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Ameku M.D.: Doctor Detective

August 24th (Saturday) 21:17

According to forensics,

This anime is a work of fiction and has no relation to any actual person or organization. The medical
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there was a positive luminol reaction
on the teeth of the skeletal remains.

The wound on the victim's leg
also matched its dental profile.

It's safe to conclude the Tyrannosaurus Rex
severed the victim's leg.

See? Just like I said!

Stop that. It's bad manners.

Still, how did you know that Tyrannosaurus
Rex was to blame for the leg wound?

I deduced it from the phenomenon itself
and my own observations.

From the wound, I determined that a very
large creature must have bitten off his leg.

However, there aren't too many
very large creatures in existence today.

We're too far from the sea for him
to get bitten by something like a shark.

In other words, he must've been attacked by
something that doesn't currently exist on land.

That's when I noticed this museum was nearby.

Kurume Museum

Tyrannosaurus

Arrives!!!

I see. As expected of the brilliant Dr. Ameku.

It doesn't make a lick of sense.

Are you saying the skeleton moved
on its own and bit off the victim's leg?

Ooh! That'd be really exciting!

There's something else I'd like to ask.

Why was your patient's blood blue—

Hey now.

Reopening

Tyrannosaurus

It's your turn to hand over some info.

Ah, my apologies. I completely forgot.

I'm sure you did, you sneaky tanuki.

First, tell me more about that skeleton.

What was it like on Friday?

It was mostly assembled.

They had to pause because
it rained in the afternoon.

It was finished this evening.

I see.

Next, tell me about the victim.

Have you identified him?

Yes.

Kumade Kousuke, 23 years old.

We'll take your picture.

Served time in prison for assault.

Face forward.

After release, he was seen
entering the building of a known gang.

ABC Building

Hello.

Hey. Go on in.

So a hoodlum, in other words.

Excuse me.

How was the body found?

The first to find him was Manabe Jiro,

a man in his fifties
who supervises the construction site.

They'd halted construction due to the rain,

but he got worried, and while
inspecting the site, he found Kumade.

So this man named Manabe
called the emergency services?

No, no.

The doctor of a nearby clinic made the call.

Doctor?

There's a privately-owned clinic
called Hachisuka Clinic nearby,

and Manabe rushed straight there.

The director, Dr. Hachisuka,
is known to be a skilled physician,

so Manabe brought him
to examine the victim.

That's crazy. The guy had a severed leg.

There was nothing he could've
done then and there.

That's what Dr. Hachisuka thought.

He immediately called the emergency
services and started chest compressions.

What's wrong?

Dr. Takao?

Ouch!

Ow! What are you doing?

Wait, where are you going?

To Hachisuka Clinic, of course.

Hachisuka Clinic

Gastroenterology

Surgery

Consultation Hours:

Closed: Tuesdays and Fridays

Um, Dr. Takao.

It's already almost 10 at night.

Let's go home.

Uh, hello?

Hey, that way isn't...

Dr. Takao, this is a bad idea.

Hey! What're you doing?

You're being a nuisance.

What time do you think it is?

What are you doing?

That's what I'm asking you.

What's wrong?

Yellow tang, blue tang, bluestreak
cleaner wrasse, carpenter's flasher wrasse.

Huh? Tropical fish?

You must be the director, Hachisuka.

Yes, I am.

Wait, who in the world are you?

The director of the Investigative Pathology
Department at Tenikai General, Ameku Takao.

Tenikai?

What are you two doing?

Oh, officers.

I'm very sorry for the trouble, Dr. Hachisuka.

We've been consulting Dr. Ameku
about the body of the deceased.

Oh, I see.

Why didn't you treat that man at this clinic?
You have a surgery room here, don't you?

Please don't ask the impossible.

He had a severed lower leg,
and his heart had already stopped.

We were closed that day,
and I had no nurses on site.

Just having a surgery room
doesn't mean I could've treated him.

That's true.

Let's go, Kotori.

Huh? Are you done?

Yeah.

Oh, yeah. Sakurai.

Have your crime lab take a look around
the museum first thing tomorrow morning.

The museum?

That's right.

If I'm right, vital evidence relating to
the culprit was left behind in that museum.

Um, Dr. Ameku. Where are you going?

Why did you choose to
come down such a difficult path?

Please explain yourself.

Why do I have to explain myself to people
who are so stingy with information?

What do you mean?

There's another bigger case
hidden behind this one.

A bigger case?

Kotori, did you notice the suspicious men
around the crime scene earlier?

Oh!

You mean those people
who looked like yakuza?

Yeah.

Didn't you mention something last night?

We're real busy right now.

The Metropolitan Police's 4th Division
is making a nuisance of themselves.

So you said.

The 4th Division is an obsolete name
for the Organized Crime Department.

So those people were also police?

But why were they there?

Try to remember, Kotori. There was
another incident in this area yesterday.

An incident?

Hm. Involving the
Organized Crime Department?

Shooting in Nerima Ward

On the afternoon of the 23rd, a group affiliated with organized crime was involved in a shooting

on the streets of Oizumimachi in Nerima, Tokyo.

due to these injuries, three organized crime leaders have been arrested. Further [...]

