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Sedritsugu: /* File 180 - Checkmate */

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File 180 - Checkmate

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	==== File 180 - Checkmate ====		==== File 180 - Checkmate ====
	[[File:CH180_Vodka.png\|thumb\|right\|200px\|Conan and Haibara recognize the insurance agent's voice as belonging Vodka.]]		[[File:CH180_Vodka.png\|thumb\|right\|200px\|Conan and Haibara recognize the insurance agent's voice as belonging to Vodka.]]
	Inspector [[Sango Yokomizo]] arrives at the scene and declares the death an accident—the result of the professor climbing his bookshelf to reach something, only to lose balance and fall onto a hard object which had landed on the floor. He points to the room's one and only key found amongst the clutter and the locked door and windows. Conan disagrees, pointing to a fallen [[Wikipedia: Landline\|landline telephone]] under an open book. He states that if the phone fell from the nearby table, the handset would naturally be displaced from its original position atop the speaker, meaning the object was deliberately placed in that form to camouflage a murder. Sango questions Toshiko if the residence had any recent guests; she responds there were four including Agasa. Meanwhile, Haibara operates the office computer and finds that entire floppy disk collection is missing. Conan quietly floats the idea of the Black Organization committing the murder, a notion Haibara concurs with. Still, they decide to withhold their judgement until they meet the full cast of suspects.<br>		Inspector [[Sango Yokomizo]] arrives at the scene and declares the death an accident—the result of the professor climbing his bookshelf to reach something, only to lose balance and fall onto a hard object which had landed on the floor. He points to the room's one and only key found amongst the clutter and the locked door and windows. Conan disagrees, pointing to a fallen [[Wikipedia: Landline\|landline telephone]] under an open book. He states that if the phone fell from the nearby table, the handset would naturally be displaced from its original position atop the speaker, meaning the object was deliberately placed in that form to camouflage a murder. Sango questions Toshiko if the residence had any recent guests; she responds there were four including Agasa. Meanwhile, Haibara operates the office computer and finds that entire floppy disk collection is missing. Conan quietly floats the idea of the Black Organization committing the murder, a notion Haibara concurs with. Still, they decide to withhold their judgement until they meet the full cast of suspects.<br>
	Toshiko is able to identify one of their guests, Kazuhiro Hosoya, while the remaining two, Akira Shirakura and Michio Morioka, are determined by listening to various voicemails recorded on the fallen landline. Sango also finds a voicemail left by an "insurance agent" wishing to visit his home to advertise a new plan. Conan's eyes widen in horror, recognizing the tone and voice despite its alteration; it is [[Vodka]]'s voice. Agasa turns to Conan, asking if the voicemail serves as confirmation for the Organization's involvement, but to the contrary, Conan states that the possibility has decreased. If their goals were to retrieve the missing floppy disk, they would not sloppily commit a locked-room murder and leave their voicemail at the scene of the crime. Haibara agrees, surmising that Vodka's attempt at setting an insurance appointment was likely to allow him and his operatives to better infiltrate the professor's home and purloin the floppy disk. Conan smiles, believing the Black Organization to still be lurking nearby. <br>[[File:CH180_MasamiDeath.png\|thumb\|left\|250px\|Haibara recalls seeing Conan beside Masami Hirota's body.]]		Toshiko is able to identify one of their guests, Kazuhiro Hosoya, while the remaining two, Akira Shirakura and Michio Morioka, are determined by listening to various voicemails recorded on the fallen landline. Sango also finds a voicemail left by an "insurance agent" wishing to visit his home to advertise a new plan. Conan's eyes widen in horror, recognizing the tone and voice despite its alteration; it is [[Vodka]]'s voice. Agasa turns to Conan, asking if the voicemail serves as confirmation for the Organization's involvement, but to the contrary, Conan states that the possibility has decreased. If their goals were to retrieve the missing floppy disk, they would not sloppily commit a locked-room murder and leave their voicemail at the scene of the crime. Haibara agrees, surmising that Vodka's attempt at setting an insurance appointment was likely to allow him and his operatives to better infiltrate the professor's home and purloin the floppy disk. Conan smiles, believing the Black Organization to still be lurking nearby. <br>[[File:CH180_MasamiDeath.png\|thumb\|left\|250px\|Haibara recalls seeing Conan beside Masami Hirota's body.]]
	The three suspects arrive at the scene and give their stories. Hosoya visited to ask if Hirota could write a letter of recommendation for his daughter, though left after noticing the professor was inebriated; Morioka stopped by to play a chess match, but left after finding the office door locked; and Shirakura, who arrived at the residence after the body was discovered, came to claim a floppy disk containing a photograph of him [[Wikipedia: Cross-dressing\|cross-dressing]] next to the professor, wanting to include it in a magazine issue he is contributing on. Conan digests the information, noting the crumpled cassette tape discovered at the site. Haibara quietly observes the boy while remembering a conversation she had with Akemi, her sister. Akemi had told her about Conan Edogawa, describing him as a peculiar and intelligent young boy. Haibara then asked about Akemi's job, having heard it was in a state of disarray. Despite her sister's assurance about her safety, Haibara's mind dwells on a newspaper page reporting the one billion yen robber's suicide, featuring a distraught Conan standing beside the corpse.<ref name="¥1,000,000,000_Robbery"> One Billion Yen Robbery Case (Manga: [[Volume_2#¥1,000,000,000_Robbery\|Volume 2: 13-16]])</ref><br>		The three suspects arrive at the scene and give their stories. Hosoya visited to ask if Hirota could write a letter of recommendation for his daughter, though left after noticing the professor was inebriated; Morioka stopped by to play a chess match, but left after finding the office door locked; and Shirakura, who arrived at the residence after the body was discovered, came to claim a floppy disk containing a photograph of him [[Wikipedia: Cross-dressing\|cross-dressing]] next to the professor, wanting to include it in a magazine issue he is contributing on. Conan digests the information, noting the crumpled cassette tape discovered at the site. Haibara quietly observes the boy while remembering a conversation she had with Akemi, her sister. Akemi had told her about Conan Edogawa, describing him as a peculiar and intelligent young boy. Haibara then asked about Akemi's job, having heard it was in a state of disarray. Despite her sister's assurance about her safety, Haibara's mind dwells on a newspaper page reporting the one billion yen robber's suicide, featuring a distraught Conan standing beside the corpse.<ref name="¥1,000,000,000_Robbery"> One Billion Yen Robbery Case (Manga: [[Volume_2#¥1,000,000,000_Robbery\|Volume 2: 13-16]])</ref><br>
	Haibara approaches a ruminating Conan and lists the confounding elements of the case before reminding him of the dangers of lingering. She says it is "checkmate," placing a knight piece atop the landline. Conan, inspired by this action, solves the locked-room mystery and stops Haibara from leaving. He promises to prove to her that there is no such thing as an unsolvable mystery.		Haibara approaches a ruminating Conan and lists the confounding elements of the case before reminding him of the dangers of lingering. She says it is "checkmate," placing a knight piece atop the landline. Conan, inspired by this action, solves the locked-room mystery and stops Haibara from leaving. He promises to prove to her that there is no such thing as an unsolvable mystery.

