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Originally Posted by GreyZone
-Eva claimed the explosion was an accident
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Did she?
All we know is that she never wanted to say what happened on those two days. We don't know if she made any kind of statement at all about the "incident".
I think, however, that is moderately safe to assume the official media reported it as an incident and not as a crime, due to the fact that Nanjo jr said that only irresponsible magazines claim it was a crime and Okonogi saying that he'd get in trouble if he called it a crime.
There are other informations that might be useful:
-The maker of the head's ring confirmed its authenticity
-Beatrice's portrait was commissioned to an artist and he still has the picture he used as a reference.
-there are witnesses who heard Kinzo claiming there was a bomb in Rokkenjima that would explode at midnight
-The Rokkenjima incident happened at midnight, and it is suggested that it happened
exactly at midnight.
-It can be inferred that the explosion destroyed a big chunk of the island including the port, the Mansion and any nearby building.
-practically no discernible remain was left to identify the corpses with the sole exception of Maria's jaw.
-Kawabata's testimony supports the claim that a woman lived in Kuwadorian until about 1967 (not certain if this is common knowledge)
-Rokkenjima was originally a secret military base and the submarine port still exists (not certain if this is common knowledge)
-several letters were sent the day before of the family meeting in a way that they would end to the relatives of the victims. The letters included keys and code to access a big amount of money (not common knowledge)
-The handwriting of the messages is the same found in Maria's diary writing as "Beatrice" (not common knowledge)
We have absolutely no way to tell with certainty that these informations are real since some were acquired from imcompatible scenarios.