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	Shozo, who was in this locked room of his own accord, grew suspicious of the burning smell produced by the beam of light. He turned around and was immediately shot. Ayumi correctly guesses that was the reason he wrote the 光 character in his blood to leave as a dying message as to what happened to him. Megure interjects and claims that while every described in this case is accurate and holds weight, including the determination of the gun being fired, everything will be looked at as an unfortunate coincidence.		Shozo, who was in this locked room of his own accord, grew suspicious of the burning smell produced by the beam of light. He turned around and was immediately shot. Ayumi correctly guesses that was the reason he wrote the 光 character in his blood to leave as a dying message as to what happened to him. Megure interjects and claims that while every described in this case is accurate and holds weight, including the determination of the gun being fired, everything will be looked at as an unfortunate coincidence.

	To seal Suzue for the murder of her husband, Conan notes that the position of the mirror had to be strategically shifted in order for the beam to trigger the antique gun. Suzue stealthy adjusted the smaller mirror immediately after the murder investigation began to shift the top mirror back to its original position, while everyone was already inside the study examining the crime scene. Shozo’s bloody corpse naturally dominated the attention of nearly everyone except for the killer who knew he’d end up in such a brutal predicament. Suzue took advantage and did what needed to be done. Only the lower part had to be moved; the dirty white wall behind it should be visible now. Ayumi again confirms that her reflection in the mirror was visible just moments ago, now it is not. The inside of the mansion is dark, so Suzue didn’t realized it yet but it makes no difference as now it is too late; Suzue’s gloved hands, specifically her three middle fingers, are dirty because they are tainted with soot that covered the mirror after the gun was fired. There are three faint marks in the smaller mirror’s dust to confirm. She had to adjust the mirror back to its original position to tie up loose ends, or risk leaving elements of her crime exposed so investigators would have pieced together the elements of her plan either here or the station, sooner or later. Speaking of soot, if a forensic examination reveals that the soot on Suzue’s hands matches the soot on the mirror and the profile of the antique flintlock gun, plus access and motive, there is no need to make any excuses; a conviction is highly likely.		To seal Suzue for the murder of her husband, Conan notes that the position of the mirror had to be strategically shifted in order for the beam to trigger the antique gun. Suzue stealthy adjusted the smaller mirror immediately after the murder investigation began to shift the top mirror back to its original position, while everyone was already inside the study examining the crime scene. Shozo’s bloody corpse naturally dominated the attention of nearly everyone except for the killer who knew he’d end up in such a brutal predicament. Suzue took advantage and did what needed to be done. Only the lower part had to be moved; the dirty white wall behind it should be visible now. Ayumi again confirms that her reflection in the mirror was visible just moments ago, now it is not. The inside of the mansion is dark, so Suzue didn’t realized it yet but it makes no difference as now it is too late; Suzue’s gloved hands, specifically her three middle fingers, are dirty because they are tainted with soot that covered the mirror after the gun was fired. There are three faint marks in the smaller mirror’s dust to confirm. When the flintlock antique gun fired, it not only discharged the bullet that killed Shozo, it also let off soot and traveled forward covering everything in its path—including the small mirror behind Shozo. She had to adjust the mirror back to its original position to tie up loose ends, or risk leaving elements of her crime exposed so investigators would have pieced together the elements of her plan either here or the station, sooner or later. Speaking of soot, if a forensic examination reveals that the soot on Suzue’s hands matches the soot on the mirror and the profile of the antique flintlock gun, plus access and motive, there is no need to make any excuses; a conviction is highly likely.

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	study door was locked by Shozo from the inside; entry inside to the study to reach Shozo is absolutely impossible. With every entry/exit point sealed away, Conan declares a perfectly locked room murder case.		study door was locked by Shozo from the inside; entry inside to the study to reach Shozo is absolutely impossible. With every entry/exit point sealed away, Conan declares a perfectly locked room murder case.

	Conan looks at the gun and notices the hammer is still up. Under normal conditions, once a gun is fired, the hammer closes. A bloody Japanese hiragana character (光)”hikari, meaning “light”, is found near the body. Mitsuhiko finally returns from the bathroom. Kogoro sends him through believing he unknowingly activated a trick. Mitsuhiko struggles but manages to barely squeeze through. Genta and Ayumi ridicule Kogoro for not having the case solved already.		Conan looks at the gun and notices the hammer is still up. Under normal conditions, once a gun is fired, the hammer closes. A bloody Japanese hiragana character (光)”hikari, meaning “light”, is found near the body. Mitsuhiko finally returns from the bathroom. Kogoro sends him through believing he unknowingly activated a trick. Mitsuhiko struggles but manages to barely squeeze through. Genta and Ayumi ridicule Kogoro for not having the case solved already. Below the sky window on the same wall is another smaller mirror, and pushing it adjusts the top window automatically. Three faint small dots in the dust can be seen on the mirror.

