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Detective Conan Episode 991 "The Automatic Tragedy (Part Two)"
Oide Fusaya (22) Oide Family Eldest Son
Hired to find the culprit who killed Oide Fusaya-san's father,
Oide Raita (58) Fusaya's Father
the old man and I tracked down the thief who burglarized the Oide family home
around the time of death of Fusaya-san's father Raita-san, Taira Yasushi.
Taira Yasushi (33) Engineering Firm Employee
However, Taira claimed he only burglarized the house while Raita-san was asleep.
Was it Taira who murdered Raita-san
and set the gears of tragedy in motion for the Oide family?
Or was it...?
Ah, Fusaya.
Fusaya, where have you been?!
We're almost there, Fusaya.
Where do you think you're going, Fusaya?!
Fusaya, come here.
Don't laugh at me.
I'm pretty serious about this.
I'll be back, Dad.
Find the question that solves the mystery!
Apply miraculous detective skills to the secrets of the heart!
A series of tragedies befall a family!
Identify the culprit and stop the gears from turning!
Always determining the one truth
with the body of a child and the mind of an adult,
his name is Detective Conan!
The Automatic Tragedy
"The Automatic Tragedy, Part Two!"
If this case was the premeditated murder of Oide Raita,
that would make what Taira said rather curious.
He was snoring in his sleep.
Right on the floor here.
That testimony.
That's it!
All right!
Did you figure something out?
I haven't figured anything out, so I'm going back to the Oide family home.
I see.
Inspiration will surely strike if we go to the crime scene,
the same way we figured out Taira Yasushi was the burglar.
So, why are we taking the train instead of a rental car today?
Because today, taking public transportation is good luck.
This week for you! Taking public transportation is good luck!
We're relying on fortune telling now?
Wait, is this what he was reading so intently earlier?
If we'd taken the train yesterday, we might've solved the case already.
Now then.
Fusaya-kun.
Mori-san, what are you doing here?
I thought I'd examine your place again today.
I see. In that case, my sister went to the hospital.
I'll give you the key.
Thank you.
Fusaya-san, you're dressed rather formally.
Do you have a date or something?
No. I've got an interview.
Your necktie is crooked.
My father was worried that I couldn't find a job until the very end.
I thought doing whatever it takes to get one would be a good way to honor his memory.
They're closed today, but I asked them to make some time for me.
I'm sure they'll understand if you explain your feelings to them.
They surely will.
Thank you.
All that's left is to find my father's killer.
Leave it all to me, the great detective Mori Kogoro, to handle the case.
You should focus on your interview.
Mori-san.
So, we came all the way here...
But I'm still not getting any ideas.
It's strange, isn't it?
What is?
When Taira snuck into the house to steal the money,
Oide Raita-san was sleeping on the floor around here, right?
Huh?
They have a sofa, so why was he sleeping on the hard floor?
He was probably overcome by extreme sleepiness.
When I've had a lot to drink, I end up sleeping wherever when I come home.
But Raita-san was looking for Fusaya-san that day, so that couldn't have been it.
Maybe he drank his cares away.
He's not you.
In that case, he must've been really tired or...
Sleeping pills.
In that case, the culprit
secretly drugged Raita with sleeping pills before Taira snuck into the house.
After confirming they'd taken effect, they tried to kill him.
But then...
Taira snuck into the house.
The culprit hid somewhere and watched to see what he'd do.
After watching Taira burglarize and flee the house,
they killed Raita as planned.
In that case, why did the culprit bother putting him to sleep?
Because he would've resisted otherwise.
In other words, the culprit is a weak person.
Like a woman?
I hate to imagine it,
but is that a possibility?
A woman? Could it be?
All right. In that case...
Mister?
We'll have to go to the hospital to check.
Sounds like he's zeroed in on the culprit again.
What? A woman?
Yes.
Did Raita mention having problems with anyone?
Oide An (24) Fusaya's Older Sister
Oide Io (56) Fusaya's Mother
She's a young woman.
Who are you talking about?
She was there yesterday by the station.
A very suspicious-looking woman.
Oh.
Oh, that's who you meant.
Who did you think I was talking about?
Nobody.
She's around your age, wears sunglasses, and has a mole right here.
What?
Do you mean Kuremi?
So you know who she is?
Y-Yes.
Soho Kuremi-san.
She was my classmate in middle school.
Last night she came here to visit us.
She's your friend?
She was here last night?
Yes.
When I ran into her the other day, I told her I'd gotten engaged.
She seemed very happy for me.
Where can I find this Soho Kuremi-san?
H-Hold on.
She gave me her business card the other day.
This is it.
Thank you.
Tebai West Pharmacy Pharmacist Soho Kuremi
She's a pharmacist?
In other words, she could've acquired some sleeping pills.
Thank you for your help.
Now then.
Excuse me.
Wait, Mister.
Does Kuremi know something?
Maybe there's something he wants her help with.
On the day of the incident, when the two of you returned home,
Raita-san was in the living room angry about Fusaya-san running away from home, right?
Not in the living room.
He was at the bottom of the stairs just inside the entrance.
Yeah.
Dad was really angry while he was fixing the shelf.
Fusaya leaving home must have really come as a shock.
Remember that last phone call he made to you?
Did something happen?
Yeah.
He called to ask if we'd found Fusaya.
I see.
You haven't even found anyone who's seen him.
I'm sorry. I suddenly feel sleepy.
The rest is up to you.
Hey, Dad?
Since his voice was so indistinct, I thought it must have really gotten to him.
What time did you receive that final phone call?
Around 3:30.
Is something the matter?
No.
I'll pass on your story.
Bye.
Tebai West Pharmacy
Take care.
Thank you.
Next customer, please.
Soho Kuremi (24) Pharmacist
You're Soho Kuremi-san, aren't you?
You seem to recognize me.
You know who I am, don't you?
Soho Kuremi-san, after running into your former classmate,
you heard about her engagement.
She was engaged to the son of a wealthy family.
Jealous that she was marrying into money,
you plotted to inflict misfortune upon her.
Huh?
There's something odd about this culprit.
By making her father Raita a murder victim.
That day, you visited the Oide family home
and secretly drugged Raita using sleeping pills you procured from your workplace.
The sudden sleepiness Raita mentioned
was due to the sleeping pills he was given taking effect.
In other words, Raita must've fallen asleep immediately afterwards just past 4 PM.
But he was killed 30 minutes later at 4:30.
They successfully put him to sleep as planned,
so why didn't the culprit act right away?
That 30 minute delay.
What does it mean?
I'm beat.
I can't believe I got injured after getting caught up in that accident.
Although I did receive a bunch of money in compensation.
That kind of thinking will get you killed.
Your injuries may not have been serious, but it's still a concussion.
That's what you thought of me?
Huh?
It's true that I was jealous.
I think she got what she deserved with this case.
When you started showing up everywhere I went, I laughed.
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