Jack the Poetical Private: Chapters 8-12

Moe Nishinosono, who has been independently trying to solve the mystery of a series of locked room murders of female university students, turns to Associate Professor Sohei Saikawa, who has just returned from a business trip to China. With the ideas suggested by Saikawa and Moe, the police investigation seems to make progress, but newly emerging facts make the case even more incomprehensible. Then, a chance discovery leads Moe to com across a hint about the truth, bringing her face to face with a threat to her life … From the small clue that finally appeared, Saikawa unravels the entire intricately designed and grand criminal plan with beautiful logic, and he says: "If we hadn't found that clue, the case might have remained unsolved. The fact that I was able to solve the mystery was a one-in-ten-thousand chance." In the third and final volume of the divided edition of "Jack the Poetical Private," the third and final volume of the divided edition, the relationship between the master-disciple detective duo, one of the most beloved in Japanese mystery fiction, deepens dramatically. At the end of the book, "The Interview About Jack the Poetical Private with Dr. MORI, Hiroshi" is also included.