	Conan notes a line of black substance near the upside down glass on the table and is zapped in the eye by a ray of sunlight. He measures and angles bullet holes in the wall. After everything has been examined, Conan understands the mystery of the Haunted Mansion and its Locked Room Scenario.		Conan notes a line of black substance near the upside down glass on the table and is zapped in the eye by a ray of sunlight. He measures and angles bullet holes in the wall. After everything has been examined, Conan understands the mystery of the Haunted Mansion and its Locked Room Scenario.
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	Shozo, who was in this locked room of his own accord, grew suspicious of the burning smell produced by the beam of light. He turned around and was immediately shot. Ayumi correctly guesses that was the reason he wrote the 光 character in his blood to leave as a dying message as to what happened to him. Megure interjects and claims that while every described in this case is accurate and holds weight, including the determination of the gun being fired, everything will be looked at as an unfortunate coincidence.		Shozo, who was in this locked room of his own accord, grew suspicious of the burning smell produced by the beam of light. He turned around and was immediately shot. Ayumi correctly guesses that was the reason he wrote the 光 character in his blood to leave as a dying message as to what happened to him. Megure interjects and claims that while every described in this case is accurate and holds weight, including the determination of the gun being fired, everything will be looked at as an unfortunate coincidence.

	To seal Suzue for the murder of her husband, Conan notes that the position of the mirror had to be strategically shifted in order for the beam to trigger the antique gun. Suzue stealthy adjusted the mirror immediately after the murder investigation began, while everyone was already inside the study examining the crime scene. Shozo’s bloody corpse naturally dominated the attention of nearly everyone except for the killer who knew he’d end up in such a brutal predicament. Suzue took advantage and did what needed to be done. Only the lower part had to be moved; the dirty white wall behind it should be visible now. Ayumi again confirms that her reflection in the mirror was visible just moments ago, now it is not. The inside of the mansion is dark, so Suzue didn’t realized it yet but it makes no difference as now it is too late; Suzue’s gloved hands are dirty because they are tainted with soot that covered the mirror after the gun was fired. She had to adjust the mirror back to its original position to tie up loose ends, or risk leaving ~~them~~ exposed so investigators would have pieced together the elements of her plan either here or the station, sooner or later. Speaking of soot, if a forensic examination reveals that the soot on Suzue’s hands matches the soot on the mirror and the profile of the antique flintlock gun, plus access and motive, there is no need to make any excuses; a conviction is highly likely.		To seal Suzue for the murder of her husband, Conan notes that the position of the mirror had to be strategically shifted in order for the beam to trigger the antique gun. Suzue stealthy adjusted the smaller mirror immediately after the murder investigation began to shift the top mirror back to its original position, while everyone was already inside the study examining the crime scene. Shozo’s bloody corpse naturally dominated the attention of nearly everyone except for the killer who knew he’d end up in such a brutal predicament. Suzue took advantage and did what needed to be done. Only the lower part had to be moved; the dirty white wall behind it should be visible now. Ayumi again confirms that her reflection in the mirror was visible just moments ago, now it is not. The inside of the mansion is dark, so Suzue didn’t realized it yet but it makes no difference as now it is too late; Suzue’s gloved hands, specifically her three middle fingers, are dirty because they are tainted with soot that covered the mirror after the gun was fired. There are three faint marks in the smaller mirror’s dust to confirm. She had to adjust the mirror back to its original position to tie up loose ends, or risk leaving elements of her crime exposed so investigators would have pieced together the elements of her plan either here or the station, sooner or later. Speaking of soot, if a forensic examination reveals that the soot on Suzue’s hands matches the soot on the mirror and the profile of the antique flintlock gun, plus access and motive, there is no need to make any excuses; a conviction is highly likely.

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	House Keeper invites the children inside and gives them a tour of the premises where Ayumi notices a picture of who she believes is the House Keeper in her youth. Out of nowhere, Mitsuhiko is shouted at.		House Keeper invites the children inside and gives them a tour of the premises where Ayumi notices a picture of who she believes is the House Keeper in her youth. Out of nowhere, Mitsuhiko is shouted at.

