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At the arranged place she sees Johan
nearby and he seems familiar, then she suddenly faints. 06"Disappearance Report"
Transliteration: "Shissō Kiji" (Japanese: 失踪記事)Kenji NagasakiTatsuhiko UrahataMay 12, 2004 (2004-05-12)October 26,
2009 With the help of Maurer, a local newspaper journalist, Tenma is able to track
down the Fortners on the day of the twins' twentieth birthday. The Fortners refuse to talk about the missing twin boy, but reveal that Nina has left to
meet the "mysterious stranger" at Heidelberg Castle. Tenma drives to the castle where he saves Nina from a hired thug and takes her back home, trying to explain that she is Anna Liebert. Meanwhile, the thug, tied up with Tenma's necktie, fearfully meets his employer. 07"Mansion of Tragedy"
Transliteration: "Sangeki no Kan" (Japanese: 惨劇の館)Akane InoueTatsuhiko UrahataMay 19, 2004 (2004-05-19)November 2, 2009 Tenma and Nina return to find Fortners and Maurer dead. The scene brings Anna's memories flooding back and she says that she shot Johan. Two detectives arrive at the scene and escort Tenma and Nina away, however Tenma becomes suspicious of them and he escapes with Nina. Back in town, Tenma finds that the detectives are authentic and the thug at the castle was found dead. Nina, now aware of her past, slips away from Tenma. Inspector Lunge examines the scene, and finds a necktie that he suspects belonged to Tenma.
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