He and Ran did meet Masumi before, several years ago, alongside other people. it's called 'Soccer'.Īs Conan wonders why Masumi would lie about this, he begins to think of England, and finally remembers something. Conan realizes that these instances show that Masumi actually lived in the United Kingdom, not in the United States, in Britain, cricket is more popular than baseball and has a wider bat, when eating, one would not switch the fork to the right hand, as is the case in the United States, and the British refer to association football as 'Football', while in the U.S. She became so desperate that she decided to kill Ritsuko to free herself.Ĭonan thinks about how Masumi didn't know the difference between how Americans and Japanese count and how Europeans count, and connects it to other instances of Masumi saying and doing things that someone who lived in America wouldn't-being surprised at how thin a baseball bat was, and keeping her fork in her left hand while eating during the Red Woman case, and referring to soccer as 'football' during the Romance Novelist case. When she saw that, Yamaki understood that she was a slave to her boss and wanted to leave the company, but couldn't since she was in massive debt to her cruel boss. She did it because she had been humiliated by the victim when she dress her dog in the same outfit as Yamaki. The culprit is Ayami Yamaki, Ritsuko Sashihara's assistant. With the help of Sonoko mentioning the face cover used in cosmetics, Sera and Conan solved the trick the culprit used to murder the victim unnoticed. Tomoyo Nitsuka, Reia Nanbu, and Ayami Yamaki Conan and Masumi check on the corpse and realize that she left some dying clues, and Conan recalls more and more of the old incident that he's been thinking about through the shopping trip. Few later, Ritsuko is found strangled to death and bleeding in the dressing room. She belittles and abuses another client (Tomoyo), the shop assistant in charge (Reia) and her assistant Ayami. Conan witnesses the extremely bitchy behavior of a rich woman named Ritsuko Sashihara. The girls spend a while trying on many two-pieces, which causes Conan to remember something from the past.Īs goes out for a stroll to clear his mind. The Blind Spot in the Dressing Room ( 試着室の死角, Shichakushitsu no Shikaku ?) is the 878th and 879th episode of the Detective Conan anime.Ĭonan, Masumi, Sonoko, and Ran go buy swimsuits in an upscale department store. The Detective Boys and the Ghost Mansion » Masatomo Sudo and Seiji Muta (Supervisors)

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