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	\| english-isbn = 1-4215-2885-1		\| english-isbn = 1-4215-2885-1
	\| english-publisher = [[Viz Media]]		\| english-publisher = [[Viz Media]]
	\| detective = [[~~Akakabu Kenji~~]]		\| detective = [[Shigeru Hiragi]]
	\| keyhole = [[Jugo Yokomizo]]		\| keyhole = [[Jugo Yokomizo]]
	\| prev-volume = Volume 33		\| prev-volume = Volume 33

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	Ran notices the abundance of police cars patrolling the streets, which Shinichi attributes to the at-large Japanese serial killer, who specifically targets young women. Yukiko assures the worried girl that he is only active past midnight and that it is still currently 18:00. Her son corrects her, stating that due to [[Wikipedia: Daylight saving time\|daylight saving hours]], the time is 19:00. Surprised in her lapse, Yukiko fears they will be late to a special meeting she arranged with a friend one hour before the musical showing. With no other choice, Yukiko kicks her [[Wikipedia: Jaguar E-Type\|Jaguar E-Type]] into high gear and races down through the busy traffic. Noting an upcoming tight turn, the she enlists Shinichi and Ran to perform a special action to help distribute weight. Ran, oblivious to what the woman means, blindly follows Shinichi's instructions to join him in the front seat. A few moments later, the car arrives at the turn and achieves lift-off on its left half. Simultaneously, to Ran's shock and horror, Shinichi lifts both her and himself out of the car window—their torsos sticking out of the vehicle like a pair of surfers riding a wild wave. With the bend successfully cleared, Shinichi laughs off their action, eliciting an infuriated response from a panic-stricken Ran.<br>		Ran notices the abundance of police cars patrolling the streets, which Shinichi attributes to the at-large Japanese serial killer, who specifically targets young women. Yukiko assures the worried girl that he is only active past midnight and that it is still currently 18:00. Her son corrects her, stating that due to [[Wikipedia: Daylight saving time\|daylight saving hours]], the time is 19:00. Surprised in her lapse, Yukiko fears they will be late to a special meeting she arranged with a friend one hour before the musical showing. With no other choice, Yukiko kicks her [[Wikipedia: Jaguar E-Type\|Jaguar E-Type]] into high gear and races down through the busy traffic. Noting an upcoming tight turn, the she enlists Shinichi and Ran to perform a special action to help distribute weight. Ran, oblivious to what the woman means, blindly follows Shinichi's instructions to join him in the front seat. A few moments later, the car arrives at the turn and achieves lift-off on its left half. Simultaneously, to Ran's shock and horror, Shinichi lifts both her and himself out of the car window—their torsos sticking out of the vehicle like a pair of surfers riding a wild wave. With the bend successfully cleared, Shinichi laughs off their action, eliciting an infuriated response from a panic-stricken Ran.<br>
	The group arrives at the theatre in the nick of time, only to be pulled over by a patrolling officer. He informs Yukiko about her excessive speed limit infringement, but is stopped by a large bald man with a mustache, a New York City Police Captain, Radish Redwood. He explains that Yukiko is one of their undercover agents, and that she was naturally speeding in an attempt to catch a fleeing criminal.<br>[[File:CH350_SharonVineyard.png\|thumb\|right\|150px\|"An angel never smiled upon me, not even once."]]		The group arrives at the theatre in the nick of time, only to be pulled over by a patrolling officer. He informs Yukiko about her excessive speed limit infringement, but is stopped by a large bald man with a mustache, a New York City Police Captain, Radish Redwood. He explains that Yukiko is one of their undercover agents, and that she was naturally speeding in an attempt to catch a fleeing criminal.<br>[[File:CH350_SharonVineyard.png\|thumb\|right\|150px\|"An angel never smiled upon me, not even once."]]
	Saved from a serious traffic-related offense, Yukiko profusely expresses her gratitude to ~~Radish~~. The captain, however, says she should be thanking someone else. He tugs at the base of his neck, revealing himself to be a disguised [[Sharon Vineyard]]. Shinichi bewildered by her abilities to masquerade a police captain, leading Yukiko to explain that the two actresses had previously been given a series of lessons in disguise by a [[Toichi Kuroba\|famous Japanese magician]] in order to prepare for their respective film roles. Ran voices her amazement about the honor of meeting such a famous celebrity in New York, directing her gratitude towards a metaphorical God. Sharon remains expressionless, asking if there truly is a God in this world. If such a supreme entity exists, then those who toil in their work and lives would be properly compensated. "An angel never smiled upon me, not even once," she says with a solemn smile, marking the beginning of a gruesome series of unfortunate events.		Saved from a serious traffic-related offense, Yukiko profusely expresses her gratitude to Redwood. The captain, however, says she should be thanking someone else. He tugs at the base of his neck, revealing himself to be a disguised [[Sharon Vineyard]]. Shinichi bewildered by her abilities to masquerade a police captain, leading Yukiko to explain that the two actresses had previously been given a series of lessons in disguise by a [[Toichi Kuroba\|famous Japanese magician]] in order to prepare for their respective film roles. Ran voices her amazement about the honor of meeting such a famous celebrity in New York, directing her gratitude towards a metaphorical God. Sharon remains expressionless, asking if there truly is a God in this world. If such a supreme entity exists, then those who toil in their work and lives would be properly compensated. "An angel never smiled upon me, not even once," she says with a solemn smile, marking the beginning of a gruesome series of unfortunate events.

