Volume 19 - Revision history

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File 183 - Climax of 1/2

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	* 1 + 十 = け		* 1 + 十 = け
	* 一 + C = て		* 一 + C = て
	* く (omit 他 as it means else)		* く (omit 他 as it means "else")
	* 1 + ノ = レ		* 1 + ノ = レ
	After stringing the results together in a sentence, the code reads 「助けてくレ」 which means "please save me." Megure immediately mobilizes his forces, leaving Heiji hanging on the call. Conan takes the Inspector's place and tries to notify his friend that his method does not work on the other lines of dialogue. Heiji admits that there must be some other missing piece but nevertheless takes his leave, placing his trust in Conan. As the group tightens their resolve to crack the code, Conan struggles to piece together the potential culprit's intentions. He then overhears two editors discussing a spelling mistake, having wrote "I'umour" instead of "Humour." Their interaction sparks a realization in Conan as he finally makes a break through, though realizes there is little time left to act.		After stringing the results together in a sentence, the code reads 「助けてくレ」 which means "please save me." Megure immediately mobilizes his forces, leaving Heiji hanging on the call. Conan takes the Inspector's place and tries to notify his friend that his method does not work on the other lines of dialogue. Heiji admits that there must be some other missing piece but nevertheless takes his leave, placing his trust in Conan. As the group tightens their resolve to crack the code, Conan struggles to piece together the potential culprit's intentions. He then overhears two editors discussing a spelling mistake, having wrote "I'umour" instead of "Humour." Their interaction sparks a realization in Conan as he finally makes a break through, though realizes there is little time left to act.

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	[[File:CH181_HaibaraTears.png\|thumb\|left\|120px\|Haibara's true tears.]]		[[File:CH181_HaibaraTears.png\|thumb\|left\|120px\|Haibara's true tears.]]
	Sango congratulates Agasa on his brilliant deduction, though refuses to hand over the requested floppy disk as it is classified as investigative evidence. Before Conan can leave, he is stopped by a teary-eyed Haibara. She asks why he did not save her sister, [[Akemi Miyano\|Akemi]], who operated under the alias "Masami Hirota" during her missions for the [[Black Organization]].<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> The girl breaks down in front of Conan, who can only stand there silently while thinking on both his past regrets and the authenticity of Haibara's emotions.<br>		Sango congratulates Agasa on his brilliant deduction, though refuses to hand over the requested floppy disk as it is classified as investigative evidence. Before Conan can leave, he is stopped by a teary-eyed Haibara. She asks why he did not save her sister, [[Akemi Miyano\|Akemi]], who operated under the alias "Masami Hirota" during her missions for the [[Black Organization]].<ref name="¥1,000,000,000_Robbery"> One Billion Yen Robbery Case (Manga: [[Volume_2#¥1,000,000,000_Robbery\|Volume 2: 013-016]])</ref> The girl breaks down in front of Conan, who can only stand there silently while thinking on both his past regrets and the authenticity of Haibara's emotions.<br>
	One week later, the police return the floppy disk to the Agasa residence. Haibara inserts the disk onto Agasa's desktop, explaining that all Black Organization files are password encrypted, thus allowing for the contents of the disk to remain untampered by police investigation. She adds that not only does the disk contain data on [[APTX4869]] but also contains critical information about the identities of several Black Organization members as well as sponsors of the pharmaceutical research.<br>[[File:CH181_NightBaronVirus.png\|thumb\|right\|250px\|The Night Baron Computer Virus wipes the floppy disk's data.]]		One week later, the police return the floppy disk to the Agasa residence. Haibara inserts the disk onto Agasa's desktop, explaining that all Black Organization files are password encrypted, thus allowing for the contents of the disk to remain untampered by police investigation. She adds that not only does the disk contain data on [[APTX4869]] but also contains critical information about the identities of several Black Organization members as well as sponsors of the pharmaceutical research.<br>[[File:CH181_NightBaronVirus.png\|thumb\|right\|250px\|The Night Baron Computer Virus wipes the floppy disk's data.]]
	Meanwhile, [[Gin]] and [[Vodka]] drive through the streets of town while discussing Haibara's whereabouts. Gin remains confident about their chances of locating her and remains unconcerned about their floppy landing in the hands of the police, hinting towards a special property of the disk.<br>		Meanwhile, [[Gin]] and [[Vodka]] drive through the streets of town while discussing Haibara's whereabouts. Gin remains confident about their chances of locating her and remains unconcerned about their floppy landing in the hands of the police, hinting towards a special property of the disk.<br>
	Back at the Agasa residence, Haibara, Conan, and Agasa stare in shock at the rapidly corrupting computer screen. Haibara infers that it must be the [[Night Baron\|Night Baron Computer Virus]] that activates whenever an Organization's disk is accessed on non-approved hardware.<ref name="Night_Baron_Murder_Case"> Night Baron Murder Case (Manga: [[Volume_8#Night_Baron_Murder_Case\|Volume 8: 72-77]])</ref> With the floppy's data completely wiped, Haibara remarks that she will have to stick around for the long-run.		Back at the Agasa residence, Haibara, Conan, and Agasa stare in shock at the rapidly corrupting computer screen. Haibara infers that it must be the [[Night Baron\|Night Baron Computer Virus]] that activates whenever an Organization's disk is accessed on non-approved hardware.<ref name="Night_Baron_Murder_Case"> Night Baron Murder Case (Manga: [[Volume_8#Night_Baron_Murder_Case\|Volume 8: 072-077]])</ref> With the floppy's data completely wiped, Haibara remarks that she will have to stick around for the long-run.