The Nerima shooting!

That's right. A dangerous incident
that could've involved innocent civilians.

And the shooter was...

Kumade, right?

Huh?

Last night, after the body was identified,
they learned he was the one they were after.

The problem is, the person he shot
was a member of the yakuza.

Isn't that right?

What do you mean?

The police believe the yakuza
took Kumade's life in revenge.

That's why headquarters set up
an investigation so quickly.

If this case isn't resolved quickly,

it may lead to an all-out war
between two gangs.

Well, well. As expected of you, Dr. Ameku.

You are absolutely right.

Did the yakuza member shot by Kumade die?

Bastard!

What the hell're you tryin' to do?!
Hold it right there!

No. He's seriously wounded,
but still alive.

Wakagashira! Wakagashira!

He's second-in-command
of a minor yakuza gang

that's currently at odds
with the gang Kumade's in.

Kumade fled after being shot at himself,

but he ended up getting caught,
and he was tortured and murdered.

That's what we believe at present.

You said he was shot at.

Did any of the bullets hit him?

And did he leave any bloodstains behind?

There were some.

What color were they?

Where'd that bastard go?

Red.

He wasn't over this way.

Normal red blood.

Shit! Find him!

Of course. Blood is normally red.

Oh, that reminds me.

Weren't you planning on taking a closer look
around the museum either way?

To find out why the lock on
the back door was broken, for instance?

How'd you know—

As I suspected.

Do you already know the truth?

I have a theory, but I'm not
certain enough yet to say it aloud.

That's why I'm going
to confirm my suspicions.

Confirm them? But where are you going?

The museum?

Do Not Enter

There it is.

There what is?

Wait, is that what I think it is?

Yup. The victim's blood.

What?

Hold on a moment.

Are you telling us Kumade was dragged
all the way here? For what purpose?

The reason is the
biggest clue to this mystery.

And...

This blood will lead us to the answer.

Equipment Storage

What?

Is this blood?

Could this be where Kumade was murdered?

Dr. Takao?

What's wrong?

We found him with
his lower left leg severed.

It looks like his leg's been
bitten off by an animal.

The Metropolitan Police's 4th Division
is making a nuisance of themselves.

He was seen entering
the building of a known gang.

Are you saying the skeleton moved
on its own and bit off the victim's leg?

The lock on the
back door was broken.

The Nerima shooting!

That was pretty interesting.

Huh?

Huh?

Why was his blood blue?

How did his leg come to be bitten off
by the Tyrannosaurus Rex?

For this mystery...

Let me give you my diagnosis.

Ameku M.D.: Doctor Detective

Good evening.

What a surprise meeting you here.

I can't believe he really came.

Now, would you kindly explain
all of this to us, Dr. Ameku?

No problem.

We need to consider every event
carefully in order to solve this case.

The body with blue blood.

The leg bitten off by a Tyrannosaurus Rex.

The Nerima shooting.

The blue stain in the storage room.

The big picture begins to form
once you put those events together.

Isn't that right...

Director Hachisuka?

First and foremost, we should focus
on why the victim's blood was blue.

Though the phenomenon itself
isn't that strange.

Kotori.

Yes?

What condition would you suspect first
if a patient's blood is blue?

Condition? Hm, a disease that
makes your blood blue, huh?

Oh. Methemoglobinemia.

That's right.

What kind of condition is that?

It's a disorder where the hemoglobin in
red blood cells get oxidized and turn blue,

impeding the normal transport of oxygen.

Symptoms include difficulty breathing
and impaired consciousness.

In extreme cases, it can lead to death.

So Kumade was inflicted
with that disorder?

To be exact, something happened
to cause methemoglobinemia

in the short hours between
the shooting and his death.

"Something"?

After shooting the rival gang's number two,
he was hit by a bullet in return and fled.

What would a guy like that do next?

Seek medical help?

That's right.

Methemoglobinemia usually shows up as
a symptom after being poisoned by something,

but it can occasionally be caused
by drugs like procaine and lidocaine.

What are those?

Local anesthetics.

Kumade showed signs of methemoglobinemia
after receiving local anesthetics,

and died from lack of oxygen.

Am I right?

Yeah.

But Kumade didn't just
suddenly die in a hospital.

This wouldn't even be a case
if he'd gone to a proper hospital.

What do you mean?

Kumade didn't have a normal injury.
He was shot in a gunfight.

The bullet was still in his body.

I see. He would've been found out
if he'd gone to a proper facility.

That's why he had to go to
a corrupt medical institution.

In other words, an underground doctor.

That's right.

Hachisuka Clinic is a clinic that
caters to those in organized crime.

During the procedure, this man must have
used a large amount of local anesthetics.

As a result, Kumade
exhibited methemoglobinemia,

and immediately fell
into a perilous condition.

But fearing others would discover
he was an underground doctor,

he didn't take Kumade
to a fully equipped hospital.

That's why he went to the
museum to continue treatment.

That's the part I don't understand.

Why sneak a dying patient into a museum?

It had drugs that could treat him.

Drugs?