	==== People ====		==== People ====

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	Inspector [[Sango Yokomizo]] arrives at the scene and declares the death an accident—the result of the professor climbing his bookshelf to reach something, only to lose balance and fall onto a hard object which had landed on the floor. He points to the room's one and only key found amongst the clutter and the locked door and windows. Conan disagrees, pointing to a fallen [[Wikipedia: Landline\|landline telephone]] under an open book. He states that if the phone fell from the nearby table, the handset would naturally be displaced from its original position atop the speaker, meaning the object was deliberately placed in that form to camouflage a murder. Sango questions Toshiko if the residence had any recent guests; she responds there were four including Agasa. Meanwhile, Haibara operates the office computer and finds that entire floppy disk collection is missing. Conan quietly floats the idea of the Black Organization committing the murder, a notion Haibara concurs with. Still, they decide to withhold their judgement until they meet the full cast of suspects.<br>		Inspector [[Sango Yokomizo]] arrives at the scene and declares the death an accident—the result of the professor climbing his bookshelf to reach something, only to lose balance and fall onto a hard object which had landed on the floor. He points to the room's one and only key found amongst the clutter and the locked door and windows. Conan disagrees, pointing to a fallen [[Wikipedia: Landline\|landline telephone]] under an open book. He states that if the phone fell from the nearby table, the handset would naturally be displaced from its original position atop the speaker, meaning the object was deliberately placed in that form to camouflage a murder. Sango questions Toshiko if the residence had any recent guests; she responds there were four including Agasa. Meanwhile, Haibara operates the office computer and finds that entire floppy disk collection is missing. Conan quietly floats the idea of the Black Organization committing the murder, a notion Haibara concurs with. Still, they decide to withhold their judgement until they meet the full cast of suspects.<br>
	Toshiko is able to identify one of their guests, Kazuhiro Hosoya, while the remaining two, Akira Shirakura and Michio Morioka, are determined by listening to various voicemails recorded on the fallen landline. Sango also finds a voicemail left by an "insurance agent" wishing to visit his home to advertise a new plan. Conan's eyes widen in horror, recognizing the tone and voice despite its alteration; it is [[Vodka]]'s voice. Agasa turns to Conan, asking if the voicemail serves as confirmation for the Organization's involvement, but to the contrary, Conan states that the possibility has decreased. If their goals were to retrieve the missing floppy disk, they would not sloppily commit a locked-room murder and leave their voicemail at the scene of the crime. Haibara agrees, surmising that Vodka's attempt at setting an insurance appointment was likely to allow him and his operatives to better infiltrate the professor's home and purloin the floppy disk. Conan smiles, believing the Black Organization to still be lurking nearby. <br>[[File:CH180_MasamiDeath.png\|thumb\|left\|250px\|Haibara recalls seeing Conan beside Masami Hirota's body.]]		Toshiko is able to identify one of their guests, Kazuhiro Hosoya, while the remaining two, Akira Shirakura and Michio Morioka, are determined by listening to various voicemails recorded on the fallen landline. Sango also finds a voicemail left by an "insurance agent" wishing to visit his home to advertise a new plan. Conan's eyes widen in horror, recognizing the tone and voice despite its alteration; it is [[Vodka]]'s voice. Agasa turns to Conan, asking if the voicemail serves as confirmation for the Organization's involvement, but to the contrary, Conan states that the possibility has decreased. If their goals were to retrieve the missing floppy disk, they would not sloppily commit a locked-room murder and leave their voicemail at the scene of the crime. Haibara agrees, surmising that Vodka's attempt at setting an insurance appointment was likely to allow him and his operatives to better infiltrate the professor's home and purloin the floppy disk. Conan smiles, believing the Black Organization to still be lurking nearby. <br>[[File:CH180_MasamiDeath.png\|thumb\|left\|250px\|Haibara recalls seeing Conan beside Masami Hirota's body.]]
	The three suspects arrive at the scene and give their stories. Hosoya visited to ask if Hirota could write a letter of recommendation for his daughter, though left after noticing the professor was inebriated; Morioka stopped by to play a chess match, but left after finding the office door locked; and Shirakura, who arrived at the residence after the body was discovered, came to claim a floppy disk containing a photograph of him [[Wikipedia: Cross-dressing\|cross-dressing]] next to the professor, wanting to include it in a magazine issue he is contributing on. Conan digests the information, noting the crumpled cassette tape discovered at the site. Haibara quietly observes the boy while remembering a conversation she had with Akemi, her sister. Akemi had told her about Conan Edogawa, describing him as a peculiar and intelligent young boy. Haibara then asked about Akemi's job, having heard it was in a state of disarray. Despite her sister's assurance about her safety, Haibara's mind dwells on a newspaper page reporting the one billion yen robber's suicide, featuring a distraught Conan standing beside the corpse.<ref name="¥1,000,000,000_Robbery"> ~~¥1,000,000,000~~ Robbery (Manga: [[Volume_2#¥1,000,000,000_Robbery\|Volume 2: 13-16]])</ref><br>		The three suspects arrive at the scene and give their stories. Hosoya visited to ask if Hirota could write a letter of recommendation for his daughter, though left after noticing the professor was inebriated; Morioka stopped by to play a chess match, but left after finding the office door locked; and Shirakura, who arrived at the residence after the body was discovered, came to claim a floppy disk containing a photograph of him [[Wikipedia: Cross-dressing\|cross-dressing]] next to the professor, wanting to include it in a magazine issue he is contributing on. Conan digests the information, noting the crumpled cassette tape discovered at the site. Haibara quietly observes the boy while remembering a conversation she had with Akemi, her sister. Akemi had told her about Conan Edogawa, describing him as a peculiar and intelligent young boy. Haibara then asked about Akemi's job, having heard it was in a state of disarray. Despite her sister's assurance about her safety, Haibara's mind dwells on a newspaper page reporting the one billion yen robber's suicide, featuring a distraught Conan standing beside the corpse.<ref name="¥1,000,000,000_Robbery"> One Billion Yen Robbery Case (Manga: [[Volume_2#¥1,000,000,000_Robbery\|Volume 2: 13-16]])</ref><br>
	Haibara approaches a ruminating Conan and lists the confounding elements of the case before reminding him of the dangers of lingering. She says it is "checkmate," placing a knight piece atop the landline. Conan, inspired by this action, solves the locked-room mystery and stops Haibara from leaving. He promises to prove to her that there is no such thing as an unsolvable mystery.		Haibara approaches a ruminating Conan and lists the confounding elements of the case before reminding him of the dangers of lingering. She says it is "checkmate," placing a knight piece atop the landline. Conan, inspired by this action, solves the locked-room mystery and stops Haibara from leaving. He promises to prove to her that there is no such thing as an unsolvable mystery.

