Tsumi to Batsu no Spica - Ch. 25 - Deadly Marriage (5)

[ryuumajin]

I'm sorry, but let me be local, for a sec.

"KAMU KOK GOBLOK!"

 

[nclsdv]

Did you forget that said schoolboy have direct connection to the police via his uncle?

True he might've been ignored if he tells some random police officer, but if he tells his uncle, even if his uncle doesn't truly believe what he said, he would still send police to monitor him if he know his nephew was doing something this careless.

You generally don't have "direct connection to the police" if your uncle is a policeman. Police organization is military–esque. They follow strict protocols and orders, down the chain of command. They're also lazy to respond to out–of–scope duties. Within the context of this manga, a grunt like the uncle wouldn't have the power nor authority to "send police to monitor" anyone. Outside the manga, in the real world, at most what you're gonna get is your uncle personally running the errand and use his police job title to scare some civilians, but not ever involving his colleges into running his family errands for him.

Not convinced? Then tell me if you've ever changed how you do your job based on the input of a fifteen–year–old nephew. Double score if your job is police and instead of doing it by the book, you do it by your highschooler nephew's wants and needs.

 

[Infiking]

Spica's really fallen off. Even Tohakari figured this one out before her.

Tohakari has always been the smarter one of the two. Spica just coasts off of her ability giving her the answers. He was the one who figured out the issue with the previous murderer without even knowing any details.

 

[Doomroar]

He has an actual brain???

Confronting a murderer without a plan to not get himself killed next? i mean... does he have a brain?

 

[Bearman851]

Confronting a murderer without a plan to not get himself killed next? i mean... does he have a brain?

...I mean, that's half of a brain. Still more than I thought.

 

[EchoGirl]

Confronting a murderer without a plan to not get himself killed next? i mean... does he have a brain?

tbf considering it was the

Spoiler:

brother who did it

it's not like she would've been too dangerous, plus they were in public, even if she swung at him, not like she had a weapon on her or would've conveniently had poison or something

 

[Doomroar]

tbf considering it was the

Spoiler:

brother who did it

it's not like she would've been too dangerous, plus they were in public, even if she swung at him, not like she had a weapon on her or would've conveniently had poison or something

I am talking long term, he already established that women prefer to kill with poison because they can't overpower their victims (which wouldn't be an issue because as a warden she probably can overpower him anyways)

Once he made her know that he knew she was a murderer, he was exposing himself to immediate and long term danger of retaliation

Spoiler: ""

In fact plot armor saved him that the cops took the notice seriously and got to her the same day, and not next week, or 3 days later, his whole plan was to buy time until she was arrested, but what if they couldn't have gotten the warrant in time? after all he didn't had any proof to back his accusations, also it is implied that the brother only killed the previous ones not the latest one, which differed in method, which is what lead to him suspecting the warden in the first place

 

[zairaner]

Damn I gotta apologize to my man, he is far more efficient at this than I thought. He realized he wasn't special to her, realized she wasn't going to kill him and promptly found another hot woman to kill him instead, even giving her the perfect opportunity to doing so.

 

[HippoPilot]

Guessing it's the guard that's the accomplice... Yep.
it's always the background character. Just like in the detective shows I watch, after a two seasons I could rpedict the killer at near perfect rate because it'd always be a briefly named or highlighted character that barely spoke.

 

[HippoPilot]

Guessing it's the guard that's the accomplice... Yep.
it's always the background character. Just like in the detective shows I watch, after a two seasons I could rpedict the killer at near perfect rate because it'd always be a briefly named or highlighted character that barely spoke.

My other suspicion...