	Everyone rushes over to find Mitsuhiko inside a brightly lit study room with the mansion owner, Shozo Ohara. Shozo is furious that one of the many antique guns sitting on the table could have went off and Mitsuhiko could have been seriously hurt or even killed by accident. He demands to know why children are in his mansion, until Shozo’s wife, Suzue, carrying a pitcher of water, empty glass, and packet of medicine, enters and claims she invited them. Conan is left confused but Shozo stands firm on his stance.		Everyone rushes over to find Mitsuhiko inside a brightly lit study room with the mansion owner, Shozo Ohara. Shozo is furious that one of the many antique guns sitting on the table could have went off and Mitsuhiko could have been seriously hurt or even killed by accident. He demands to know why children are in his mansion, until Shozo’s wife, Suzue, wearing pristine white gloves, carrying a pitcher of water, empty glass, and packet of medicine, enters and claims she invited them. Conan is left confused but Shozo stands firm on his stance.

	Suzue asks her husband if he has taken his medication, to which he has not. Shozo tells his wife to leave the tray of glasses and medicine on the table. She does carefully next to one of the guns and tells him to not forget to take them. Shozo asks everyone to leave so he may tend to his work. As they leave, HK jumps at a reflection of herself in a mirror.		Suzue asks her husband if he has taken his medication, to which he has not. Shozo tells his wife to leave the tray of glasses and medicine on the table. She does carefully next to one of the guns and tells him to not forget to take them. Shozo asks everyone to leave so he may tend to his work. As they leave, HK jumps at a reflection of herself in a mirror.
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	Shozo, who was in this locked room of his own accord, grew suspicious of the burning smell produced by the beam of light. He turned around and was immediately shot. Ayumi correctly guesses that was the reason he wrote the 光 character in his blood to leave as a dying message as to what happened to him. Megure interjects and claims that while every described in this case is accurate and holds weight, including the determination of the gun being fired, everything will be looked at as an unfortunate coincidence.		Shozo, who was in this locked room of his own accord, grew suspicious of the burning smell produced by the beam of light. He turned around and was immediately shot. Ayumi correctly guesses that was the reason he wrote the 光 character in his blood to leave as a dying message as to what happened to him. Megure interjects and claims that while every described in this case is accurate and holds weight, including the determination of the gun being fired, everything will be looked at as an unfortunate coincidence.

	To seal Suzue for the murder of her husband, Conan notes that the position of the mirror had to be strategically shifted in order for the beam to trigger the antique gun. Suzue stealthy adjusted the mirror immediately after the murder investigation began, while everyone was already inside the study examining the crime scene. Shozo’s bloody corpse naturally dominated the attention of nearly everyone except for the killer who knew he’d end up in such a brutal predicament. Suzue took advantage and did what needed to be done. Only the lower part had to be moved; the dirty white wall behind it should be visible now. Ayumi again confirms that her reflection in the mirror was visible just moments ago, now it is not. The inside of the mansion is dark, so Suzue didn’t realized it yet but it makes no difference as now it is too late; Suzue’s hands are dirty because they are tainted with soot that covered the mirror after the gun was fired. She had to adjust the mirror back to its original position to tie up loose ends, or risk leaving them exposed so investigators would have pieced together the elements of her plan either here or the station, sooner or later. Speaking of soot, if a forensic examination reveals that the soot on Suzue’s hands matches the soot on the mirror and the profile of the antique flintlock gun, plus access and motive, there is no need to make any excuses; a conviction is highly likely.		To seal Suzue for the murder of her husband, Conan notes that the position of the mirror had to be strategically shifted in order for the beam to trigger the antique gun. Suzue stealthy adjusted the mirror immediately after the murder investigation began, while everyone was already inside the study examining the crime scene. Shozo’s bloody corpse naturally dominated the attention of nearly everyone except for the killer who knew he’d end up in such a brutal predicament. Suzue took advantage and did what needed to be done. Only the lower part had to be moved; the dirty white wall behind it should be visible now. Ayumi again confirms that her reflection in the mirror was visible just moments ago, now it is not. The inside of the mansion is dark, so Suzue didn’t realized it yet but it makes no difference as now it is too late; Suzue’s gloved hands are dirty because they are tainted with soot that covered the mirror after the gun was fired. She had to adjust the mirror back to its original position to tie up loose ends, or risk leaving them exposed so investigators would have pieced together the elements of her plan either here or the station, sooner or later. Speaking of soot, if a forensic examination reveals that the soot on Suzue’s hands matches the soot on the mirror and the profile of the antique flintlock gun, plus access and motive, there is no need to make any excuses; a conviction is highly likely.

