However, if you factor in that he might have been crushed to death by a maneki-neko falling from above while he crouched down to look for documents—though the probability is extremely low, it isn't entirely impossible.
Gazing at Inspector Megure, who was finding a way out for himself, a profound warmth filled the heart of elder brother Megure, and he felt that making this younger brother was a truly worthwhile choice.
Unlike a certain Hachiko, who did nothing but pick out details that slapped him in the face.
Juzo Megure gave a light cough and said, Ahem, "The younger brother is right, I completely agree with Fujino's view."
"This matter... I was overthinking it and simply overlooked the high possibility that this situation was the work of a murderer."
Humbly admitting his inadequacy compared to the younger brother, he changed the subject, walked slowly over to the safe, rummaged through it, and said, "Still, this really is strange. The money in here hasn't been taken... There's a million yen. It looks like the culprit wasn't after money."
"Then what was the culprit after?"
"I think it might be because of unpaid debts!"
Right at that moment, Conan burrowed over to Juzo Megure's side once again and pulled a small booklet out from the safe: "Take a closer look, Ms. Kanaoka actually seems to owe him three hundred thousand yen!"
"Don't mess with the crime scene..."
"Huh?" Conan was slightly stunned.
Usually, elder brother, you're not like this!
Aren't you supposed to ignore me when I run amok at crime scenes?
Why are you suddenly starting to care today?
Juzo Megure cast a glance of disgust at Conan, feeling that this little brat, who gave him no face and messed around blindly, was truly rather annoying.
Elder brother Megure was quite