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Commotion!
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I'm your partner at all times!
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A man who is strict about rules versus a woman who is not.
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A tragedy occurs between the two.
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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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Are you really going to go look at it?
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Yes, for your sake, Genta!
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Geez. What a curiosity seeker.
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We only found out about that person a day ago.
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"Yesterday" -Oh, that doesn't go there, Kojima.
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Oh, rats...
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Unburnable trash...
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Genta, make sure you sort the trash correctly!
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Stupid, I just made a careless mistake.
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You're too careless, Genta.
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Oh...
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If Mr. Iwata were here,
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you'd be getting lectured for at least 30 minutes.
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Who's Mr. Iwata?
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A man who lives in our apartment.
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Oh, that's right, your family runs an apartment.
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Yes, Mr. Iwao Iwata who moved in about three months ago,
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is super strict when it comes to throwing away trash.
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If you throw the trash out at a strange time,
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or dispose of trash without sorting it out,
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he finds out who did it
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and brings the trash bag back to that person.
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Oh, isn't that taking things a bit too far?
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He's really serious and extremely neat.
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Yes, he's a very fine man.
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Rather, he's quite a weirdo.
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That's right!
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Let's go see that man called Mr. Iwao Iwata tomorrow.
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Go visit him?
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Let's go see the person who's serious and neat
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so that you can follow him as an example, Genta.
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What?
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Hey...
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So, we end up coming...
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-Good morning. -Good morning!
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He's Mr. Iwao Iwata.
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You're the one who put out this trash bag, aren't you?
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A direct mail addressed to you is inside.
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Don't look into other people's trash bag!
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"Iwao Iwata (30)" -It's wet with rain
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so you threw it out last night.
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Trash is supposed to be thrown out in the morning.
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Why don't you follow the rules?
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This man is exactly as Chiharu said.
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"The Abominable Man of Rules"
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On top of that, kitchen garbage, cans and Styrofoam are mixed in this bag.
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Sort your trash like you should!
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He sure looks worked up.
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He doesn't have to get so furious.
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That just goes to show how serious he is.
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What?
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Okay. I will sort it!
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You better watch yourself!
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If you keep pushing your weight around,
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you're really going to get it one of these days!
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They're my classmates.
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Good morning!
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-Good morning! -Good morning!
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Morning.
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Your attitude of cautioning people to stick to the rules of society
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was a great learning experience for us too.
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Well, it's just that somebody's got to do it.
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Bye.
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But why can't he caution the person personally
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instead of in front of all those people,
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and so exaggeratedly too.
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There's a reason
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why Mr. Iwata became so strict about throwing trash out.
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What reason?
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Soon after Mr. Iwata moved in,
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the apartment was struck by an arsonist.
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Arson?
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The arsonist burned the trash
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that someone had thrown out in the middle of the night
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without following the rules.
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Mr. Iwata happened to notice it and extinguished the fire
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so we were lucky, but...
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And that's why he became really strict about throwing out trash.
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But like the man that he just razzed,
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if he's too hung up on rules and repeated about it,
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people around him are going to start hating him.
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That's what you call repaying kindness with resentment.
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Right, Conan?
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Conan?
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Yeah.
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Then, three days later, an incident occurs.
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"Three days later" -Homicide?
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Mr. Iwata...
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Didn't I tell you that he was going to be hated?
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But, it can't be...
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No way!
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Poor thing, he was just trying to do the right thing...
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No, it's the other way around!
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Mr. Iwata is the assaulter...
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-What? -What?
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He is?
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-Officer Takagi! -Officer Takagi!
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Oh, you guys.
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What is it?
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Is it true that Mr. Iwao Iwata really kill somebody?
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Is it really true?
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Do you guys know him?
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Yes. So tell us the details!
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It's true that he assaulted somebody.
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A woman, over how to throw trash out.
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-What? -Over how to throw trash out?
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"Interrogation room" -Over how to throw trash out?
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Last night...
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Rather, at about 3 am in the wee hours of the morning today.
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I got thirsty so I was drinking water in the kitchen.
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When I happened to look out the window
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and notice someone taking trash out.
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I couldn't stand not doing anything so I...
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So, it's you again.
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I thought I told you that you shouldn't bring your trash out at night,
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just the other day too!
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I cautioned her then she said...
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Get off my back.
