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Even destiny serves as a clue to deduction.
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And the light of truth pierces through the most mysterious case.
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Even if you put a lot of money in the offertory box,
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your prayer won't be answered if it's for no good.
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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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In the middle of the night
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at 2:15 am,
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when everyone was fast asleep,
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the earth shook violently.
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"Earthquake in the Dead of Night, West of Tokyo"
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Last night's earthquake was a big one.
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What in the world...
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Hey, are you all right?
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The bell?
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Last night's earthquake must have caused the bell to fall
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and hit him on the head.
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Someone was trying to break into the offertory box.
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It must have been this fellow.
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"Strange Punishment"
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Someone tried to steal the offerings?
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Yes, this morning at Teitan Shrine.
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I bet he's really going to be punished.
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Listen, why don't we go and catch the guy?
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No, wait!
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The thief has already been caught.
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What do you mean?
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That sucks.
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Then, just like that he was arrested by the police.
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So, you should always listen to the whole story, Genta.
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I guess coincidences like that do happen.
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The earthquake struck
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while he was trying to steal the money.
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Then, the "garan garan" fell on his head...
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and he got knocked out.
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What's a "garan garan"?
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Good grief, Conan,
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that's what they call the shrine bell. Didn't you know that?
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Don't tell me you didn't even know that.
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Oh, I see.
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Heaven certainly has punished him.
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That's why you shouldn't do bad things.
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He certainly was an unlucky thief, wasn't he?
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Yes, what a loser.
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Don't you think so too, Conan?
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Conan?
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Why do you think thief chose this small shrine?
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Huh? What do you mean?
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Just look at this place.
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But what am I going do?
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There's no money for the repairs.
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Even if he managed to get the offertory box open,
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it doesn't look like there'd be much inside, does it?
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I see what you mean.
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I'd understand him trying to rob Beika Shrine
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because a lot more people go to pray there.
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Maybe he didn't know about Beika Shrine.
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That's right, I bet he's from some place far away.
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Let's forget about it.
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There might be other cases to solve because of the earthquake.
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You're right, here might be other people who need our help!
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Then, we shouldn't let them down!
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All right. Youth Detective Squad, let's get to work!
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-Let's go! -Let's go!
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What was that?
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A scream?
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Takeo, what's the matter?
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Talk to me, Mr. Takeo!
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Takeo!
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Takeo, don't die!
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Takeo!
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Genta, call an ambulance!
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Okay!
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Takeo, are you okay?
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Takeo!
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I see.
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So, you two are getting married next month.
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Yes, he and I were supposed to go to our "nakodo's" home today,
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but he didn't arrive when he said he would.
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I tried calling him several time but there was no answer.
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So you came here because you were worried.
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Yes. When I got here, he was on the floor.
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And I was so scared.
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How is your head?
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Luckily I suffered just a minor concussion
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and the X-rays shows no brain damage.
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I see.
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Then, I'd like to get all the details Mr. Takenaka.
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Please tell me about the attack.
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Of course. I had a meeting to attend last night.
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So I got back late, it was about 2:30 am,
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after the earthquake.
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Goodness.
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What a mess.
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That earthquake sure shook things up.
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This is terrible.
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Who are you?
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Stop!
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You're not getting away!
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This can't be happening. Is he dead?
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I don't believe this!
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Come back here...
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You're saying that
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he ran away because he thought he killed you?
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Probably.
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But I was only knocked unconscious.
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What a panicky fellow.
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That's the second loser today.
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You're so right.
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And was there anything stolen?
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The 200,000 yen I had in the chest was taken.
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All he took was the cash?
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Yes.
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This is going to be difficult.
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Cash is hard to trace.
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Excuse me, does that mean he won't be caught?
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Don't worry, you can rest at ease.
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If we find his fingerprints, he's as good as caught.
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He was wearing gloves...
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I guess I'll start by questioning the neighbors first.
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Hello, Officer Takagi.
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Officer Otani, what're you doing here?
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We're going over the crime scene.
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At Teitan Shrine over there.
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Oh, yes. I heard about that offertory thief.
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"Rokusuke Urasawa (35)"
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That's the stupid thief.
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He does look stupid.
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You shouldn't say such things, it's not nice.
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His name's Urasawa, he lives on 4th chome just down the street.
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4th chome?
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He's a real coward but he just won't stop stealing.
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He's been arrested twice before for breaking and entering.
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I guess we've both got unpleasant work to do.