Sedritsugu: 180 summary

2025-09-05T17:32:17Z

180 summary

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	==== File 180 - Checkmate ====		==== File 180 - Checkmate ====
			[[File:CH180_Vodka.png\|thumb\|right\|200px\|Conan and Haibara recognize the insurance agent's voice as belonging Vodka.]]
	Inspector [[Sango Yokomizo]] arrives at the scene and declares the death an accident—the result of the professor climbing his bookshelf to reach something, only to lose balance and fall onto a hard object which had landed on the floor. He points to the room's one and only key found amongst the clutter and the locked door and windows. Conan disagrees, pointing to a fallen [[Wikipedia: Landline\|landline telephone]] under an open book. He states that if the phone fell from the nearby table, the handset would naturally be displaced from its original position atop the speaker, meaning the object was deliberately placed in that form to camouflage a murder. Sango questions Toshiko if the residence had any recent guests; she responds there were four including Agasa. Meanwhile, Haibara operates the office computer and finds that entire floppy disk collection is missing. Conan quietly floats the idea of the Black Organization committing the murder, a notion Haibara concurs with. Still, they decide to withhold their judgement until they meet the full cast of suspects.<br>		Inspector [[Sango Yokomizo]] arrives at the scene and declares the death an accident—the result of the professor climbing his bookshelf to reach something, only to lose balance and fall onto a hard object which had landed on the floor. He points to the room's one and only key found amongst the clutter and the locked door and windows. Conan disagrees, pointing to a fallen [[Wikipedia: Landline\|landline telephone]] under an open book. He states that if the phone fell from the nearby table, the handset would naturally be displaced from its original position atop the speaker, meaning the object was deliberately placed in that form to camouflage a murder. Sango questions Toshiko if the residence had any recent guests; she responds there were four including Agasa. Meanwhile, Haibara operates the office computer and finds that entire floppy disk collection is missing. Conan quietly floats the idea of the Black Organization committing the murder, a notion Haibara concurs with. Still, they decide to withhold their judgement until they meet the full cast of suspects.<br>
	Toshiko is able to identify one of their guests, while the remaining two are determined by listening to various voicemails recorded on the fallen landline.		Toshiko is able to identify one of their guests, Kazuhiro Hosoya, while the remaining two, Akira Shirakura and Michio Morioka, are determined by listening to various voicemails recorded on the fallen landline. Sango also finds a voicemail left by an "insurance agent" wishing to visit his home to advertise a new plan. Conan's eyes widen in horror, recognizing the tone and voice despite its alteration; it is [[Vodka]]'s voice. Agasa turns to Conan, asking if the voicemail serves as confirmation for the Organization's involvement, but to the contrary, Conan states that the possibility has decreased. If their goals were to retrieve the missing floppy disk, they would not sloppily commit a locked-room murder and leave their voicemail at the scene of the crime. Haibara agrees, surmising that Vodka's attempt at setting an insurance appointment was likely to allow him and his operatives to better infiltrate the professor's home and purloin the floppy disk. Conan smiles, believing the Black Organization to still be lurking nearby. <br>[[File:CH180_MasamiDeath.png\|thumb\|left\|250px\|Haibara recalls seeing Conan beside Masami Hirota's body.]]
			The three suspects arrive at the scene and give their stories. Hosoya visited to ask if Hirota could write a letter of recommendation for his daughter, though left after noticing the professor was inebriated; Morioka stopped by to play a chess match, but left after finding the office door locked; and Shirakura, who arrived at the residence after the body was discovered, came to claim a floppy disk containing a photograph of him [[Wikipedia: Cross-dressing\|cross-dressing]] next to the professor, wanting to include it in a magazine issue he is contributing on. Conan digests the information, noting the crumpled cassette tape discovered at the site. Haibara quietly observes the boy while remembering a conversation she had with Akemi, her sister. Akemi had told her about Conan Edogawa, describing him as a peculiar and intelligent young boy. Haibara then asked about Akemi's job, having heard it was in a state of disarray. Despite her sister's assurance about her safety, Haibara's mind dwells on a newspaper page reporting the one billion yen robber's suicide, featuring a distraught Conan standing beside the corpse.<ref name="¥1,000,000,000_Robbery"> ¥1,000,000,000 Robbery (Manga: [[Volume_2#¥1,000,000,000_Robbery\|Volume 2: 13-16]])</ref><br>
			Haibara approaches a ruminating Conan and lists the confounding elements of the case before reminding him of the dangers of lingering. She says it is "checkmate," placing a knight piece atop the landline. Conan, inspired by this action, solves the locked-room mystery and stops Haibara from leaving. He promises to prove to her that there is no such thing as an unsolvable mystery.

	==== People ====		==== People ====

Sedritsugu: /* Cast */

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Cast

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	{{Char\|Akemi Miyano\|display=Akemi Miyano<br>(flashback)}}		{{Char\|Akemi Miyano\|display=Akemi Miyano<br>(flashback)}}
	{{Char\|Yukiko Kudo\|display=Yukiko Kudo<br>(background)}}		{{Char\|Yukiko Kudo\|display=Yukiko Kudo<br>(background)}}
	{{Char\|Vodka\|display=Vodka<br>(~~voice~~)}}		{{Char\|Vodka\|display=Vodka<br>(background)}}

Sedritsugu: /* Murdered Professor Case */

2025-09-05T13:35:46Z

Murdered Professor Case

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	==== File 180 - Checkmate ====		==== File 180 - Checkmate ====
			Inspector [[Sango Yokomizo]] arrives at the scene and declares the death an accident—the result of the professor climbing his bookshelf to reach something, only to lose balance and fall onto a hard object which had landed on the floor. He points to the room's one and only key found amongst the clutter and the locked door and windows. Conan disagrees, pointing to a fallen [[Wikipedia: Landline\|landline telephone]] under an open book. He states that if the phone fell from the nearby table, the handset would naturally be displaced from its original position atop the speaker, meaning the object was deliberately placed in that form to camouflage a murder. Sango questions Toshiko if the residence had any recent guests; she responds there were four including Agasa. Meanwhile, Haibara operates the office computer and finds that entire floppy disk collection is missing. Conan quietly floats the idea of the Black Organization committing the murder, a notion Haibara concurs with. Still, they decide to withhold their judgement until they meet the full cast of suspects.<br>
			Toshiko is able to identify one of their guests, while the remaining two are determined by listening to various voicemails recorded on the fallen landline.

