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Originally Posted by Triple_R
Now, while there was a lot to like here, my one critique is similar to Kanon's. It does make our protagonists look a bit less competent in that they don't seem to be making any headway whatsoever in their police investigation. I'm also amazed that they haven't yet sent an undercover "transfer student" into this school to investigate it - That strikes me as the most obvious way to proceed with investigations here, and given Akane is very young herself, there's little doubt she could pull off such an undercover role with minimal holographic work.
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I'm not sure at this stage they'd send in undercover agents, but it REALLY seems like they'd go and interview all the girls who knew the murder victim in the school. From there it'd be...rather trivial to find out who'd she'd been spending the most time with.
Though as has been said before. By the mid point of this episode, the disappearance count of the students at this school was already at 3. Even if the school trys to hush it up, the families are gonna file missing person reports. And three students disappearing from the same school would be something that might seem rather big to the police...unless of course they're purely focused on known instances of psychological disturbances, and pay no attention to missing persons reports.