Conan: My system is lawless

The principle of cyber violence should be similar to this.

Release evidence that is favorable to you and instigate a group of people who are unaware of the truth to charge into battle.

The original intention of the masses is good, they want to help the weak and fight against the strong, and uphold justice.

Unfortunately, such people are often the most likely to be exploited by people with ulterior motives.

The moment the truth comes out.

Those who were the bravest and had fought in the front were ultimately silent, without even a simple apology to those who had been wronged.

After all, the cost of following the trend is very small, and the biggest consequence is that the movement will stop. But for those who are wronged, it is a lifelong harm.

Kusadokawa looked around the gallery, and those who had been shouting the loudest just now didn't dare to look him in the eye.

Judge: "Mr. Kusadokawa, do you want to hold Ms. Aiko accountable for spreading rumors and slandering you?"

Spreading rumors and slander, like Aiko's, which did not cause any major accidents, is not criminalized under the criminal law. The most that can be done is a public apology and a fine.

Kusadokawa: "No need. For a woman who is about to go to jail, what's the use of asking her for money and a simple apology?"

Judge: "Please continue to present evidence. The trial continues!"

Kusadokawa: "As I said just now, Aiko used a dagger to kill someone and left another dagger behind. The dagger used to kill someone was taken away by Gin, and the dagger left behind was kept in the physical evidence department by the police. Although we can't find the dagger used to kill someone, the dagger left behind is enough to prove that Aiko had two daggers in her bag at the time!!"

Reiko Kujo secretly admired Kusadokawa's ability to respond, as he perfectly threw back the dirty water that Aiko had thrown at her. Not only that, he also gave people the impression of a perfect, magnanimous person.

But this is a court, the two are rivals, and Kujo Reiko will not miss any opportunity to defeat Kusadokawa.

"Lawyer Kusadokawa, what does the dagger left behind indicate?"

Kusadokawa: "In Ms. Aiko's confession, she said she didn't put a dagger in her bag. Ms. Kotobuki's confession said she put a dagger in Ms. Aiko's bag. At that time, since there was no blood on the knife, the police in the medical examination department automatically excluded it from the murder weapon, so they missed checking one thing."

Reiko Kujo's heart tightened.

"what!!"

Kusadokawa: "Ask a witness, a police officer from the medical examination department!!"

The police sat in the witness stand with the inspection report.

"At that time, Officer Megure asked me to check the fingerprints on the dagger. I checked it carefully and found that there were only Aiko's fingerprints on it!!"

"what!!!"

Aiko's face changed slightly, and even her body was shaking slightly.

Kusadokawa glanced at Aiko and continued.

"That is to say, the dagger that Miss Aiko handed to Gin was actually planted in her bag by Xiaotong, and the dagger that was left behind was actually the one she prepared at the beginning, so there are only Aiko's fingerprints on this dagger, and no Xiaotong's!"

boom! ! !

Aiko slammed the table with both hands, stood up and questioned Kusadokawa.

"Mr. Kusadokawa, this piece of evidence is insignificant, because what if I remembered it wrongly at the time of the crime? Is it okay that I bought this dagger to cut fruit?"

Kusadokawa: "Sure, what about the dagger that Hitomi planted on you?"

Aiko: "How do I know if she put the dagger in my bag? What if she had something on her finger to cover her fingerprints, like tape?"

Kusadokawa snorted coldly.

"You are still quibbling when you are about to die. I only need to compare it with your confession at the crime scene. From a legal perspective, what you say now is not as credible as your confession at the crime scene."

Kusadokawa: "Judge, I believe that all the judges can agree with the view I just expressed."

After several judges whispered to each other, the presiding judge nodded.

"After deliberation, this court believes that Kusadokawa's inference is well-founded. Combined with the confessions of Hitomi and Aiko at the time of the crime, this court accepts it. Prosecutor Kujo, do you have anything else to add?"

Reiko Kujo knew that if she continued to argue about how many knives were in the bag, the situation would only become increasingly unfavorable. For now, the only option was to continue arguing about whether the knife was the murder weapon. After all, the real murder weapon had already been taken away by Gin.

"Lawyer Kusadogawa, even if the court accepts your point of view, what does it mean that Miss Aiko had two knives in her bag? Does the presence of two knives mean that they are murder weapons?"

There was a sly glint in Kujo Reiko's eyes.

"You infer that it was the knife that cut off the head, so can I infer that it was the necklace that cut off the head?"

Kusadokawa: "Is there no blood on the necklace?"

Kujo Reiko: "So what? Is there blood on the knife? If you want to confirm that the knife is the murder weapon, then please bring the murder weapon to the court. If you can't find it, then we are just inferences without actual evidence. I believe the court will also split the bill 50-50 according to fairness, right?"

There was an uproar in the audience, and even Kuroda Bei was somewhat impressed by Kujo Reiko's sophistry.

After all, a court is a place where evidence is important. The murder weapon, the dagger, is missing. If Aiko insists that the dagger is not the murder weapon, even the court will find it difficult to convict her. If no conviction can be made after a trial, it means that Kujo Reiko has defeated Sosadokawa.

Kusadokawa: "Kujo Reiko, you are too young to play dirty with me!"

Kusadokawa: "My fellow judges, jury judges, according to the Chinese Song Ci's Records of Clearing Wrongs, anyone whose head was cut off by a knife would have a large wound on his neck and a flower pattern on it. This sentence in the Records of Clearing Wrongs is exactly the same as the body of the deceased! And if the head was really cut off with a rope, then even if there is no blood on the rope, there must be fiber from the rope on the neck. Prosecutor Kujo, if you want to prove that the head was cut off by a rope, can you please find a fiber from the wound on the body?"

The police officer from the laboratory shook his head.

"Judge, we have already checked it. There is no fiber in the wound. It must not be the rope that cut off the head!"

Judge: "Prosecutor Jiujiao, based on the current evidence, it has been proven that the murder weapon was a knife. Do you have any reason to refute it?"

Kujo Reiko: “No!!”

Everyone was shocked. Could it be that Kujo Reiko was defeated just like that?

Aiko, who was standing by, couldn't help but feel a little anxious when she saw Kujo Reiko giving up.

"Prosecutor Kujo, are you going to watch me, an innocent person, being wrongly accused by Kusadokawa?"

Reiko Kujo: "I just can't refute that the murder weapon was a knife, but although there were two knives in Miss Aiko's bag, and although the murder weapon knife came out of Miss Aiko's bag, we tentatively determine that Gin and Vodka are the murderers in this case, but... Lawyer Kusado, can I make such a bold assumption that it was Gin and Vodka who stole the murder knife from Miss Aiko's bag!!"

Kuroda Bei found it more and more interesting.

If Kusanagi cannot prove the employment relationship between Aiko and Gin, Miss Aiko can still be acquitted.

Aiko also understood what Kujo Reiko meant, and the corners of her mouth couldn't help but rise slightly.

"Lawyer Kusadokawa, I guess you don't have any evidence to prove my employment relationship with the murderer?"

Reiko Kujo: "Judge, if Kusadokawa cannot prove the employment relationship between Ms. Aiko and Gin, then Ms. Aiko is a third party in the legal sense and has nothing to do with this case!"

Judge: “Yes!”

Kusadokawa chuckled and took out the recording from his pocket.

"What a pity, Miss Aiko, I have a recording of you trading with Gin and Vodka!"