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

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	{{ref anime\|286-288\|Shinichi Kudo's New York Case}}		{{ref anime\|286-288\|Shinichi Kudo's New York Case}}
	[[File:CH350_BrooklynBridge.png\|thumb\|right\|~~650px~~\|Ran finds herself in an unfamiliar setting.]]		[[File:CH350_BrooklynBridge.png\|thumb\|right\|651px\|Ran finds herself in an unfamiliar setting.]]

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	* Tokyo Spirits fan}}		* Tokyo Spirits fan}}
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	{{People\|Etsutoshi Oba\|Etsutoshi Oba manga.jpg\|		{{People\|Etsutoshi Oba\|Etsutoshi Oba manga.jpg\|
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	{{People\|Shiro Kawabata\|Shiro Kawabata manga.jpg\|		{{People\|Shiro Kawabata\|Shiro Kawabata manga.jpg\|
	* Victim (poison)		* Victim (poison)

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	[[File:CH350_BrooklynBridge.png\|thumb\|right\|~~800px~~\|Ran finds herself in an unfamiliar setting.]]		[[File:CH350_BrooklynBridge.png\|thumb\|right\|650px\|Ran finds herself in an unfamiliar setting.]]

	==== Characters introduced ====		==== Characters introduced ====
	{{BeginBox}}		{{BeginBox}}

