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	\| english-isbn = 1-4215-2886-X		\| english-isbn = 1-4215-2886-X
	\| english-publisher = [[Viz Media]]		\| english-publisher = [[Viz Media]]
	\| detective = [~~https~~:~~//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drury_Lane_~~(character) Drury Lane]		\| detective = [[Wikipedia:Drury Lane (character)\|Drury Lane]]
	\| keyhole = [[Sharon Vineyard]]		\| keyhole = [[Sharon Vineyard]]
	\| prev-volume = Volume 34		\| prev-volume = Volume 34

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	The boat approaches the island, Funaurajima, more commonly known as Onigamejima (English: Demon Turtle Island), shaped like a turtle. Heiji says that the tourist business dried up after several crimes such as kidnappings and robberies were committed against mayor Kaneshiro's household. The mayor called the TV station to set the detective showdown on Funaurajima so they could revive its image and popularity. <br>		The boat approaches the island, Funaurajima, more commonly known as Onigamejima (English: Demon Turtle Island), shaped like a turtle. Heiji says that the tourist business dried up after several crimes such as kidnappings and robberies were committed against mayor Kaneshiro's household. The mayor called the TV station to set the detective showdown on Funaurajima so they could revive its image and popularity. <br>
	Heiji spots two men, Noburou Ikema and Yoshitsugu Kume, flirting with Kazuha and Ran. Annoyed, he pulls Kazuha away, almost claiming that "she's his," but instead labels her as a "random childhood friend." Yoshie Taira and Mikihiko Daito introduce themselves along with the boat's captain, Takashi Shimoji, who remains silent. Ikema and Kume scare the girls with tales of soul-sucking demons, while Heiji deduces that Taira's swimsuit will be white but soon sees her in the ocean wearing a black wetsuit. <br>		Heiji spots two men, Noburou Ikema and Yoshitsugu Kume, flirting with Kazuha and Ran. Annoyed, he pulls Kazuha away, almost claiming that "she's his," but instead labels her as a "random childhood friend." Yoshie Taira and Mikihiko Daito introduce themselves along with the boat's captain, Takashi Shimoji, who remains silent. Ikema and Kume scare the girls with tales of soul-sucking demons, while Heiji deduces that Taira's swimsuit will be white but soon sees her in the ocean wearing a black wetsuit. <br>
	[[File:Deceased Taira.png\|thumb\|right\|~~200px~~\|Yoshie Taira is found strangled on the beach along with another message.]]		[[File:Deceased Taira.png\|thumb\|right\|201px\|Yoshie Taira is found strangled on the beach along with another message.]]
	Heiji and Conan read the relevant mysterious message that's been etched into a beam of a dilapidated structure: "The princess sleeps in the Ko and not the Otsu (姫眠るは甲なりて乙にあらず)." Taketomi explains that people discovered an emaciated corpse leaning on the message's beam a year ago. It's theorized that he was a passenger on a boat that capsized due to massive hurricanes from the previous year. Kazuha wonders why someone would construct a house on an uninhabited island, to which Taira answers that mayor Kaneshiro built it to be a vacation getaway, but hurricanes eventually tore it apart. Heiji is pleased to see that, just like his deduction, Taira wore a white bikini under her wetsuit. Daito says that the island has changed since the last time he saw it, adding that until two years ago, he fished for mackerel near the island's waters. Ikema and Kume say that this island was a perfect place for diving, but they were the only two who'd still come around after the crimes. Taketomi sends the crew to scout for interesting locations on the island while he discusses matters with Heiji. <br>		Heiji and Conan read the relevant mysterious message that's been etched into a beam of a dilapidated structure: "The princess sleeps in the Ko and not the Otsu (姫眠るは甲なりて乙にあらず)." Taketomi explains that people discovered an emaciated corpse leaning on the message's beam a year ago. It's theorized that he was a passenger on a boat that capsized due to massive hurricanes from the previous year. Kazuha wonders why someone would construct a house on an uninhabited island, to which Taira answers that mayor Kaneshiro built it to be a vacation getaway, but hurricanes eventually tore it apart. Heiji is pleased to see that, just like his deduction, Taira wore a white bikini under her wetsuit. Daito says that the island has changed since the last time he saw it, adding that until two years ago, he fished for mackerel near the island's waters. Ikema and Kume say that this island was a perfect place for diving, but they were the only two who'd still come around after the crimes. Taketomi sends the crew to scout for interesting locations on the island while he discusses matters with Heiji. <br>
	Later that day, most of the crew returned to the boat. Conan and Heiji ponder the message's meaning. Because Ko (甲), Otsu (乙), and Hei (丙) was an ancient ranking system of one, two, and three, the detectives vaguely theorize that it's trying to say that "the princess is sleeping at one, not two." Ran and Kazuha worries about Taira as it has been an hour since everyone else returned. They wonder if she's still diving which alerts Conan and Heiji. The two boys sprint off and split up; Conan and Ran go around one side of the island while Heiji and Kazuha go around the other. The two converge at the opposite end only to see a deceased Taira with strangulation marks around her neck and another message written in the sand.		Later that day, most of the crew returned to the boat. Conan and Heiji ponder the message's meaning. Because Ko (甲), Otsu (乙), and Hei (丙) was an ancient ranking system of one, two, and three, the detectives vaguely theorize that it's trying to say that "the princess is sleeping at one, not two." Ran and Kazuha worries about Taira as it has been an hour since everyone else returned. They wonder if she's still diving which alerts Conan and Heiji. The two boys sprint off and split up; Conan and Ran go around one side of the island while Heiji and Kazuha go around the other. The two converge at the opposite end only to see a deceased Taira with strangulation marks around her neck and another message written in the sand.

