Even if the footage could be tampered with, they only had to ask the courier about the situation to find out whether it had really been filmed last night.
Inspector Megure had no choice but to set this suspect aside for the moment. "Contact the delivery company and confirm it!"
The officers hurried about. Outside the interrogation room, Kinoshita Yoko quietly took out her phone.
Jiang Xia looked over curiously and found her rapidly writing something in her Memo.
Noticing his gaze, the celebrity, who had recently become very interested in the detective profession, whispered, "In my experience, alibis with no one to vouch for them and only a video recording as proof are the least reliable. It's practically like pasting the label 'murderer' right on their face."
Jiang Xia: "Mm..." Why not quit being a celebrity and become a detective instead? You might not have a hundred percent accuracy rate, but you'd make a pretty good assistant. And then, after a while, maybe "Mr. Yamada" would come running over to be a detective's assistant too. Buy one, get one free.
Thinking about his future surrounded by rare, High-Grade Killing Intent, Jiang Xia fell into brief contemplation.
The police were highly efficient as well. Not only did they find the delivery company, but through it, they also found the young courier who had delivered a package last night.
Jiang Xia had been looking through Kinoshita Yoko's book of experience with her when he suddenly sensed a mass of coffee emerge from the elevator and head straight toward them.
Drawn by the scent of Killing Intent, Jiang Xia looked up toward the entrance. "..." It's you again. No wonder that courier in the video had seemed familiar.
Kinoshita Yoko had not expected the person who arrived to be the owner