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			[[File:CH350_BrooklynBridge.png\|thumb\|right\|800px\|Ran finds herself in an unfamiliar setting.]]
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	==== File 350 - Golden Apple 1 ====		==== File 350 - Golden Apple 1 ====
	[[Conan Edogawa\|Conan]] is the first to rush to [[Ran Mouri\|Ran]]'s side, soon followed by [[Jugo Yokomizo]], who opts to drive her directly to a hospital across the [[Wikipedia: Yokohama Bay Bridge\|Yokohama Bay Bridge]]. Ran's vision begins to warp as she sees Conan's image turn into [[Shinichi Kudo\|Shinichi]]. She remarks about feeling inadequate, remembering a time she was saved by him before.<br>
	A vintage car speeds down an [[Wikipedia: Brooklyn Bridge\|imposing bridge]] towards a [[Wikipedia: New York City\|city that never sleeps]]. In the backseat, Ran emerges from her nap just in time to notice the [[Wikipedia: Statue of Liberty\|Statue of Liberty]] in the distance. Her fellow passenger, Shinichi explains that New Yorkers call the landmark "Miss Liberty." Upset about slumbering through a significant portion of the [[Wikipedia: Manhattan\|Manhattan]] view, Ran voices her complaints, adding that the murder case on the plane ride to [[Wikipedia: Los Angeles\|Los Angeles]] suppressed her ability to find proper rest.<ref name="Shinichi's_First_Murder_Case"> Shinichi's First Murder Case (Manga: [[Volume_21#Shinichi's_First_Murder_Case\|Volume 21: 204-207]])</ref> Shinichi places partial blame the driver, [[Yukiko Kudo\|Yukiko]], for expediting their arrival in New York by a day. She responds that she had no choice, mentioning their sudden acquisition of musical tickets to the new [[Wikipedia: Broadway theatre\|Broadway]] show, Golden Apple.<br>		[[Conan Edogawa\|Conan]] is the first to rush to [[Ran Mouri\|Ran]]'s side, soon followed by [[Jugo Yokomizo]], who opts to drive her directly to a hospital across the [[Wikipedia: Yokohama Bay Bridge\|Yokohama Bay Bridge]]. Ran's vision begins to warp as she sees Conan's image turn into [[Shinichi Kudo\|Shinichi]]. She remarks about feeling inadequate, remembering a time she was saved by him before.<br>[[File:CH350_StatueOfLiberty.png\|thumb\|right\|200px\|The Statue of Liberty.]]
			A vintage car speeds down an [[Wikipedia: Brooklyn Bridge\|imposing bridge]] towards a [[Wikipedia: New York City\|city that never sleeps]]. In the backseat, Ran emerges from her nap just in time to notice the [[Wikipedia: Statue of Liberty\|Statue of Liberty]] in the distance. Her fellow passenger, Shinichi explains that New Yorkers call the landmark "Miss Liberty." Upset about slumbering through a significant portion of the [[Wikipedia: Manhattan\|Manhattan]] view, Ran voices her complaints, adding that the murder case on the plane ride to [[Wikipedia: Los Angeles\|Los Angeles]] suppressed her ability to find proper rest.<ref name="Shinichi's_First_Murder_Case"> Shinichi's First Murder Case (Manga: [[Volume_21#Shinichi's_First_Murder_Case\|Volume 21: 204-207]])</ref> Shinichi places partial blame the driver, [[Yukiko Kudo\|Yukiko]], for expediting their arrival in New York by a day. She responds that she had no choice, mentioning their sudden acquisition of musical tickets to the new [[Wikipedia: Broadway theatre\|Broadway]] show, Golden Apple.<br>[[File:CH350_SuperStunt.png\|thumb\|left\|230px\|Shinichi and Ran perform a daring stunt.]]
	Ran notices the abundance of police cars patrolling the streets, which Shinichi attributes to the at-large Japanese serial killer, who specifically targets young women. Yukiko assures the worried girl that he is only active past midnight and that it is still currently 18:00. Her son corrects her, stating that due to [[Wikipedia: Daylight saving time\|daylight saving hours]], the time is 19:00. Surprised in her lapse, Yukiko fears they will be late to a special meeting she arranged with a friend one hour before the musical showing. With no other choice, Yukiko kicks her [[Wikipedia: Jaguar E-Type\|Jaguar E-Type]] into high gear and races down through the busy traffic. Noting an upcoming tight turn, the she enlists Shinichi and Ran to perform a special action to help distribute weight. Ran, oblivious to what the woman means, blindly follows Shinichi's instructions to join him in the front seat. A few moments later, the car arrives at the turn and achieves lift-off on its left half. Simultaneously, to Ran's shock and horror, Shinichi lifts both her and himself out of the car window—their torsos sticking out of the vehicle like a pair of surfers riding a wild wave. With the bend successfully cleared, Shinichi laughs off their action, eliciting an infuriated response from a panic-stricken Ran.<br>		Ran notices the abundance of police cars patrolling the streets, which Shinichi attributes to the at-large Japanese serial killer, who specifically targets young women. Yukiko assures the worried girl that he is only active past midnight and that it is still currently 18:00. Her son corrects her, stating that due to [[Wikipedia: Daylight saving time\|daylight saving hours]], the time is 19:00. Surprised in her lapse, Yukiko fears they will be late to a special meeting she arranged with a friend one hour before the musical showing. With no other choice, Yukiko kicks her [[Wikipedia: Jaguar E-Type\|Jaguar E-Type]] into high gear and races down through the busy traffic. Noting an upcoming tight turn, the she enlists Shinichi and Ran to perform a special action to help distribute weight. Ran, oblivious to what the woman means, blindly follows Shinichi's instructions to join him in the front seat. A few moments later, the car arrives at the turn and achieves lift-off on its left half. Simultaneously, to Ran's shock and horror, Shinichi lifts both her and himself out of the car window—their torsos sticking out of the vehicle like a pair of surfers riding a wild wave. With the bend successfully cleared, Shinichi laughs off their action, eliciting an infuriated response from a panic-stricken Ran.<br>
	The group arrives at the theatre in the nick of time, only to be pulled over by a patrolling officer. He informs Yukiko about her excessive speed limit infringement, but is stopped by a large bald man with a mustache, a New York City Police Captain, Radish Redwood. He explains that Yukiko is one of their undercover agents, and that she was naturally speeding in an attempt to catch a fleeing criminal.<br>		The group arrives at the theatre in the nick of time, only to be pulled over by a patrolling officer. He informs Yukiko about her excessive speed limit infringement, but is stopped by a large bald man with a mustache, a New York City Police Captain, Radish Redwood. He explains that Yukiko is one of their undercover agents, and that she was naturally speeding in an attempt to catch a fleeing criminal.<br>[[File:CH350_SharonVineyard.png\|thumb\|right\|150px\|"An angel never smiled upon me, not even once."]]
	Saved from a serious traffic-related offense, Yukiko profusely expresses her gratitude to Radish. The captain, however, says she should be thanking someone else. He tugs at the base of his neck, revealing himself to be a disguised [[Sharon Vineyard]]. Shinichi bewildered by her abilities to masquerade a police captain, leading Yukiko to explain that the two actresses had previously been given a series of lessons in disguise by a [[Toichi Kuroba\|famous Japanese magician]] in order to prepare for their respective film roles. Ran voices her amazement about the honor of meeting such a famous celebrity in New York, directing her gratitude towards a metaphorical God. Sharon remains expressionless, asking if there truly is a God in this world. If such a supreme entity exists, then those who toil in their work and lives would be properly compensated. An angel never smiled upon me, not even once," she says with a solemn smile, marking the beginning of a gruesome series of unfortunate events.		Saved from a serious traffic-related offense, Yukiko profusely expresses her gratitude to Radish. The captain, however, says she should be thanking someone else. He tugs at the base of his neck, revealing himself to be a disguised [[Sharon Vineyard]]. Shinichi bewildered by her abilities to masquerade a police captain, leading Yukiko to explain that the two actresses had previously been given a series of lessons in disguise by a [[Toichi Kuroba\|famous Japanese magician]] in order to prepare for their respective film roles. Ran voices her amazement about the honor of meeting such a famous celebrity in New York, directing her gratitude towards a metaphorical God. Sharon remains expressionless, asking if there truly is a God in this world. If such a supreme entity exists, then those who toil in their work and lives would be properly compensated. "An angel never smiled upon me, not even once," she says with a solemn smile, marking the beginning of a gruesome series of unfortunate events.

