"Brother Jiang Xia, take a look." Inspector Megure handed Jiang Xia the information he had just received and lowered his voice. "The case involving Attorney Sakaguchi's son, who committed suicide years ago, was handled personally by one of my colleagues, so I asked him about it.
"According to my colleague, the person who bullied Attorney Sakaguchi's son and drove him to suicide was indeed the victim in this case.
"But during the vigil back then, the victim came to the funeral hall and knelt to apologize. Attorney Sakaguchi was deeply moved and ultimately forgave him completely, deciding not to pursue the matter any further.
"A little over half a year later, the victim transferred to Kansai because of his father's job relocation. Then, two years ago, after getting into a university in Tokyo, he returned here and became Mr. Sakaguchi's neighbor.
"The two got along very well. Attorney Sakaguchi often invited the victim over for meals... If Attorney Sakaguchi really did it, he should have acted long ago. Why wait until today?"
Haibara Ai, who had secretly followed them over, could no longer listen. The police were so naïve—no wonder those people in the organization had always acted with such impunity. She sighed. "How could the pain of losing a loved one be so easily put aside? The information you found actually makes his motive even clearer."
Inspector Megure could not help lowering his head to look at the first-grade girl. "..." Whether it was this child or Conan, both looked like calm, collected Detectives in front of a corpse... Could staying around Brother Jiang Xia for too long make someone develop detective-like traits?
If so, it seemed he should have Takagi, Sato, and the others spend more time talking with Jiang Xia.
Inspector Megure, who was good at discovering