As the sound coming from the entrance door grew louder, everyone couldn't help but look towards the entrance door.
Takagi grabbed a young man wearing a black jacket and dragged him into the room.
“That’s him!”
"That's him we saw!"
Before Megure and the others could ask what was going on, Ishikawa and Nakamura on the side pointed at each other and exclaimed.
"He is the man who rushed out in a hurry!" Ishikawa looked at the man in front of him with hostility in his eyes.
"I was in the park in front of the station and saw him looking frightened and a bit uneasy, so I approached him and asked him questions."
Gao Mu restrained the man's arms with both hands, looked at the man beside him with a cold expression and said, "But who knew that after hearing what I said, he suddenly wanted to escape, so I arrested him directly."
According to Takagi, the man's name was Shimizu Masataka, and when he was arrested, a large amount of jewelry was found on him.
As he spoke, Takagi took out a handkerchief from his trouser pocket. When he opened it, there were jewels of various colors inside. The gorgeous gems were dazzling.
Upon seeing this, Inspector Megure quickly called Yoko Nakamura and the other two to ask them to determine whether this was the ornament in Miss Umeda's jewelry box.
Although the two men didn't pay much attention to these things, Ms. Nakayama, who had become a woman, still discussed these topics with Ms. Umeda in daily life.
With her identification, she quickly confirmed that these jewels were the ones lost from Miss Umeda's home. She was particularly impressed by several of them and there was no doubt that they were correct.
Not only that, Chiba also took Shimizu Masataka's shoes to compare with the prisoner's footprints at the door, and found that not only were the sizes the same, but even the signs of wear were the same.
These two pieces of evidence have almost identified Masataka Shimizu as the murderer of this case.
After all, whether it is the footprints or the jewelry carried by the other party, they can be said to be irrefutable evidence.
"I'm really not the murderer. I just found a job online. It has nothing to do with me!"
When Shimizu Masataka learned from Inspector Megure that he was now suspected of being the number one suspect in the murder case, he hurriedly explained: "Believe me, it really wasn't me!"
As Shimizu Masataka narrated his story, another explanation of his innocence based on his own actions gradually unfolded before everyone.
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