Meguire and his men.		Amy tearfully denies Shozo’s motive. She understands him clearly and completely but when Shozo crossed the moral line of no return, any and all high ground he stood on evaporates. When she looked up at Shozo, she saw a musical genius passionately sharing his knowledge of his field but what stands before her is a cold calculated murderer. Shozo weaponized his talent for a monstrous act that adds yet another dark mark on the world. Tsuyoshi shielded the children from running inside the tunnel to save him, but he gave his own life so that she and her friends can continue walking this earth. Tsuyoshi may have undoubtedly been a “big meanie”, but his absolute human right to live should not have been violated with such a monstrous act of overkill, it’s not his place to make that judgment. Amy looks at Shozo with tears, asking him kindly to return to the man she saw at the record shop. Shozo looks down at Amy, the weight of his actions landing square in his shoulders. He nods in agreement with Amy, sheds a tear of his own and is arrested, looking back at the record store one final time before being taken away by Meguire and his men. Conan notes Amy’s words, acknowledging for the first time that her statement s were profoundly powerful, more so than his theory.

	On a happier note, the homeless man from earlier is exonerated and given resources to help his situation. On the other side of town, Richard enthusiastically claims that vinyl records contain far more auditory data than CDs, boasting that his new record player will finally allow him to hear every hidden sound. While Conan skeptically notes that fully capturing that detail isn't so simple, Rachel enjoys the music, remarking on its beautiful quality. This prompts Conan to reflect on how music brings back old memories, which leads a nostalgic Rachel to warmly reveal that the song currently playing is the exact one from her very first cafe date with Jimmy.		On a happier note, the homeless man from earlier is exonerated and given resources to help his situation. On the other side of town, Richard enthusiastically claims that vinyl records contain far more auditory data than CDs, boasting that his new record player will finally allow him to hear every hidden sound. While Conan skeptically notes that fully capturing that detail isn't so simple, Rachel enjoys the music, remarking on its beautiful quality. This prompts Conan to reflect on how music brings back old memories, which leads a nostalgic Rachel to warmly reveal that the song currently playing is the exact one from her very first cafe date with Jimmy.

Rudykaita: /* File 1 - Part 1 */

2026-08-05T11:59:44Z

File 1 - Part 1

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	During their walk to the lucky raffle lottery drawing, the Junior Detective League members (Conan, Amy, George, and Mitch) decide to take a dark eerie tunnel as a shortcut to save time. Mitch stops the group, remembering that the tunnel is reportedly haunted and a ghost regularly appears. While true, Amy suggests walking the sidewalk along the National Highway; it’s safer, in open public space, and more lighting. George refuses to listen, believing they are wasting time and tries to cut through the tunnel anyway.		During their walk to the lucky raffle lottery drawing, the Junior Detective League members (Conan, Amy, George, and Mitch) decide to take a dark eerie tunnel as a shortcut to save time. Mitch stops the group, remembering that the tunnel is reportedly haunted and a ghost regularly appears. While true, Amy suggests walking the sidewalk along the National Highway; it’s safer, in open public space, and more lighting. George refuses to listen, believing they are wasting time and tries to cut through the tunnel anyway.

	Before George can step a foot inside, a shadowy figure walks up to him, catching the kids off guard and having them cower in fear with their hands over their heads. The figure turns out to be a harmless homeless man aimlessly wandering around for food and scraps. Conan recognizes the man, stating he has taken up residence with a mattress inside the tunnel. Amy’s suggestion turns out to be correct with her asking George if it wasn’t just a homeless man next time. During the conversation, a man named Shozo Mimiraki ~~informsp~~ the children that passing through the area is off limits as there is a gas leak present. The homeless man disappears in the distance.		Before George can step a foot inside, a shadowy figure walks up to him, catching the kids off guard and having them cower in fear with their hands over their heads. The figure turns out to be a harmless homeless man aimlessly wandering around for food and scraps. Conan recognizes the man, stating he has taken up residence with a mattress inside the tunnel. Amy’s suggestion turns out to be correct with her asking George if it wasn’t just a homeless man next time. During the conversation, a man named Shozo Mimiraki informs the children that passing through the area is off limits as there is a gas leak present. The homeless man disappears in the distance.