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Gadgets

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	{{Gadget\|Detective Boys Badge}}		{{Gadget\|Detective Boys Badge}}
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File 190 - The 56 Thousand Hostages

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	Megure updates his men with news of a second culprit, tightening his resolve to catch the criminals with the arrival of the next call. While the Detective Boys consider how the caller could identify Haibara's physical attributes from across the stadium, Kaneko receives the fated call. Megure notifies his forces and the culprit proceeds to give his instructions. After confirming Kaneko has readied the money, they tell him to bring it to the eighteenth exit at the commencing of lost time play. Without any further words, the culprit hangs up. Megure's men confirm eight individuals who were on their phones during the duration of the call. The Inspector orders their continual surveillance and brings a contingent of officers with him to the eighteenth exit. Before he can leave he notices his phone is missing and in the hands of Conan. The boy promptly returns the device, having serrupticiously attached his [[Microphone\|microphone]] to it. Conan then asks Haibara where his friends are, to which she replies that they have re-entered the stadium. <br>[[File:CH190_BotchedArrest.png\|thumb\|left\|300px\|The police botch their operation.]]		Megure updates his men with news of a second culprit, tightening his resolve to catch the criminals with the arrival of the next call. While the Detective Boys consider how the caller could identify Haibara's physical attributes from across the stadium, Kaneko receives the fated call. Megure notifies his forces and the culprit proceeds to give his instructions. After confirming Kaneko has readied the money, they tell him to bring it to the eighteenth exit at the commencing of lost time play. Without any further words, the culprit hangs up. Megure's men confirm eight individuals who were on their phones during the duration of the call. The Inspector orders their continual surveillance and brings a contingent of officers with him to the eighteenth exit. Before he can leave he notices his phone is missing and in the hands of Conan. The boy promptly returns the device, having serrupticiously attached his [[Microphone\|microphone]] to it. Conan then asks Haibara where his friends are, to which she replies that they have re-entered the stadium. <br>[[File:CH190_BotchedArrest.png\|thumb\|left\|300px\|The police botch their operation.]]
	Inside, the three Detective Boys communicate to each other via their [[Detective Badge\|detective badges]], coordinating their movements to find the culprit. Ayumi receives an incoming call from Conan who lambasts her for putting themselves in danger. Yet, the children remain steadfast in their commitment to aid the investigation, much to Conan's annoyance.<br>[[File:CH190_AnotherBotchedArrest.png\|thumb\|right\|125px\|The Detective Boys inadvertently apprehend Takagi.]]		Inside, the three Detective Boys communicate to each other via their [[Detective Badge\|detective badges]], coordinating their movements to find the culprit. Ayumi receives an incoming call from Conan who lambasts her for putting themselves in danger. Yet, the children remain steadfast in their commitment to aid the investigation, much to Conan's annoyance.<br>[[File:CH190_AnotherBotchedArrest.png\|thumb\|right\|125px\|The Detective Boys inadvertently apprehend Takagi.]]
	At the eighteenth exit, several officers observe a lone man approach the planted bag of money. Megure gives the order to restrain him, as several officers, including Assistant Inspector [[Miwako Sato]], spring into action. The officers fail to find a gun on the culprit's person and soon receive a message over the culprit's phone. The man's accomplice urges them to let his partner go, threatening to murder innocent civilians. As punishment for violating their agreement with Kaneko, the culprits raise their asking price to ¥1,000,000,000 (~$10,000,000), giving ~~the broadcast company~~ until the end of the game to ready the additional sum. Megure then turns to his phone and asks if any of the eight suspects are currently on their phones, to which none of his men reply in the affirmative. The culprit goads the Inspector, telling him to withdraw his undercover agents, as he knows who they are. While the culprit lists each officer's physical description and location, Conan takes the opportunity to contact the Detective Boys and asks if they have visual on an individual nearby who is simultaneously using binoculars on the crowd and is also on their phone. Ayumi locates one such individual, prompting Genta and Mitsuhiko to ignore Conan's orders to remain still and tackle the suspect to the ground. However, the group finds that the man is instead an undercover sergeant [[Wataru Takagi\|Takagi]]. With their leads gone, the Detective Boys discuss their predicament, with Haibara noting that ¥1,000,000,000 is too large of a sum to ready in forty five minutes. Conan agrees, deducing that the culprits had likely always intended to murder someone at the game.		At the eighteenth exit, several officers observe a lone man approach the planted bag of money. Megure gives the order to restrain him, as several officers, including Assistant Inspector [[Miwako Sato]], spring into action. The officers fail to find a gun on the culprit's person and soon receive a message over the culprit's phone. The man's accomplice urges them to let his partner go, threatening to murder innocent civilians. As punishment for violating their agreement with Kaneko, the culprits raise their asking price to ¥1,000,000,000 (~$10,000,000), giving Nichiuri TV until the end of the game to ready the additional sum. Megure then turns to his phone and asks if any of the eight suspects are currently on their phones, to which none of his men reply in the affirmative. The culprit goads the Inspector, telling him to withdraw his undercover agents, as he knows who they are. While the culprit lists each officer's physical description and location, Conan takes the opportunity to contact the Detective Boys and asks if they have visual on an individual nearby who is simultaneously using binoculars on the crowd and is also on their phone. Ayumi locates one such individual, prompting Genta and Mitsuhiko to ignore Conan's orders to remain still and tackle the suspect to the ground. However, the group finds that the man is instead an undercover sergeant [[Wataru Takagi\|Takagi]]. With their leads gone, the Detective Boys discuss their predicament, with Haibara noting that ¥1,000,000,000 is too large of a sum to ready in forty five minutes. Conan agrees, deducing that the culprits had likely always intended to murder someone at the game.

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

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File 189 - The Targeted Ball