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	Shinichi wishes to examine the costumes that are hung above the stage, much to the dismay of the theater workers. Yukiko arrives, charming the men into giving up information. While Redwood and his associate discuss the possibility of an outside perpetrator, the lights suddenly shut off on stage. Yukiko, under the name "The Night Baroness," appears in the spotlight, reciting the deduction Shinichi had ~~told her~~ explained to her. Meanwhile, Shinichi explains to Ran ~~his deduction~~. <br>		Shinichi wishes to examine the costumes that are hung above the stage, much to the dismay of the theater workers. Yukiko then arrives, charming the men into giving up information. While Redwood and his associate discuss the possibility of an outside perpetrator, the lights suddenly shut off on stage. Yukiko, under the name "The Night Baroness," appears in the spotlight, reciting the deduction Shinichi had explained to her. Meanwhile, Shinichi simultaneously explains the deduction to Ran. <br>
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	'''The ~~culprit is Rose Hewitt~~'''<br>		[[File:CH353_ShotAngle.png\|thumb\|right\|300px\|Rose shot Heath beneath the mirror and through the metal grate.]]
	Shinichi states that Heath ~~couldn't~~ hide ~~completely~~ behind the mirror as it is too short, and Heath's wings ~~didn't~~ let him crouch. Hence, the production must~~'ve~~ utilized a trap door to lower his stature. Yukiko commands to rotate the stage contraption behind the mirror until the grate that once led to nothing covers a hole to the stage's trap cellar. The police investigate and find ~~the~~ cartridge and several feathers from Heath's costume. Yukiko points to Rose Hewitt as the culprit ~~as her~~ position lying beside the base of the mirror lets her aim beneath the mirror, through the grate, and at Heath's chest. The other actresses protest that Rose ~~couldn't~~ have known that the production would use the trapdoor, ~~but as~~ Rose would be so close to the grate in question, the staff would have to ~~notify~~ her of its use. The reason for the truncated mirror must~~'ve~~ been because Rose had purposely damaged the top corner of the mirror. Not wanting to demoralize the cast, the staff had quietly removed the damaged portion of the mirror and connected the remaining two pieces, losing some of its height in the process. Rose had also stuck the gun into Heath's costume, letting the gun rise into the air before eventually falling back down to the stage to mimic it being thrown onto the stage. Thus, a burn mark appears on Heath's chest. However, while positioning the gun on Heath's body, he grabbed Rose's forearm with his bloodstained hand, leaving his ~~print~~ on her gloves.<br>		'''The Method:'''<br>
			Shinichi states that Heath could not completely hide behind the mirror as it is too short, and Heath's wings did not let him crouch. Hence, the production must have utilized a trap door to lower his stature. Yukiko commands the crew to rotate the stage contraption behind the mirror until the grate that once led to nothing covers a hole to the stage's trap cellar. The police investigate and find a bullet cartridge and several feathers from Heath's costume. Accordingly, Yukiko points to '''Rose Hewitt''' as the culprit. Her position lying beside the base of the mirror lets her aim beneath the mirror, through the grate, and at Heath's chest. The other actresses protest that Rose could not have known that the production would use the trapdoor. However, Yukiko explains that because Rose would be placed so close to the grate in question, the staff would have to have notified her about its use. The reason for the truncated mirror must have been because Rose had purposely damaged the top corner of the mirror. Not wanting to demoralize the cast, the staff had quietly removed the damaged portion of the mirror and connected the remaining two pieces, losing some of its height in the process. Rose had also stuck the used gun into Heath's costume after shooting him, letting the gun rise into the air before eventually falling back down to the stage to mimic the weapon being thrown onto the stage. Thus, a burn mark appears on Heath's chest. However, while positioning the gun on Heath's body, the victim grabbed Rose's forearm with his bloodstained hand, leaving his bloody handprint on her gloves.<br>
	Shinichi states that he saw how Rose had trouble opening a can with gloves back in the dressing room, a sign that she had a reason not to remove them. The inspector turns Rose's gloves inside out, revealing the aforementioned bloodstains.<br>		Shinichi states that he saw how Rose had trouble opening a can with gloves back in the dressing room, a sign that she had a reason not to remove them. The inspector turns Rose's gloves inside out, revealing the aforementioned bloodstains.<br>
	When asked about her motive, Rose states that she felt betrayed by Heath~~, as he~~ said he~~'ll~~ quit his role as Michael ~~to take on~~ a film ~~role~~, despite knowing how much Rose loved his portrayal of the ~~archangel~~. Rose proceeds to callously thank Ran for saving her life from the falling armor, consequently letting her perpetrate her crime.		'''The Motive:'''<br>
			When asked about her motive, Rose states that she felt betrayed by Heath. He said he would quit his theater role as Michael and instead pursue a career as a film actor, a decision he made despite knowing how much Rose loved his portrayal of the Archangel. Rose proceeds to callously thank Ran for previously saving her life from the falling armor, consequently letting her perpetrate her crime.