	Conan notices Shozo carrying a rare record player while George insists on leaving and using the tunnel, but construction inside has already started, though no road workers are present. With the equipment and construction scattered inside the tunnel, it will take an hour to walk through. Amy points out a raffle lottery that the kids would like to participate in but worry Behind Conan comes Tsuyoshi Hiruta, an acquaintance of Shozo, making a thunderous appearance. Tsuyoshi demands to know whose car is parked blocking his office and threatens to call a tow truck to have the car removed.		Conan notices Shozo carrying a rare record player while George insists on leaving and using the tunnel, but construction inside has already started, though no road workers are present. With the equipment and construction scattered inside the tunnel, it will take an hour to walk through. Amy points out a raffle lottery that the kids would like to participate in but worry Behind Conan comes Tsuyoshi Hiruta, an acquaintance of Shozo, making a thunderous appearance. Tsuyoshi demands to know whose car is parked blocking his office and threatens to call a tow truck to have the car removed.

Rudykaita: /* File 2 - Part 2 */

2026-08-05T00:03:35Z

File 2 - Part 2

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	Conan explains that the air cannon works by trapping the poison inside a high-velocity, tornado-like vortex ring that immediately incapacitates anyone it hits. When a panicked Inspector Megure worries about lingering toxic fumes, Conan reassures him that the suspect used a stolen car and deliberately left the window rolled down to ventilate the cabin before the tow truck could clear the scene. Conan then drops the definitive piece of evidence: Mimiraki’s factory manufactures plating sprayers, meaning he has direct, unmonitored workplace access to the hydrogen cyanide used in the electroplating process, leaving the killer completely speechless.		Conan explains that the air cannon works by trapping the poison inside a high-velocity, tornado-like vortex ring that immediately incapacitates anyone it hits. When a panicked Inspector Megure worries about lingering toxic fumes, Conan reassures him that the suspect used a stolen car and deliberately left the window rolled down to ventilate the cabin before the tow truck could clear the scene. Conan then drops the definitive piece of evidence: Mimiraki’s factory manufactures plating sprayers, meaning he has direct, unmonitored workplace access to the hydrogen cyanide used in the electroplating process, leaving the killer completely speechless.

	Mr. Mimiraki breaks down and confesses, explaining that he co-founded the company with Hiruta's late father out of a shared, lifelong passion for vinyl records and a desire to build the world's finest record players for nostalgic collectors. Inspector Meguire empathizes, agreeing that everyone has music tied to deeply personal memories. However, Mimiraki reveals his furious motive: the moment Hiruta's father passed away, Hiruta completely disregarded his father’s legacy and put the factory up for sale solely because it was no longer profitable, driving a resentful Mimiraki to murder him out of absolute betrayal. Shozo is arrested, looking back at the record store one final time before being taken away by Meguire and his men.		Mr. Mimiraki breaks down and confesses, explaining that he co-founded the company with Hiruta's late father out of a shared, lifelong passion for vinyl records and a desire to build the world's finest record players for nostalgic collectors. Inspector Meguire empathizes, agreeing that everyone has music tied to deeply personal memories. However, Mimiraki reveals his furious motive: the moment Hiruta's father passed away, Hiruta completely disregarded his father’s legacy and put the factory up for sale solely because it was no longer profitable, driving a resentful Mimiraki to murder him out of absolute betrayal.

			Amy tearfully denies Shozo’s motive. She understands him clearly and completely but when Shozo crossed the moral line of no return, any and all high ground he stood on evaporates. When she looked up at Shozo, she saw a musical genius passionately sharing his knowledge of his field but what stands before her is a cold calculated murderer. Shozo weaponized his talent for a monstrous act that adds yet another dark mark on the world. Tsuyoshi shielded the children from running inside the tunnel to save him, but he gave his own life so that she and her friends can continue walking this earth. Amy looks at Shozo with tears, asking him kindly to return to the man she saw at the record shop. Shozo looks down at Amy, the weight of his actions landing square in his shoulders. He nods in agreement with Amy, sheds a tear of his own and is arrested, looking back at the record store one final time before being taken away by Meguire and his men.

