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Today's stage is at an ordinary apartment complex.
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Is it an accident or a homicide?
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There is a blind spot that cannot be seen in ordinary life.
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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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Move it!
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You, get out of here!
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You crows sure a nuisance, I tell you.
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Shoots. There's not much of anything here.
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"City Crows"
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I think something happened.
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I wonder what kind of case it is?
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Hey, no, stand back.
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What's with you, kids?
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Please give us the details, Officer Chiba.
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No.
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-That's... -A homicide?
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Homicide?
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-Just as I thought! -How frightening!
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No! It's not a murder case, it's an accident!
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An accident?
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You guys are really something.
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To be honest, someone died.
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It was a grandma who used to live here alone.
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Her name is Tatsue Egami.
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When she was coming back home,
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a flower pot happened to fall and hit her on the head.
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That fell on her head?
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But where did it fall from?
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Hanging them like that is dangerous.
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It's not strange if it fell anytime.
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That's unacceptable.
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What kind of person is living there?
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Room 404.
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It's the apartment that the late Tatsue Egami lived in.
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So, that grandma got hit in the head by the plant she was growing?
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That is what we believe happened.
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That's too bad for that Grandma.
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It's true that it's bad for her, but...
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Officer Chiba!
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How was it?
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The neighbors tried to warn her about the danger.
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They asked her to put the pots inside,
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but she didn't listen to them.
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I see. So if she had listened,
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this wouldn't have happened because of crows.
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Crows?
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Don't you see them?
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They're everywhere.
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Since it's on the 4th floor,
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it's not likely that a stray cat did it.
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One of those probably dropped the planter
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with either their beak or feet.
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Crows sure are strong, aren't they?
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I wonder if the crow is really the one who did this?
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There are no witnesses.
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Since it was early in the morning,
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there seems to have been no one around, too.
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Maybe someone who lives opposite here saw something.
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Right. As you can see, it's impossible.
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To be killed by a crow,
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I'm starting to feel more and more sorry for granny.
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There are people making sarcastic remarks
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like a crow was killed by a crow.
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A crow killed by a crow?
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It seems that Tatsue Egami was called "grandmother crow" behind her back.
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Grandmother crow?
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She used to go out early in the morning to make her rounds
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going through the trash that other people threw out.
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Moreover, she seems to have always worn only black clothes.
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That's why she was called grandmother crow, huh?
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She had a pretty bad reputation, too.
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They couldn't stand her going through their trash
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and invading their privacy.
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There even seems to have been people who moved out.
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She was disliked by everyone in the apartment complex.
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But why did she do such a thing as go through other people's trash?
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Yeah. Well, what triggered it was...
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Gosh! How messy!
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The lottery ticket she found
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happened to be one for 3rd place or something.
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So, she seems to have thought she could find something valuable again.
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That seems to have been the beginning of her reason
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for going through trash.
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"Dream come to me once more..." She hoped, I guess.
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They took on revenge on her
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because she went around looking into other people's trash.
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Revenge?
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The crow got mad
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thinking that she was going to take away their food.
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That's why the crow dropped the planter.
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I see. The crow took revenge because it involved food.
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It's possible because crows are smart.
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The old lady seems to have made her rounds
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of the trash dumps this morning, too.
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And when she came back to the 1st floor doorway
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in order to return to her room,
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the planter seems to have fell from above.
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But isn't it strange?
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The old lady came home from outside, didn't she?
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From that side then this way, right?
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Then she was going to enter that entrance.
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Yeah.
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I wonder how she came from in front of the entrance to this side?
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Come to think of it, you're right.
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True. If she did go this way,
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even if the planter came falling, it wouldn't have hit her.
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The fact is, we thought that was strange too,
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the minute we got here.
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The refrigerator which was put outside as trash...
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I mean, because one of her hands was inserted under it,
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and she was lying dead in a strange position.
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But we figured the reason out
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after we looked under the refrigerator.
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In other words, when she came back...
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Oh, no!
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And tried to retrieve her coin,
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the mischievous crow dropped the planter.
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Judging from the circumstances, this is probably what happened.
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Convincing.
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I really feel sorry for the old lady.
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I wonder if such a coincidence exists.
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She happens to drop her coin and it just happens
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to roll under the refrigerator that is put out as trash.
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Right above her is a row of planters are lined up.
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And just as she tries to retrieve her coin,
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the crow just so happens to drop the planter.
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Hey!
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"Closed for Safety"
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You can't make it out to the roof.
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If so...
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What's up, Conan?
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The only way it can be done is from that room on the 5th floor.
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"504: Imai, 404: Egami"
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You're...
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Ms. Imai.
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Thank you just a while ago.
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Thank you for doing your rounds.
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Have a nice day.
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Huh?
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Good morning.
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Good morning.
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Ayumi, do you know her?
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Well, she looks very familiar, but...
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She lives right above that old lady's room, right?
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Yeah. We asked her if she saw anything
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during our investigation.
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Does she live with her family?
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No. I heard she was living alone.
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But, is something about her bothering you?
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I'll bet you fell in love at first sight with her.
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Do you like older women like her?
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I wonder who she is.
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I know I met her somewhere before.
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What? This is not an accident?
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But a homicide?
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Yes. If the crow hooked its feet onto the planter,
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it would have fell upside down or diagonally.
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Naturally, if the planter fell on her head, it would crack to pieces.
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But that planter was cracked
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as if it had fallen bottom first.