	==== People ====		==== People ====

Sedritsugu: /* File 179 - The Girl Made of Lies */

2025-09-05T03:04:10Z

File 179 - The Girl Made of Lies

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	[[Ai Haibara\|Haibara]] reminds [[Conan Edogawa\|Conan]] about her address, the twenty-second building of the second ward of Beika, [[Hiroshi Agasa\|Agasa]]'s house. Horrified of the implications, Conan dials the professor's number on his [[Earring Cellphone]], but gets no response. The girl smirks, stating that he will never pick up as he is "no longer in this world." Conan glares at her with a piercing rage.<br>[[File:CH179_BOActivities.png\|thumb\|right\|220px\|The Black Organization had extensively investigated Shinichi Kudo after his death remained unconfirmed.]]		[[Ai Haibara\|Haibara]] reminds [[Conan Edogawa\|Conan]] about her address, the twenty-second building of the second ward of Beika, [[Hiroshi Agasa\|Agasa]]'s house. Horrified of the implications, Conan dials the professor's number on his [[Earring Cellphone]], but gets no response. The girl smirks, stating that he will never pick up as he is "no longer in this world." Conan glares at her with a piercing rage.<br>[[File:CH179_BOActivities.png\|thumb\|right\|220px\|The Black Organization had extensively investigated Shinichi Kudo after his death remained unconfirmed.]]
	However, contrary to Conan's expectations, he finds Agasa perfectly well and happy in his home, although without a properly functioning communication system. Haibara makes herself at home, placing her bag on the table and taking out a magazine. Conan is flooded with a sense of relief but also shame, believing he had been fooled by an actual child debriefed about his situation by Agasa. The professor, however, insists that her claim about being a member of the [[Black Organization]] is true, adding that the name, "Ai Haibara," is derived from the names of two fictional female detectives, [[Wikipedia: V.I. Warshawski\|V.I. Warshawski]] (I = Ai) and [[Wikipedia: Cordelia Gray\|Cordelia Gray]] (Gray = Hai). Conan shouts his anger and confusion, not understanding why Agasa would let a member of the enemy into his home. Haibara explains that the professor saved her, having discovered her unconscious body in front of the [[Kudo Residence]].<br>		However, contrary to Conan's expectations, he finds Agasa perfectly well and happy in his home, although without a properly functioning communication system. Haibara makes herself at home, placing her bag on the table and taking out a magazine. Conan is flooded with a sense of relief but also shame, believing he had been fooled by an actual child debriefed about his situation by Agasa. The professor, however, insists that her claim about being a member of the [[Black Organization]] is true, adding that the name, "Ai Haibara," is derived from the names of two fictional female detectives, [[Wikipedia: V.I. Warshawski\|V.I. Warshawski]] (I = Ai) and [[Wikipedia: Cordelia Gray\|Cordelia Gray]] (Gray = Hai). Conan shouts his anger and confusion, not understanding why Agasa would let a member of the enemy into his home. Haibara explains that the professor saved her, having discovered her unconscious body in front of the [[Kudo Residence]].<br>
	Amongst those administered the APTX4869 poison, only [[Shinichi Kudo]]'s death remained confirmed. Thus, the Organization had dispatched an investigation team to the Kudo Residence twice. Haibara, who had joined both missions, confirmed the house was in a state of abandonment upon her first visit. Though, on her second visit, she noticed that Shinichi's childhood clothing was missing from its container. Having observed the rare instance where a laboratory rat survived the poison, returning to a younger form of itself, Haibara had known of the possibility of a human experiencing the same effect. Conan, frightened, asks if the Organization is aware of his survival. Haibara assures him that they do not, as she had kept the discovery a secret since she wanted to observe the prolonged effects of her poison without her "subject's" termination.<br>		Amongst those administered the [[APTX4869]] poison, only [[Shinichi Kudo]]'s death remained confirmed. Thus, the Organization had dispatched an investigation team to the Kudo Residence twice. Haibara, who had joined both missions, confirmed the house was in a state of abandonment upon her first visit. Though, on her second visit, she noticed that Shinichi's childhood clothing was missing from its container. Having observed the rare instance where a laboratory rat survived the poison, returning to a younger form of itself, Haibara had known of the possibility of a human experiencing the same effect. Conan, frightened, asks if the Organization is aware of his survival. Haibara assures him that they do not, as she had kept the discovery a secret since she wanted to observe the prolonged effects of her poison without her "subject's" termination.<br>