	On a happier note, the homeless man from earlier is exonerated and given resources to help his situation. On the other side of town, Richard enthusiastically claims that vinyl records contain far more auditory data than CDs, boasting that his new record player will finally allow him to hear every hidden sound. While Conan skeptically notes that fully capturing that detail isn't so simple, Rachel enjoys the music, remarking on its beautiful quality. This prompts Conan to reflect on how music brings back old memories, which leads a nostalgic Rachel to warmly reveal that the song currently playing is the exact one from her very first cafe date with Jimmy.		On a happier note, the homeless man from earlier is exonerated and given resources to help his situation. On the other side of town, Richard enthusiastically claims that vinyl records contain far more auditory data than CDs, boasting that his new record player will finally allow him to hear every hidden sound. While Conan skeptically notes that fully capturing that detail isn't so simple, Rachel enjoys the music, remarking on its beautiful quality. This prompts Conan to reflect on how music brings back old memories, which leads a nostalgic Rachel to warmly reveal that the song currently playing is the exact one from her very first cafe date with Jimmy.

Rudykaita: /* File 2 - Part 2 */

2026-08-04T15:17:35Z

File 2 - Part 2

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	Mimiraki didn't just kick a car door. He completely sealed the cabin's vents, transforming the vehicle's interior into a pressurized plenum chamber equipped with a spring-loaded mechanical piston. By mixing the volatile hydrogen cyanide with a dense, aerosolized smoke carrier, he gave the gas the physical mass it needed to survive the trip. When he tripped the external release, the piston slammed inward, launching a perfectly stable, heavy toroidal vortex straight down the corridor. The confined walls of the tunnel acted like a rifle barrel, guiding the invisible, poison-laden ring directly into the victim's path before it could ever dilute into the surrounding air. Thereby the victim Tsuyoshi, with all his resentment and hatred in the world, never saw an invisible cloud of hydrogen cyanide heading his way. He took a literal carload full of hydrogen cyanide from the back as he walked alone in the tunnel.		Mimiraki didn't just kick a car door. He completely sealed the cabin's vents, transforming the vehicle's interior into a pressurized plenum chamber equipped with a spring-loaded mechanical piston. By mixing the volatile hydrogen cyanide with a dense, aerosolized smoke carrier, he gave the gas the physical mass it needed to survive the trip. When he tripped the external release, the piston slammed inward, launching a perfectly stable, heavy toroidal vortex straight down the corridor. The confined walls of the tunnel acted like a rifle barrel, guiding the invisible, poison-laden ring directly into the victim's path before it could ever dilute into the surrounding air. Thereby the victim Tsuyoshi, with all his resentment and hatred in the world, never saw an invisible cloud of hydrogen cyanide heading his way. He took a literal carload full of hydrogen cyanide from the back as he walked alone in the tunnel.

	Using 50mg, the lethal amount for humans, at face value would more than likely have Tsuyoshi a fighting chance for survival. In order to ensure a successful kill on the first strike, Mimiraki likely used 10 times the amount to compensate for the size of the car and travel distance of the vortex ring.Realizing something is amiss and that he was no longer breathing properly, Tsuyoshi naturally doubled back to the closet entrance where the Junior Detective League was, and before he even processed the danger, he was already clutching his chest and was murdered in less than a minute. The more he walked into the vortex ring, the more poison he unintentionally consumed.		Using 50mg, the lethal amount for humans, at face value would more than likely have given Tsuyoshi a fighting chance for survival. In order to ensure a successful kill on the first strike, Mimiraki likely used 10 times the amount to compensate for the size of the car and travel distance of the vortex ring. Realizing something is amiss and that he was no longer breathing properly, Tsuyoshi naturally doubled back to the closet entrance where the Junior Detective League was, and before he even processed the danger, he was already clutching his chest and was murdered in less than a minute. The more he walked into the vortex ring, the more poison he unintentionally consumed.

