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Case Closed Vol. 9 Raw Spoilers

Name: Case Closed Vol. 9
Author: 青山剛昌

青山剛昌｜小学館

Vol: Vol. 9
Series: Case Closed

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Volume 9 of Case Closed lines up brisk cases about the malice lurking in everyday life. There's chasing a killer by voice alone, an old grudge creeping into Kogoro's class reunion, and a chain of murders sparked by a groom-selection at an old family estate. Turning his child's body to his advantage, Conan slips into crime scenes and picks up the tiny discrepancies grown-ups overlook. His deduction shows through the "sleeping" Kogoro are sharper than ever as he traces the single thread hidden behind what looks like random killing—pure classic-mystery pleasure.

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In the groom-selection case, at an estate seething with inheritance schemes, the culprit exploits the rivalry among candidates to create cover for the crime. In "One More Body," Conan sees through a swap trick where a second corpse was placed to mislead everyone about the first victim's time of death. The seemingly random murder spree is really a calculated plan disguising one true target as unrelated, and Conan identifies the killer by pinning down the victims' sole shared trait. In the voice-chasing case, Conan turns a recording-based fake around and drives the culprit to confess.

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Case Closed Vol. 9 sits in the larger arc — bingeing the tankobon makes character beats easier to feel.

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