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Conan, Kogoro and Ran are in the mountains when they see a hawk, Kogoro disturb the hawk but is stopped by a falconer called Tetsu Akashiba. Angry, he yells at him to be careful with hawks. Later, they are at Takehara Cafe, a cafe managed by Genichi Takehara and his wife Satoko. They also know a local farmer called Masahiko Ishima. The cafe owner goes hiking to later start the cafe event with the puffed rice preparation: The main event consists that the hawk flies a long distance. When the hawk was arriving to the finish, the hawk falls down to later hear a gunshot and find Genichi Takehara dead.
Accident?
Location:Forest
Victim:Genichi Takehara
Age:37 years old
Cause of death:Gunshot wound on chest
Suspects:Tetsu Akashiba, Satoko Takehara and Masahiko Ishima
When the hawk almost finish the race, it falls to the floor to later hear a gunshot sound and see the cafe owner falling dead onto the floor.
The police arrives and investigates, it seems to be an accident, but is this true? After finding a few clues, Conan discovers the culprit and the trick behind this murder.
Conan tranquilizes Kogoro and reveals that Genichi was murdered, and the culprit is Satoko Takehara. First, she murdered her husband when the puffed rice exploded in the machine to camouflage the sound. Later, she tied a fishing line to the hawk's foot and the gunshot trigger to fire the gun, the fishing line was wrapped to a drum to later be dropped to the ravine and fall with a wood plank with Genichi's body, to make appear that he was murdered when he fell onto the floor. The supposed Genichi saw by the people was also Satoko, who disguised herself at him to make her alibi. The proof is a blood stain in her neck that also matchs with a stain in Genichi's neck. She confesses with a creepy face that her husband planned to sell the cafe and leaving not only the cafe, but also her.