	Conan explains that the air cannon works by trapping the poison inside a high-velocity, tornado-like vortex ring that immediately incapacitates anyone it hits. When a panicked Inspector Megure worries about lingering toxic fumes, Conan reassures him that the suspect used a stolen car and deliberately left the window rolled down to ventilate the cabin before the tow truck could clear the scene. Conan then drops the definitive piece of evidence: Mimiraki’s factory manufactures plating sprayers, meaning he has direct, unmonitored workplace access to the hydrogen cyanide used in the electroplating process, leaving the killer completely speechless.		Conan explains that the air cannon works by trapping the poison inside a high-velocity, tornado-like vortex ring that immediately incapacitates anyone it hits. When a panicked Inspector Megure worries about lingering toxic fumes, Conan reassures him that the suspect used a stolen car and deliberately left the window rolled down to ventilate the cabin before the tow truck could clear the scene. Conan then drops the definitive piece of evidence: Mimiraki’s factory manufactures plating sprayers, meaning he has direct, unmonitored workplace access to the hydrogen cyanide used in the electroplating process, leaving the killer completely speechless.

Rudykaita: /* File 2 - Part 2 */

2026-08-04T15:16:30Z

File 2 - Part 2

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	Conan explains that Mr. Mimiraki achieved the required 20-meter range by turning the vehicle itself into a massive air cannon. Ayumi presents a roundly cut-out piece of cardboard found outside Mimiraki's office, which Conan demonstrates fits the car's window perfectly to form the weapon's nozzle. Conan reveals that Mimiraki filled the car's interior with toxic gas ahead of time and strategically positioned the window to face the tunnel's entrance. The moment the president stepped inside, Mimiraki delivered a powerful kick to the vehicle's exterior—leaving behind the fresh, noticeable dent—which forcefully compressed the cabin air and launched a high-velocity vortex of lethal gas straight at the unsuspecting victim.		Conan explains that Mr. Mimiraki achieved the required 20-meter range by turning the vehicle itself into a massive air cannon. Ayumi presents a roundly cut-out piece of cardboard found outside Mimiraki's office, which Conan demonstrates fits the car's window perfectly to form the weapon's nozzle. Conan reveals that Mimiraki filled the car's interior with toxic gas ahead of time and strategically positioned the window to face the tunnel's entrance. The moment the president stepped inside, Mimiraki delivered a powerful kick to the vehicle's exterior—leaving behind the fresh, noticeable dent—which forcefully compressed the cabin air and launched a high-velocity vortex of lethal gas straight at the unsuspecting victim.

	Mimiraki didn't just kick a car door. He completely sealed the cabin's vents, transforming the vehicle's interior into a pressurized plenum chamber equipped with a spring-loaded mechanical piston. By mixing the volatile hydrogen cyanide with a dense, aerosolized smoke carrier, he gave the gas the physical mass it needed to survive the trip. When he tripped the external release, the piston slammed inward, launching a perfectly stable, heavy toroidal vortex straight down the corridor. The confined walls of the tunnel acted like a rifle barrel, guiding the invisible, poison-laden ring directly into the victim's path before it could ever dilute into the surrounding air. Thereby the victim Tsuyoshi, with all his resentment and hatred in the world, never saw an invisible cloud of hydrogen cyanide heading his way. He took a literal carload full of hydrogen cyanide from the back as he walked alone in the tunnel. Using 50mg, the lethal amount for humans, at face value would more than likely have Tsuyoshi a fighting chance for survival. In order to ensure a successful kill on the first strike, Mimiraki likely used 10 times the amount to compensate for the size of the car and travel distance of the vortex ring.Realizing something is amiss and that he was no longer breathing properly, Tsuyoshi naturally doubled back to the closet entrance where the Junior Detective League was, and before he even processed the danger, he was already clutching his chest and was murdered in less than a minute. The more he walked into the vortex ring, the more poison he unintentionally consumed.		Mimiraki didn't just kick a car door. He completely sealed the cabin's vents, transforming the vehicle's interior into a pressurized plenum chamber equipped with a spring-loaded mechanical piston. By mixing the volatile hydrogen cyanide with a dense, aerosolized smoke carrier, he gave the gas the physical mass it needed to survive the trip. When he tripped the external release, the piston slammed inward, launching a perfectly stable, heavy toroidal vortex straight down the corridor. The confined walls of the tunnel acted like a rifle barrel, guiding the invisible, poison-laden ring directly into the victim's path before it could ever dilute into the surrounding air. Thereby the victim Tsuyoshi, with all his resentment and hatred in the world, never saw an invisible cloud of hydrogen cyanide heading his way. He took a literal carload full of hydrogen cyanide from the back as he walked alone in the tunnel.
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			Using 50mg, the lethal amount for humans, at face value would more than likely have Tsuyoshi a fighting chance for survival. In order to ensure a successful kill on the first strike, Mimiraki likely used 10 times the amount to compensate for the size of the car and travel distance of the vortex ring.Realizing something is amiss and that he was no longer breathing properly, Tsuyoshi naturally doubled back to the closet entrance where the Junior Detective League was, and before he even processed the danger, he was already clutching his chest and was murdered in less than a minute. The more he walked into the vortex ring, the more poison he unintentionally consumed.

