No way this wallet with the same first name and last initial would be the missing grandson's wallet. And that picture only barely resembles the missing kid. And the handwritten note with the same handwriting as the victim stating that he loves his grandfather who is the minister of construction must be talking about a different minister of construction in in Kyoto or something, not Tokyo! Foolish fools.
Ha, the hammer brought down by a dental card. Wow, the wallet was left there six or seven days ago. Interesting.
Kid's pretty smart. If this weren't going to end up badly, I'd say this kid is pullig off a miracle with the acting like he can't hear them, putting together all the information and the best plans to escape, and then the feigned illness. Of course, this is where Irie will come in, isn't it?
Huh. It's very hard for a civilian to obtain a gun in Japan. Well, damn, I should've seen that before. Mion has a gun holstered constantly. That should've been more significant and apparent to me (or to Keiichi?).
Whoa, there's Rika at the construction protest. And we donm't know what she said... Tip? Tip please?
I also feel something is off. Finding the wallet in a thicket along this long road around the same time the kidnappers passed through.
Here comes Irie! With or without the grandson, hm?
Rock to the head!!! Akasaka, no!
Ooishi to the rescue! I feel like I'm watching the season one finale of True Detective.
Nice, they saved the boy, both are still alive, no one died... what will go wrong?
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