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I'm working on a burglary.
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Huh?
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Is something wrong?
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Oh, no. It's nothing.
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But seeings as they've got Officer Takagi
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from the head office on the case,
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I'm sure you'll get it wrapped up in no time.
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Well, I've got to be going.
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I'll see you later.
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I hope he's right.
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Well, I'd better go look for witnesses.
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I'd really like to help Officer Takagi solve the case.
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Right, especially since I heard he messed up last time
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and was punished.
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Don't worry.
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This case is simple since there's no trick to it.
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Isn't that right, Conan?
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Conan?
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What are you doing, Conan?
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I knew it, something's fishy.
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What's fishy?
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About that offertory thief Urasawa.
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Take a good look at this map.
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4th chome is right next to Beika Shrine.
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He lives so close and yet he chose to rob Teitan Shrine
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which is much farther away and are unpopular.
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It's just not logical, is it?
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Who cares about that?
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He got punished by heaven for trying to steal from that old shrine,
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so what's the big deal?
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Punished by heaven?
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The "garan garan".
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They usually don't fall even in an earthquake, you know.
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No way...
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No. If you think about it that way,
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then that'll be reason enough to choose that place.
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And if that is the case...
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Hey, Conan!
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It should be here...
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If my theory is right,
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it should be somewhere between there and Teitan Shrine.
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What's the matter, Conan?
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Why did you run off like that all of a sudden?
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I found it!
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Conan!
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Is that what I think it is?
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Yes. It might be so.
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I'm pretty sure
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these belong to whoever attacked Mr. Takenaka.
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Good work, Conan! Bravo!
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We've got to let Officer Takagi know right away!
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Yes, let's go.
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But the money isn't here
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and I doubt he has it on him.
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I see.
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It's in there!
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Come on, mister. Hurry up, please.
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I was going to put some money in
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but I threw my favorite badge in by mistake.
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All right, I understand.
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I'll get it open soon.
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What is this?
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There it is!
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Thank you very much.
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Look at all that! Aren't you lucky, mister?
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There's so much money in here.
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This has never happened before.
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How was it, Officer Takagi?
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Yes, there's no mistake about it.
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That money was stolen from Mr. Takenaka's home.
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His fingerprints were on them.
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I knew it.
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And we also found fingerprints
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from somebody very unexpected on them.
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Who are you talking about?
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That offertory thief, Urasawa.
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So that means he stole the money!
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What a bad guy.
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Wait just a minute, Genta.
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Mr. Takenaka was attacked at about 2:30, isn't that right?
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Yes.
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Huh? But the earthquake was at 2:15 am, wasn't it?
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That's right.
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But at 2:30, that man was already unconscious at the shrine.
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That's right!
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The "garan garan" hit him on the head
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and he should have been unconscious by then!
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That's right.
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It's impossible for an unconscious person
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to be breaking into another place.
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I don't understand it at all.
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I just can't figure it out.
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I thought it was just a simple burglary.
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Officer Takagi...
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Officer Takagi, excuse me.
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Why don't you ask Inspector Megure to help you?
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I think that would be best.
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You've got to be kidding.
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I can handle a case like this myself, just you watch!
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But...
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What do you think, Conan?
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Huh? Conan?
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-Conan? -Huh?
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Yes, Takagi here.
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Inspector Megure!
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Well, truth is, Inspector Megure...
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I don't want to hear any feeble excuses!
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Officer Otani called me just now and gave me all the details.
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Listen here, Officer Takagi.
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This is where you show us what you can do.
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Don't lose your confidence!
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But, Inspector Megure...
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You're a top notch detective.
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I know that better than anyone else.
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You just lack self-confidence, that's all.
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Self-confidence?
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That 's right, self-confidence.
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You can solve this case. I know you can.
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Take pride in yourself, Officer Takagi!
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Yes, sir!
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Good! I'll be waiting to hear good news from you.
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Inspector Megure!
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Thank you very much, sir!
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Hey, what happened to Officer Takagi?
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He's so happy all of a sudden.
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He just got a call from Inspector Megure!
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He told Officer Takagi to do his best.
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I see.
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Hey, Detective Takagi.
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What is it?
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Are you sure that guy Urasawa got knocked unconscious
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at 2:15?
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Huh?
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What are you talking about?
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That's when the earthquake occurred, right?
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That's when the "garan garan" fell and hit him on the head.
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But nobody saw it happen, right?
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You're right. We've only got his word for it.