	</spoiler>		</spoiler>
	[[File:Ran and Akai.png\|thumb\|right\|150px\|A mysterious long-haired Japanese man stands before Ran.]]		[[File:Ran and Akai.png\|thumb\|right\|150px\|A mysterious long-haired Japanese man stands before Ran.]]
	Yukiko ~~departs to~~ the police station for questioning, leaving Shinichi and Ran to go to the hotel. ~~But before~~ she leaves, she warns them of the serial killer: a long-haired Japanese man. On the cab ride, Shinichi notices Ran in a dazed state, asking her if Rose's words had gotten to her. She denies it. Ran leaves the cab window open, claiming that she can see the New York views better that way. Shinichi protests that the cab's interior ~~will get wet from rain~~, but Ran says she~~'ll~~ use the handkerchief Sharon gave her to wipe the seat, ~~but~~ a ~~sudden~~ gust of wind blows the cloth out of her ~~hands~~ and into the streets. Ran immediately ~~asked~~ the driver to stop so she ~~could~~ retrieve it. Shinichi notices the handkerchief stuck on the service staircase of a dilapidated building and sets off to ~~get~~ it. As he leaves, Ran remembers Sharon's words, ~~"I wonder if there is~~ God~~. If he truly existed, he wouldn't let such a cruel thing happen~~," and Rose's words, ~~"Thank you..~~. ~~You helped me to make it."~~ Ran suspects Sharon knew Rose would kill Heath~~; that's why~~ she pitied Ran for letting such a heinous thing happen. Wallowing in her rush of emotions, she notices someone approaching. Standing before her is [[Shuichi Akai\|a long-haired Japanese man]].		Yukiko leaves for the police station for questioning, leaving Shinichi and Ran to go to the hotel by themselves. Before she leaves, she warns them of the serial killer: a long-haired Japanese man.<br>
			On the cab ride to their hotel, Shinichi notices Ran in a dazed state, asking her if Rose's words had gotten to her. She denies it. Ran leaves the cab window open, claiming that she can see the [[Wikipedia: New York]] views better that way. Shinichi protests that the rain will soak the cab's interior, but Ran says she will use the handkerchief Sharon gave her to wipe the seat. Suddenly, a gust of wind blows the cloth out of her hand and into the streets. Ran immediately asks the driver to stop so she can retrieve it.<br>
			Out on the street, Shinichi notices the handkerchief stuck on the railing of a service staircase of a dilapidated building, and sets off to retrieve it. As he leaves, Ran remembers both Sharon's words, doubting the existence of a God, and Rose's words, thanking her for enabling her murder. Ran suspects Sharon knew Rose would kill Heath, therefore, she pitied Ran for letting such a heinous thing happen. Wallowing in her rush of emotions, she notices someone approaching. Standing before her is [[Shuichi Akai\|a long-haired Japanese man]].

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	[[File:Dead Heath.png\|thumb\|left\|200px\|The Dead Archangel]]		[[File:Dead Heath.png\|thumb\|left\|200px\|The Dead Archangel]]
	Pandemonium ensues as Michael (played by Heath) is shot. Shinichi rushes up to the spectator box from which he saw the red beam of light, finding nothing but a single bullet cartridge.<br>		Pandemonium ensues as Michael (played by Heath) is shot. Shinichi rushes up to the spectator box from which he saw the red beam of light, finding nothing but a single bullet cartridge.<br>
	Sometime later, Radish Redwood arrives and examines Heath's body, learning that he was shot at a forty-degree angle. Yukiko recounts the events leading to Heath's assassination, while Shinichi pulls on Redwood's face to test if he is still a disguise worn by Sharon Vineyard. ~~<br>~~		Sometime later, Radish Redwood arrives and examines Heath's body, learning that he was shot at a forty-degree angle. Yukiko recounts the events leading to Heath's assassination, while Shinichi pulls on Redwood's face to test if he is still a disguise worn by Sharon Vineyard. Redwood discovers strange burn marks under Heath's neck, as well as smudged blood on Heath's hands despite there being no traces of him touching his bloodstained costume. With [[Yusaku Kudo\|Yusaku]] unavailable, Ran entertains the idea of Shinichi solving the case, citing his earlier contributions aboard the plane to [[Wikipedia: Los Angeles\|Los Angeles]].<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> Hearing Ran's praise, Yukiko is surprised by her son's apparent proficiency at deduction. Shinichi concludes that the murderer is one of the four actresses on stage alongside Heath. The gun cartridge Shinichi had found in the spectator box was not warm, meaning it was not fired and instead placed to misdirect the investigation. Shinichi also says that the falling armor was likely not an accident as he found a cut on the floor as well as a segment of nylon string—the same type of nylon string found on the armor. Redwood and Yukiko then press Shinichi on how someone less than six feet tall could shoot Heath from such a high angle, but Shinichi confesses that he has not yet figured that out. <br>[[File:Shinichi Investigates Mirror Behind Ran.png\|thumb\|right\|251px\|Shinichi investigates the scratched mirror behind Ran.]]