	Conan explains that the air cannon works by trapping the poison inside a high-velocity, tornado-like vortex ring that immediately incapacitates anyone it hits. When a panicked Inspector Megure worries about lingering toxic fumes, Conan reassures him that the suspect used a stolen car and deliberately left the window rolled down to ventilate the cabin before the tow truck could clear the scene. Conan then drops the definitive piece of evidence: Mimiraki’s factory manufactures plating sprayers, meaning he has direct, unmonitored workplace access to the hydrogen cyanide used in the electroplating process, leaving the killer completely speechless.		Conan explains that the air cannon works by trapping the poison inside a high-velocity, tornado-like vortex ring that immediately incapacitates anyone it hits. When a panicked Inspector Megure worries about lingering toxic fumes, Conan reassures him that the suspect used a stolen car and deliberately left the window rolled down to ventilate the cabin before the tow truck could clear the scene. Conan then drops the definitive piece of evidence: Mimiraki’s factory manufactures plating sprayers, meaning he has direct, unmonitored workplace access to the hydrogen cyanide used in the electroplating process, leaving the killer completely speechless.

Rudykaita: /* File 2 - Part 2 */

2026-08-04T15:15:06Z

File 2 - Part 2

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	Conan explains that Mr. Mimiraki achieved the required 20-meter range by turning the vehicle itself into a massive air cannon. Ayumi presents a roundly cut-out piece of cardboard found outside Mimiraki's office, which Conan demonstrates fits the car's window perfectly to form the weapon's nozzle. Conan reveals that Mimiraki filled the car's interior with toxic gas ahead of time and strategically positioned the window to face the tunnel's entrance. The moment the president stepped inside, Mimiraki delivered a powerful kick to the vehicle's exterior—leaving behind the fresh, noticeable dent—which forcefully compressed the cabin air and launched a high-velocity vortex of lethal gas straight at the unsuspecting victim.		Conan explains that Mr. Mimiraki achieved the required 20-meter range by turning the vehicle itself into a massive air cannon. Ayumi presents a roundly cut-out piece of cardboard found outside Mimiraki's office, which Conan demonstrates fits the car's window perfectly to form the weapon's nozzle. Conan reveals that Mimiraki filled the car's interior with toxic gas ahead of time and strategically positioned the window to face the tunnel's entrance. The moment the president stepped inside, Mimiraki delivered a powerful kick to the vehicle's exterior—leaving behind the fresh, noticeable dent—which forcefully compressed the cabin air and launched a high-velocity vortex of lethal gas straight at the unsuspecting victim.