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	{{People\|Heath Flockheart\|Heath Flockheart manga.jpg\|		{{People\|Heath Flockheart\|Heath Flockheart manga.jpg\|
	* Victim (gunshot)		* Victim (gunshot)

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			[[Conan Edogawa\|Conan]] is the first to rush to [[Ran Mouri\|Ran]]'s side, soon followed by [[Jugo Yokomizo]], who opts to drive her directly to a hospital across the [[Wikipedia: Yokohama Bay Bridge\|Yokohama Bay Bridge]]. Ran's vision begins to warp as she sees Conan's image turn into [[Shinichi Kudo\|Shinichi]]. She remarks about feeling inadequate, remembering a time she was saved by him before.<br>
	~~'''~~Ran's ~~fever is very high and~~ Yokomizo ~~decides~~ to ~~take~~ her to Bay Bridge ~~Hospital as quick as possible~~. ~~She has a~~ vision of Conan ~~calling her name aloud in fear, but instead pictures~~ Shinichi, ~~and dreams about~~ a ~~case in New York, where~~ she ~~had been invited with Shinichi~~ by ~~Yukiko Kudo~~. ~~She also comments on Shinichi being always here to save her, once again, just like~~ that ~~time~~, just ~~like usual, every~~ time ~~she’s~~ in ~~danger~~. ~~This always annoys her a bit~~, ~~but she’s happy in~~ the ~~end~~.~~'''~~		A vintage car speeds down an [[Wikipedia: Brooklyn Bridge\|imposing bridge]] towards a [[Wikipedia: New York City\|city that never sleeps]]. In the backseat, Ran emerges from her nap just in time to notice the [[Wikipedia: Statue of Liberty\|Statue of Liberty]] in the distance. Her fellow passenger, Shinichi explains that New Yorkers call the landmark "Miss Liberty." Upset about slumbering through a significant portion of the [[Wikipedia: Manhattan\|Manhattan]] view, Ran voices her complaints, adding that the murder case on the plane ride to [[Wikipedia: Los Angeles\|Los Angeles]] suppressed her ability to find proper rest.<ref name="Shinichi's_First_Murder_Case"> Shinichi's First Murder Case (Manga: [[Volume_21#Shinichi's_First_Murder_Case\|Volume 21: 204-207]])</ref> Shinichi places partial blame the driver, [[Yukiko Kudo\|Yukiko]], for expediting their arrival in New York by a day. She responds that she had no choice, mentioning their sudden acquisition of musical tickets to the new [[Wikipedia: Broadway theatre\|Broadway]] show, Golden Apple.<br>
			Ran notices the abundance of police cars patrolling the streets, which Shinichi attributes to the at-large Japanese serial killer, who specifically targets young women. Yukiko assures the worried girl that he is only active past midnight and that it is still currently 18:00. Her son corrects her, stating that due to [[Wikipedia: Daylight saving time\|daylight saving hours]], the time is 19:00. Surprised in her lapse, Yukiko fears they will be late to a special meeting she arranged with a friend one hour before the musical showing. With no other choice, Yukiko kicks her [[Wikipedia: Jaguar E-Type\|Jaguar E-Type]] into high gear and races down through the busy traffic. Noting an upcoming tight turn, the she enlists Shinichi and Ran to perform a special action to help distribute weight. Ran, oblivious to what the woman means, blindly follows Shinichi's instructions to join him in the front seat. A few moments later, the car arrives at the turn and achieves lift-off on its left half. Simultaneously, to Ran's shock and horror, Shinichi lifts both her and himself out of the car window—their torsos sticking out of the vehicle like a pair of surfers riding a wild wave. With the bend successfully cleared, Shinichi laughs off their action, eliciting an infuriated response from a panic-stricken Ran.<br>
	~~Shinichi and~~ Ran ~~had actually taken~~ the plane to Los Angeles ~~from Tokyo, and~~ Shinichi ~~had solved a murder during the flight, his very first case~~ (~~Vol.~~ 21)~~. However~~, ~~once they'd arrived~~, ~~they were told by Yukiko actually they'd all take another plane to~~ New York, ~~since she hardly managed~~ to ~~get tickets for~~ the ~~must-see opera "~~Golden Apple~~", in Broadway's Phantom Theater~~. ~~However,~~ the ~~show is tonight, and they need to rush, especially because the person who got tickets for the three proposed to show them around~~ the ~~main artists' rooms~~, ~~backstage, and they accordingly need~~ to ~~be at~~ the ~~theater~~ at ~~least one hour before the curtain riser~~. Yukiko ~~realises she's actually one hour late due to her forgetting to set her watch fast to summertime. She's driving her beautiful