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== People == | == People == | ||
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| + | {{People|Nekota Sakanobu|Nekota Sakanobu.jpg| | ||
| + | * 51 years old | ||
| + | * Owner of an Import-Export company}} | ||
| + | {{People|Atomura |EP401-402 Atomura.jpg| | ||
| + | * Former employee of Nekota | ||
| + | * Deceased | ||
| + | * Suspect}} | ||
| + | {{People|Izaka|EP401-402 Izaka.jpg| | ||
| + | * Lives on 6th Floor | ||
| + | * Witness}} | ||
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== Resolution == | == Resolution == | ||
Revision as of 10:35, 14 January 2012
| Episode 401-402 (Int. Episode {{{int-episode}}}) | |
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| Title: | A Jewel Thief Caught Red-Handed |
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| Original airdate: | June 6, 2005 (Part 1) June 13, 2005 (Part 2) |
| Season: | 14 |
| Manga source: | Volume 47: Files 5~7 |
| Cast: | Conan Edogawa Detective Boys Wataru Takagi |
| Case solved by: | Conan Edogawa |
| Director: | Masato Sato |
| Organizer: | 401 Rokou Ogiwara 402 Yukina Hiiro |
| Storyboard: | 401 Rokou Ogiwara 402 Yukina Hiiro |
| Episode director: | 401 Rokou Ogiwara 402 Yukina Hiiro |
| Animation Director: | 401 Akiko Kawashima 402 Atsushi Aono |
| Opening song: | Hoshi no kagayaki yo |
| Closing song: | June Bride ~Anata shika mienai~ |
| Prev episode: | « Ran's Suspicions |
| Next episode: | The Mysterious Angel's Mansion » |
| List of episodes | |
Cast
Gadgets
Plot
Part 1
The Detective Boys meet Takagi in a jewelry store, and soon after, they witness the store being robbed. They chase him to a nearby roof, which he jumps off of, killing himself.
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Conan notices several suspicious things about the incident, leading the police to believe that it wasn't as simple of a case as it first appeared to be, including the fact that the van he fell onto was being used by the culprit's former boss. At the end, Conan realizes that it was a murder, and who did it.
Part 2
The Detective Boys and Conan solve the case and show the police that they were wrong about almost everything that happened.