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	[[File:CH189_HaibaraSunglasses.png\|thumb\|left\|100px\|Haibara disguises herself in public.]]		[[File:CH189_HaibaraSunglasses.png\|thumb\|left\|100px\|Haibara disguises herself in public.]]
	On January 1st, the [[Detective Boys]] attend the [[Wikipedia: Emperor's Cup\|Emperor's Cup]] Finals match between the Tokyo Spirits and BIG Osaka. [[Hideo Akagi]] lands a perfect header into Osaka's goal, sending the crowd into a frenzy. [[Genta Kojima\|Genta]] and [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya\|Mitsuhiko]] gush over Akagi's skill, believing him fit to join [[Wikipedia: Samurai Blue\|Samurai Blue]] in the [[Wikipedia: 1998 FIFA World Cup\|FIFA World Cup]] had he not been injured. [[Conan Edogawa\|Conan]] scoffs at his friends' ignorance, illustrating the true momentousness of the World Cup. [[Ai Haibara\|Haibara]] teases him about his immaturity surrounding discussions about soccer, the girl electing to lay back with a magazine instead of paying attention to the match. She shrugs off Conan's criticism, explaining that the [[Black Organization]] knows her child face and thus she cannot risk being televised by a stadium camera. Unamused, Conan steals her sunglasses and places his hat on her head, confidently asserting that she is now safe with the disguise. The flustered girl is pulled to the side-rail in time to witness BIG Osaka retake possession of the ball. Haibara quietly joins her companions but instead focuses on Conan, internally reflecting on how he has unknowingly implicated himself in the Black Organization's half-century-long top secret project.<br>		On January 1st, the [[Detective Boys]] attend the [[Wikipedia: Emperor's Cup\|Emperor's Cup]] Finals match between the Tokyo Spirits and BIG Osaka. [[Hideo Akagi]] lands a perfect header into Osaka's goal, sending the crowd into a frenzy. [[Genta Kojima\|Genta]] and [[Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya\|Mitsuhiko]] gush over Akagi's skill, believing him fit to join [[Wikipedia: Samurai Blue\|Samurai Blue]] in the [[Wikipedia: 1998 FIFA World Cup\|FIFA World Cup]] had he not been injured. [[Conan Edogawa\|Conan]] scoffs at his friends' ignorance, illustrating the true momentousness of the World Cup. [[Ai Haibara\|Haibara]] teases him about his immaturity surrounding discussions about soccer, the girl electing to lay back with a magazine instead of paying attention to the match. She shrugs off Conan's criticism, explaining that the [[Black Organization]] knows her child face and thus she cannot risk being televised by a stadium camera. Unamused, Conan steals her sunglasses and places his hat on her head, confidently asserting that she is now safe with the disguise. The flustered girl is pulled to the side-rail in time to witness BIG Osaka retake possession of the ball. Haibara quietly joins her companions but instead focuses on Conan, internally reflecting on how he has unknowingly implicated himself in the Black Organization's half-century-long top secret project.<br>
	Meanwhile, a man named Kaneko swiftly directs the game broadcast from a truck outside the stadium. He then receives a phone call from an unknown caller who instructs him to focus on the Detective Boys sitting in the front row. Specifically, the caller draws the director's attention to Haibara.<br>[[File:CH189_ShotBall.png\|thumb\|right\|150px\|An inexplicably deflating ball.]]		Meanwhile, a man named Kaneko swiftly directs the game broadcast from a [[Nichiuri TV]] truck outside the stadium. He then receives a phone call from an unknown caller who instructs him to focus on the Detective Boys sitting in the front row. Specifically, the caller draws the director's attention to Haibara.<br>[[File:CH189_ShotBall.png\|thumb\|right\|150px\|An inexplicably deflating ball.]]