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	Shozo, who was in this locked room of his own accord, grew suspicious of the burning smell produced by the beam of light. He turned around and was immediately shot. Ayumi correctly guesses that was the reason he wrote the 光 character in his blood to leave as a dying message as to what happened to him. Megure interjects and claims that while every described in this case is accurate and holds weight, including the determination of the gun being fired, everything will be looked at as an unfortunate coincidence.		Shozo, who was in this locked room of his own accord, grew suspicious of the burning smell produced by the beam of light. He turned around and was immediately shot. Ayumi correctly guesses that was the reason he wrote the 光 character in his blood to leave as a dying message as to what happened to him. Megure interjects and claims that while every described in this case is accurate and holds weight, including the determination of the gun being fired, everything will be looked at as an unfortunate coincidence.

	To seal Suzue for the murder of her husband, Conan notes that the position of the mirror had to be strategically shifted in order for the beam to trigger the antique gun. Only the lower part had to be moved; the dirty white wall behind it should be visible now. Ayumi again confirms that her reflection in the mirror was visible just moments ago, now it is not. The inside of the mansion is dark, so Suzue didn’t realized it yet but it makes no difference as now it is too late; Suzue’s hands are dirty because they are tainted with soot that covered the mirror after the gun was fired. She had to adjust the mirror back to its original position to tie up loose ends, or risk leaving them exposed so investigators would have pieced together the elements of her plan either here or the station, sooner or later. Speaking of soot, if a forensic examination reveals that the soot on Suzue’s hands matches the soot on the mirror and the profile of the antique flintlock gun, plus access and motive, there is no need to make any excuses; a conviction is highly likely.		To seal Suzue for the murder of her husband, Conan notes that the position of the mirror had to be strategically shifted in order for the beam to trigger the antique gun. Suzue stealthy adjusted the mirror immediately after the murder investigation began, while everyone was already inside the study examining the crime scene. Shozo’s bloody corpse naturally dominated the attention of nearly everyone except for the killer who knew he’d end up in such a brutal predicament. Suzue took advantage and did what needed to be done. Only the lower part had to be moved; the dirty white wall behind it should be visible now. Ayumi again confirms that her reflection in the mirror was visible just moments ago, now it is not. The inside of the mansion is dark, so Suzue didn’t realized it yet but it makes no difference as now it is too late; Suzue’s hands are dirty because they are tainted with soot that covered the mirror after the gun was fired. She had to adjust the mirror back to its original position to tie up loose ends, or risk leaving them exposed so investigators would have pieced together the elements of her plan either here or the station, sooner or later. Speaking of soot, if a forensic examination reveals that the soot on Suzue’s hands matches the soot on the mirror and the profile of the antique flintlock gun, plus access and motive, there is no need to make any excuses; a conviction is highly likely.

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	Shozo, who was in this locked room of his own accord, grew suspicious of the burning smell produced by the beam of light. He turned around and was immediately shot. Ayumi correctly guesses that was the reason he wrote the 光 character in his blood to leave as a dying message as to what happened to him. Megure interjects and claims that while every described in this case is accurate and holds weight, including the determination of the gun being fired, everything will be looked at as an unfortunate coincidence.		Shozo, who was in this locked room of his own accord, grew suspicious of the burning smell produced by the beam of light. He turned around and was immediately shot. Ayumi correctly guesses that was the reason he wrote the 光 character in his blood to leave as a dying message as to what happened to him. Megure interjects and claims that while every described in this case is accurate and holds weight, including the determination of the gun being fired, everything will be looked at as an unfortunate coincidence.

	To seal Suzue for the murder of her husband, Conan notes that the position of the mirror had to be strategically shifted in order for the beam to trigger the antique gun. Only the lower part had to be moved; the dirty white wall behind it should be visible now. Ayumi again confirms that her reflection in the mirror was visible just moments ago, now it is not. The inside of the mansion is dark, so Suzue didn’t realized it yet but it makes no difference as now it is too late; Suzue’s hands are dirty because they are tainted with soot that covered the mirror after the gun was fired. She had to adjust the mirror back to its original position to tie up loose ends, or risk leaving them exposed so investigators would have pieced together the elements of her plan either here or the station, sooner or later. Speaking of soot, if a forensic examination reveals that the soot on Suzue’s hands matches the soot on the mirror and the profile of the antique ~~flicklock~~ gun, plus access and motive, there is no need to make any excuses; a conviction is highly likely.		To seal Suzue for the murder of her husband, Conan notes that the position of the mirror had to be strategically shifted in order for the beam to trigger the antique gun. Only the lower part had to be moved; the dirty white wall behind it should be visible now. Ayumi again confirms that her reflection in the mirror was visible just moments ago, now it is not. The inside of the mansion is dark, so Suzue didn’t realized it yet but it makes no difference as now it is too late; Suzue’s hands are dirty because they are tainted with soot that covered the mirror after the gun was fired. She had to adjust the mirror back to its original position to tie up loose ends, or risk leaving them exposed so investigators would have pieced together the elements of her plan either here or the station, sooner or later. Speaking of soot, if a forensic examination reveals that the soot on Suzue’s hands matches the soot on the mirror and the profile of the antique flintlock gun, plus access and motive, there is no need to make any excuses; a conviction is highly likely.

