The background noise included the sound of a door closing. The two of them instantly realized this recording captured their conversation on the night of Fujiwara Homare's crime.
Minamoto Tamako clenched her fists nervously. This feeling was very peculiar, both expectant and apprehensive, much like checking her answers after her central exams, knowing she scored well, but couldn't resist verifying.
Although it was unclear who sent it, for the case prosecutor, this was undoubtedly the most powerful evidence, perfectly reconstructing what happened on the night of the crime!
...If one had to investigate its source, it might have been some perverted waiter who liked to stealthily record guests' intimate moments and accidentally captured the entire murder process, then anonymously sent the tapes due to guilt.
Of course, this was purely personal speculation.
The tape continued to spin, and a woman's voice emerged from the recorder, presumably Yoshikawa Ritsuo speaking: "No need."
