Conan: Nakamura-kun is forced to be almighty

Nakamura gently pushed the prisoner to make sure he was completely unconscious before starting to look at his personal belongings.

An old-fashioned mobile phone is connected next to the laptop.

After taking out a pair of white gloves and putting them on, he moved the prisoner aside.

Check the computer first. It does show all the scenes from the mall. The interrogation situation on the sixth and fourth floors, and the scene of bomb defusing in the corridor on the first floor are all very clear.

However, apart from the monitoring screen, there is no detonation program on the computer.

He went to check the mobile phone again. There was a number on the screen. Nakamura guessed that this might be the remote control of one of the bombs.

Entering the mailbox and contacts, an unnamed number in the call log was dialed many times, and Nakamura had an ominous premonition.

When I opened the mailbox, there were several emails from unknown sources, which made me look ugly after reading them.

Nakamura handcuffed the prisoner's hands behind his back and handcuffed him to a steel pipe.

Continue to search upstairs and walk through them all to confirm that there is only this prisoner in this abandoned building.

With a sullen face, he dragged the prisoner with one hand and picked up the laptop and the prisoner's mobile phone downstairs with the other.

Nakamura's hand knife just now didn't hold any force, and he dragged the prisoner all the way to the first floor without any movement from him.

Ito kept looking in, saw Nakamura, and quickly ran over to help.

"Is this the prisoner?"

"No." Nakamura put the laptop and mobile phone in the back seat of the police car.

"Drive back to the police station. I'll check his computer first."

"it is good."

Although the person caught is not the culprit, if you can pry open his mouth, you can get a lot of information. If you want to guess the culprit behind it, it won't be a big problem.

Nakamura checked the computer inside and out, but found nothing major.

The traces of this computer show that the person using it is an ordinary person, and the history records and the like have not been cleared.

The web pages I browsed are very casual and have the typical characteristics of adult single men.

As for mobile phones, they are also of an older style.

It can only send and receive emails and make phone calls, and the network functions are basically unusable. Only the call history and a few emails are of some use.

Nakamura tried to trace the unnamed contact information, and naturally after dialing it, the phone was turned off.

Only the general area can be found.

Several of the emails were employment information. The person on the other side paid the homeless man to make phone calls at regular intervals and threaten the waiter. He even wrote clearly on how to speak.

It is also unclear who planted the bomb.

All in all, everything must wait until the person's mouth is pried open before the next step can be taken.

Fortunately, half an hour has passed since the second alarm call was received, and no other explosive news has appeared. Perhaps except for the first round of two bombs, only one was installed in each other round. The problem is The exact number of rounds of bombs has not yet been determined.

The prisoner's physical condition was not good, and Nakamura's blow caused him to be taken back to the police station while he was still unconscious.

Enter the interrogation room and use some special methods to finally wake the person up.

The man woke up and found that he was handcuffed. Two men with serious faces were sitting in front of him. There was also a cherry blossom logo in the room that was impossible for foreigners to mistake. His expression changed slightly.

"Mr. Kinoshita Takashi, right?"

The man lowered his head and said nothing.

"What are you monitoring?"

The man didn't give any reaction.

"Did you install the bomb at Aipido Mall? With that amount of ammunition, you will be punished with the death penalty."

The man suddenly raised his head, "Impossible, those bombs clearly didn't kill anyone..."

"Oh, so you admit that you were monitoring the bomb scene? You also knew about the amount of bombs..."

"There's no rule against checking surveillance in public places, right?"

"You used surveillance to threaten the waiter to call the police, but you didn't change your voice, right?" Nakamura was calm and calm, "You knew the location of the bomb at Aipido Mall, and you installed the bomb? Do you still think this is wrong? Is it illegal?"

"The source of a large amount of ammunition, making phone calls to threaten waiters to call the police, planting bombs in public places, and stealing surveillance cameras. As long as we take the time to investigate these behaviors..."

Nakamura deliberately did not tell the whole story, letting Mr. Kinoshita figure it out on his own.

As expected, the man gradually became panicked and lost his previous calmness.

He is a homeless man, and his psychological quality is naturally inferior to that of professionals. After several confrontations, he couldn't sit still.

Of course, Nakamura's interrogation method also had some irregularities, but time was urgent at the moment, and he didn't have time to grind it out slowly.

After breaking through the initial psychological defense, Nakamura's voice gradually changed.

Ito was jotting down notes while squeezing his thighs, using the pain to stay awake to prevent him from blurting out private words unknowingly.

Ito heard that one of the reasons why Officer Nakamura was invited to the search class was his potential to develop into a negotiator.

Of course he didn't believe it at first.

On the first day they met, Ito discovered that Nakamura was a sociophobic person and disliked communicating with strangers.

Every time he encounters an interrogation session, he can slip away. He only speaks a few words in front of acquaintances. When he meets strangers, he mostly glares.

It is a fantasy that such a taciturn person can develop into a negotiator.

But as he encountered more cases, Ito discovered that at some point, Officer Nakamura's voice would change.

What do you say about that voice? It's very pleasant to listen to and very friendly. It makes people involuntarily relax their vigilance, and some secret words will blurt out unknowingly.

For example, Ito himself complained about his former boss and some colleagues in that atmosphere.

After waking up, Ito almost stiffened when faced with Officer Nakamura's half-smiling expression.

I thought it would be returned, but I never thought that Nakamura never asked to change his subordinates, and the partnership between the two has continued.

Later, once again, Ito was asked about his views on Nakamura.

Ito had already recognized Nakamura's ability at that time, and gradually respected this boss who was younger than himself but had a higher police rank than himself.

It was an unguarded cliche, but Ito's answer was a compliment.

For the first time, Ito saw a faint blush on the face of his expressionless boss.

Nakamura also explained to him at that time that he had learned a pseudo-sounding technique, and if he used it accidentally without noticing, it would make people around him trust him and make it easy for him to be tricked.

It would be a lie to say that Ito didn't mind at all, but in the face of his boss's honesty, he couldn't really blame him. After thinking about it, he was still willing to follow Nakamura.

After that, the relationship between the two became more harmonious, and some of Nakamura's secrets were no longer hidden from Ito. Nakamura did not explain, Ito did not ask, and the two maintained a tacit and mutually beneficial state.

Watching the slovenly man honestly explain the cause and effect under the questioning of police officer Nakamura.

Ito couldn't help but start to dream about whether he could learn this pseudo-sound technique.

If you can have this skill, interrogating prisoners will be too easy.

Moreover, the use cases are not limited to interrogations. It will also be easier to inquire about the personal grudges between suspects and prisoners at crime scenes, and the efficiency of solving cases will be greatly improved.

Nakamura asked all the information that Kinoshita Takashi knew, and Ito also completed all the transcripts at the same time, and the two hurriedly walked out of the interrogation room.