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	Shozo, who was in this locked room of his own accord, grew suspicious of the burning smell produced by the beam of light. He turned around and was immediately shot. Ayumi correctly guesses that was the reason he wrote the 光 character in his blood to leave as a dying message as to what happened to him. Megure interjects and claims that while every described in this case is accurate and holds weight, including the determination of the gun being fired, everything will be looked at as an unfortunate coincidence.		Shozo, who was in this locked room of his own accord, grew suspicious of the burning smell produced by the beam of light. He turned around and was immediately shot. Ayumi correctly guesses that was the reason he wrote the 光 character in his blood to leave as a dying message as to what happened to him. Megure interjects and claims that while every described in this case is accurate and holds weight, including the determination of the gun being fired, everything will be looked at as an unfortunate coincidence.

	To seal Suzue for the murder of her husband, Conan notes that the position of the mirror had to be strategically shifted in order for the beam to trigger the antique gun. Only the lower part had to be moved; the dirty white wall behind it should be visible now. Ayumi again confirms that her reflection in the mirror was visible just moments ago, now it is not. The inside of the mansion is dark, so Suzue didn’t realized it yet but it makes no difference as now it is too late; Suzue’s hands are dirty because they are tainted with soot that covered the mirror after the gun was fired. She had to adjust the mirror back to its original position to tie up loose ends, or risk leaving them exposed so investigators would have pieced together the elements of her plan either here or the station, sooner or later.		To seal Suzue for the murder of her husband, Conan notes that the position of the mirror had to be strategically shifted in order for the beam to trigger the antique gun. Only the lower part had to be moved; the dirty white wall behind it should be visible now. Ayumi again confirms that her reflection in the mirror was visible just moments ago, now it is not. The inside of the mansion is dark, so Suzue didn’t realized it yet but it makes no difference as now it is too late; Suzue’s hands are dirty because they are tainted with soot that covered the mirror after the gun was fired. She had to adjust the mirror back to its original position to tie up loose ends, or risk leaving them exposed so investigators would have pieced together the elements of her plan either here or the station, sooner or later. Speaking of soot, if a forensic examination reveals that the soot on Suzue’s hands matches the soot on the mirror and the profile of the antique flicklock gun, plus access and motive, there is no need to make any excuses; a conviction is highly likely.

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	Suzue, after confirming her hands are indeed laced with soot, confesses and states that Shozo was in the way of her making a comeback into the movie industry. A quick look into Shozo’s diary and previous scripts show that Shozo actually loved his wife and saw the potential she had. He wanted her to continue her career, however, movie studios and producers wouldn’t touch any project given to them as long as Suzue was attached to it, as they viewed her as an old vessel. Finally, Shozo wrote a script and studios were prepared to pay millions if they could substitute Suzue. Producers were going for a younger actress with no acting experience or credentials to her name. He turned them down if Suzue wasn’t the lead actress, leading him to board up the windows of the mansion so Suzue wouldn’t be able to see her reflection in the windows and lose her ambitions. Shozo’s frustrations grew and in order to calm himself down, he put up pictures of Suzue in her younger days around the mansion as a constant reminder that the ambitious actress inside her, he still believes in, regardless of anyone’s opinions. Suzue wanted to reclaim the fame and fortune she once had from an industry that has long discarded her. Nevertheless, She took the life of her biggest supporter in an incredibly sad, senseless murder that didn’t need to happen, and she must live with that for the rest of her life—behind bars.		Suzue, after confirming her hands are indeed laced with soot, confesses and states that Shozo was in the way of her making a comeback into the movie industry. A quick look into Shozo’s diary and previous scripts show that Shozo actually loved his wife and saw the potential she had. He wanted her to continue her career, however, movie studios and producers wouldn’t touch any project given to them as long as Suzue was attached to it, as they viewed her as an old vessel. Finally, Shozo wrote a script and studios were prepared to pay millions if they could substitute Suzue. Producers were going for a younger actress with no acting experience or credentials to her name. He turned them down if Suzue wasn’t the lead actress, leading him to board up the windows of the mansion so Suzue wouldn’t be able to see her reflection in the windows and lose her ambitions. Shozo’s frustrations grew and in order to calm himself down, he put up pictures of Suzue in her younger days around the mansion as a constant reminder that the ambitious actress inside her, he still believes in, regardless of anyone’s opinions. Suzue wanted to reclaim the fame and fortune she once had from an industry that has long discarded her. Nevertheless, She took the life of her biggest supporter in an incredibly sad, senseless murder that didn’t need to happen, and she must live with that for the rest of her life—behind bars. An emotionally devastated Suzue is escorted out of the mansion by Inspector Meguire’s men; her handcuffed hands covering her tear-drawn face as the House Keeper, with the Detective Boys in tow, watches in sadness.