	Redwood discovers strange burn marks under Heath's neck, as well as smudged blood on Heath's hands despite there being no traces of him touching his bloodstained costume. With Yusaku unavailable, Ran entertains the idea of Shinichi solving the case, citing his contributions ~~to the murder case on~~ the ~~airplane on the way~~ to ~~New York~~.<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> Hearing Ran's praise, Yukiko is surprised by her son's apparent proficiency at deduction. Shinichi concludes that the murderer is one of the four actresses on stage alongside Heath. The gun cartridge Shinichi had found in the spectator box ~~wasn't hot~~, meaning it ~~wasn't~~ fired and instead placed ~~there~~ to ~~throw off~~ the investigation. Shinichi also says that the falling armor was likely not an accident as he found a cut on the floor as well as a segment of nylon ~~string — the~~ same type of nylon string found on the armor. Redwood and Yukiko then press Shinichi on how someone less than ~~6ft~~ tall could shoot Heath from a ~~higher~~ angle, but Shinichi confesses that he ~~hasn't~~ figured that out ~~yet~~. <br>[[File:Shinichi Investigates Mirror Behind Ran.png\|thumb\|right\|251px\|Shinichi investigates the scratched mirror behind Ran.]]		Later, the four actresses are seen fidgeting with various items while arguing about their various flings with Heath. However, Yukiko reveals to Redwood and Ran that Iberis was Heath's wife, but had decided to keep it a secret from her colleagues.<br>
	Later, the four actresses are seen fidgeting with various items while arguing about their flings ~~they each had~~ with Heath. However, Yukiko reveals to Redwood and Ran that Iberis was Heath's wife but decided to keep it a secret from her colleagues.<br>		Shinichi goes to investigate the mirror at which the murder took place. He asks Ran to hold a pamphlet above her head to better grasp Heath's height. Comparing the simulated height to the mirror's height, Shinichi notices that the all-important mirror has been truncated, leaving a visible mark on the glass. Shinichi goes around to the back of the mirror and sees a feather from Heath's costume stuck on a grate that seemingly covers nothing. He lifts the grate to see two streaks of blood running across the floor.
	Shinichi goes to investigate the mirror in which the murder took place. He asks Ran to hold up a pamphlet above her head to grasp Heath's height. Comparing the simulated height to the mirror's height, Shinichi notices that the all-important mirror has been truncated, leaving a visible mark on the glass. Shinichi goes around the back of the mirror and sees a feather from Heath's costume stuck on a grate that seemingly covers nothing. He lifts the grate to see two streaks of blood running across the floor.