	Ultimately, Haibara reveals that she betrayed the Black Organization, citing her [[Akemi Miyano\|sister]]'s murder as the reason for her rebellion. Despite her repeated request for the reason for her sister's death, she was denied information, leading her to threaten to cease the development of her drug. In response, the Organization restrained her while the upper echelons decided her fate. Believing she would be executed, she attempted to take her life using a APTX4869 pill she had purloined, only to transform back into her seven-year-old self. Her shrunken hands soon slipped through her manacles, allowing her to escape the facility through a trash chute and into the Beika streets. Believing Shinichi Kudo to be another survivor of her drug, she believed him to be her sole ally, and thus approached his residence. <br>		Ultimately, Haibara reveals that she betrayed the Black Organization, citing her [[Akemi Miyano\|sister]]'s murder as the reason for her rebellion. Despite her repeated request for the reason for her sister's death, she was denied information, leading her to threaten to cease the development of her drug. In response, the Organization restrained her while the upper echelons decided her fate. Believing she would be executed, she attempted to take her life using a APTX4869 pill she had purloined, only to transform back into her seven-year-old self. Her shrunken hands soon slipped through her manacles, allowing her to escape the facility through a trash chute and into the Beika streets. Believing Shinichi Kudo to be another survivor of her drug, she believed him to be her sole ally, and thus approached his residence. <br>
	Conan remains unsympathetic to her tragic story, accusing her of being an accessory to countless murders. Haibara understands, though insists she did not want to develop a poison, implying she was forced into the work. Agasa tries to arbitrate the intense conversation and suggests that Haibara could develop an antidote. She denies the notion, holding up a newspaper from three days ago showing a laboratory of a pharmaceutical company destroyed in an accident. She states that the Organization has destroyed any and all evidence she could use against them, including her research. Conan understands the gravity of the situation and the liability Haibara poses to his safety if she were to be captured. Thus, he condones her stay with Agasa.<br>[[File:CH179_HirotaDeath.png\|thumb\|left\|200px\|The group finds Masami Hirota crushed under his bookshelf.]]		Conan remains unsympathetic to her tragic story, accusing her of being an accessory to countless murders. Haibara understands, though insists she did not want to develop a poison, implying she was forced into the work. Agasa tries to arbitrate the intense conversation and suggests that Haibara could develop an antidote. She denies the notion, holding up a newspaper from three days ago showing a laboratory of a pharmaceutical company destroyed in an accident. She states that the Organization has destroyed any and all evidence she could use against them, including her research. Conan understands the gravity of the situation and the liability Haibara poses to his safety if she were to be captured. Thus, he condones her stay with Agasa.<br>[[File:CH179_HirotaDeath.png\|thumb\|left\|200px\|The group finds Masami Hirota crushed under his bookshelf.]]
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	Agasa manages to call Professor Masami Hirota through the university directory and asks about the floppy disks, giving Haibara's sister's name, [[Akemi Miyano]]. Hirota confirms that he is in possession of the floppies in question, noting the inclusion of a "strange disk" mixed amongst them. Believing it to be the missing data, Agasa sets an appointment in three hours.<br>		Agasa manages to call Professor Masami Hirota through the university directory and asks about the floppy disks, giving Haibara's sister's name, [[Akemi Miyano]]. Hirota confirms that he is in possession of the floppies in question, noting the inclusion of a "strange disk" mixed amongst them. Believing it to be the missing data, Agasa sets an appointment in three hours.<br>
	Conan clears his schedule with [[Ran Mouri\|Ran]] and sets off to Professor Hirota's residence in the [[Wikipedia: Shizuoka\|Shizuoka]] Prefecture. In the car ride over, Conan instructs Agasa to remain alert around Haibara, finding her ignorance about the Organization's broader goals suspicious. He also expresses familiarity with the name, "[[Akemi Miyano\|Masami Hirota]]," but remains unsure about where he had previously heard it.<br>		Conan clears his schedule with [[Ran Mouri\|Ran]] and sets off to Professor Hirota's residence in the [[Wikipedia: Shizuoka\|Shizuoka]] Prefecture. In the car ride over, Conan instructs Agasa to remain alert around Haibara, finding her ignorance about the Organization's broader goals suspicious. He also expresses familiarity with the name, "[[Akemi Miyano\|Masami Hirota]]," but remains unsure about where he had previously heard it.<br>
	Once at the Hirota residence, they are greeted by the professor's wife, Toshiko Hirota, who guides them to his office. She knocks on his door but oddly finds it locked. Conan leaps to gain visual through a high window. To his shock, he sees Hirota crushed under a bookshelf, blood pooling around his head. With Agasa's help, Conan breaks through the door and into the room, confirming Masami Hirota's death.		Once at the Hirota residence, they are greeted by the professor's wife, Toshiko Hirota, who guides them to his office. She knocks on his door but oddly finds it locked. Conan leaps to gain visual through a high window. To his shock, he sees Hirota crushed under a bookshelf, blood pooling around his head. With Agasa's help, Conan breaks through the door and into the room, confirming Masami Hirota's death.

