Case Closed Detective Conan 소설 & 이야기

CONAN — "What happened? Have they finally found the kids?" Yvonne asked, trying to fix her ear on the phone so she could hear what the caller was saying. I gave her a dreadful glare, and she quickly comported herself, knowing that we still have a pending issue that is yet to be resolved. I turned my gaze away from her and returned to the phone to continue the call with the chief detective, Inspector Williams. "Uhm, I'm sorry, Mr. Williams. Something distracted me from the call." I apologized.

I've tried almost everything I could to let me see him but I married a stubborn one. Michael was arrested on evidence that we found in the USB, detective Conan was provided with it 'anonymously' and of course, he probably got an amazing bonus that month. The sick son of a bitch was also getting his dirty fingers stuck in human trafficking, learning of that information I was disgusting and terrified of what could've happened if he and his associates weren't arrested on time.

“Aria was released. The culprit turned himself in. The case is close to being officially closed.” He shrugged. “It was. Until the news was released this morning.” I frowned. “What news?” “The detective in charge of her case passed away this morning.”

He pauses and brings out his phone before exiting the interrogation room, knowing that whatever he says in there will be recorded. Outside the room, he locates a blind spot from the CCTV around the hallways before making the call. "Hello. It is Detective Rand from earlier this morning. I have some news." On the other end of the call, Grant sits up from his bed and listens. "I'm all ears. Did Richard Wright finally confess?" "Not at all. The Police Chief himself came down to the interrogation room and called the case closed." "What? Case closed? Was the killer apprehended?"

She answered but she was unsure about her answer. We need to research further about her to solve her case so that she can rest in peace. Including the other members of her family. “No picture of her, no name of her… I guess this case was closed” Devon told me but I didn’t agree with him because I could feel that there is something more and it wasn’t close. We just need to research more about it. “Excuse me guys for a moment and I will get a snack,” Luna said. She put the throw pillow on the couch beside her and she stood up and went to the kitchen to prepare our snack.

I played the video. "Bonjour Detectives! Je' m'appele Morse! Haha! If it isnt the selfish infamous Leounet detectives. Let's see if you can be such a saint this time around. I'll give you a clue. Following the nostalgia of the game." He laughed maniacaly, "Raise a toast to us! You've been a good sport" He held a glass cup of what seemed to be wine and took a sip.

he explained in detail. I nodded. "Yeah, I remember. So do we know the culprit?" He fixed my gaze on me before he slowly opened the folder which contains all the results that were conducted for the case. "Finally, a closure," he implicated before he laid out all the pieces of files right in front of me. Then I just found myself crashing out of the room and dashing onto my car at the parking lot at the fastest speed possible. *** Athena's POV

“I have no idea if you know this, but… A detective who uses his deductive powers to corner a suspect, and then does nothing to stop them from committing suicide—” “—is no better than the murderer himself,” Albert completed. “It’s quite funny, now that I realize its meaning.” “Jimmy Kudo probably has a lot more to say if he is a real person and is present here,” I added and finally stepped out of the clubroom. Just as I stepped into the light, my phone rang with a call from an unknown number. “Hibara, speaking.” A voice altered with a changer laughed on the other line. “Hmm… I heard that your team closed another case again, Hibara.”

He motioned for me to follow him when he saw me. We walked to a secluded spot, away from prying eyes. I could feel my heart beating faster in my chest. Conrad turned to face me, his expression serious. “There’s something bigger going on here, Lauren,” he said, his voice low. “Your mother’s case will never be solved by the police.” I stared at him, my blood running cold. “What are you talking about? How do you know that?” “Because the case has been closed,” he said bluntly. “The police department has already turned it stale. The rehab is back in operation as if nothing ever happened.”

He does it since Yomiel could solve cases with only clues and information about the crime. “I see, Ky, want you to gather information from him. The current case that Yomiel handles is on top priority.” Devon ordered. “Yes, sir.” Ky replied as she went to her office followed by Reagan. “So, how’s the case going?” Devon asked as he looked at Yomiel hopefully. “It’s case closed sir. The culprits are dead.” He answered proudly and confidently. “Dead? How come? So, there were more than one, eh?” Devon wondered and at the same time she looks at Cassadie.