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	[[File:Dead Heath.png\|thumb\|left\|200px\|The Dead Archangel]]		[[File:Dead Heath.png\|thumb\|left\|200px\|The Dead Archangel]]
	Pandemonium ensues as Michael (played by Heath) is shot. Shinichi rushes up to the spectator box from which he saw the red beam of light~~. All that is left is~~ a single bullet cartridge. Radish Redwood examines Heath's body, learning that he was shot at an angle ~~of 40 degrees~~. Yukiko ~~arrives, recounting~~ the events of Heath's assassination ~~to the police. Meanwhile~~, Shinichi pulls on Redwood's face to test if he's still a disguise worn by Sharon Vineyard. <br>		Pandemonium ensues as Michael (played by Heath) is shot. Shinichi rushes up to the spectator box from which he saw the red beam of light, finding nothing but a single bullet cartridge.<br>
			Sometime later, Radish Redwood arrives and examines Heath's body, learning that he was shot at a forty-degree angle. Yukiko recounts the events leading to Heath's assassination, while Shinichi pulls on Redwood's face to test if he is still a disguise worn by Sharon Vineyard. <br>
	Redwood discovers strange burn marks under Heath's neck, as well as smudged blood on Heath's hands despite there being no traces of him touching his bloodstained costume. With Yusaku unavailable, Ran entertains the idea of Shinichi solving the case, citing his contributions to the murder case on the airplane on the way to New York.<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> Hearing Ran's praise, Yukiko is surprised by her son's apparent proficiency at deduction. Shinichi concludes that the murderer is one of the four actresses on stage alongside Heath. The gun cartridge Shinichi had found in the spectator box wasn't hot, meaning it wasn't fired and instead placed there to throw off the investigation. Shinichi also says that the falling armor was likely not an accident as he found a cut on the floor as well as a segment of nylon string — the same type of nylon string found on the armor. Redwood and Yukiko then press Shinichi on how someone less than 6ft tall could shoot Heath from a higher angle, but Shinichi confesses that he hasn't figured that out yet. <br>[[File:Shinichi Investigates Mirror Behind Ran.png\|thumb\|right\|251px\|Shinichi investigates the scratched mirror behind Ran.]]		Redwood discovers strange burn marks under Heath's neck, as well as smudged blood on Heath's hands despite there being no traces of him touching his bloodstained costume. With Yusaku unavailable, Ran entertains the idea of Shinichi solving the case, citing his contributions to the murder case on the airplane on the way to New York.<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> Hearing Ran's praise, Yukiko is surprised by her son's apparent proficiency at deduction. Shinichi concludes that the murderer is one of the four actresses on stage alongside Heath. The gun cartridge Shinichi had found in the spectator box wasn't hot, meaning it wasn't fired and instead placed there to throw off the investigation. Shinichi also says that the falling armor was likely not an accident as he found a cut on the floor as well as a segment of nylon string — the same type of nylon string found on the armor. Redwood and Yukiko then press Shinichi on how someone less than 6ft tall could shoot Heath from a higher angle, but Shinichi confesses that he hasn't figured that out yet. <br>[[File:Shinichi Investigates Mirror Behind Ran.png\|thumb\|right\|251px\|Shinichi investigates the scratched mirror behind Ran.]]
	Later, the four actresses are seen fidgeting with various items while arguing about their flings they each had with Heath. However, Yukiko reveals to Redwood and Ran that Iberis was Heath's wife but decided to keep it a secret from her colleagues.<br>		Later, the four actresses are seen fidgeting with various items while arguing about their flings they each had with Heath. However, Yukiko reveals to Redwood and Ran that Iberis was Heath's wife but decided to keep it a secret from her colleagues.<br>

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	[[File:Sharon on Chris.png\|thumb\|left\|151px\|Sharon laments about her troubled life, mentioning her daughter, Chris]]		[[File:Sharon on Chris.png\|thumb\|left\|151px\|Sharon laments about her troubled life, mentioning her daughter, Chris]]
