Pen to Wappa to Jijitsu-kon - Ch. 6

[MangaDex]

 

[NonoScans]

So the murderer was a ghost!

As always, big thanks to @Rythyugn for collaborating with me for this release

 

[biologist]

I understand everything now(I don't)

 

[siotechua]

I always love her nonsensical drawing that do not understand at first but understands it later

 

[VooXoo]

...possible is actually strangulation?
The position of the body is weird and it makes no sense, guy was certainly alone, but the position of his hands seems to indicate he was trying to hold something from his neck, not vomit the poison, and his head was close to the door, possible invisible thread?
The video assistant could have got close to the body first to remove the thread or fix the clothes, I know my theory is full of holes, a autopsy would realize if is poison or hanging.
But making us clearly see the assistant run to the body and possibly do something near his neck that could be removing the thread or switching the poison means that is important.
But there was blood, so I don't think it was fake poison and he got killed after the gondola came back down.
I think the hints are all there, maybe is a combination...
Would the poison even make him spit blood? Maybe the assistant was counting on a quick end to the case.

 

[LupusVir]

Interesting case. But more interesting is that the other detective is completely okay with him marrying a high schooler as long as it's for love. She actually seemed a little excited about it. Maybe it's the whole "forbidden love" thing that she likes.

 

[JustALolicon69]

MOOORE CHAPTERS!!

 

[NonoScans]

MOOORE CHAPTERS!!

And many more to come

 

[lfrith]

Thanks for the tl

 

[Vikingix]

To me it's clearly hinted this is the girl at the exit who quickly gave the poison to him just when the gondola arrived

 

[finalm]

To me it's clearly hinted this is the girl at the exit who quickly gave the poison to him just when the gondola arrived

There's also the second ring, that his assistant has (on his middle finger) on the video, but is missing later for some reason. Still, both scenarios where he'd be poisoned for real on the ground are a massive strech - if the guy was faking it till then, you'd expect him to start flailing around then and there, when the effects (respiratory failiure) of the real poison came on. As for the strangulation hypothesis - it would take hopelessly incompetent police to miss that kind of thing on the body. Even if the first responders missed it, the corpse is going to be examined by professionals later, no way would it still be ruled as suicide.

 

[chipusu]

Sometimes you just want to die without making someone clean up your mess...

 

[NonoScans]

Sometimes you just want to die without making someone clean up your mess...

Then you kill yourself somewhere without people, not in a freaking amusement park lmao

 

[finalm]

Sometimes you just want to die without making someone clean up your mess...

The series makes huge, reaching assumptions that would get one horribly embarrased in the real world at the very least, yet they always work out for the girl, for some reason. It disregards things that are common sense - many people would close the bottle and carefully put it away simply by force of habit, especially neat freaks. Same thing chappened in the previous chapters - girl hears a noise from an apartment, notices the bathrooom's arrangement and immediately surmised that the neighbour is an imposter - this is crazy. Not only is the evidence for the true owner's left handedness nonsense (how many people build their bathroom on such a premise, rather than the best utilization of space?), who on Earth would expect an intruder to tie up and hide the property owner? You'd think she'd have broken in under the owner's absence simply to rob the place, but this story turns it up to eleven by serving up a psycho who wants to kill and replace someone, like some sort of alien body-snatcher... And we're supposed to believe that the kid just "deduced" such an insane development?

 

[Forikorder]

The series makes huge, reaching assumptions that would get one horribly embarrased in the real world at the very least, yet they always work out for the girl, for some reason. It disregards things that are common sense - many people would close the bottle and carefully put it away simply by force of habit, especially neat freaks. Same thing chappened in the previous chapters - girl hears a noise from an apartment, notices the bathrooom's arrangement and immediately surmised that the neighbour is an imposter - this is crazy. Not only is the evidence for the true owner's left handedness nonsense (how many people build their bathroom on such a premise, rather than the best utilization of space?), who on Earth would expect an intruder to tie up and hide the property owner? You'd think she'd have broken in under the owner's absence simply to rob the place, but this story turns it up to eleven by serving up a psycho who wants to kill and replace someone, like some sort of alien body-snatcher... And we're supposed to believe that the kid just "deduced" such an insane development?

argue with the logic not with the situation being ridiculous, its a murder mystery series of course the culprits are going to be acting in ridiculous ways instead of just clubbing someone when no ones looking

how many people build their bathroom on such a premise, rather than the best utilization of space?

everyone? if you have a cup with a handle its going to be facing the convenient way for you, have you ever intentionally rotated a mug so you cant easily grab it?

 

[Kushikime]

Thanks for the chapter

 

[animan095]

Kashikojima is now my favorite character

 

[finalm]

argue with the logic not with the situation being ridiculous, its a murder mystery series of course the culprits are going to be acting in ridiculous ways instead of just clubbing someone when no ones looking



everyone? if you have a cup with a handle its going to be facing the convenient way for you, have you ever intentionally rotated a mug so you cant easily grab it?

I am. Are you saying the "logic" of the kid's deductions is something you'd find acceptable? Would you care to use it yourself in these situations?

I was talking about the fact that the shelf over the sink was on the left side - that was the girl's main argument, the cup was an "also" sidenote. I myself have a similar layout even though I'm right handed, and other people in my apartment building do as well, due to how the rooms are positioned. It's a matter of space utilization, especially if the bathroom is small. As for the cup, it actually points to the opposite conclusion, if anything. It's there to hold water with which you rinse after brushing your teeth, right? Then if you're left handed, wouldn't you hold the toothbrush with your left and the cup with your right?

 

[Forikorder]

I am. Are you saying the "logic" of the kid's deductions is something you'd find acceptable? Would you care to use it yourself in these situations?

I was talking about the fact that the shelf over the sink was on the left side - that was the girl's main argument, the cup was an "also" sidenote. I myself have a similar layout even though I'm right handed, and other people in my apartment building do as well, due to how the rooms are positioned. It's a matter of space utilization, especially if the bathroom is small. As for the cup, it actually points to the opposite conclusion, if anything. It's there to hold water with which you rinse after brushing your teeth, right? Then if you're left handed, wouldn't you hold the toothbrush with your left and the cup with your right?

How the hell you holding a cup toothbrush and turnin the tap when you can set one down?

 

[finalm]

How the hell you holding a cup toothbrush and turnin the tap when you can set one down?

Set down what? The foamy toothbrush? Obviously it's easier to do so with the cup. That's besides the point, in any case - do you find fault with my statement that the dominant hand would hold the brush, rather than the cup?