	Kogoro, having woken up unexpectedly, takes full credit despite not being able to recall any moments during the resolution. He remembers a few movies of Suzue, noting how she was the number one star back in her day, and the sadness and regret that will come to her. He is happy that at least she has been brought back to reality.		Kogoro, having woken up unexpectedly, takes full credit despite not being able to recall any moments during the resolution. He remembers a few movies of Suzue, noting how she was the number one star back in her day, and the sadness and regret that will come to her. He is happy that at least she has been brought back to reality.

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	Conan notes a line of black substance near the upside down glass on the table and is zapped in the eye by a ray of sunlight. He measures and angles bullet holes in the wall. After everything has been examined, Conan understands the mystery of the Haunted Mansion and its Locked Room Scenario.		Conan notes a line of black substance near the upside down glass on the table and is zapped in the eye by a ray of sunlight. He measures and angles bullet holes in the wall. After everything has been examined, Conan understands the mystery of the Haunted Mansion and its Locked Room Scenario.

	<spoiler> Conan catches Kogoro lacking and tranquilizes him, then immediately names Shozo’s wife, '''Mrs. Suzue Ohara''', as the killer. ~~While~~ true that she was indeed sitting amongst the children, Conan, and the House Keeper and eating some yummy cake, Suzue pulled off a near perfect murder and gave herself an ironclad alibi to look pristine and innocent in case any suspicious eyes fell upon her. As hard as this may sound, all that was needed was sunlight and water pitcher from earlier.		<spoiler> Conan catches Kogoro lacking and tranquilizes him, then immediately names Shozo’s wife, '''Mrs. Suzue Ohara''', as the killer. First, Kogoro (actually Conan using his voice) apologizes to Mitsuhiko for forcing him through the tight space from earlier. Second, while true that she was indeed sitting amongst the children, Conan, and the House Keeper and eating some yummy cake, Suzue pulled off a near perfect murder and gave herself an ironclad alibi to look pristine and innocent in case any suspicious eyes fell upon her. As hard as this may sound, all that was needed was sunlight and water pitcher from earlier.

	A ray of sunlight shines down from the tilted down skylight to the titled window above the door, which then hits the water pitcher. That water pitcher will now act like a magnifying glass. If the pitcher is moved slightly closer to the gun, and the sun moves on its own which it does regularly, the ray of sunlight will enter the gun’s opening, ignite the gunpowder, and shoot Shozo; this is a perfectly executed plan only Suzue could pull off. The only reason why Suzue allowed the children to stay in the mansion was so they could be witnesses to her crime and confirm that she was in another room when the gun went off.		A ray of sunlight shines down from the tilted down skylight to the titled window above the door, which then hits the water pitcher. That water pitcher will now act like a magnifying glass. If the pitcher is moved slightly closer to the gun, and the sun moves on its own which it does regularly, the ray of sunlight will enter the gun’s opening, ignite the gunpowder, and shoot Shozo; this is a perfectly executed plan only Suzue could pull off. A demonstration is created for visualization just as Conan described, and the ray of shiny sunlight shoots off a flintlock gun, firing a harmless blank. The only reason why Suzue allowed the children to stay in the mansion was so they could be witnesses to her crime and confirm that she was in another room when the gun went off.