Type-E Jaguar vintage car,~~ and ~~shows the teenagers what~~ it is ~~made of~~, ~~stepping on it~~ to ~~arrive on~~ time. ~~Ran had been sleeping for a long time now due to the case~~ in ~~the plane frightening~~ her ~~so much she couldn't sleep at all afterwards~~, ~~and also due~~ to the ~~length of the trip~~. ~~She only wakes up in the Jaguar, in the back~~, ~~at night, gazing at the Statue of Liberty in the distance, while~~ Yukiko ~~is driving with Shinichi on~~ her ~~left~~. ~~She’s quite disappointed Shinichi hasn’t woken her up earlier~~, she ~~wishes she had seen Brooklyn Bridge, but~~ Shinichi ~~says she was sleeping like a log~~ and ~~he didn't want~~ to ~~bother her. Besides, she can’t understand how Shinichi manages to find sleep in full satisfaction after having solved~~ a ~~recent murder, and he answers her none is always really satisfied « my dear Watson ». Yukiko tells them not~~ to ~~quarrel in the loveliest and most romantic place for lovers : Miss Liberty/Jiyu no Megami~~.		The group arrives at the theatre in the nick of time, only to be pulled over by a patrolling officer. He informs Yukiko about her excessive speed limit infringement, but is stopped by a large bald man with a mustache, a New York City Police Captain, Radish Redwood. He explains that Yukiko is one of their undercover agents, and that she was naturally speeding in an attempt to catch a fleeing criminal.<br>
			Saved from a serious traffic-related offense, Yukiko profusely expresses her gratitude to Radish. The captain, however, says she should be thanking someone else. He tugs at the base of his neck, revealing himself to be a disguised [[Sharon Vineyard]]. Shinichi bewildered by her abilities to masquerade a police captain, leading Yukiko to explain that the two actresses had previously been given a series of lessons in disguise by a [[Toichi Kuroba\|famous Japanese magician]] in order to prepare for their respective film roles. Ran voices her amazement about the honor of meeting such a famous celebrity in New York, directing her gratitude towards a metaphorical God. Sharon remains expressionless, asking if there truly is a God in this world. If such a supreme entity exists, then those who toil in their work and lives would be properly compensated. An angel never smiled upon me, not even once," she says with a solemn smile, marking the beginning of a gruesome series of unfortunate events.
	~~Shinichi believes her mom’s mild « English-lady-style » driving will never take them to Broadway on time. But Yukiko~~, ~~saying Jaguar cars were designed~~ to ~~save their passengers~~, ~~advises her son~~ to ~~fasten his seat belt, and Ran to do so and grab tight hold of anything she’ll find~~ in the ~~back, since she’s going to speed up…a lot~~. ~~She starts hurtling down the highway~~, ~~overtaking~~ the ~~other cars~~ at ~~full speed, Shinichi reminding her that, though that car drove~~ the ~~French 24~~-~~Hours’ Le Mans’ Race with~~ its 276 hp, though a very skilled New York mechanic of her friends had a look at it, it’s been in reparation recently and she shouldn’t flog it too much. She takes a first tight bend and the right side of the car lifts, frightening both teenagers. ~~Though~~, ~~Yukiko seems~~ to ~~be a very skilled driver. Shinichi remarks police cars are here~~ and ~~there on the bridge~~, and her mom replies they’re driving on the other way, and they’ll only get it too late there is a road hog around. Yukiko asks her son to do her a favour, because the next bend is a really, really tight one. Shinichi ~~gets~~ her and ~~takes Ran in his arms, asking her to grab tight hold~~ of ~~him while he sits on~~ the ~~open window, holding tightly~~ the ~~car’s door and bodywork, and lastly lying backwards, with Ran on him~~. ~~Indeed, Yukiko’s full-speed-taken~~ bend ~~forces the car to do an almost 90° lifting~~, ~~which would have badly hurt the teenagers if they had stayed at~~ their ~~seats. '''Shinichi seems very confident while Ran is awe-stricken~~, ~~but trusts her friend.''' Once it’s over, Ran shouts at Shinichi, still~~ panic-stricken~~, for saying it was « not so scary after all »~~. ~~As they leave~~ the ~~bridge and highway at full speed, and eventually turn up~~ in ~~Broadway~~, ~~they're arrested~~ by a ~~police car, and~~ Yukiko is about ~~to be in some great trouble due to an over 40-mile and more speeding. The agent says she looks familiar when glancing at~~ her ~~license and registration.~~

