- Original release
- Previous episode S20E28 - The Guardian of Time's Sword (Part 2)
- Number S20E29
- Country Japan
- Original language Japanese
- Genres Animation, Anime, Crime, Mystery, Thriller
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The Super Narrow Shop Crime Scene
Kogoro and horse bettors Susumu Nakamura, Chihiro Ougi, Masao Shinohara gather in Satsuki Mishima's bar, one with no leg room and with a crack in the rusty wall. Everyone then leaves the bar around the same time to attend to personal matters. Kogoro takes a smoking break, Nakamura goes to buy cigarettes, Ougi to the public restroom, Shinohara to the ATM. When they regroup, they find Satsuki slouching over the counter on a swivel chair. Shinohara tries to wake her up, only to find a knife in her chest. Kogoro assumes that during the break, someone had a fight with Satsuki who was behind the counter, and stabbed her in the front. The evidence left on the scene does not support it.
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