	Shozo, who was in this locked room of his own accord, grew suspicious of the burning smell produced by the beam of light. He turned around and was immediately shot. Ayumi correctly guesses that was the reason he wrote the 光 character in his blood to leave as a dying message as to what happened to him. Megure interjects and claims that while every described in this case is accurate and holds weight, including the determination of the gun being fired, everything will be looked at as an unfortunate coincidence.		Shozo, who was in this locked room of his own accord, grew suspicious of the burning smell produced by the beam of light. He turned around and was immediately shot. Ayumi correctly guesses that was the reason he wrote the 光 character in his blood to leave as a dying message as to what happened to him. Megure interjects and claims that while every described in this case is accurate and holds weight, including the determination of the gun being fired, everything will be looked at as an unfortunate coincidence.
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	Suzue, after confirming her hands are indeed laced with soot, confesses and states that Shozo was in the way of her making a comeback into the movie industry. A quick look into Shozo’s diary and previous scripts show that Shozo actually loved his wife and saw the potential she had. He wanted her to continue her career, however, movie studios and producers wouldn’t touch any project given to them as long as Suzue was attached to it, as they viewed her as an old vessel. Finally, Shozo wrote a script and studios were prepared to pay millions if they could substitute Suzue. Producers were going for a younger actress with no acting experience or credentials to her name. He turned them down if Suzue wasn’t the lead actress, leading him to board up the windows of the mansion so Suzue wouldn’t be able to see her reflection in the windows and lose her ambitions. Shozo’s frustrations grew and in order to calm himself down, he put up pictures of Suzue in her younger days around the mansion as a constant reminder that the ambitious actress inside her, he still believes in, regardless of anyone’s opinions. Nevertheless, ~~Suzue~~ took the life of her biggest supporter in a senseless murder that didn’t need to happen, and she must live with that for the rest of her life—behind bars.		Suzue, after confirming her hands are indeed laced with soot, confesses and states that Shozo was in the way of her making a comeback into the movie industry. A quick look into Shozo’s diary and previous scripts show that Shozo actually loved his wife and saw the potential she had. He wanted her to continue her career, however, movie studios and producers wouldn’t touch any project given to them as long as Suzue was attached to it, as they viewed her as an old vessel. Finally, Shozo wrote a script and studios were prepared to pay millions if they could substitute Suzue. Producers were going for a younger actress with no acting experience or credentials to her name. He turned them down if Suzue wasn’t the lead actress, leading him to board up the windows of the mansion so Suzue wouldn’t be able to see her reflection in the windows and lose her ambitions. Shozo’s frustrations grew and in order to calm himself down, he put up pictures of Suzue in her younger days around the mansion as a constant reminder that the ambitious actress inside her, he still believes in, regardless of anyone’s opinions. Suzue wanted to reclaim the fame and fortune she once had from an industry that has long discarded her. Nevertheless, She took the life of her biggest supporter in an incredibly sad, senseless murder that didn’t need to happen, and she must live with that for the rest of her life—behind bars.

	Kogoro, having woken up unexpectedly, takes full credit despite not being able to recall any moments during the resolution. He remembers a few movies of Suzue, noting how she was the number one star back in her day, and the sadness and regret that will come to her. He is happy that at least she has been brought back to reality.		Kogoro, having woken up unexpectedly, takes full credit despite not being able to recall any moments during the resolution. He remembers a few movies of Suzue, noting how she was the number one star back in her day, and the sadness and regret that will come to her. He is happy that at least she has been brought back to reality.

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	Suzue asks her husband if he has taken his medication, to which he has not. Shozo tells his wife to leave the tray of glasses and medicine on the table. She does carefully next to one of the guns and tells him to not forget to take them. Shozo asks everyone to leave so he may tend to his work. As they leave, HK jumps at a reflection of herself in a mirror.		Suzue asks her husband if he has taken his medication, to which he has not. Shozo tells his wife to leave the tray of glasses and medicine on the table. She does carefully next to one of the guns and tells him to not forget to take them. Shozo asks everyone to leave so he may tend to his work. As they leave, HK jumps at a reflection of herself in a mirror.

	To ease the tension, Suzue has House Keeper give the children strawberry shortcake while Mitsuhiko excuses himself to the toilet. Ayumi questions Suzue why is their large mansion so dark, following up with a suggestion to open the window. Suzue gives a haunting grin and states that she is absolutely right: she ~~hates~~ bright spaces, but her husband despises them. Suddenly, a loud gunshot is heard.		To ease the tension, Suzue has House Keeper give the children strawberry shortcake while Mitsuhiko excuses himself to the toilet. Ayumi questions Suzue why is their large mansion so dark, following up with a suggestion to open the window. Suzue gives a haunting grin and states that she is absolutely right: she loves bright spaces, but her husband despises them. Suddenly, a loud gunshot is heard.