Kotori, tell them how
methemoglobinemia is treated.

Huh? Um, oxygen therapy?

That's just treating the symptoms.

In order to properly treat him,

you'd need a medicine that turns
methemoglobin back into hemoglobin.

Um, that'd be...

Good grief. You should know this
as a doctor of internal medicine.

That's Kumade's blood?

Nope. This is what would have
saved him: methylene blue.

Methylene blue?

This aqueous solution
has a strong reducing effect

that can treat methemoglobinemia
when taken orally or intravenously.

Hold on a second.

Why would something
like that be in a museum?

Methylene blue is also
used to treat pathogens

that cause white spot disease
and water mold on fish.

Fish?

You know a lot about tropical fish.

Yellow tang, blue tang, bluestreak
cleaner wrasse, carpenter's flasher wrasse.

Huh? Tropical fish?

You realized a museum that takes care
of so many fish must have methylene blue.

Grand Aquarium
of Tropical Fish

Kumade needed treatment
as soon as possible.

Equipment Storage

That's why you had to drag him
into that storage room.

Equipment Storage

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Equipment Storage

Equipment Storage

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Equipment Storage

Equipment Storage

So the blue stain on the floor...

This man tried to treat Kumade
by making him drink methylene blue.

But he was already dead, wasn't he?

You panicked and spilled
the methylene blue on the floor.

Hey! Hey!

That's why there's a blue stain
on the floor in the storage room.

Then, how'd he get his leg bitten off
by the Tyrannosaurus Rex?

Put yourself in this guy's shoes.

If the body had been left as it was, it would've
been obvious he'd received medical help.

That's true.

He severed the leg with the
bullet wound to hide the evidence.

So Kumade must have
been shot in the left leg.

But severing a human leg isn't easy.

You're absolutely right.

And of course, he couldn't use
proper tools to do it, either.

He wanted to make it impossible to tell
that someone had tried to treat the leg.

He could only sever the leg forcefully
with some kind of sharp, heavy object.

That's when he chanced upon it.

A head with sharp fangs
that weighed tens of kilos.

The ideal sharp blade.

He then took the body through
the forest behind the museum,

and dumped it at the construction site.

Oh.

You didn't expect that someone
would find the body right away.

But you used that coincidence.

You gave chest compressions
to the already dead Kumade,

and called the emergency services.

I see. He wouldn't be declared dead while
a doctor was giving him chest compressions.

He delayed the involvement of the police.

And the rain took care of
the evidence during that delay.

So there you have it.

That was the truth hidden behind this case.

But seriously, using the T-Rex to cut off
his leg and giving him chest compressions...

Those were brilliant on-the-spot decisions.

He would've pulled off the perfect crime...

if there hadn't been a genius like me
at the hospital the victim was taken to.

Now, is there anything you'd like to clarify?

D-Do you have any proof?

Hey, come on now. Did you forget
what I said when I was at your clinic?

Oh, yeah. Sakurai.

Have your crime lab take a look around
the museum first thing tomorrow morning.

The museum?

Surely not.

I surely did.

You panicked and came back...

to get the bottle of methylene blue
with your fingerprints all over it.

You fell into my trap.

E-Even if my fingerprints are on it,

you can't prove I cut off that guy's leg
and abandoned the body.

That's not enough to arrest me!

You don't get it.

You're not being arrested for
damaging the body or abandoning it.

You're being arrested for breaking and
entering the museum with intent to steal.

Of course, your clinic will
be searched after your arrest.

Then, surprise!

Kumade's fingerprints and blood
might strangely be found in your clinic.

We might even find a severed leg there.

With that, my diagnosis is complete.

Please accompany us to the station.

Thank you for all your help, Dr. Ameku.

The rest is up to you guys.

Kotori, let's go home
and have our study session!

This late?

It's already past midnight.

If it weren't...

Oh, I know!

We should celebrate solving the case, too.

What?

If it weren't for you...

You damn brat!

Outta my way!

"Brat"?! How dare you call
a mature lady like me a brat!

Hey, stop, Dr. Takao.

That's enough, okay?

Let me go, Kotori!

Shut up! This is self-defense!

Tenikai General Hospital

Your karate comes in pretty handy.

Well, I trained for six tough years at my club.

You were so valiant, using your
own body to protect your superior—

What's wrong?

Oh, Mazuru-san!

Welcome back.

Wh-What are you doing in
my house this late at night, Sis?!

I was worried and waited for you
because you weren't home.

You didn't answer your phone, either.

What were you doing so late at night?

Well, we were investigating a case...

Dr. Takanashi.

Yes!

My little sister's caused you trouble again.
Thank you for all you've done.

Oh, not at all.

By the way...

Didn't you promise me, Takao?

You said you wouldn't ignore my calls,

you wouldn't eat too many sweets and cakes,

and you'd only drink in moderation.

W-We just wanted to celebrate
the resolution of a case...

Takao.

Dr. Takanashi, may I borrow
Takao for a moment?

Yes, of course!

Kotori?!

You traitor!

Come with me.

I-I won't forget this!

Guess I'll prepare for the study session
and wait for her here.