	Conan turns to Haibara and remarks on her calmness, saying that when he first found himself in a first-grade classroom he felt unimaginable embarrassment and anxiety, yet Haibara had adapted to the environment instantly. The girl smirks, saying Conan is the reason for her sanity—the presence of another person sharing the same burden. Conan is taken aback. He then asks her age, to which she jokingly responds "eighty four." But before she can reveal the truth, a sudden gust of wind blows her hat away and onto the pitch beside a soccer ball that oddly deflates. Curious, Conan jumps over the rail and inspects the ball. He notices two holes in the ball and sees an object lodged in the grass beside it. Suspecting the worst, he exhumes the object to discover a 7.62mm bullet. <br>		Conan turns to Haibara and remarks on her calmness, saying that when he first found himself in a first-grade classroom he felt unimaginable embarrassment and anxiety, yet Haibara had adapted to the environment instantly. The girl smirks, saying Conan is the reason for her sanity—the presence of another person sharing the same burden. Conan is taken aback. He then asks her age, to which she jokingly responds "eighty four." But before she can reveal the truth, a sudden gust of wind blows her hat away and onto the pitch beside a soccer ball that oddly deflates. Curious, Conan jumps over the rail and inspects the ball. He notices two holes in the ball and sees an object lodged in the grass beside it. Suspecting the worst, he exhumes the object to discover a 7.62mm bullet. <br>
	Sometime later, Kaneko informs Inspector [[Juzo Megure\|Megure]] about a likely gun-holder in the stadium. He recounts how he was called by an individual who directed his attention to the space in front of Haibara, where an individual then proceeded to fire a bullet into a nearby soccer ball. Megure remains skeptical, but is soon convinced after Conan appears, showing him the bullet he discovered in the ground. The boy suspects the usage of a [[Wikipedia: TT Pistol\|TT pistol]] coupled with a silencer. Hearing the news, Megure orders the immediate cancellation of the match, but Kaneko refuses, saying that the caller had said he will begin randomly shooting spectators if they notice any attempt at evacuation. He adds that the culprit wants ¥50,000,000 (~$500,000) before half-time. Megure mobilizes his forces and plans to apprehend every individual who is on their phone when the next call comes. Kaneko then notices Haibara and realizes she is a girl, noting that the culprit referred to her as a boy. Hearing this, Conan tells Megure to cease his orders, explaining that since the shooter must have fired at the ball from a close proximity to the Detective Boys, there is no way they would have mistaken Haibara for a boy. Therefore, Kaneko's caller must have been a second individual who observed Haibara from the opposite side of the stadium. With the information that there are at least two culprits, Megure adjusts his orders and a race to find two needles amongst a 56,000 person haystack begins.		Sometime later, Kaneko informs Inspector [[Juzo Megure\|Megure]] about a likely gun-holder in the stadium. He recounts how he was called by an individual who directed his attention to the space in front of Haibara, where an individual then proceeded to fire a bullet into a nearby soccer ball. Megure remains skeptical, but is soon convinced after Conan appears, showing him the bullet he discovered in the ground. The boy suspects the usage of a [[Wikipedia: TT Pistol\|TT pistol]] coupled with a silencer. Hearing the news, Megure orders the immediate cancellation of the match, but Kaneko refuses, saying that the caller had said he will begin randomly shooting spectators if they notice any attempt at evacuation. He adds that the culprit wants ¥50,000,000 (~$500,000) before half-time. Megure mobilizes his forces and plans to apprehend every individual who is on their phone when the next call comes. Kaneko then notices Haibara and realizes she is a girl, noting that the culprit referred to her as a boy. Hearing this, Conan tells Megure to cease his orders, explaining that since the shooter must have fired at the ball from a close proximity to the Detective Boys, there is no way they would have mistaken Haibara for a boy. Therefore, Kaneko's caller must have been a second individual who observed Haibara from the opposite side of the stadium. With the information that there are at least two culprits, Megure adjusts his orders and a race to find two needles amongst a 56,000 person haystack begins.

