Ep. 134: Conan exposes Kihisae Tanaka as the culprit behind the crossbow tricks and Hamano's murder

Conan recreates the crossbow attack to lure everyone outside, then knocks out Serena with a tranquilizer to reveal Kihisae Tanaka as the culprit. He explains that Tanaka used a string with an object to break the window and fired a concealed crossbow to fake an external attack. For the bottom window, she used a pre-prepared arrow stuck to the mirror. Regarding Hamano's murder, Tanaka strangled him and used resilient strings fired from the balcony to the forest to support his weight. She tied a string around his body and slid it down using the positioned strings, then tied the remaining strings into an arrow and fired it. Conan notes the arrows had connected strings, which should be found on Tanaka. She confesses, revealing that online group members prompted her grandfather, a famous magician, to attempt a dangerous trick that caused his death. Conan confronts Katsuki Doi, revealing his name is an anagram for Kaito Kid. Kid states he saw someone on the magician's account and wanted to investigate, then escapes the lounge using a hang glider.
Episodes
- Ep. 130 · Junior Detective League attends stadium match where Conan spots a handgun shot and a ransom demand
- Ep. 131 · Conan deduces the ransom is a pretext for murder and identifies a cameraman as the culprit.
- Ep. 132 · Investigation into the Murder of a Magic Enthusiast at the Snow Lounge
- Ep. 133 · The Lounge Members Suspect Dark Master After Arrows Strike the House
- Ep. 134 · Conan exposes Kihisae Tanaka as the culprit behind the crossbow tricks and Hamano's murder
- Ep. 135 · Junior Detective League investigates barber's murder and crow theft
- Ep. 136 · Detective Boys camping trip leads to mysterious castle and hidden treasure hunt
- Ep. 137 · Haibara leads the Detective Boys to uncover Mutsumi Nishikawa's decade-long murder plot in the castle.
- Ep. 138 · The Final Screening Murder Case Part One