Thinking of the latest information they had uncovered, Conan hesitated for a moment, then tugged at Mouri Kogoro's sleeve.
"What is it?" Mouri Kogoro lowered his head to look at this troublesome kid.
Conan cleared his throat and put on the innocent voice of a child. "It's so strange, Uncle—I just went exploring at Mrs. Sakihara's house, and I found that her garage is also pretty narrow. If she really wasn't good at backing up, then how did she usually drive out?"
"Also, I took a look in Mr. Sakihara's study and found some strange sticky residue beside the outlet under his desk. It looked like something had been taped there."
Mouri Ran froze as she listened.
Seeing her expression, Conan felt slightly surprised. He hadn't expected Ran to be the first one to understand his hint.
He gave Mouri Ran a grave nod.
Then Mouri Ran clamped a hand over his mouth.
Conan: "???"
The law-abiding high school girl guiltily glanced around. Only after confirming that the passersby were all busy with their own affairs and no one had heard what he said did she turn back and whisper, "How could you just break into someone else's house, especially somewhere as important as their study?!"
Conan: "...?"
Was that really the point? The point was obviously the suspicious details in this case!
He very much wanted to stress his point again, but no matter how hard he struggled, he couldn't move even one of Mouri Ran's fingers.
"..."
An elementary school student silently sank into despair.
Fortunately, someone nearby seemed to have become unusually perceptive and understood what he had left unsaid.
Mouri Kogoro snorted. "What are you trying to imply, brat? Do you think Megumi has something to do with this bombing murder case too?"
Conan: "Mmph mmph