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	~~<br>~~		* Introduces fictional character, Detective Samonji.
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	* Introduces fictional character, Detective Samonji.		<br>
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File 190 - The 56 Thousand Hostages

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	Megure updates his men with news of a second culprit, tightening his resolve to catch the criminals with the arrival of the next call. While the Detective Boys consider how the caller could identify Haibara's physical attributes from across the stadium, Kaneko receives the fated call. Megure notifies his forces and the culprit proceeds to give his instructions. After confirming Kaneko has readied the money, they tell him to bring it to the eighteenth exit at the commencing of lost time play. Without any further words, the culprit hangs up. Megure's men confirm eight individuals who were on their phones during the duration of the call. The Inspector orders their continual surveillance and brings a contingent of officers with him to the eighteenth exit. Before he can leave he notices his phone is missing and in the hands of Conan. The boy promptly returns the device, having serrupticiously attached his [[Microphone\|microphone]] to it. Conan then asks Haibara where his friends are, to which she replies that they have re-entered the stadium. <br>[[File:CH190_BotchedArrest.png\|thumb\|left\|300px\|The police botch their operation.]]		Megure updates his men with news of a second culprit, tightening his resolve to catch the criminals with the arrival of the next call. While the Detective Boys consider how the caller could identify Haibara's physical attributes from across the stadium, Kaneko receives the fated call. Megure notifies his forces and the culprit proceeds to give his instructions. After confirming Kaneko has readied the money, they tell him to bring it to the eighteenth exit at the commencing of lost time play. Without any further words, the culprit hangs up. Megure's men confirm eight individuals who were on their phones during the duration of the call. The Inspector orders their continual surveillance and brings a contingent of officers with him to the eighteenth exit. Before he can leave he notices his phone is missing and in the hands of Conan. The boy promptly returns the device, having serrupticiously attached his [[Microphone\|microphone]] to it. Conan then asks Haibara where his friends are, to which she replies that they have re-entered the stadium. <br>[[File:CH190_BotchedArrest.png\|thumb\|left\|300px\|The police botch their operation.]]
	Inside, the three Detective Boys communicate to each other via their [[Detective Badge\|detective badges]], coordinating their movements to find the culprit. Ayumi receives an incoming call from Conan who lambasts her for putting themselves in danger. Yet, the children remain steadfast in their commitment to aid the investigation, much to Conan's annoyance.<br>[[File:CH190_AnotherBotchedArrest.png\|thumb\|right\|125px\|The Detective Boys inadvertently apprehend Takagi.]]		Inside, the three Detective Boys communicate to each other via their [[Detective Badge\|detective badges]], coordinating their movements to find the culprit. Ayumi receives an incoming call from Conan who lambasts her for putting themselves in danger. Yet, the children remain steadfast in their commitment to aid the investigation, much to Conan's annoyance.<br>[[File:CH190_AnotherBotchedArrest.png\|thumb\|right\|125px\|The Detective Boys inadvertently apprehend Takagi.]]
