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Love and hate are brought together.
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Through both reasoning and suspense.
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How will Pops Kogoro's statement help the case?
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How will it affect the Prosecution's, the Defense and Conan's case?
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He sees through the one and only truth.
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A child in appearance with the I.Q. of an adult.
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His name is Detective Conan!
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Ms. Kisaki and Ms. Kujo, the "Madonna" of the prosecutor's office
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are to battle it out in court again.
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The case is about the defendant is accused to breaking into an office
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and when the victim found out, they fought,
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he accidentally kills the victim during the struggle.
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But Prosecutor Kujo claims that he did intend to kill the victim
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and he is charged with burglary and murder!
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Pops Kogoro and I start to investigate
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and we discover something at the crime scene.
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It can't be...
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I knew it!
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I don't get it.
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The partition is blocking the way, I can't see you from here!
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What did you say?
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Mr. Akiyama, what is the meaning of this?
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Watch it! Stop wandering around!
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What's this?
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That's it, I've got it now!
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I've solved the mystery behind this case.
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"Court Battle 2: Kisaki vs Kujo (Part 2)"
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Thank you for your help.
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No problem. Was I of any help to your case?
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Well, the police and the prosecutor's office
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already went through the place thoroughly.
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I didn't expect to find anything to overturn the case.
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I see.
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I know.
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Why don't you come to my restaurant now and have something to eat?
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I'll bring out a special wine.
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No, that'd be too much.
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He was nice enough to offer!
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It wouldn't hurt to drop by!
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Kogoro...
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Have you forgotten, Ran's waiting for you at home?
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Your daughter?
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Yes.
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Why don't you ask her to come too?
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Geez, that's nice of you.
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The more the merrier when it comes to dining, I always say.
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Thank you, we accept then.
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This is a very good wine.
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I'm glad you like it.
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I like the atmosphere of your restaurant.
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Thank you very much.
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I'll be testifying at the next trial,
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please go easy on me.
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You found your father-in-law's body
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when you went to return something he'd forgotten, didn't you?
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Yes. He had dinner here and left without his glasses.
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His glasses?
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Yes, his reading glasses.
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Take your time and enjoy your meal.
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This restaurant looks fancy
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but the pasta isn't very good, right?
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You're right.
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The olive oil is a little heavy.
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By the way, how are things for the next trial going?
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Not too good.
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You'll lose unless you change your approach.
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And what do you mean by that?
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You won't get him off on the burglary and murder charge.
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So you've to stress the fact that he did it out of love for his daughter
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and that the victim was also at fault.
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Are you saying I should accept the prosecution's charges
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and ask for leniency due to extenuating circumstances?
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What choice do you have?
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Don't be ridiculous!
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The defendant insists that he had no intention of killing him!
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You believe everything your client tells you,
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that's why "Madonna" always gets you in court.
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Don't you tell me how to do my job!
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I'm not helping you because I want to, you know?
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Come on you two, that's enough!
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Why do you always fight like this?
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I'm sure that on the list of things found on the crime scene.
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I'm sure it was in here somewhere.
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Here it is!
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I've found it.
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The undeniable proof!
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Conan?
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What is it? Why are you looking through the files?
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Well, something in here was bothering me.
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What do you mean?
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Look, see this list of things found on the crime scene...
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Hey, you!
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You keep messing around with important documents!
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Good grief!
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Well if you're going to be like that,
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why don't you think of something that'll help mom?
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She's so stubborn.
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I hope "Madonna" beats her in court.
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Just listen to you!
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I'll bet you just don't have the confidence to beat Ms. Kujo.
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You've got some nerve!
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She's no match for me.
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Then why don't you defend him?
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He can't. Dad doesn't have a license to practice law.
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Why can't he be a special counsel then?
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What's that?
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If someone with a license to practice law
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or if the defendant makes a request,
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the person they indicate can act as a lawyer.
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Show the court how brilliant your deductive powers are.
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My brilliant deductive powers?
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Well, any crime can be solved by me.
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If you insist, let me think about it.
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What? Him as special counsel?
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Yes! He wants to help you so much, mom.
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Thanks but no thanks.
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But why?
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Dad really wants to help!
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So you say but I just don't think he has the ability.
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But...
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I have a message from Pops Kogoro,
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he wants you and the building superintendent
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to come to the crime scene tonight.
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What? To the crime scene?
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He said you'll see something
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that will change the way things are going in court.
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Change the way things are going in court?
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I'm sorry to have to put you through this again.
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I don't mind but what do you want me to do?
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I'm not too clear on that myself.
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Mr. Akiyama.
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Will you do exactly what you did that night?
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Hey, Conan. Where is Kogoro?
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He stepped outside to get things ready.
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Outside?