	==== File 180 - Checkmate ====		==== File 180 - Checkmate ====

Sedritsugu: /* Gadgets */

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Gadgets

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			{{Gadget\|Power-Enhancing Kick Shoes}}
	{{Gadget\|Earring Cellphone}}		{{Gadget\|Earring Cellphone}}
	}}		}}

Sedritsugu: /* Cast */

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Cast

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	{{Char\|Gin}}		{{Char\|Gin}}
	{{Char\|Shinichi Kudo\|display=Shinichi Kudo (flashback)}}		{{Char\|Shinichi Kudo\|display=Shinichi Kudo<br>(flashback)}}
	{{Char\|Shiho Miyano\|display=Shiho Miyano (flashback)}}		{{Char\|Shiho Miyano\|display=Shiho Miyano<br>(flashback)}}
	{{Char\|Akemi Miyano\|display=Akemi Miyano (flashback)}}		{{Char\|Akemi Miyano\|display=Akemi Miyano<br>(flashback)}}
	{{Char\|Yukiko Kudo\|display=Yukiko Kudo (background)}}		{{Char\|Yukiko Kudo\|display=Yukiko Kudo<br>(background)}}
	{{Char\|Vodka\|display=Vodka<br>(voice)}}		{{Char\|Vodka\|display=Vodka<br>(voice)}}