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That's right.
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Okay!
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Let's find out what Urasawa was doing
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at around the time of the attack.
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We'll go about it on the assumption he was the one
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who attacked Mr. Takenaka.
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Okay!
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Urasawa hated to work
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and he was completely broke.
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So he decided to steal some money.
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He walked around looking for a place to break into.
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Then, he decided to break into Mr. Takenaka's place.
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I wonder why he chose this house though.
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There's so many other houses around here.
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Why? It was probably because nobody was home.
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But if it was in the middle of the night,
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so he wouldn't know if the house was empty
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or if everyone was asleep, would he?
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Well, that's...
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He probably just took a chance.
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That's right, who cares about that anyway?
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No, it is important.
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He must have had a reason.
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He must have.
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He's right.
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There's got to be a good reason for it.
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I don't get it.
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How did Urasawa know no one was home in Mr. Takenaka's house?
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Come on, Officer Takagi, think.
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Did something happen in that house at that time?
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No. No one was home, so nothing could have happened.
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That's it!
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The earthquake!
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The earthquake occurred
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just when Urasawa was passing by the house!
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The strong earthquake occurred in the middle of the night.
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It would've woken everybody up.
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They would have been scared and turned on their lights.
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But only Mr. Takenaka's home remained dark.
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And realizing no one was home, he broke in.
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But while he was looking for things to steal,
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Mr. Takenaka came home.
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Goodness.
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What a mess.
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That earthquake sure shook things up.
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This is terrible.
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Who's there?
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Stop!
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You're not getting away!
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This can't be happening. Is he dead?
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I don't believe this!
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Urasawa thought he killed Mr. Takenaka,
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he panicked and ran away.
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He had to find a place to get rid
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of the mask and gloves quickly.
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He saw the garbage collection area,
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so he throws them away there.
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So that they wouldn't be found.
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Criminals are very nervous at times like that, right?
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I'm pretty sure they are.
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He's actually a very timid man.
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And although he just made the wrong assumption
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by thinking that he committed murder.
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He must have been in a panic.
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He knew that the police would get high and low
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for him now that the charge was murder,
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and he didn't have an alibi.
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Yes.
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Alibi?
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Alibi.
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I'm pretty sure he would have thought
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if only he could come up with an alibi!
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That's right!
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That's when Urasawa found it!
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He saw the bell on the ground.
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And he decided to make himself look like an offering thief.
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In other words, he staged it.
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What I'm trying to say is, his goal wasn't to steal the money,
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It was actually to get caught trying to stealing it.
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That way, he'd have an alibi for the time
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where he thought Mr. Takenaka was killed.
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I get it!
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Officer Takagi, that was brilliant!
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See, you can do it if you try!
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But...
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Why did he put the money he worked so hard to steal
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inside the offertory box?
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He didn't have a choice.
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No one would believe he was an offertory thief
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if he had 200,000 yen in his pocket.
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Oh, I get it.
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And besides, maybe...
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I just killed somebody.
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But I don't want to stay in prison for who knows how long.
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Please. Oh please, God.
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Please help me!
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Maybe he prayed to God for help.
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-Prayed to God? -Prayed to God?
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It's possible!
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She's right, he might have.
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It just goes to prove how desperate he was.
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And then he...
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It went exactly like you said.
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Officer Takagi!
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What you're saying
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is that you tried to hide one crime
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by committing another crime, is that it?
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Other people would think the same thing, wouldn't they?
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I mean it's much better to be arrested
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for something small like minor theft
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than to be arrested for something big like murder.
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Don't you think so?
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You idiot!
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Listen, Urasawa.
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There's no such thing as a small crime or a big crime.
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A crime is a crime
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and the perpetrator shall always be punished!
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Yes, you're right.
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I'm sorry.
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Hey, Takagi!
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Oh, Inspector Megure!
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I hear you did a good job solving the case.
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Inspector Megure!
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I've gained a lot of confidence from this experience,
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now I know I can do my job well!
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I'm glad to hear that...
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I owe it all to you since you encouraged me!
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Thank you very much!
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Huh?
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I'll see you later, Inspector Megure.
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What was he talking about anyway?
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Don't be shy, you thoughtful boss you.
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-Don't be shy. -You thoughtful boss.
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Well, at least, everything's worked out, right?
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Next Conan's Hint:
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"Strap"
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In next week's episode,
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an interesting international man makes an appearance!
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Don't miss it!
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