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"Takuya Akiyama (56)" -All right, I understand.
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"Superintendent" -Just do exactly like the other night, right?
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Let's see, there was no one here that night when I got here,
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Mr. Arima looked through that little window
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to see inside the office.
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And he said somebody was inside, didn't he?
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Yes, that's right.
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So I took a look too and...
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What is that?
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I don't believe it!
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Impossible!
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Is there somebody inside?
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I don't understand.
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Take a look for yourself, Ms. Kisaki.
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What is that?
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I set things up exactly like Pops Kogoro told me to.
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Set things up?
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Are you saying he knows who the killer is?
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Yes, he said he'd explain everything in court.
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"Second Trial of Burglary and Murder Case"
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With mom and dad on the same side, we can't lose.
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"Takashi Inoue (55)" -Who would have thought,
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she'd ask Kogoro Mouri be appointed special counsel,
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Attorney Kisaki must be really desperate.
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All rise!
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Mr. Akiyama.
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You stated that you looked into the victim's office
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through the small window
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and saw him being beaten by the defendant,
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is that correct?
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Yes.
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How many times did the assailant's strike the victim?
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I saw three blows being delivered.
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Shortly after that,
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you heard the sound of the victim falling to the floor, correct?
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Yes.
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End of questioning!
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Does the defense have any questions for the witness?
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I do.
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Mr. Akiyama.
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You claim that you saw the victim being hit
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but did you see the assailant's face?
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No, I...
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I didn't actually see the assailant's face.
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What do you mean by that?
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What exactly did you see then?
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The light outside cast the assailant's shadow on the wall.
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Order in the court!
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So you're saying you merely saw the assailant's shadow, correct?
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Yes, that's correct.
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It's the same thing.
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As long as he saw the assailant, seeing his shadow is good enough.
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Let me ask you one more time.
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Mr. Akiyama, is the defendant here,
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the assailant you saw that evening?
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No, like I said, I only saw a shadow on the wall.
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So you're not sure that the defendant is the assailant then, correct?
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Yes.
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Thank you.
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No more questions.
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Gosh! What is dad doing?
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He hasn't done anything except sleep.
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Don't worry, his time will come.
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Are you sure?
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I would like to call Mr. Arima to the witness stand.
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Mr. Arima, you and Mr. Akiyama heard
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the sound of the victim falling, didn't you?
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Yes, I'm certain of it.
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The door was locked so you broke it down by ramming into it
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and then ran inside.
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Yes. But the assailant's had already escaped through the window
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and my father-in-law,
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I mean, Mr. Otsu was on the floor.
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And what about the safe?
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It was open.
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No more questions.
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Defense, your turn.
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Here goes.
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Guess it's time for me to liven up this boring trial.
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Good luck, dad.
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I'll see how he does first!
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Special counsel, you may proceed to question the witness
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Yes, sir!
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Mr. Arima.
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You claimed that you arrived at the victim's office a little past 9 pm
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to deliver an item he'd forgotten, is that correct?
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Yes, my father-in-law forgot his reading glasses at my restaurant.
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But the office was locked and you couldn't enter.
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That's right.
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The door was actually unlocked, wasn't it?
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And the victim was in his office
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counting the money in the safe.
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What are you getting at?
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Are you implying that I...
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No, I'm merely pointing out the fact that
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you could have committed the crime too.
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Ridiculous!
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Why would I kill my father-in-law?
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When it comes to money,
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you can't trust your own family.
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Unlike usual, Pops Kogoro is actually making some sense.
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Objection!
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Special counsel is merely voicing his own opinion!
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Objection granted.
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Special counsel shall stick to the facts at hand.
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But based on my many years of experience,
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the first person to report the crime is usually the guilty one.
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All right then, based on your many years of experience,
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how do you explain the things left on the crime scene
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and the defendant's fingerprints on the safe?
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When the witness and the victim were fighting over money,
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the defendant was looking in through the window, watching them.
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Well, that's a new theory.
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Then after the witness hit the victim over the head and left,
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the defendant took the opportunity to enter the office
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to steal the money in the safe.
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Then who was the assailant Mr. Akiyama saw?
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The truth is, the victim wasn't dead yet.
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He regained consciousness and struggled with the defendant.
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Hey, now you're going way off base.
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What you're saying then is,
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the defendant did indeed commit the murder
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I guess I am.
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What are you saying?
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You're supposed to be here to defend the client!
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I'm a famous private detective!
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I'm here to solve this case!
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I was a fool to depend on you.
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Forget it! You just keep out of my way!
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How dare you? I'm not finished, I'm getting to the best part.
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Family fuels should be carried out elsewhere.
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I hate you, dad!
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I guess it's time I took Pops Kogoro out.
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You just sit down and keep your mouth shut!
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Am I your decoration piece?