	~~All of~~ a ~~sudden, Radish Redwood~~, a ~~well-known police inspector of~~ New York, ~~who got helped many times by Yusaku in the past and knows the Kudos very well, along with speaking very good Japanese (his wife~~ is ~~Japanese)~~, ~~turns up telling the police agent he's probably already seen her~~ in ~~some previous case, since Yukiko is in fact "~~an ~~undercover agent who was rushing~~ to ~~chase~~ a ~~suspect in the '''"Phantom Slasher" serial killer case''', but she seems to have missed him completely"~~. ~~'''A Japanese~~-~~looking man has indeed been murdering young girls in New York after midnight for a few weeks now~~, ~~and that accounts for the high number of police patrols at night in New York at the moment~~.~~''' Radish tells the agent it's OK and the latter leaves~~, ~~and the inspector starts speaking Japanese~~, ~~asking Yukiko to thank "her" for saving her~~. ~~'''And, tearing off~~ his ~~mask~~, ~~that person disguised as Radish is revealed~~ to be Sharon ~~Vinyard~~.~~''' Sharon was waiting for Yukiko with the tickets, and when she heard the agent, one of her fans, telling~~ her a ~~yellow Jaguar is rushing at full throttle towards Broadway~~, ~~and his comrades walkie-talkied him~~ to ~~arrest the female driver and~~ the two ~~teenagers inside, she decided to go and~~ disguise ~~as Redwood, that she also knows, in order to help her friend out, being compelled to buy~~ a ~~very expensive coat in the meantime to look perfectly like Radish.~~