Sedritsugu: /* Murdered Professor Case */

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Murdered Professor Case

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	==== File 179 - The Girl Made of Lies ====		==== File 179 - The Girl Made of Lies ====
	[[Ai Haibara\|Haibara]] reminds [[Conan Edogawa\|Conan]] about her address, the twenty-second building of the second ward of Beika, [[Hiroshi Agasa\|Agasa]]'s house. Horrified of the implications, Conan dials the professor's number on his [[Earring Cellphone]], but gets no response. The girl smirks, stating that he will never pick up as he is "no longer in this world." Conan glares at her with a piercing rage.<br>		[[File:CH179_HaibaraDiscovery.png\|thumb\|right\|300px\|Agasa discovered Haibara unconscious in front of the Kudo Residence]]
	However, contrary to Conan's expectations, he finds Agasa perfectly well and happy in his home, although without a properly functioning communication system. Haibara makes herself at home, placing her bag on the table and ~~reading~~ a magazine. Conan is flooded with a sense of relief but also shame, believing he had been fooled by an actual child debriefed about his situation by Agasa. The professor, however, insists that her claim about being a member of the [[Black Organization]] is true, adding that the name, "Ai Haibara," is derived from the names of two fictional female detectives, [[Wikipedia: V.I. Warshawski\|V.I. Warshawski]] (I = Ai) and [[Wikipedia: Cordelia Gray\|Cordelia Gray]] (Gray = Hai). Conan shouts his anger and confusion, not understanding why Agasa would let a member of the enemy into his home. Haibara explains that the professor saved her, having discovered her unconscious body in front of the [[Kudo Residence]].<br>		[[Ai Haibara\|Haibara]] reminds [[Conan Edogawa\|Conan]] about her address, the twenty-second building of the second ward of Beika, [[Hiroshi Agasa\|Agasa]]'s house. Horrified of the implications, Conan dials the professor's number on his [[Earring Cellphone]], but gets no response. The girl smirks, stating that he will never pick up as he is "no longer in this world." Conan glares at her with a piercing rage.<br>[[File:CH179_BOActivities.png\|thumb\|right\|220px\|The Black Organization had extensively investigated Shinichi Kudo after his death remained unconfirmed.]]
	Amongst those administered the APTX4869 poison, only [[Shinichi Kudo]]'s death remained confirmed. Thus, the Organization had dispatched investigation ~~teams~~ to the Kudo Residence twice. Haibara, who had joined both missions, confirmed the house was in a state of abandonment upon her first visit. Though, on her second visit, she noticed that Shinichi's childhood clothing was missing from its container. Having observed the rare instance where a laboratory rat survived the poison, returning to a younger form of itself, Haibara had known of the possibility of a human experiencing the same effect. Conan, frightened, asks if the Organization is aware of his survival. Haibara assures him that they do not, as she had kept the discovery a secret as she wanted to observe the prolonged effects of her poison without her "subject's" termination.<br>		However, contrary to Conan's expectations, he finds Agasa perfectly well and happy in his home, although without a properly functioning communication system. Haibara makes herself at home, placing her bag on the table and taking out a magazine. Conan is flooded with a sense of relief but also shame, believing he had been fooled by an actual child debriefed about his situation by Agasa. The professor, however, insists that her claim about being a member of the [[Black Organization]] is true, adding that the name, "Ai Haibara," is derived from the names of two fictional female detectives, [[Wikipedia: V.I. Warshawski\|V.I. Warshawski]] (I = Ai) and [[Wikipedia: Cordelia Gray\|Cordelia Gray]] (Gray = Hai). Conan shouts his anger and confusion, not understanding why Agasa would let a member of the enemy into his home. Haibara explains that the professor saved her, having discovered her unconscious body in front of the [[Kudo Residence]].<br>
			Amongst those administered the APTX4869 poison, only [[Shinichi Kudo]]'s death remained confirmed. Thus, the Organization had dispatched an investigation team to the Kudo Residence twice. Haibara, who had joined both missions, confirmed the house was in a state of abandonment upon her first visit. Though, on her second visit, she noticed that Shinichi's childhood clothing was missing from its container. Having observed the rare instance where a laboratory rat survived the poison, returning to a younger form of itself, Haibara had known of the possibility of a human experiencing the same effect. Conan, frightened, asks if the Organization is aware of his survival. Haibara assures him that they do not, as she had kept the discovery a secret since she wanted to observe the prolonged effects of her poison without her "subject's" termination.<br>
	Ultimately, Haibara reveals that she betrayed the Black Organization, citing her [[Akemi Miyano\|sister]]'s murder as the reason for her rebellion. Despite her repeated request for the reason for her sister's death, she was denied information, leading her to threaten to cease the development of her drug. In response, the Organization restrained her while the upper echelons decided her fate. Believing she would be executed, she attempted to take her life using a APTX4869 pill she had purloined, only to transform back into her seven-year-old self. Her shrunken hands soon slipped through her manacles, allowing her to escape the facility through a trash chute and into the Beika streets. Believing Shinichi Kudo to be another survivor of her drug, she believed him to be her sole ally, and thus approached his residence. <br>		Ultimately, Haibara reveals that she betrayed the Black Organization, citing her [[Akemi Miyano\|sister]]'s murder as the reason for her rebellion. Despite her repeated request for the reason for her sister's death, she was denied information, leading her to threaten to cease the development of her drug. In response, the Organization restrained her while the upper echelons decided her fate. Believing she would be executed, she attempted to take her life using a APTX4869 pill she had purloined, only to transform back into her seven-year-old self. Her shrunken hands soon slipped through her manacles, allowing her to escape the facility through a trash chute and into the Beika streets. Believing Shinichi Kudo to be another survivor of her drug, she believed him to be her sole ally, and thus approached his residence. <br>
