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Dr. Agasa shook his head and analyzed calmly: "It's useless. He should have taken it down when we were escaping. Then he put it in the toilet and flushed it away with water when the time was right. Is that right?"

Nitta smiled smugly, "But since the manufacturing can't find the fishing line, your reasoning is just speculation. Well, the game is over, what a pity."

Dr. Agasa didn't care: "No, the game has just begun. What I just said was the mechanism that made the bookshelf fall down. What you did is just to make us mistakenly think that Mr. Masaki died because of the bookshelf falling down."

Officer Gao Mu suddenly realized: "That is to say..."

Dr. Agasa nodded affirmatively: "It was too much of a coincidence that it hit the vital part. Mr. Masaki was actually killed after the bookshelf fell down."

Officer Chiba was a little confused: "But, this kind of thing..."

Dr. Agasa interrupted him and said, "It's possible. Everyone was in a panic and ran towards the exit because the fire alarm went off. Of course, letting the fallen bookshelf trigger the alarm was also part of your plan. You used the alarm to lure everyone away and stayed at the scene alone. Then you killed Mr. Masaki. Of course, the sound of the murder was drowned out by the alarm and people's shouting. Afterwards, you reunited with us as if nothing had happened."

Nitta's face turned pale, but he still tried to argue: "This is still your conjecture. You have no evidence."

Dr. Agasa smiled and said, "No, there is evidence. It's on your leg. Officer Takagi, please call the forensic officer over."

Officer Takagi nodded and signaled to the forensic personnel.

The forensic personnel took out a special searchlight and after turning on the light, the bloodstains on Nitta's pants gradually appeared, like a silent piece of evidence.

Dr. Agasa explained: "The shape and size of the blood splatter can provide a lot of information. Including the distance from the victim when the blood was stained, and the direction of the body."

After careful observation, Officer Takagi said, "No matter how you look at it, it was directly touched from a close distance."

Dr. Agasa continued his analysis: "When the bookshelf fell and crushed Mr. Masaki, you were at a relatively far distance with your back to the bookshelf. In other words, the bloodstains were not stained at that time. They were stained when you killed Masaki afterwards. Otherwise, it would not have stained that place."

Hearing this, Nitta suddenly collapsed and fell to his knees.

Dr. Agasa sighed: "Reality is not a card game. If you kill someone, blood will splatter everywhere. Not thinking about this is the reason why you failed."

Nitta raised his head weakly and admitted his crime: "Yes, everything is just as you said."

Officer Takagi asked, "Why did you kill him?"

Nitta's eyes were full of resentment: "I can't stand it anymore. It's too tiring to keep winning with cheap cards."

Zaizen widened his eyes and stammered, "Could it be that..."

Nitta nodded and admitted, "Yes, just as you expected."

The scene switches to show evidence of Nitta stealing rare cards, which was captured on video by Masaki.

Nitta went on to say, "He also blackmailed me. Unlike your insignificant cheating, this is a real crime. If this continues, I will be at his mercy for the rest of my life. When I think about this..."

Dr. Agasa shook his head and said in a heavy tone: "So you made a plan to kill people, right? Then you will lose your qualifications, not only as a game card player, but also as a human being."

At this time, the camera switched to the grass, where Genta and Mitsuhiko were playing games happily.

Mitsuhiko smiled proudly and said, "Great, I win again!"

Yuan Tai was unwilling: "Damn it!"

Ayumi said beside her: "This time we are taking photos of foreign paintings."

Looking at the excited expressions of Genta and Mitsuhiko, Huihara Ai couldn't help but sigh: "Boys are really..."

Conan quietly walked to Huihara Ai and whispered, "But the most fun thing is..."

Dr. Agasa joined their game, rolled up his sleeves, and said excitedly: "Okay, now it's my turn. Watch this..."