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Stop playing Mr. Goody-goody all by yourself!
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She came at me with an iron pipe that was at her feet.
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I never liked you from before.
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I thought that I'd be killed
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unless I took the iron pipe away from her so I...
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Are you all right?
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Hey...
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Oh, no...
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But he turned himself in to the police right after that.
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So, rather than a case of homicide...
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Right.
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I admit to have killed her.
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But, officer, I did so in self-defense.
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Yes! I'm sure he did it in self-defense!
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If it's as Mr. Iwata says.
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Self-defense?
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What happens if he did it in self-defense?
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He won't be charged for homicide, right?
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He won't be charged?
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But, it happened after midnight so...
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We're looking for eye-witnesses too but so far nothing.
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In other words, it's difficult to prove
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that the victim actually suddenly attacked him
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with the iron pipe.
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You mean you suspect him?
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We can't just take his side of the story for fact.
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We've got to find something to back it up...
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He's a really serious person
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and not someone who would lie.
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Yes!
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I think so too.
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But if he really felt that his life was in danger,
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why didn't he flee?
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That's the part that bothers me too...
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It's strange that a person who is carrying out justice
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runs from a person who is doing something wrong!
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Logically I guess you could say so, but...
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It seems that the victim was always not too concerned
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about the rules of how trash should be thrown away.
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You mean the woman who passed away?
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Yes. Her name was Ms. Misa Katayama
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and she lived alone in that condominium.
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She worked as a hostess at a snack bar,
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so she always came home after midnight.
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She seems to have thrown her trash out at night
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because she used to be asleep in the morning.
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The community committee leader also seems to have cautioned her before.
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Ms. Katayama, please adhere to the rules.
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Stop pestering me with your rules and regulations.
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I mean all the fuss about throwing away rubbish at night.
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If it bothers you so much, why don't you call the police
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and get them to arrest me.
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It seems that the community committee leader
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couldn't do anything about it either.
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That's when Mr. Iwata moved in
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and cautioned her repeatedly about trash
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that Ms. Misa Katayama seemed to dislike him.
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So, it's exactly as Iwata had testified...
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Isn't this the result of a tragedy that occurred impulsively
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because a woman who doesn't give a hoot about rules
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and a man who is hung up on rules,
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just happened to live in the same neighborhood?
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I wonder if that's what it was?
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For now, the only foothold we have is his testimony.
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I'll go check on his character
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to see if he is one we can trust or not.
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It seems it's only been three months
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since he moved to this apartment but...
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I'll check further back in the past.
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I'll go look for eye-witnesses.
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If we can make apparent what a decent citizen Mr. Iwata really is,
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I'm sure his killing in self-defense will be proven!
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If he really did it in self-defense.
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I guess they're going to come with me even if I tell them not to.
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Mr. Iwata's personality?
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For example, is he the type that lies?
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No way... Not Mr. Iwata.
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He would never lie.
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He's a decent citizen that isn't two-faced.
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See, it's just a waste of time, Officer Takagi.
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Yeah...
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Did he used to get into trouble with people for not following rules
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when he was living here too?
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He would never get into trouble with anyone
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because he's a mild mannered person.
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Something's not right...
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Because when we saw him the other day,
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he was really worked up and shouting off the top of his lungs.
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Yes...
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I wonder if his personality changed
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after he moved to that apartment?
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Oh, I was really surprised when he moved out,
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because it was so sudden...
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Sudden?
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Well, the rental agreement is renewed every two years
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and he moved out almost right after he completed renewal procedures.
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What?
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In other words, Mr. Iwata was planning to go on living here
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but suddenly changed his mind
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and moved in to the apartment in Beika-cho?
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Did Mr. Iwata move into an apartment in Beika-cho?
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Yes, why do you ask?
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It's nothing. But to move from a condominium to an apartment...
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He didn't look like he was having money problems.
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And, it's more convenient to go to the research lab
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that he works at from here too.
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Maybe something urgent came up three months ago
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that he had to move into that apartment.
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Yeah. There seems to be no other way to think of it.
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And because he moved there, the incident occurred.
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Hey! Just what does that mean?
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Hey! What does it mean?
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-Hey! -Hey!
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How should I know?
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This case most likely is not something
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that occurred on the spur of the moment after all.
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"Sanko Precision Technology Research Institute"
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Three months ago?
