When Satan commits a crime ◀ script kills the ▶ ever-changing detective + parsing - board game truth/script/review

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"When Satan commits crime" part of the review/analysis/truth ☺ (with spoilers| tabletop game content fiction)

The story that happened before getting on the station wagon is also useful, in everyone's script it is mentioned that Matsumoto and Kei once covered their injured and bleeding faces with their hands, if Matsumoto and Kei were the murderers, then there must also be blood on the pistols of Matsumoto and Kei, on the contrary, in nagasawa Ryusuke's character seal and work card we can see that he is wearing gloves, and the murderer can not continue to look back to see if the deceased has his head out of the window, and the rearview mirror of the driver's seat is the only thing that can help the murderer! So there is only one truth.

Of course, if Yoota Yoshida bites to death and doesn't admit it, there will be a second line in the script to help the player find the real culprit. The testimony of the security guard in the police file said that the access control card was only available to the head of the household and could not be copied, that all the murderers must be residents of Gordon's apartment, and that the words of Gordon's apartment were clearly mentioned in the e-mail written by Akino Rina to Matsumoto and Hui in the prologue, so that it can also be known that only Matsumoto and Hui are eligible for the crime.

Suzuki Yihai case

First of all, the player must judge that Suzuki's death must not be accidental. The reason is also very simple, in The script of Emi Suzuki is very clear, after meeting with Yamazaki Ishika, her husband washed his heart and did not stick to the wine, and the police file found alcohol residue in the mouth and nose of the deceased, and the appearance of alcohol in the nasal cavity must be unreasonable.