	Mimiraki didn't just kick a car door. He completely sealed the cabin's vents, transforming the vehicle's interior into a pressurized plenum chamber equipped with a spring-loaded mechanical piston. By mixing the volatile hydrogen cyanide with a dense, aerosolized smoke carrier, he gave the gas the physical mass it needed to survive the trip. When he tripped the external release, the piston slammed inward, launching a perfectly stable, heavy toroidal vortex straight down the corridor. The confined walls of the tunnel acted like a rifle barrel, guiding the invisible, poison-laden ring directly into the victim's path before it could ever dilute into the surrounding air. Thereby the victim Tsuyoshi, with all his resentment and hatred in the world, never saw an invisible cloud of hydrogen cyanide heading his way. He took a full ~~carload~~ of the ~~substance~~ and before he even processed the danger, he was already clutching his chest and was murdered in less than a minute.		Mimiraki didn't just kick a car door. He completely sealed the cabin's vents, transforming the vehicle's interior into a pressurized plenum chamber equipped with a spring-loaded mechanical piston. By mixing the volatile hydrogen cyanide with a dense, aerosolized smoke carrier, he gave the gas the physical mass it needed to survive the trip. When he tripped the external release, the piston slammed inward, launching a perfectly stable, heavy toroidal vortex straight down the corridor. The confined walls of the tunnel acted like a rifle barrel, guiding the invisible, poison-laden ring directly into the victim's path before it could ever dilute into the surrounding air. Thereby the victim Tsuyoshi, with all his resentment and hatred in the world, never saw an invisible cloud of hydrogen cyanide heading his way. He took a literal carload full of hydrogen cyanide from the back as he walked alone in the tunnel. Using 50mg, the lethal amount for humans, at face value would more than likely have Tsuyoshi a fighting chance for survival. In order to ensure a successful kill on the first strike, Mimiraki likely used 10 times the amount to compensate for the size of the car and travel distance of the vortex ring.Realizing something is amiss and that he was no longer breathing properly, Tsuyoshi naturally doubled back to the closet entrance where the Junior Detective League was, and before he even processed the danger, he was already clutching his chest and was murdered in less than a minute. The more he walked into the vortex ring, the more poison he unintentionally consumed.
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	Conan explains that the air cannon works by trapping the poison inside a high-velocity, tornado-like vortex ring that immediately incapacitates anyone it hits. When a panicked Inspector Megure worries about lingering toxic fumes, Conan reassures him that the suspect used a stolen car and deliberately left the window rolled down to ventilate the cabin before the tow truck could clear the scene. Conan then drops the definitive piece of evidence: Mimiraki’s factory manufactures plating sprayers, meaning he has direct, unmonitored workplace access to the hydrogen cyanide used in the electroplating process, leaving the killer completely speechless.		Conan explains that the air cannon works by trapping the poison inside a high-velocity, tornado-like vortex ring that immediately incapacitates anyone it hits. When a panicked Inspector Megure worries about lingering toxic fumes, Conan reassures him that the suspect used a stolen car and deliberately left the window rolled down to ventilate the cabin before the tow truck could clear the scene. Conan then drops the definitive piece of evidence: Mimiraki’s factory manufactures plating sprayers, meaning he has direct, unmonitored workplace access to the hydrogen cyanide used in the electroplating process, leaving the killer completely speechless.

Rudykaita: /* File 2 - Part 2 */

2026-08-04T11:23:40Z

File 2 - Part 2

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	Conan explains that the air cannon works by trapping the poison inside a high-velocity, tornado-like vortex ring that immediately incapacitates anyone it hits. When a panicked Inspector Megure worries about lingering toxic fumes, Conan reassures him that the suspect used a stolen car and deliberately left the window rolled down to ventilate the cabin before the tow truck could clear the scene. Conan then drops the definitive piece of evidence: Mimiraki’s factory manufactures plating sprayers, meaning he has direct, unmonitored workplace access to the hydrogen cyanide used in the electroplating process, leaving the killer completely speechless.		Conan explains that the air cannon works by trapping the poison inside a high-velocity, tornado-like vortex ring that immediately incapacitates anyone it hits. When a panicked Inspector Megure worries about lingering toxic fumes, Conan reassures him that the suspect used a stolen car and deliberately left the window rolled down to ventilate the cabin before the tow truck could clear the scene. Conan then drops the definitive piece of evidence: Mimiraki’s factory manufactures plating sprayers, meaning he has direct, unmonitored workplace access to the hydrogen cyanide used in the electroplating process, leaving the killer completely speechless.