	[[Sharon Vineyard]] speaks of her past filled with misfortunes, mentioning her daughter, [[Chris Vineyard]]. She reveals that Chris and her had fallen out, and have not seen each other in over ten years as Chris had begun "hanging out with a bad crowd." Sharon escorts [[Yukiko Kudo\|Yukiko]], [[Shinichi Kudo\|Shinichi]], and [[Ran Mouri\|Ran]] to the dressing room to meet the cast: Lilas Sanchez, Rose Hewitt, Akane Neilson, and Iberis Hamilton. After brief introductions, Iberis mentions a mysterious gift sent to the actresses, a golden apple with the words "For the Fairest" written on it. Then, Heath Flockhart, the star actor, enters the room recommending to show their guests backstage.<br>While exploring the narrow gaps that make up the backstage, Ran notices the play's costumes hung up on the ceiling. Suddenly, a tether snaps causing a large armor piece to fall onto the group. Most manage to escape, but Rose's dress is caught on a sign. Seeing this, Ran rushes over and tackles her out of the way as the armor crashes onto the floor. Rose suspects that she is being targeted, stating that the prop mirror—the cast's lucky charm—must have given her the luck to survive. Sharon, however, points to Ran as Rose's savior. After Rose expresses her gratitude to her, Ran notices she's scraped her arm. Sharon hands her a handkerchief before leaving the set, ~~saying that she has "something to take care~~ of."<br> [[File:Sharon's handkerchief.png\|thumb\|right\|201px\|Sharon hands Ran a handkerchief]]Yukiko and Ran enjoy the performance while Shinichi calls it cliche. He explains that the play is based on an ancient Greek myth where a festival is held on Mount Olympus where most ~~of the~~ Gods are invited. Eris, the Goddess of discord, however, is not invited. Angered, she throws a Golden Apple with the words "For the Fairest" into the crowd. Hera, Athena, and Aphrodite see the apple ~~challenging them~~ to determine who the ~~apple~~ is ~~for, letting~~ a Trojan Prince decide. Shinichi explains that Lilas plays Hera, Akane plays Athena, and Rose plays Aphrodite with Iberis playing Eris ~~and that in the end, it is Aphrodite who is chosen by the prince~~. Yukiko then states that ~~this~~ show ~~is different~~ from the Greek myth and that there is a twist at the end. Heath, who was playing the Trojan Prince, reveals himself as the Christian Archangel, Michael. Before Michael can reveal the answer to Eris' question, Shinichi notices a red beam of light coming from the audience and ~~into~~ the smokescreen shrouding the stage. Michael is then lifted into the air by the stage cables but to everyone's horror, he is shown dead.		[[Sharon Vineyard]] speaks of her past filled with misfortunes, mentioning her daughter, [[Chris Vineyard]]. She reveals that Chris and her had fallen out, and have not seen each other in over ten years as Chris had begun "hanging out with a bad crowd." Sharon escorts [[Yukiko Kudo\|Yukiko]], [[Shinichi Kudo\|Shinichi]], and [[Ran Mouri\|Ran]] to the dressing room to meet the cast: Lilas Sanchez, Rose Hewitt, Akane Neilson, and Iberis Hamilton. After brief introductions, Iberis mentions a mysterious gift sent to the actresses, a golden apple with the words "For the Fairest" written on it. Then, Heath Flockhart, the star actor, enters the room recommending to show their guests backstage.<br>While exploring the narrow gaps that make up the backstage, Ran notices the play's costumes hung up on the ceiling. Suddenly, a tether snaps causing a large armor piece to fall onto the group. Most manage to escape, but Rose's dress is caught on a sign. Seeing this, Ran rushes over and tackles her out of the way as the armor crashes onto the floor. Rose suspects that she is being targeted, stating that the prop mirror—the cast's lucky charm—must have given her the luck to survive. Sharon, however, points to Ran as Rose's savior. After Rose expresses her gratitude to her, Ran notices she's scraped her arm. Sharon hands her a handkerchief before leaving the set, speaking of an important errand and a terrible storm.<br> [[File:Sharon's handkerchief.png\|thumb\|right\|201px\|Sharon hands Ran a handkerchief]]
			Yukiko and Ran enjoy the performance while Shinichi calls it cliche. He explains that the play is based on an ancient Greek myth where a festival is held on [[Wikipedia: Mount Olympus\|Mount Olympus]] where most Gods are invited. Eris, the Goddess of discord, however, is not invited. Angered, she throws a Golden Apple with the words "For the Fairest" into the crowd. [[Wikipedia: Hera\|Hera]], [[Wikipedia: Athena\|Athena]], and [[Wikipedia: Aphrodite\|Aphrodite]] see the apple's challenge and set out to determine who the fruit is referencing—letting a Trojan Prince decide. In the end, it is Aphrodite who is chosen by the prince. Shinichi explains that Lilas plays Hera, Akane plays Athena, and Rose plays Aphrodite with Iberis playing Eris. Yukiko then states that the show deviates from the Greek myth and that there is a twist at the end. Heath, who was playing the Trojan Prince, reveals himself as the Christian Archangel, [[Wikipedia: Michael (Archangel)\|Michael]]. Before Michael can reveal the answer to Eris' question, Shinichi notices a red beam of light coming from the audience and onto the smokescreen shrouding of the stage. Michael is then lifted into the air by the stage cables, but to everyone's horror, he is shown dead.

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	[[File:Sharon on Chris.png\|thumb\|left\|~~150px~~\|Sharon laments about her troubled life, mentioning her daughter, Chris]]		[[File:Sharon on Chris.png\|thumb\|left\|151px\|Sharon laments about her troubled life, mentioning her daughter, Chris]]
