If that was true, then Emori Satoshi had a motive for murder.
"I wouldn't go so far as to kill someone over a few taunts," Emori Satoshi said flatly.
"He said it pretty loudly back then, didn't he? Something like, 'If you don't want to be reincarnated early, you'd better not ride your taxi,'" Shimizu Takayasu continued.
Emori Satoshi was a taxi driver. Those words must have been deeply hurtful to him.
Especially since everyone else had heard them. Perhaps Emori Satoshi had borne a grudge because of it.
In an instant, Inspector Megure identified Emori Satoshi as the most suspicious person.
Emori Satoshi remained composed and said blandly, "If that's the case, then you're even more suspicious than I am. You have a motive for murder too, don't you?"
"After all, that guy was your precious little sister's boyfriend, wasn't he?" Emori Satoshi dropped a bombshell.
"How wonderful. I have a feeling a huge catfight is about to break out," Chen said with great interest.
"Student Hyuga, you're also a murder suspect. Why are you so calm? Aren't you afraid?" Judy walked over and asked.
"Hehe, Ms. Judy, you're suspicious too, actually," Chen said with a soft chuckle.
Everyone here was suspicious. More accurately, even Ai Haibara and Conan counted among the suspects.
"Bito Kengo had just started living with his little sister recently, and the two of them were inseparable all day long. But as her older brother, he was also a regular at the amusement park, so he had no standing to criticize her boyfriend."
"Speaking of motives, this young man has one too, doesn't he?" Emori Satoshi turned his gaze toward the waiter, Dejima Hitoshi.
"Didn't you want him gone as soon as possible too?"
"Why is that?" Wataru Takagi asked Emori Satoshi. He wouldn't just