	Mr. Mimiraki breaks down and confesses, explaining that he co-founded the company with Hiruta's late father out of a shared, lifelong passion for vinyl records and a desire to build the world's finest record players for nostalgic collectors. Inspector ~~Megure~~ empathizes, agreeing that everyone has music tied to deeply personal memories. However, Mimiraki reveals his furious motive: the moment Hiruta's father passed away, Hiruta completely disregarded his father’s legacy and put the factory up for sale solely because it was no longer profitable, driving a resentful Mimiraki to murder him out of absolute betrayal.		Mr. Mimiraki breaks down and confesses, explaining that he co-founded the company with Hiruta's late father out of a shared, lifelong passion for vinyl records and a desire to build the world's finest record players for nostalgic collectors. Inspector Meguire empathizes, agreeing that everyone has music tied to deeply personal memories. However, Mimiraki reveals his furious motive: the moment Hiruta's father passed away, Hiruta completely disregarded his father’s legacy and put the factory up for sale solely because it was no longer profitable, driving a resentful Mimiraki to murder him out of absolute betrayal. Shozo is arrested, looking back at the record store one final time before being taken away by Meguire and his men.

	Richard enthusiastically claims that vinyl records contain far more auditory data than CDs, boasting that his new record player will finally allow him to hear every hidden sound. While Conan skeptically notes that fully capturing that detail isn't so simple, Rachel enjoys the music, remarking on its beautiful quality. This prompts Conan to reflect on how music brings back old memories, which leads a nostalgic Rachel to warmly reveal that the song currently playing is the exact one from her very first cafe date with Jimmy.		On a happier note, the homeless man from earlier is exonerated and given resources to help his situation. On the other side of town, Richard enthusiastically claims that vinyl records contain far more auditory data than CDs, boasting that his new record player will finally allow him to hear every hidden sound. While Conan skeptically notes that fully capturing that detail isn't so simple, Rachel enjoys the music, remarking on its beautiful quality. This prompts Conan to reflect on how music brings back old memories, which leads a nostalgic Rachel to warmly reveal that the song currently playing is the exact one from her very first cafe date with Jimmy.

	The gentle, nostalgic melody of the vinyl record fills the quiet room, weaving a bridge between the present and a cherished yesterday. Rachel closes her eyes with a soft smile, entirely lost in the warmth of her memories, completely unaware that the boy standing right beside her is the very person she is longing for. As Conan watches her, his usual analytical mind falls silent, replaced by a quiet, bittersweet tenderness. He realizes that even though he cannot stand before her as Jimmy right now, the music has closed the distance between them, proving that the bond they share is entirely untouched by time or distance. For just a moment, as the song spins on the vintage player, they are together again on their very first date, bound by a wonderful sound that remembers what the heart could never forget. </spoiler>		The gentle, nostalgic melody of the vinyl record fills the quiet room, weaving a bridge between the present and a cherished yesterday. Rachel closes her eyes with a soft smile, entirely lost in the warmth of her memories, completely unaware that the boy standing right beside her is the very person she is longing for. As Conan watches her, his usual analytical mind falls silent, replaced by a quiet, bittersweet tenderness. He realizes that even though he cannot stand before her as Jimmy right now, the music has closed the distance between them, proving that the bond they share is entirely untouched by time or distance. For just a moment, as the song spins on the vintage player, they are together again on their very first date, bound by a wonderful sound that remembers what the heart could never forget. </spoiler>

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	In this continuation of the investigation, Inspector ~~Joseph~~ Meguire questions ~~the elderly gentleman~~, confirming that the deceased victim, Tsuyoshi Hiruta, was indeed the president of his company. The focus of the investigation quickly shifts to the physical cause of death as they discuss the possibility of a gas leak inside the tunnel. However, an onsite gas company worker explicitly refutes this theory, confirming that they performed the construction work perfectly and pointing out that modern city gas is natural gas, which is non-toxic and wouldn't cause someone to drop dead from simply inhaling it. This revelation leaves the police force and Conan back at square one, ruling out a simple environmental accident.		In this continuation of the investigation, Inspector Meguire questions Mimiraki, confirming that the deceased victim, Tsuyoshi Hiruta, was indeed the president of his company. The focus of the investigation quickly shifts to the physical cause of death as they discuss the possibility of a gas leak inside the tunnel. However, an onsite gas company worker explicitly refutes this theory, confirming that they performed the construction work perfectly and pointing out that modern city gas is natural gas, which is non-toxic and wouldn't cause someone to drop dead from simply inhaling it. This revelation leaves the police force and Conan back at square one, ruling out a simple environmental accident.