	[[Sharon Vineyard]] speaks of her past filled with misfortunes, mentioning her daughter, [[Chris Vineyard]]. She reveals that Chris and her had fallen out, and ~~haven't~~ seen each other in over ten years as Chris had begun "hanging out with a bad crowd." Sharon escorts [[Yukiko Kudo\|Yukiko]], [[Shinichi Kudo\|Shinichi]], and [[Ran Mouri\|Ran]] to the dressing room to meet the cast: Lilas Sanchez, Rose Hewitt, Akane Neilson, and Iberis Hamilton. After brief introductions, Iberis mentions a mysterious gift sent to the actresses, a golden apple with the words "For the Fairest" written on it. Then, Heath Flockhart, the star actor, enters the room recommending to show their guests backstage.<br>While exploring the narrow gaps that make up the backstage, Ran notices the play's costumes hung up on the ceiling. Suddenly, a tether snaps causing a large armor piece to fall onto the group. Most manage to escape, but Rose's dress is caught on a sign. Seeing this, Ran rushes over and tackles her out of the way as the armor crashes onto the floor. Rose suspects that she's being targeted, stating that the prop ~~mirror — which is the~~ cast's lucky ~~charm — must've~~ given her the luck to survive. Sharon, however, points to Ran as Rose's savior. After Rose expresses her gratitude to her, Ran notices she's scraped her arm. Sharon hands her a handkerchief before leaving the set, saying that she has "something to take care of."<br> [[File:Sharon's handkerchief.png\|thumb\|right\|~~200px~~\|Sharon hands Ran a handkerchief]]Yukiko and Ran enjoy the performance while Shinichi calls it cliche. He explains that the play is based on an ancient Greek myth where a festival is held on Mount Olympus where most of the Gods are invited. Eris, the Goddess of discord, however, is not invited. Angered, she throws a Golden Apple with the words "For the Fairest" into the crowd. Hera, Athena, and Aphrodite see the apple challenging them to determine who the apple is for, letting a Trojan Prince decide. Shinichi explains that Lilas plays Hera, Akane plays Athena, and Rose plays Aphrodite with Iberis playing Eris and that in the end, it is Aphrodite who is chosen by the prince. Yukiko then states that this show is different from the Greek myth and that there is a twist at the end. Heath, who was playing the Trojan Prince, reveals himself as the Christian Archangel, Michael. Before Michael can reveal the answer to Eris' question, Shinichi notices a red beam of light coming from the audience and into the smokescreen shrouding the stage. Michael is then lifted into the air by the stage cables but to everyone's horror, he is shown dead.		[[Sharon Vineyard]] speaks of her past filled with misfortunes, mentioning her daughter, [[Chris Vineyard]]. She reveals that Chris and her had fallen out, and have not seen each other in over ten years as Chris had begun "hanging out with a bad crowd." Sharon escorts [[Yukiko Kudo\|Yukiko]], [[Shinichi Kudo\|Shinichi]], and [[Ran Mouri\|Ran]] to the dressing room to meet the cast: Lilas Sanchez, Rose Hewitt, Akane Neilson, and Iberis Hamilton. After brief introductions, Iberis mentions a mysterious gift sent to the actresses, a golden apple with the words "For the Fairest" written on it. Then, Heath Flockhart, the star actor, enters the room recommending to show their guests backstage.<br>While exploring the narrow gaps that make up the backstage, Ran notices the play's costumes hung up on the ceiling. Suddenly, a tether snaps causing a large armor piece to fall onto the group. Most manage to escape, but Rose's dress is caught on a sign. Seeing this, Ran rushes over and tackles her out of the way as the armor crashes onto the floor. Rose suspects that she is being targeted, stating that the prop mirror—the cast's lucky charm—must have given her the luck to survive. Sharon, however, points to Ran as Rose's savior. After Rose expresses her gratitude to her, Ran notices she's scraped her arm. Sharon hands her a handkerchief before leaving the set, saying that she has "something to take care of."<br> [[File:Sharon's handkerchief.png\|thumb\|right\|201px\|Sharon hands Ran a handkerchief]]Yukiko and Ran enjoy the performance while Shinichi calls it cliche. He explains that the play is based on an ancient Greek myth where a festival is held on Mount Olympus where most of the Gods are invited. Eris, the Goddess of discord, however, is not invited. Angered, she throws a Golden Apple with the words "For the Fairest" into the crowd. Hera, Athena, and Aphrodite see the apple challenging them to determine who the apple is for, letting a Trojan Prince decide. Shinichi explains that Lilas plays Hera, Akane plays Athena, and Rose plays Aphrodite with Iberis playing Eris and that in the end, it is Aphrodite who is chosen by the prince. Yukiko then states that this show is different from the Greek myth and that there is a twist at the end. Heath, who was playing the Trojan Prince, reveals himself as the Christian Archangel, Michael. Before Michael can reveal the answer to Eris' question, Shinichi notices a red beam of light coming from the audience and into the smokescreen shrouding the stage. Michael is then lifted into the air by the stage cables but to everyone's horror, he is shown dead.