	At the eighteenth exit, several officers observe a lone man approach the planted bag of money. Megure gives the order to restrain him, as several officers, including Assistant Inspector [[Miwako Sato]], spring into action. The officers fail to find a gun on the culprit's person and soon receive a message over the culprit's phone. The man's accomplice urges them to let his partner go, threatening to murder innocent civilians. As punishment for violating their agreement with Kaneko, the culprits raise their asking price to ¥1,000,000,000 (~$10,000,000), giving the broadcast company until the end of the game to ready the additional sum. Megure then turns to his phone and asks if any of the eight suspects are currently on their phones, to which none of his men reply in the affirmative. The culprit goads the Inspector, telling him to withdraw his undercover agents, as he knows who they are. While the culprit lists each officer's physical description and location, Conan takes the opportunity to contact the Detective Boys and asks if they have visual on an individual nearby who is simultaneously using binoculars on the crowd and is on their phone. Ayumi locates one such individual, prompting Genta and Mitsuhiko ignore Conan's orders to remain still and ~~they~~ tackle the suspect to the ground. However, the group finds that the man is instead an undercover sergeant [[Wataru Takagi\|Takagi]]. With their leads gone, the Detective Boys discuss their predicament, with Haibara noting that ¥1,000,000,000 is too large of a sum to ready in forty five minutes. Conan agrees, deducing that the culprits had always intended to murder someone ~~from~~ the ~~start~~.		At the eighteenth exit, several officers observe a lone man approach the planted bag of money. Megure gives the order to restrain him, as several officers, including Assistant Inspector [[Miwako Sato]], spring into action. The officers fail to find a gun on the culprit's person and soon receive a message over the culprit's phone. The man's accomplice urges them to let his partner go, threatening to murder innocent civilians. As punishment for violating their agreement with Kaneko, the culprits raise their asking price to ¥1,000,000,000 (~$10,000,000), giving the broadcast company until the end of the game to ready the additional sum. Megure then turns to his phone and asks if any of the eight suspects are currently on their phones, to which none of his men reply in the affirmative. The culprit goads the Inspector, telling him to withdraw his undercover agents, as he knows who they are. While the culprit lists each officer's physical description and location, Conan takes the opportunity to contact the Detective Boys and asks if they have visual on an individual nearby who is simultaneously using binoculars on the crowd and is also on their phone. Ayumi locates one such individual, prompting Genta and Mitsuhiko to ignore Conan's orders to remain still and tackle the suspect to the ground. However, the group finds that the man is instead an undercover sergeant [[Wataru Takagi\|Takagi]]. With their leads gone, the Detective Boys discuss their predicament, with Haibara noting that ¥1,000,000,000 is too large of a sum to ready in forty five minutes. Conan agrees, deducing that the culprits had likely always intended to murder someone at the game.

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	{{Gadget\|Detective Boys Badge}}		{{Gadget\|Detective Boys Badge}}
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