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Your honor, I'd like to retract my previous statements.
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Just forget it.
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The defendant entered that office before Mr. Arima,
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not after.
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The victim walked in on him while he was trying to get the safe open,
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he hit the victim inadvertently and ran out of the office.
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The question is what happened after that.
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The defendant thought he had killed the victim
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but the truth is, he had just knocked him unconscious.
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Someone else arrived on the scene shortly after and killed him!
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Are you saying that it was me?
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You claimed that the victim forgot his reading glasses
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in your restaurant, isn't that correct?
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Yes.
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Did he need his reading glasses during meals too?
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Well, he needs them to read the menu.
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That's strange.
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The indictment states that the victim opened the safe
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because the defendant threatened him.
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The victim didn't have his glasses,
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I wonder how he managed to get the safe open
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and his office was dark,
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the only light was from the neon sign outside?
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How should I know?
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The victim was still alive
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when you delivered his glasses, wasn't he?
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Father, are you in?
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What happened?
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Your head's bleeding!
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Leave me alone! It's nothing.
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That was right after he wandered in on the burglar.
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I'm sure when he regained consciousness,
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the first thing he was concerned with was the money in the safe.
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I have your glasses here.
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When you saw the money,
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you thought of killing him
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and you hit over the head with the ashtray.
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Prosecutor!
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I came here as a witness.
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Why am I being treated like a suspect?
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Mr. Mouri, you've forgotten one very important detail.
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The witness has an alibi.
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You bet I do!
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I was outside of the office when father was beaten
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and fell to the floor,
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Mr. Akiyama was with me.
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Didn't you hear Mr. Akiyama's testimony?
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He said that he never saw the assailant.
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But he saw a shadow.
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Yes, a shadow on the wall.
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You committed murder blinded by the money,
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now you had to make it look like a burglary, you were desperate.
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Then you came up with an idea.
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That is using the clock in the victim's office
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that has a decoration attached on it.
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Your honor!
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This clock is exactly like the one in the victim's office.
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The assailant's evidently used the movements of this figure
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along with the light from the outside
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and cast its shadow on the wall
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then led Mr. Akiyama into mistaking the time.
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What about the sound? Explain that!
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Mr. Akiyama and I hear my father fall!
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That's easy.
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What?
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You probably put a golf ball
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tied with a string under the leg of the desk in the victim's office.
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The other end of the string led under the door
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to the outside of the office
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and when Mr. Akiyama looked inside and got a scare,
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you pulled the string.
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See? Didn't I say it was easy?
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Do you have any proof I did it?
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Anyone could have done what you said!
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If you have proof that I did it, I'd like to see it!
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The witness is right.
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If you're insisting he's guilty,
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I'd like to see some proof too!
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The proof, Prosecutor,
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is on that list of things found at the crime scene that you're holding.
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On this list?
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It says screw for eyeglasses, doesn't it?
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If it belongs to the victim's reading glasses,
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when did it get where it was found?
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He was supposed to have left his glasses at the restaurant.
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It came loose and fell off when the assailant hit the victim,
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that's the only explanation I can think of.
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Another thing, Mr. Arima.
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You used your cook's apron
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to wipe your fingerprints off the ashtray, didn't you?
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The lab report stated that the ashtray was wiped
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with a cloth containing oil.
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Requesting permission to have a sample of the olive oil
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used in Mr. Arima's restaurant to be tested
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against the oil on the cloth used to wipe the ashtray!
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Mr. Arima, after the crime,
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you repaid a loan of 50 million yen, didn't you?
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We can always have that money tested for fingerprints.
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He deserved it!
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That abusive old man.
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You must be relieved, your money's safe.
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Do you want some of this?
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But if you don't pay me back what you owe me by next week,
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I don't care if you are my daughter's husband,
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I'm going to have you kicked out of that restaurant!
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Mr. Mouri, you were right about everything.
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I killed my father-in-law!
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Your honor,
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I would like to revise charges of burglary and murder
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against the defendant to attempted burglary
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and I would like to press charges against Mr. Arima.
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Does the defense have any objections?
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None.
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Then the court is dismissed!
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Ms. Kisaki.
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A terrible injustice was about to be made,
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thank you for preventing it.
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I was just doing my job
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I'll be looking forward to seeing you in court again then.
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Why don't we all go get something to eat to celebrate?
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That reminds me, I'm hungry.
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How about some delicious wine and Italian cuisine?
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I think I'd like some Japanese rice wine and raw fish instead.
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No wait, cold beer and some piping hot stew sounds good too.
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Or Chinese cuisine with old Chinese liquor.
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Who cares?
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Next Conan Hint:
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"Eyesight"
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The next episode is the third travel mystery.
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Come on to The Kanmon Strait!
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