	The group springs into action, led by Conan to the source of the sound coming from the study room where Shozo was last seen. House Keeper confirms that the door is locked , prompting Conan to hop on Genta’s shoulders to peep though the window above the door. He discovers that Shozo has been shot to death.		The group springs into action, led by Conan to the source of the sound coming from the study room where Shozo was last seen. House Keeper confirms that the door is locked , prompting Conan to hop on Genta’s shoulders to peep though the window above the door. He discovers that Shozo has been shot to death.
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	Conan notes a line of black substance near the upside down glass on the table and is zapped in the eye by a ray of sunlight. He measures and angles bullet holes in the wall. After everything has been examined, Conan understands the mystery of the Haunted Mansion and its Locked Room Scenario.		Conan notes a line of black substance near the upside down glass on the table and is zapped in the eye by a ray of sunlight. He measures and angles bullet holes in the wall. After everything has been examined, Conan understands the mystery of the Haunted Mansion and its Locked Room Scenario.

	<spoiler> Conan catches Kogoro lacking and tranquilizes him, then immediately names Shozo’s wife, '''Mrs. Suzue Ohara''', as the killer. While true that she was indeed sitting amongst the children, Conan, and the House Keeper and eating some yummy cake, Suzue pulled off a near perfect murder and gave herself an ironclad alibi to look pristine and innocent in case any suspicious eyes fell upon her. ~~All~~ that was needed was sunlight and water pitcher from earlier.		<spoiler> Conan catches Kogoro lacking and tranquilizes him, then immediately names Shozo’s wife, '''Mrs. Suzue Ohara''', as the killer. While true that she was indeed sitting amongst the children, Conan, and the House Keeper and eating some yummy cake, Suzue pulled off a near perfect murder and gave herself an ironclad alibi to look pristine and innocent in case any suspicious eyes fell upon her. As hard as this may sound, all that was needed was sunlight and water pitcher from earlier.

	A ray of sunlight shines down from the tilted down skylight to the titled window above the door, which then hits the water pitcher. That water pitcher will now act like a magnifying glass. If the pitcher is moved slightly closer to the gun, and the sun moves on its own which it does regularly, the ray of sunlight will enter the gun’s opening, ignite the gunpowder, and shoot Shozo; this is a perfectly executed plan only Suzue could pull off. The only reason why Suzue allowed the children to stay in the mansion was so they could be witnesses to her crime and confirm that she was in another room when the gun went off.		A ray of sunlight shines down from the tilted down skylight to the titled window above the door, which then hits the water pitcher. That water pitcher will now act like a magnifying glass. If the pitcher is moved slightly closer to the gun, and the sun moves on its own which it does regularly, the ray of sunlight will enter the gun’s opening, ignite the gunpowder, and shoot Shozo; this is a perfectly executed plan only Suzue could pull off. The only reason why Suzue allowed the children to stay in the mansion was so they could be witnesses to her crime and confirm that she was in another room when the gun went off.
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	Shozo, who was in this locked room of his own accord, grew suspicious of the burning smell produced by the beam of light. He turned around and was immediately shot. Ayumi correctly guesses that was the reason he wrote the 光 character in his blood to leave as a dying message as to what happened to him. Megure interjects and claims that while every described in this case is accurate and holds weight, including the determination of the gun being fired, everything will be looked at as an unfortunate coincidence.		Shozo, who was in this locked room of his own accord, grew suspicious of the burning smell produced by the beam of light. He turned around and was immediately shot. Ayumi correctly guesses that was the reason he wrote the 光 character in his blood to leave as a dying message as to what happened to him. Megure interjects and claims that while every described in this case is accurate and holds weight, including the determination of the gun being fired, everything will be looked at as an unfortunate coincidence.

	To seal Suzue for the murder of her husband, Conan notes that the position of the mirror had to be strategically shifted in order for the beam to trigger the antique gun. Only the lower part had to be moved; the dirty white wall behind it should be visible now. Ayumi again confirms that her reflection in the mirror was visible just moments ago, now it is not. The inside of the mansion is dark, so Suzue didn’t realized it yet but it makes no difference as now it is too late; Suzue’s hands are dirty because they are tainted with soot that covered the mirror after the gun was fired.		To seal Suzue for the murder of her husband, Conan notes that the position of the mirror had to be strategically shifted in order for the beam to trigger the antique gun. Only the lower part had to be moved; the dirty white wall behind it should be visible now. Ayumi again confirms that her reflection in the mirror was visible just moments ago, now it is not. The inside of the mansion is dark, so Suzue didn’t realized it yet but it makes no difference as now it is too late; Suzue’s hands are dirty because they are tainted with soot that covered the mirror after the gun was fired. She had to adjust the mirror back to its original position to tie up loose ends, or risk leaving them exposed so investigators would have pieced together the elements of her plan either here or the station, sooner or later.

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