"So, you are Mr. Henry Ito's assistant and guide, Mr. Moritomoto, right?" Fujiwara asked as he looked at the strong middle-aged man in front of him.

"Well, now I am the guide of his children and the godfather of his eldest grandson," Moritomo Masao nodded. "I have been following their family since I was 19, until now."

"Is that true? But some of us say that when he participated in the expedition 20 years ago, you had a bad relationship with Mr. Henry Ito. I saw that you often had disputes..."

"If I had a bad relationship with him, I wouldn't have a dispute," Moritomo Masao expressed strong disdain for such accusation logic. "Henry is not a person who knows how to protect himself. Two years ago, we were inspecting fish, and he even caused serious injuries to himself with the inspection tools. He jumped onto the boat with a loaded fishing gun, causing the fishing gun to happen unexpectedly and injured himself."

"He injured himself?" He stopped writing, and Fujiwara looked at Masao Moritomo with a rather delicate look. "Is it true or false?"

"You don't think he hired someone like me who has little expertise except survival in the wild as his bodyguard because he burned it with too much money? Of course, it's because he has a fanatical desire to take risks that is far from matching with his safety qualities, so I need to be responsible for protecting him at all times." Moritomo Masao rolled his eyes back. "But to be honest, their family is quite rich, and I'm used to it, so I continued to guide his son's family after his father disappeared."

When talking about this, Moritomo Masao suddenly changed into a curious expression.

"By the way, why are you so curious about this?"

"What do you mean, what are you curious about?" Fujiwara asked back. "We are the Metropolitan Police Department, look at these things are not..."

"It's been twenty years. I'm afraid all of us have passed the prosecution period for murder cases? I remember that wasn't fifteen years?" Moritomo Masao reminded.

Fujiwara then realized that he was right.

...

Gregory's office.

"How could you Japan have a prosecution period for murder, such as anti-human things?" Looking at Fujiwara with an incredible expression, Gregory was quite unhappy with the injured leg that he had never dared to use force before, but could only flexibly exercise while taking powerful drugs like methadone. "Can you catch a rabbit in 15 years and get back?"

This is really not suitable for blaming Gregory, because for an authentic American, [there is no statute of limitations for prosecution of murder] is the most basic common sense.

"Where is Canada?" Ying suddenly said. "The prosecution period for Canada is..."

"Like us, there is no prosecution period," Gregory said this and suddenly interrupted the firefly who was about to blurt out. "Don't think too much, Canada signed a statement that waived the right to prosecution derived from the territorial jurisdiction in this case."

"Why?" Firefly said in disbelief. "Do you give up your power?"

"Is Nunavut's relationship?" Qian Yu suddenly said. "Inuit people would probably not like a white official from above to point fingers at the life of their area - otherwise there would be no series of protests from the post-war (World War II) to today, and the results of the Nunavut Act that were finally won last year."

Overall, the Henry Ito Expedition was in the northwest of Canada (Nunavut signed the Nunavut Act in 1993, but it was officially an independent administrative division in 1999). King William Island, near an indigenous gathering area, and the relationship between Canada and the indigenous people was quite stiff. Although there were only more than 20,000 Inuit people in the Nunavut area, their geographical location and thoughts made Canada dare not act rashly. (For example, Canada and the United States-Russia have a series of territorial disputes, and those territories are mostly in the Inuit survival area.)

"And no matter what, I think it's not a particularly good choice to resort to foreign legal systems and even request other forensic teams to check," Fujiwara said suddenly. "As for the reason, it's you, the boss."

Although Gregory did not participate in the entire case, as the chief coroner, he had been exposed to the remains, which is an unchangeable fact. If other forensic systems take over, Gregory will be suspected first as the number one suspect - any evidence found that may point to the real murderer will be difficult to adopt, thinking that these things may have been forged by Gregory later.

But if we cannot resort to foreign legal systems, then the current investigation will be meaningless unless...

"Would we go and examine the wounds in the skull and see if we can find out what?" Qian Yu suddenly said. "Maybe... within the Japanese legal framework, we have a last-ditch approach."

...

Thirty minutes later.

"Isn't it good to have appointed the murderer so early?" Haibara Ai asked, looking at Qianyu who was busy.

"If this is not the case, otherwise the case will naturally cool down and end in an unexpected death, or it will be a pile of slanderous slaughter on Gregory." Qian Yu said. "If the murderer is not her, the best result is to find a way to deal with our discovery today - and in that case, the trouble will be far from being stopped, and there will be endless troubles."

In the current situation, if you want to get rid of Gregory, you must find the real murderer.

"But it's too long, what else should I do..." Ai Haibara said, but found that Qianyu's movements suddenly stopped.

"It seems to be there," Qianyu stood there and thought for a while, muttering to himself. "It seems to be possible!"

"What does it mean?" Haibara Ai was confused.

"If we use this skull wound to remodel, we can copy the pose and angle of the strike, right?" Qianyu exchanged his thoughts with Ai Haibara excitedly. "In that memoir, there are photos of everyone holding ice axes, so we can lock in the type of ice axes for everyone, and then determine whose ice axes were knocking out such wounds."

And at this moment, Qian Yu had completed the simulation and the results were also displayed simultaneously.

According to the photo before departure, this ice axe undoubtedly belongs to Shinichi Fujimura, a kind of fancy ice axe sold in Japan. From a blow point of view, it is like a top-down blow.
Chapter completed!