[Orga777]

Originally Posted by demon_god04

First of all, Shirley ran off the side of a building in a panic attack, she was hardly emotionally stable so it is not outside of the realm of possibility despite it admittedly being very slim. Secondly, being shot and having it mistaken as suicide does not equate geass.

Considering Leluoch is involved, yes, yes it does. Nobody else has any reason to kill her after all.

It means that someone killed her and was able to make it look like a suicide, or she really did shoot herself, though unlikely as most people that do shoot themselves will usually go for the head. And notice how despite the fact that the intelligence division was there he did not go to them first nor did he suspect them of perhaps being responsibility for killing Shirley because her regaining her memories could compromise their cover.

Wait... wait... The intellegince agency wasn't there. You had two local cops and medics. So what are you talking about?

Also, killing her to make it look like suicide? You mean... Like GEASS does?

And also when Lelouch make people shoot themselves they usually do so by pointing their gun at their own heads or rifles at eachother, the only exception being Charles who shot himself through the heart for a quick kill. Shirley was shot in the gut and died a slow and painful death contrary to what we have seen with geass induced suicides, although Suzaku couldn't know this, but then he also couldn't have known that Lelouch have used geass to comand people to shoot themselves before, only that he can.

Um, what? Knowing that Geass can command people to do stuff, why can't he make the deduction that Geass can be ordered to kill someone?

And for all Suzaku knows, Lelouch could have just said "shoot yourself" which means it doesn't have to be a head shot or a heart shot.

Bottom line is that Suzaku was blinded by hatred for Lelouch and jumped to conclusions before properly confirming any evidence to his suspicions and looking like an idiot by going to Kallen with refrain when as proven by episode fifteen that had he tried to confirm it sooner with the Intelligence division, he would have know sooner.

Um, no.
He was upset and not in the right state of mind. Notice he still suspect Lelouch of doing it (especially now that he knows his memories are definitely back.) As for Kallen, again, for the 100th time, he was not quite in the right state of mind. He was angry and upset and he wasn't thinking clearly. He wanted to lash out just like Lelouch did, but at least he stopped himself. So what are you going on about?