Ep. 14: Fujita and Sara investigate a mysterious unsent letter in Paris
Aired on April 10, 2005

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Fujita travels to Paris for art purchases while Sara discovers an unsent letter in a gallery frame. She journeys to Paris to deliver it, intersecting with Fujita’s business. Their investigation reveals the letter was written around Valentine's Day 20 years earlier by a man known as The Clown, identified by a cheek birthmark. He addressed it to a young woman he met at a bar, where they exchanged envelopes without speaking before he was shot. Fujita and Sara locate the recipient, who destroys the letter to avoid dwelling on the past. However, the envelope contained a beautiful ring that causes her to weep. Fujita later realizes the stamp on the ashes was rare and valuable.
Episodes
- Ep. 10 · Fei Cui loses sight while caring for artist Hiroto who steals her emerald
- Ep. 11 · Fujita travels to Vietnam to investigate the fate of war photographer Kawaguchi.
- Ep. 12 · Fujita confronts grief over Sara's presumed death before her unexpected return from Pakistan.
- Ep. 13 · Fujita visits a prison to see a fresco, recalling his past work with the artist Shimoda Tappei.
- Ep. 14 · Fujita and Sara investigate a mysterious unsent letter in Paris
- Ep. 15 · Mitamura and Fujita infiltrate an auction to recover a stolen Vermeer painting in London.
- Ep. 16 · Sarah seeks perfumer Koumoto for fragrance while Akiyoshi steals an incense burner from him.
- Ep. 17 · Fujita buys a cursed Edo period karakuri crab and seeks help after falling ill.
- Ep. 18 · Fujita restores an ancient map fragment for a high fee while Ramos pursues treasure.