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Umetani pretended that he would refuse to auction the Aimizu model and keep the victim | Umetani pretended that he would refuse to auction the Aimizu model and keep the victim | ||
− | as his subordinate but the deal had already been made. | + | as his subordinate but the deal had already been made. Umetani could not resist selling such a well designed chair and Hiramatsu blackmailed the president to let him leave the company having already preprogrammed the chair to self detonate after midnight. |
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− | + | In the surveillance video, Hiramatsu was talking to the president about the password necessary to stop the detonation. He later impulsively stabs Umetani twice, the first out of blind rage that his initial murder plan failed and second because he was goaded by Umetani to finish the job (lest the president come after him with a warrant) Specifically Umetani tells Hiramatsu to stab him at the letter O of the massage chair apparatus to fatally kill him. However he prepared the cheap cigar case to block the stab beforehand. The fact that the Umetani model refuses to self-destruct confirms the transaction in the mute video and that the president killed Hiramatsu. A digital recording of Hiramatsu's voice entailing the deal seals the case. | |
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+ | Umetani's motive to kill was how Hiramatsu intended to murder him then inherit his assets using a fake will indicating suicide. Hiramatsu besides being sick of the president's harsh work ethic left the company out of spite to let it fail after the Aimizu chair loses all popularity upon release. | ||
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Episode 318-319 (Int. Episode {{{int-episode}}}) | |
Title: | The Lucky Cigar Case |
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Japanese title: | 幸運のシガーケース (Kōun no Shigā Kēsu) |
Original airdate: | May 5, 2003 (Part 1) May 12, 2003 (Part 2) |
Season: | 12 |
Manga source: | TV Original |
Cast: | Conan Edogawa Kogoro Mouri Ran Mouri Sango Yokomizo |
Case solved by: | Kogoro Mouri (via Conan) |
Next Conan's Hint: | Cigar (Part 1) Answering machine (Part 2) |
Director: | Yasuichiro Yamamoto Masato Sato (asst.) |
Screenplay: | Shunsuke Ozawa |
Storyboard: | Chika Ichimaru |
Episode director: | 318 Nana Harada 319 Kazuyoshi Yokota |
Animation director: | 318 Izumi Shimura 319 Akiko Kawashima |
Opening song: | Kaze no lalala |
Closing song: | Ashita o Yume Mite |
Cast
Gadgets
Case
Situation
Kogoro, Ran and Conan driving in a rented car late somewhere in the mountains when suddenly the car breaks down. Being all dark outside and with fog everywhere, Ran starts to freak out. Not long after, they notice a car right in front of them turning into a small passageway (through the mountains) which they haven't noticed before because of the fog. They decide to walk and take the passageway in the hope of finding help nearby. They eventually come across a building that belongs to a company named "Kuron Healthiness Instrument Stock Company". There are some cars in the parking lot and some of them are still hot (which Conan figures were recently used and that one of them is most certainly the car they noticed earlier). After ringing at the door, a man shows up but almost immediately asks them to leave in an unwelcoming tone. After locking the door and disappearing inside, another man shows up 15 seconds later telling them to come in. Once inside, the same man who tried to push them away loudly expresses his disapproval for letting them in saying they could be "spies". Suddenly, the company owner comes out of his office quite upset about all the noise. Kogoro quickly tries to reassure them all saying they're not suspects and that he's private detective, Kogoro Mouri. The owner immediately adopts a friendlier attitude and apologizes for being so ignorant. He then offers his business card to Mouri introducing himself as Meko, the owner of the Kuron Healthiness Instrument Stock Company.
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