Case Closed Detective Conan Novels & Stories

The hum grew distant until it disappeared completely. I stood there frozen in the quiet that followed. The cold air pressed heavily around me, and my heartbeat pounded in my ears. The case was closed, just like that. Benjamin touched my arm lightly. “Come inside.” We walked toward the house. I didn’t say a word until we were sitting on the couch in the living room. My fingers twisted together in my lap. My mind wouldn’t stop racing. How? How did it end just like that? Five years, and suddenly the Commissioner just decided to close it? Police didn’t give up that easily, not when a case involved someone being killed. It didn’t make sense.

No. The department must be trusted. And the agency should send reliable people to work there. He closed all the windows with his mouse. - All open... you are a detective and you leave evidence like this? Maybe I do need a break. Without realizing it, he missed the slip of a criminal.

Chapter 36: Case closed ETHAN After a few days, I contacted the detective in charge of the murder case asking for updates. “The case is closed sir, it was ruled a suicide.” She responded when I asked about the case. “Closed, why?” I answered surprised. “Could someone tell me what the hell is going on in this country? That woman was fucking murdered for God damn sake.” “The evidence we found on the scene after cross examination pointed towards suicide, she shot herself to death.” She explained.

Old Geezers, they are off the topic. As far as I can remember, Rook asked me why a mere detective like me didn't even know about it. I never heard about it before, but when I asked Lt. Danwel, he somewhat knew something about it. Yeah; Lt. Danwel is one of them. The case was closed because of the lack of evidence and the fact that Lt. Danwel held the case a year ago is considered proof. Abigail knew about it because she was part of it. I understand now.

That comment earned a deadly glare from the Fallen. “Well, now that the case was close. Detective Sherlock is now signing off. Adios!” And then he disappeared, again, into the thin air.

Kaze said callously, “Anyone can talk a big game. I’ll believe you when you sign the equity transfer contract.” “Fine. I’ll put my name on the document now.” Grasping on the lifeline, Miya told her sidekick to prepare the document. Kaze’s gaze fell on Genesis. “What about you? How do you plan on making things right for me?” With Ryken narrowing his eyes at her, Genesis gritted her teeth and replied, “The case of the dust explosion is officially closed.” “Case closed? That’s just empty talk.” Kaze smiled offhandedly.

Someone got my hands, pulled me up. “Are you insane? do you need to jump?” Chris shouted. I never saw him like this. I cried. My feet are trembling, my head is spinning. He pulled me to his chest. “Don’t ever do something like this,” he whispered in my ears. “The case is closed, I think. The killer killed himself, now we can’t find how told him” Ella said looking down from the terrace. It’s clear Ella’s a new detective and she’s really not good at it.

Detective Morrison looked tired when he came in, like he'd been chasing ghosts for years, only to find out they were dragons. "Mr. Sterling," he said, "I'm going to say we should close the case." "You found her." Not a question. "We did," he said. "Though I think you already knew that, since you have those Romano Enterprises files." I told him to sit, but he stayed standing, like he wanted to get the bad news out and leave.

Did Dustin really do something? “Mr. Grant, thank you for the clues you provided. We will be sure to figure out the truth of the case!” Ninian frowned. She thought that the case had been closed with no satisfying end. Had Dustin actually been looking into this? She felt touched, and Ninian held Dustin’s hand tighter. Conan asked in puzzlement, “Subordination of bodily harm? What did you do?”

I know this is not my target today, but it was involved with an incident I was curious about years ago. Mom closed the case because there was no hope of finding the suspect. What lame reason was that? “I really want to ask why my mother closed the case at that time?” “We can't answer that, Mr. Volkov. The person who was in charge of the case is no longer in service.” “Why?” “They retired and we couldn't get hold of them.” I will do it my way then. The door banged open, which startled both of us, and an officer, catching his breath, hastily came in.