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Yes, do you know if something out of the ordinary came over Mr. Iwata?
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Three months ago...
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Oh, he's usually a very cheerful person,
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but he looked to be very troubled about something back then.
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I think it was after he went to pay homage
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to the grave of his acquaintance.
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Pay homage to the grave?
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Yes... It was the second anniversary of his benefactor's death
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who took care of him when he was in school.
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Did he go to the grave
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before he moved in to the apartment he's living in now?
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Yes, I think he moved out soon after that.
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That visit to the grave may have triggered him off in some way.
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A school days benefactor who he owes his life to...
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"Inoue Law Office" -Oh, you must mean Mr. Yasaka.
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Iwata and I were both students who didn't have money
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so we worked part-time and barely fed ourselves.
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Iwata used to work part time at Mr. Yasaka's factory.
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Mr. and Mrs. Yasaka took care of Iwata,
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who had lost his parents at a young age,
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as if he were their own son.
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When he was hit by a motorbike near the factory
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and was badly hurt...
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If a blood transfusion is needed, please use my blood!
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Mine too!
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The couple both seem to have given him blood.
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In other words, that couple saved his life.
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Iwata used to say so too.
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However, about two years ago,
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they were deceived by some bad loan shark
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who took away their house as well as their factory
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and the couple committed suicide.
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If he said that he was going to visit the grave of someone
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who saved his life in his school days,
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it must be the grave of that couple.
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I'm sure the temple where their grave was is
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in Henryu Temple located in Beika-cho.
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-What? -What?
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Henryu Temple...
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That's near your apartment, right, Chiharu?
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Yes...
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There's Beika Station...
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The apartment...
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And it's beyond a little way farther.
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Where's the loan shark that deceived Mr. and Mrs. Yasaka
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and drove them to suicide now?
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I'm sure he's in jail
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because he seems to have threatened people for money
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and been involved in other crimes.
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What about the woman?
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The woman?
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There seems to have been a woman involved too.
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"Two Years Ago" -After investigating I found out
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that there was a woman who introduced the loan shark Fujikura
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to the Mr. and Mrs. Yasaka's!
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I'm sure that the woman, conspired with Fujikura
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to begin with and deceived the Mr. and Mrs. Yasaka's.
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Hey, can't you somehow get that woman to pay for what she did too?
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If she says that she introduced them out of goodwill,
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that's it...
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It's too bad, but there's no way she can be tried by law.
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So, you can't punish that woman by law!
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Iwata seemed really vexed.
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What's that woman's name?
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He didn't tell me.
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I think she was working for a bar or a snack shop or something.
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-Which means... -Don't tell me that...
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What about that woman?
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So, that's the story.
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I have something I would like you
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to verify with a man called Fujikura
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who had been serving time since two years ago.
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You can't?
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He died last month of an illness?
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Fujikura?
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Eiji Fujikura.
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Have you ever heard this man's name from Ms. Misa Katayama?
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No, I haven't.
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I don't have the slightest idea what kind of guy
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that nasty woman was going with...
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But you were working with her, weren't you...
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I'm telling you, I don't know!
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Yes, this is Takagi.
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Thank you just a while ago.
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You got verification?
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Thank you.
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It's the prison officer I called a while ago.
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He asked a person who was serving sentence together with Fujikura.
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It seems that Fujikura was saying that once he got out,
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he was going to team up with a hostess called Misa
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and make loads of cash again.
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The assaulter and the victim connected, didn't they?
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-Mitsuhiko. -Mitsuhiko.
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You have no conclusive proof at all yet!
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Proof...
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Conan!
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What's with this kid?
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-Conan! -Conan!
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Is she the person called Ms. Misa Katayama?
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Yes, but if so, what?
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Is this a recent picture?
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It's about a half a year ago...
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Half a year has already passed...
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What about this picture?
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She's hurt.
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Yes, right.
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She slammed her finger between the car door and it almost came off.
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There sure was a great fuss over it.
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Everything turned out okay, for the time being though.
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For the time being?
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There's one thing I'd like to verify...
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Yes. That murder weapon that was confiscated as evidence.
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Yes... About that iron pipe...
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Although we were trying to save Mr. Iwata,
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we seemed to have tracked down something incredible.
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-Mitsuhiko. -Mitsuhiko.