	Conan remains unsympathetic to her tragic story, accusing her of being an accessory to countless murders. Haibara understands, though insists she did not want to develop a poison, implying she was forced into the work. Agasa tries to arbitrate the intense conversation and suggests that Haibara could develop an antidote. She denies the notion, holding up a newspaper from three days ago showing a laboratory of a pharmaceutical company destroyed in an accident. She states that the Organization has destroyed any and all evidence ~~they can~~ use against them, including her research. Conan understands the gravity of the situation and the liability Haibara poses to his safety if she were to be captured. Thus, he condones her stay with Agasa.<br>		Conan remains unsympathetic to her tragic story, accusing her of being an accessory to countless murders. Haibara understands, though insists she did not want to develop a poison, implying she was forced into the work. Agasa tries to arbitrate the intense conversation and suggests that Haibara could develop an antidote. She denies the notion, holding up a newspaper from three days ago showing a laboratory of a pharmaceutical company destroyed in an accident. She states that the Organization has destroyed any and all evidence she could use against them, including her research. Conan understands the gravity of the situation and the liability Haibara poses to his safety if she were to be captured. Thus, he condones her stay with Agasa.<br>[[File:CH179_HirotaDeath.png\|thumb\|left\|200px\|The group finds Masami Hirota crushed under his bookshelf.]]
	The professor asks about Haibara's parents, but the girl states they are deceased, having died in a laboratory accident when she was very young. The Organization sent her to grade school in the [[Wikipedia: United States\|United States]] while her sister remained in Japan, performing various tasks in exchange for Haibara's safety. While on the topic of her sister, Haibara recalls that a few years ago, her sister sent several [[Wikipedia: Floppy disk\|floppy disks]] containing photographs of her trip. After briefly viewing the contents, she sent the floppies back. Around the same time, she had lost a key fragment of the APTX4869 development data and was unable to locate it within her lab. Conan deduces that Haibara may have accidentally included the lost data fragment in the set of returned floppy disks, meaning it may yet still exist. Haibara remembers being told that the received floppy disks were originally arranged by her sister's professor, Masami Hirota, who was a member of her trip.<br>		The professor asks about Haibara's parents, but the girl states they are deceased, having died in a laboratory accident when she was very young. The Organization sent her to grade school in the [[Wikipedia: United States\|United States]] while her sister remained in Japan, performing various tasks in exchange for Haibara's safety. While on the topic of her sister, Haibara recalls that a few years ago, her sister sent several [[Wikipedia: Floppy disk\|floppy disks]] containing photographs of her trip. After briefly viewing the contents, she sent the floppies back. Around the same time, she had lost a key fragment of the APTX4869 development data and was unable to locate it within her lab. Conan deduces that Haibara may have accidentally included the lost data fragment in the set of returned floppy disks, meaning it may yet still exist. Haibara remembers being told that the received floppy disks were originally arranged by her sister's professor, Masami Hirota, who was a member of her trip.<br>
	Agasa manages to call Professor Masami Hirota through the university directory and asks about the floppy disks, giving Haibara's sister's name, [[Akemi Miyano]]. Hirota confirms that he is in possession of the floppies in question, noting the inclusion of a "strange disk" mixed amongst them. Believing it to be the missing data, Agasa sets an appointment in three hours.<br>		Agasa manages to call Professor Masami Hirota through the university directory and asks about the floppy disks, giving Haibara's sister's name, [[Akemi Miyano]]. Hirota confirms that he is in possession of the floppies in question, noting the inclusion of a "strange disk" mixed amongst them. Believing it to be the missing data, Agasa sets an appointment in three hours.<br>
	Conan clears his schedule with [[Ran Mouri\|Ran]] and sets off to Professor Hirota's residence in the [[Wikipedia: Shizuoka\|Shizuoka]] Prefecture. In the car ride over, Conan instructs Agasa to remain alert around Haibara, finding her ignorance about the Organization's broader goals suspicious. He also expresses familiarity with the name, "[[Akemi Miyano\|Masami Hirota]]," but remains unsure about where he had previously heard it.<br>		Conan clears his schedule with [[Ran Mouri\|Ran]] and sets off to Professor Hirota's residence in the [[Wikipedia: Shizuoka\|Shizuoka]] Prefecture. In the car ride over, Conan instructs Agasa to remain alert around Haibara, finding her ignorance about the Organization's broader goals suspicious. He also expresses familiarity with the name, "[[Akemi Miyano\|Masami Hirota]]," but remains unsure about where he had previously heard it.<br>
	Once at the Hirota residence, they are greeted by the professor's wife, Toshiko Hirota, who ~~guide~~ them to his office. She knocks on his door, but oddly finds it locked. Conan leaps to gain visual through a high window. To his shock, he sees Hirota crushed under a bookshelf, blood pooling by his head. With Agasa's help, Conan breaks through the door and into the room, confirming Masami Hirota's death.		Once at the Hirota residence, they are greeted by the professor's wife, Toshiko Hirota, who guides them to his office. She knocks on his door but oddly finds it locked. Conan leaps to gain visual through a high window. To his shock, he sees Hirota crushed under a bookshelf, blood pooling around his head. With Agasa's help, Conan breaks through the door and into the room, confirming Masami Hirota's death.

	==== File 180 - Checkmate ====		==== File 180 - Checkmate ====

Sedritsugu: 179 summary

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 {{ref anime|129|The Girl from the Black Organization and the University Professor Murder Case}}
 ==== File 179 - The Girl Made of Lies ====
 ==== File 180 - Checkmate ====

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	{{Char\|Yukiko Kudo\|display=Yukiko Kudo<br>(background)}}		{{Char\|Yukiko Kudo\|display=Yukiko Kudo<br>(background)}}
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	{{Char\|Shiho Miyano\|display=Shiho Miyano (flashback)}}		{{Char\|Shiho Miyano\|display=Shiho Miyano<br>(flashback)}}
	{{Char\|Akemi Miyano\|display=Akemi Miyano (flashback)}}		{{Char\|Akemi Miyano\|display=Akemi Miyano<br>(flashback)}}
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