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Which means
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it came falling straight down.
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In other words, the planter was not hooked by the crow,
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but rather, removed from the fence and dropped.
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Only humans can do something like this.
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But, then who killed granny?
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The person living on the top floor.
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What?
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She's the only one who could've done it.
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I checked and found that nobody can go out to the roof.
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The one who can hang a planter from granny's window
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is the one who lives on the floor right above her.
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No one other than her could.
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It's true that you can't do it from a lower floor.
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Please wait, Conan!
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It's true that she can hang a planter, but...
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You're going to ask why granny was under the window, right?
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Yes, because granny went there only because she dropped her coin
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and it rolled under the refrigerator.
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In other words, it was a coincidence.
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Right!
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It's true that, that part was a coincidence.
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If so, your deduction won't work out, Conan.
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Because you can't possibly bring your target
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to the place of your choice.
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Yes, you can.
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How?
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Well, I've been thinking from morning, but I still don't know.
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-But I'm certain. -Wrong, Conan!
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She's not the kind of person
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who would do a frightening thing like that.
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She's kind.
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So, do you know her after all, Ayumi?
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She wasn't wearing the usual uniform so I didn't recognize her,
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but now I remember.
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If I'm not mistaken, she works at the bakery in front of the station.
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So, you're still in 1st grade.
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Yes, I go to Teitan Elementary.
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You're really fantastic being able to run errands.
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No, not really. Anybody can do this.
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Here you go. Thank you for waiting.
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When I was in 1st grade, I was kind of dense.
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Same here. That's how most of us are in 1st grade.
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Right, that's how most of us are.
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I was so embarrassed, so I haven't been to that shop since then.
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She was nice enough to remember me.
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I don't see how you can suspect someone as nice as her.
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It's not a very good
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to suspect people right off the bat like that, Conan!
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-Ayumi! -Ayumi!
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-Conan! -Conan!
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No matter how much you think, there is no way to lure the old lady
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to come right below the window.
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The poor granny was accidentally killed
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by a mischievous crow, after all.
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No, there's got to be a way.
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Hey, sonny, it's dangerous!
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Could you wait a while?
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So, that's the story.
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What's the matter, Conan?
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I've figured out
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how she lured granny to go below the window.
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It's this.
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What's that?
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Don't tell me that this is...
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Yeah. It's the thing
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that Grandmother Crow wouldn't miss for the world.
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Conan and the others really get me mad.
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How dare they suspect such a nice and kind lady.
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Gosh! They're still investigating something on her!
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Excuse me. About that lady that works at the bakery over there...
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Ayumi.
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You know, Conan, how sad do you think a person would feel
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if she's suspected when there's no proof?
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Cut it out already!
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Well, you see, Ayumi...
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We've found the evidence.
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What?
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No way...
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Did you want anything with me?
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About yesterday...
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Can you show me your lottery ticket?
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You bought a lottery ticket yesterday, didn't you?
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Just one ticket at the lottery ticket sales booth near the bakery.
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Please show me that.
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You have it, don't you?
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Please show it to us.
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You have it with you, don't you?
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-It's okay already, Ayumi. -Yes.
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But...
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It wasn't an accident that the planter came falling and hit granny.
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Ayumi, although you insist that it can't be,
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the only thing thinkable is that
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the lady living in that room above did it.
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She hooked up granny's planter and got hold of it.
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Next, you dropped a long string down to the floor.
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Then you stuck the lottery ticket that you bought
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on the tip of the string
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and put it by the entrance
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and waited for granny to return.
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When granny tried to pick the lottery ticket up,
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you pulled the string.
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That way, you can position the granny at exactly where you needed.
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I don't think you could see granny's head
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because of the over-sized refrigerator.
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All you had left to do was retrieve the lottery ticket, right?
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The 500 yen was something that you had put there to begin with,
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to camouflage an unnatural situation, right?
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I couldn't figure it out at first,
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but when the trash collectors came a while ago,
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I noticed the traces of a string underneath the refrigerator.
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Moreover, the ripped part of the lottery ticket was found there, too.
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With the torn piece of lottery ticket,
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I'm sure we'll find your fingerprints on it.
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It's okay.
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You don't have to go out of your way to look for the fingerprints.
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But, why? Why did you kill granny?
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She made me look like a fool, at the bakery I work for.
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See, see.
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I read your letter. What a laugh this letter is.
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Look at it.
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Why do you have that?
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I ripped it and threw it away.
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Oh, my trash.
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That's right, you're grandmother crow.
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You got it from the trash.
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Give it back to me!
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What are you so worked up about?
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I'm going to enjoy myself with this letter for a while.
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It was a letter of goodbye from my boyfriend.
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How cruel.
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I was trying to forget him.
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But she had the nerve to go out of her way to pick it up
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and laugh about it on top of showing it to others!
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But...
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You're still little, so you may not understand.
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But you'll eventually find out
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that there are things that people cannot forgive
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even if it seems to be very trivial.
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But no matter how unforgivable,
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you're not supposed to take other people's lives, Noriko!
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You're right.
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Will you please accept this?
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I can't possibly take it with me, so...
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What is it?
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I understand
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how sad you must've been at that time even if I'm a child.
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But...
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what's bad is bad!
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Exactly, Ayumi.
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City crows sure are sinners.
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Next Conan's Hint:
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"Twins"
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The next episode has to do with synchronicity.
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It means something that occurs at the same time,
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that is, to attune to something.22455
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