Difference between revisions of "Just Like a 17 Years Old Crime Scene"
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| − | At Agasa's resident, Conan and Haibara make research on Haneda | + | At Agasa's resident, Conan and Haibara make research on Haneda Kōji. They learn that 17 years ago, he went to USA for a chess competition, but he was murdered in his hotel room. His room was left in a mess and cause of death is unknown. In another room in the same hotel, another murder took place. The victim was Amanda Hughes, a wealthy American with contacts in the FBI and CIA. She was a fan and an acquaintance of Haneda, and it was proved that she had visited him in his hotel room as her finger print were left on tea cups and other thing in the room. Like Haneda the cause of her death is unknown. In the pictures from the crime scene Conan spots a broken mirror with letters on it. P-T-O-N. Haibara thinks it's a part of a message PUT ON MASCARA, and explains that a cosmetic firm would give such mirrors along with products. Her sister had one, that was inherited from their mother. But it's unclear why Haneda would have such a mirror in his room. Haibara guess that Kōji Haneda was murdered because of his connection with Amanda Hughes. |
{{InfoBox Crime | {{InfoBox Crime | ||
| crime = Murder (Past) | | crime = Murder (Past) | ||
| − | | victim = Amanda Hughes and | + | | victim = Amanda Hughes and Kōji Haneda |
| − | | age = 80 Years old (Amanda) & Unknown ( | + | | age = 80 Years old (Amanda) & Unknown (Kōji) |
| cause-death = Unknown (APTX 4869?) | | cause-death = Unknown (APTX 4869?) | ||
| image = | | image = | ||
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* Deceased | * Deceased | ||
* 80 years old | * 80 years old | ||
| − | * Fan of | + | * Fan of Kōji |
* Wealthy American with intelligence contacts }} | * Wealthy American with intelligence contacts }} | ||
{{people|Asaka|Asaka EP861.jpg| | {{people|Asaka|Asaka EP861.jpg| | ||
* Missing Person | * Missing Person | ||
* Amanda's Bodyguard | * Amanda's Bodyguard | ||
| − | * Prime Suspect in the Murders of Amanda and | + | * Prime Suspect in the Murders of Amanda and Kōji}} |
{{people|Kunihisa Hiyama|Kunihisa Hiyama.png| | {{people|Kunihisa Hiyama|Kunihisa Hiyama.png| | ||
* Victim (bludgeoned) | * Victim (bludgeoned) | ||
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The culprit used a trick to bring in the murder weapon. He seal the empty toy capsule using cellotape. Then, he take the half of it and put the iron ball inside. He poured honey and closed it again. The culprit threw the two balls as well as the capsule on the roof at the same time to obscure the sound of the capsule hitting the roof, and only one fell to the ground. The honey makes it hard for the ball to roll fast and if the guards hear two balls landing to the roof, they will probably check where's the other one. The victim really didn't take the CR but the culprit, and until the iron ball came out to the roof, it came out through the small window. The culprit waited until the victim check the CR where the murder took place. The blood splattered to him will be proven by checking if there's a luminol reaction. | The culprit used a trick to bring in the murder weapon. He seal the empty toy capsule using cellotape. Then, he take the half of it and put the iron ball inside. He poured honey and closed it again. The culprit threw the two balls as well as the capsule on the roof at the same time to obscure the sound of the capsule hitting the roof, and only one fell to the ground. The honey makes it hard for the ball to roll fast and if the guards hear two balls landing to the roof, they will probably check where's the other one. The victim really didn't take the CR but the culprit, and until the iron ball came out to the roof, it came out through the small window. The culprit waited until the victim check the CR where the murder took place. The blood splattered to him will be proven by checking if there's a luminol reaction. | ||
| − | Upon realizing the victim's dying message on the glass cup is similar to the missing letters on the mirror in | + | Upon realizing the victim's dying message on the glass cup is similar to the missing letters on the mirror in Kōji Haneda's room, Conan and Subaru each rearrange the missing letters and discover Haneda's dying message: |
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Revision as of 14:32, 6 May 2018
Contents
Characters introduced
Cast
Case
Situation
Part 1
At Agasa's resident, Conan and Haibara make research on Haneda Kōji. They learn that 17 years ago, he went to USA for a chess competition, but he was murdered in his hotel room. His room was left in a mess and cause of death is unknown. In another room in the same hotel, another murder took place. The victim was Amanda Hughes, a wealthy American with contacts in the FBI and CIA. She was a fan and an acquaintance of Haneda, and it was proved that she had visited him in his hotel room as her finger print were left on tea cups and other thing in the room. Like Haneda the cause of her death is unknown. In the pictures from the crime scene Conan spots a broken mirror with letters on it. P-T-O-N. Haibara thinks it's a part of a message PUT ON MASCARA, and explains that a cosmetic firm would give such mirrors along with products. Her sister had one, that was inherited from their mother. But it's unclear why Haneda would have such a mirror in his room. Haibara guess that Kōji Haneda was murdered because of his connection with Amanda Hughes.
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Part 2
People
Resolution
Gallery
References
- ^ Dagashi (駄菓子) - Japanese cheap sweets
See also
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