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No matter what the consequences, there is only one truth.
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You understand why we asked you to come here,
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don't you, Mr. Iwata?
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"Yasaka Family's Grave" -Three months ago from now,
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you came to visit this grave...
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The day you came here was
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the memorial day of the death of Mr. and Mrs. Yasaka,
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who killed themselves after being deceived by Eiji Fujikura,
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an evil loan shark two years ago.
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Mr. and Mrs. Yasaka...
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On your way back to the station after visiting the grave,
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you coincidentally caught a glimpse of something.
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It was the woman who had conspired with Eiji Fujikura
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and deceived the Mr. and Mrs. Yasaka's.
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Stop pestering me with your rules and regulations.
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If it bothers you so much, why don't you call the police
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and get them to arrest me?
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Despite having driven a good couple to their death,
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this woman didn't show a tinge of regret.
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Isn't that when you thought that having seen her
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on their memorial day was a work of fate?
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And that you would avenge the death of the couple who saved you.
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You rented the apartment located opposite the condominium
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that the woman lived and moved in.
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You wanted to avenge their death but didn't want to get caught doing so.
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Since she was not legally punished by law,
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you thought up a scheme in which you wouldn't get caught either.
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So, you thought up the strategy of killing in self-defense.
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You carried out your plan right away.
389
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You stared the arson fear.
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Using this as a start,
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you made everybody believe that you had very strict standards
392
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when it came to throwing out trash.
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Next, all you had to do was to wait for the chance to come around.
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You continued to wait until that woman,
395
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Ms. Misa Katayama, to come out to throw her trash away.
396
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You waited for the perfect chance when there were no witnesses at all.
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Oh...
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Darn!
399
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Then last night the time finally arrived.
400
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You put her fingerprints on the iron pipe
401
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that you brought along with you
402
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and turned yourself into the police.
403
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Am I wrong, Mr. Iwata?
404
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You tried to make a planned murder looks as if it happened by chance.
405
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Since it looks on the outside to be trouble between the neighbors,
406
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you probably thought that police wouldn't check far back
407
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into the past karmic relationship of the victim and assaulter.
408
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That woman picked the iron pipe up from the ground
409
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and suddenly attacked me.
410
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That's why I had no choice but to...
411
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I did it in self-defense!
412
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Enough already.
413
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Yeah.
414
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Please stop it already.
415
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We have proof.
416
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It's Ms. Misa Katayama's fingerprints.
417
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Fingerprints?
418
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Are you saying that the woman's fingerprints weren't
419
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on the iron pipe or what?
420
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Just the opposite.
421
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The fingerprint of all 10 of Ms. Katayama's fingers were on it.
422
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That person called, Ms. Misa Katayama,
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seems to have hurt the finger of her right hand very badly
424
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half a year ago
425
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and to this day cannot bend that finger.
426
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What?
427
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Unless somebody forced her to grab the pole
428
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and held it down,
429
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the fingerprint of that finger couldn't have got onto the pole.
430
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I just couldn't forgive that woman!
431
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I'm alive here today thanks
432
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to the Mr. and Mrs. Yasaka's giving me blood.
433
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Hey, keep your eyes on what you're doing or you'll get hurt.
434
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Okay!
435
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I think I'll work here even after graduating from university...
436
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Don't be silly!
437
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That's right, Iwata.
438
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You're going to become a technician great enough
439
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to carry Japan on your shoulders.
440
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You idiot, not only Japan but the world!
441
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Right!
442
00:21:45,703 --> 00:21:48,803
How could she dare to deceive such a good couple...
443
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And to go as far as to drive them to commit suicide...
444
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Regardless, what you have committed is a crime.
445
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No matter how much you cannot forgive a person,
446
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it does not give you the right to take that person's life.
447
00:22:03,603 --> 00:22:04,903
Mr. and Mrs. Yasaka!
448
00:23:43,603 --> 00:23:45,603
Oh, there you are!
449
00:23:45,603 --> 00:23:47,703
What's up, Genta?
450
00:23:48,803 --> 00:23:52,703
A super weirdo moved in right opposite our house,
451
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and that person is...
452
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What's the matter?
453
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He never learns...
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Next Conan's Hint:
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"The face of dice"
456
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Do dice have a face?
457
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-Yes, six of them too! -No joke?
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Are you all right?
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