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	[[File:Dead Heath.png\|thumb\|left\|200px\|The Dead Archangel]]		[[File:Dead Heath.png\|thumb\|left\|200px\|The Dead Archangel]]
	Pandemonium ensues as Michael (played by Heath) is shot. Shinichi rushes up to the spectator box from which he saw the red beam of light. All that is left is a single bullet cartridge. Radish Redwood examines Heath's body, learning that he was shot at an angle of 40 degrees. Yukiko arrives, recounting the events of Heath's assassination to the police. Meanwhile, Shinichi pulls on Redwood's face to test if he's still a disguise worn by Sharon Vineyard. <br>		Pandemonium ensues as Michael (played by Heath) is shot. Shinichi rushes up to the spectator box from which he saw the red beam of light. All that is left is a single bullet cartridge. Radish Redwood examines Heath's body, learning that he was shot at an angle of 40 degrees. Yukiko arrives, recounting the events of Heath's assassination to the police. Meanwhile, Shinichi pulls on Redwood's face to test if he's still a disguise worn by Sharon Vineyard. <br>
	Redwood discovers strange burn marks under Heath's neck, as well as smudged blood on Heath's hands despite there being no traces of him touching his bloodstained costume. With Yusaku unavailable, Ran entertains the idea of Shinichi solving the case, citing his contributions to the murder case on the airplane on the way to New York.<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> Hearing Ran's praise, Yukiko is surprised by her son's apparent proficiency at deduction. Shinichi concludes that the murderer is one of the four actresses on stage alongside Heath. The gun cartridge Shinichi had found in the spectator box wasn't hot, meaning it wasn't fired and instead placed there to throw off the investigation. Shinichi also says that the falling armor was likely not an accident as he found a cut on the floor as well as a segment of nylon string — the same type of nylon string found on the armor. Redwood and Yukiko then press Shinichi on how someone less than 6ft tall could shoot Heath from a higher angle, but Shinichi confesses that he hasn't figured that out yet. <br>[[File:Shinichi Investigates Mirror Behind Ran.png\|thumb\|right\|~~250px~~\|Shinichi investigates the scratched mirror behind Ran.]]		Redwood discovers strange burn marks under Heath's neck, as well as smudged blood on Heath's hands despite there being no traces of him touching his bloodstained costume. With Yusaku unavailable, Ran entertains the idea of Shinichi solving the case, citing his contributions to the murder case on the airplane on the way to New York.<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> Hearing Ran's praise, Yukiko is surprised by her son's apparent proficiency at deduction. Shinichi concludes that the murderer is one of the four actresses on stage alongside Heath. The gun cartridge Shinichi had found in the spectator box wasn't hot, meaning it wasn't fired and instead placed there to throw off the investigation. Shinichi also says that the falling armor was likely not an accident as he found a cut on the floor as well as a segment of nylon string — the same type of nylon string found on the armor. Redwood and Yukiko then press Shinichi on how someone less than 6ft tall could shoot Heath from a higher angle, but Shinichi confesses that he hasn't figured that out yet. <br>[[File:Shinichi Investigates Mirror Behind Ran.png\|thumb\|right\|251px\|Shinichi investigates the scratched mirror behind Ran.]]
	Later, the four actresses are seen fidgeting with various items while arguing about their flings they each had with Heath. However, Yukiko reveals to Redwood and Ran that Iberis was Heath's wife but decided to keep it a secret from her colleagues.<br>		Later, the four actresses are seen fidgeting with various items while arguing about their flings they each had with Heath. However, Yukiko reveals to Redwood and Ran that Iberis was Heath's wife but decided to keep it a secret from her colleagues.<br>
	Shinichi goes to investigate the mirror in which the murder took place. He asks Ran to hold up a pamphlet above her head to grasp Heath's height. Comparing the simulated height to the mirror's height, Shinichi notices that the all-important mirror has been truncated, leaving a visible mark on the glass. Shinichi goes around the back of the mirror and sees a feather from Heath's costume stuck on a grate that seemingly covers nothing. He lifts the grate to see two streaks of blood running across the floor.		Shinichi goes to investigate the mirror in which the murder took place. He asks Ran to hold up a pamphlet above her head to grasp Heath's height. Comparing the simulated height to the mirror's height, Shinichi notices that the all-important mirror has been truncated, leaving a visible mark on the glass. Shinichi goes around the back of the mirror and sees a feather from Heath's costume stuck on a grate that seemingly covers nothing. He lifts the grate to see two streaks of blood running across the floor.

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	* Major romantic development between Shinichi and Ran.		* Major romantic development between Shinichi and Ran.
	** Ran dreams about the time she first grew feelings for Shinichi in New York.		** Ran dreams about the time she first grew feelings for Shinichi in New York.
	* Shinichi and Ran encountered and saved ~~the~~ serial killer from falling from a railing to their death.		* Shinichi and Ran encountered and saved a serial killer from falling from a railing to their death.
	* Ran had encountered Shuichi Akai a year ago in New York while the latter searched for a serial killer.		* Ran had encountered Shuichi Akai a year ago in New York while the latter searched for a serial killer.
	** Akai is revealed to be an FBI Agent		** Akai is revealed to be an FBI Agent
			* Yukiko reveals that her and Sharon Vineyard learned their techniques of disguise from Toichi Kuroba.
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	=== Haunted Apartment Case ===		=== Haunted Apartment Case ===
	{{ref anime\|274-275\|Truth ~~About~~ the Haunted House}}		{{ref anime\|274-275\|The Truth of the Haunted House}}

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	* Major romantic development between Shinichi and Ran.		* Major romantic development between Shinichi and Ran.
	** Ran dreams about the time she first grew feelings for Shinichi in New York.		** Ran dreams about the time she first grew feelings for Shinichi in New York.
	* Introduces Chris Vineyard as the daughter of Sharon Vineyard
	* Shinichi and Ran encountered and saved the serial killer from falling from a railing to their death.		* Shinichi and Ran encountered and saved the serial killer from falling from a railing to their death.
	* Ran had encountered Shuichi Akai a year ago in New York while the latter searched for a serial killer.		* Ran had encountered Shuichi Akai a year ago in New York while the latter searched for a serial killer.