	A forensic worker reveals that the victim's vomit carries a distinct almond scent, confirming the true cause of death as hydrogen cyanide poisoning. A mere 50 milligrams of this fast-acting, deadly toxin can instantly induce cardiac arrest, adding truth to Conan’s internal statement that Tsuyoshi Hiruta was deliberately murdered with terrifying precision.		A forensic worker reveals that the victim's vomit carries a distinct almond scent, confirming the true cause of death as hydrogen cyanide poisoning. A mere 50 milligrams of this fast-acting, deadly toxin can instantly induce cardiac arrest, adding truth to Conan’s internal statement that Tsuyoshi Hiruta was deliberately murdered with terrifying precision.
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	Conan has a sudden breakthrough, declaring that he has completely figured out the culprit's deception and method. He takes immediate charge, instructing Ayumi to go call Inspector Megure while ordering Mitsuhiko and Genta to sprint over and stop the tow truck from moving the vehicle. As the children rush off to carry out their tasks, Conan concludes that only one specific person could have orchestrated this setup, confidently identifying them in his mind as the true killer.		Conan has a sudden breakthrough, declaring that he has completely figured out the culprit's deception and method. He takes immediate charge, instructing Ayumi to go call Inspector Megure while ordering Mitsuhiko and Genta to sprint over and stop the tow truck from moving the vehicle. As the children rush off to carry out their tasks, Conan concludes that only one specific person could have orchestrated this setup, confidently identifying them in his mind as the true killer.

	<spoiler> Conan halts the towing of the vehicle by declaring it critical evidence, explaining to a confused Inspector ~~Megure~~ and the suspect, ~~Mr.~~ Mimiraki, that the car was actively used to commit the murder. Conan directly accuses Shozo Mimiraki as the killer and asks the inspector if he is familiar with cardboard box air cannons, explaining how striking a box with a round hole shoots out a compressed ring of air. He reveals that the killer used this exact scientific principle to launch lethal toxic gas at the victim. Mimiraki frantically dismisses the accusation as nonsense, arguing that a cardboard air cannon's range is restricted to a mere four or five meters, which makes it impossible to bridge the tunnel's massive 20-meter distance.		<spoiler> Conan halts the towing of the vehicle by declaring it critical evidence, explaining to a confused Inspector Meguire and the suspect, Shozo Mimiraki, that the car was actively used to commit the murder. Conan directly accuses '''Shozo Mimiraki''' as the killer and asks the inspector if he is familiar with cardboard box air cannons, explaining how striking a box with a round hole shoots out a compressed ring of air. He reveals that the killer used this exact scientific principle to launch lethal toxic gas at the victim. Mimiraki frantically dismisses the accusation as nonsense, arguing that a cardboard air cannon's range is restricted to a mere four or five meters, which makes it impossible to bridge the tunnel's massive 20-meter distance.

	Conan explains that Mr. Mimiraki achieved the required 20-meter range by turning the vehicle itself into a massive air cannon. Ayumi presents a roundly cut-out piece of cardboard found outside Mimiraki's office, which Conan demonstrates fits the car's window perfectly to form the weapon's nozzle. Conan reveals that Mimiraki filled the car's interior with toxic gas ahead of time and strategically positioned the window to face the tunnel's entrance. The moment the president stepped inside, Mimiraki delivered a powerful kick to the vehicle's exterior—leaving behind the fresh, noticeable dent—which forcefully compressed the cabin air and launched a high-velocity vortex of lethal gas straight at the unsuspecting victim.		Conan explains that Mr. Mimiraki achieved the required 20-meter range by turning the vehicle itself into a massive air cannon. Ayumi presents a roundly cut-out piece of cardboard found outside Mimiraki's office, which Conan demonstrates fits the car's window perfectly to form the weapon's nozzle. Conan reveals that Mimiraki filled the car's interior with toxic gas ahead of time and strategically positioned the window to face the tunnel's entrance. The moment the president stepped inside, Mimiraki delivered a powerful kick to the vehicle's exterior—leaving behind the fresh, noticeable dent—which forcefully compressed the cabin air and launched a high-velocity vortex of lethal gas straight at the unsuspecting victim.