	~~'''Sharon and Yukiko met each other about twenty years ago, at world-renowned wizard~~ Toichi Kuroba~~'s (Kid's late father) make-up art courses,~~ in order ~~be taught how~~ to ~~perfectly play spy~~ roles ~~in movies, and hide their true faces behind masks or make-up, Sharon being very good at it, and having even taught~~ her ~~daughter Chris,~~ a ~~flourishing actress, that art~~, ~~though she's been on very bad terms with~~ her ~~for quite~~ a ~~very long time~~. Sharon is a bit older than Yukiko. Shinichi confirms her mother’s disguise skills are not that good…being more carnival-like than spy-like.''' Yukiko wonders if it’s not too risky for her friend to show herself among the crowd, but Sharon says they’ll probably believe it’s a movie scene being filmed. Yukiko is very grateful to Sharon, but Shinichi doesn’t seem to know who this ~~great American star is, and why she disguises herself as police officers~~.

	~~'''Ran thanks heavens for having the opportunity to meet~~ such a ~~great actress~~, ~~and Sharon is surprised to hear Ran believes~~ in ~~heaven or God or whatever. It starts raining~~ and ~~she takes out her umbrella~~. ~~She adds if God truly existed, then wouldn’t all honest, hard-working people be happy ? She says "As for me, angels have~~ never ~~ever~~ smiled upon me, not even ~~a single time.~~" ~~The group doesn't seem to understand her words, and especially the both sad and happy way in which~~ she ~~said them.'''~~

	~~Shinichi inwardly and retroactively comments on the tragic event that would come up soon and that he didn’t want to remember~~, to the ~~contrary~~ of ~~Sharon's mysterious words~~.

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Sedritsugu: /* Chinatown Murder Case */

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Chinatown Murder Case

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	* Writer}}		* Writer}}
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	==== ''Major ~~events''~~ ====		==== Major Events ====
	* Ran ~~is feeling ill! Conan gets incredibly worried about her~~. ~~Inspector Yokomizo establishes that he is very different~~ from ~~his brother~~, and ~~is not very fond of him~~.		* Ran develops a high fever and falls unconscious.
	* ~~Ran's past, including her thoughts on~~ where ~~exactly~~ she ~~has seen Shuichi~~ Akai~~, keep bugging her~~.		** She recalls a lost memory from her past involving Akai, Shinichi, and Sharon Vineyard.
	* ~~Inspector~~ Yokomizo ~~is a much different Inspector from his~~ brother~~, not believing in Kogoro at all~~.		** She finally remembers where she had previously met Akai.
	* ~~Conan is incredibly concerned about~~ Ran. ~~Is she OK?~~		* Introduces Jugo Yokomizo, an inspector of the Kanagawa Prefectural Police and younger twin brother of Sango Yokomizo.
	* Ran's past and her memories finally return to her, after she has passed out.		* Romantic development between Ran and Shinichi.
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	=== Golden Apple Case ===		=== Golden Apple Case ===

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File 349 - Cleared Memory

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	Kogoro proffers a moronic explanation of how the culprit installed the poisoned oshibori, reminding Jugo about his brother's description of the detective's latent genius. As if on cue, Kogoro is [[Stun-Gun Wristwatch\|tranquilized]] by Conan, who installs a [[Button Speaker\|speaker]] on his back. He apologizes for his absurd suggestion and instructs everyone to take their seat at the table.<br>		Kogoro proffers a moronic explanation of how the culprit installed the poisoned oshibori, reminding Jugo about his brother's description of the detective's latent genius. As if on cue, Kogoro is [[Stun-Gun Wristwatch\|tranquilized]] by Conan, who installs a [[Button Speaker\|speaker]] on his back. He apologizes for his absurd suggestion and instructs everyone to take their seat at the table.<br>
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			[[File:CH349_LazySusan.png\|thumb\|left\|240px\|Kawabata spun the lazy susan from below to avoid the two egg dishes, touching the poison in the process.]]
	'''The Method:'''<br>		'''The Method:'''<br>
	~~[[File:CH349_LazySusan.png\|thumb\|left\|200px\|Kawabata spun the lazy susan from below to avoid the two egg dishes, touching the poison in the process.]]~~
	Kogoro casts Jugo as Kawabata and attempts to cast an officer to play Ran, but the girl insists she is capable of fulfilling her role. Kogoro begins by directing everyone's attention to Conan, who recounts his difficulties operating the lazy susan. He spins the wheel several times before taking a [[Wikipedia: Baozi\|baozi]] prepared by the restaurant to his mouth. Isogami exclaims to stop, stating that there could still be poison on the table. Jugo assures the man that the forensics team have tested the entire surface. Still, Kogoro sides with Isogami, floating the idea of poison remaining on parts of the table yet untouched by the analysts. He proceeds to illustrate that although most people would spin the wheel by placing their hand on top of the lazy susan, one may choose to spin the wheel from below if they wished to avoid a particularly large dish. Since Kawabata had a severe allergy to eggs, he would avoid the century eggs and egg foo young by spinning the wheel from below, touching the laced poison in the process. Jugo surmises that Conan's struggles with the chili sauce were because the culprit was purposefully keeping the two egg dishes in front of the Kawabata. Additionally, Kogoro explains that the boy's earlier struggles with the soy sauce were because the culprit was in the process of installing the poison. Therefore, the culprit is the individual sitting in front of the two egg dishes when Conan was attempting to obtain the soy sauce, making '''Kaizo Isogami''' the culprit. <br>[[File:CH349_JeanStain.png\|thumb\|right\|200px\|Kawabata's true oshibori is stained with the blue dye of his jeans.]]		Kogoro casts Jugo as Kawabata and attempts to cast an officer to play Ran, but the girl insists she is capable of fulfilling her role. Kogoro begins by directing everyone's attention to Conan, who recounts his difficulties operating the lazy susan. He spins the wheel several times before taking a [[Wikipedia: Baozi\|baozi]] prepared by the restaurant to his mouth. Isogami exclaims to stop, stating that there could still be poison on the table. Jugo assures the man that the forensics team have tested the entire surface. Still, Kogoro sides with Isogami, floating the idea of poison remaining on parts of the table yet untouched by the analysts. He proceeds to illustrate that although most people would spin the wheel by placing their hand on top of the lazy susan, one may choose to spin the wheel from below if they wished to avoid a particularly large dish. Since Kawabata had a severe allergy to eggs, he would avoid the century eggs and egg foo young by spinning the wheel from below, touching the laced poison in the process. Jugo surmises that Conan's struggles with the chili sauce were because the culprit was purposefully keeping the two egg dishes in front of the Kawabata. Additionally, Kogoro explains that the boy's earlier struggles with the soy sauce were because the culprit was in the process of installing the poison. Therefore, the culprit is the individual sitting in front of the two egg dishes when Conan was attempting to obtain the soy sauce, making '''Kaizo Isogami''' the culprit. <br>[[File:CH349_JeanStain.png\|thumb\|right\|200px\|Kawabata's true oshibori is stained with the blue dye of his jeans.]]
	Jugo asks about the poisoned oshibori, but Kogoro answers that the cloth recovered belonged to Isogami, who laced it with poison in the bathroom and used it to install the poison under the lazy susan. He swapped his oshibori with Kawabata's during the commotion that shortly followed the producer's death. Isogami even poured his own soup onto his oshibori to better mimic Kawabata's, though forgot to include a crucial detail. Kawabata had wiped soup from his jeans, which stained his oshibori blue. Jugo goes to examine the oshibori in Isogami's possession and confirms its blue stain, sealing Isogami as the culprit.<br>		Jugo asks about the poisoned oshibori, but Kogoro answers that the cloth recovered belonged to Isogami, who laced it with poison in the bathroom and used it to install the poison under the lazy susan. He swapped his oshibori with Kawabata's during the commotion that shortly followed the producer's death. Isogami even poured his own soup onto his oshibori to better mimic Kawabata's, though forgot to include a crucial detail. Kawabata had wiped soup from his jeans, which stained his oshibori blue. Jugo goes to examine the oshibori in Isogami's possession and confirms its blue stain, sealing Isogami as the culprit.<br>