Black Stories II ~ Case 33: Cursed Vacation

[E-Nazrin]

Were the new shoes geta?

Did she mistake one set of shoes for the other?

[axman36]

Did she trip at all?

Did someone accidentally bump into her?

Were her old shoes high-heels?

[Dead Princess Sakana]

Were the new shoes geta?

It would work with geta as well, so if you want to, you can assume YES. It's unlikely though.

Did she mistake one set of shoes for the other?

NO

Did she trip at all?

NO

Did someone accidentally bump into her?

NO

Were her old shoes high-heels?

Ahem...

Were the old ones?

NO

[Fightest]

Were the new shoes unusual, rare, or unique in some manner?

Would she have been able to acquire these shoes on any given day?

[Thaws]

Was she stabbed with the heels?

Did she die from a physical injury?

Did the heels broke off from the shoes at some point?

[E-Nazrin]

Is the identity of who killed her relevant?

The death was due to a difference in properties between the shoes.

Did the new shoes have small heels that could easily get stuck in things?

[Dead Princess Sakana]

Were the new shoes unusual, rare, or unique in some manner?

NO

Would she have been able to acquire these shoes on any given day?

YES

Was she stabbed with the heels?

Hell NO  :V

Did she die from a physical injury?

That she surely did, YES

Did the heels broke off from the shoes at some point?

NO

Is the identity of who killed her relevant?

YES

The death was due to a difference in properties between the shoes.

I assume you mean between the old and new shoes, so YES

Did the new shoes have small heels that could easily get stuck in things?

IRRELEVANT

[Fightest]

Did her killer think that her shoes were unusual, rare, or unique?
Likewise did they think that she should not have been able to get them on any given day?

[Dead Princess Sakana]

Did her killer think that her shoes were unusual, rare, or unique?

UNKNOWN

Likewise did they think that she should not have been able to get them on any given day?

UNKNOWN

[Thaws]

Did it went like she wouldn't have died if she was not wearing high heel shoes but a normal shoes, and that it had nothing to do with them being new or old?

[axman36]

Was the killer related to her obtaining either of the shoes?

[Dead Princess Sakana]

Did it went like she wouldn't have died if she was not wearing high heel shoes but a normal shoes, and that it had nothing to do with them being new or old?

YES

Was the killer related to her obtaining either of the shoes?

Probably YES, but possibly in a different way than you think  :V

[Fightest]

Was she misidentified by whomever killed her due to her shoes?

[Thaws]

Was the killer the sales?
Edit: I mean salesman. Though whatever, you got what I'm thinking of anyways.

Did the killer directly killed her? (as in that person came and somehow killed her with a physical method)

If not, does that mean the killer and Mary never met after their encounter when Mary obtained the shoes?

Did the killer make a phonecall?

Was the killer doing something that cause Mary's death?

[Dead Princess Sakana]

Was she misidentified by whomever killed her due to her shoes?

NO

Was the killer the sales?

NO

Did the killer directly killed her?

YES

If not, does that mean the killer and Mary never met after their encounter when Mary obtained the shoes?

See above

Did the killer make a phonecall?

NO

Was the killer doing something that cause Mary's death?

I think that would be the definition of 'killer'. YES

[Fightest]

Did the shoes, being high-heeled, raise the woman's height unusually and thus become in that manner the cause of death?

[Thaws]

Was the killer at the shop when Mary was there?

Did the two meet again in the evening when the killer accidentally killed Mary?

Was the killer the original owner of the shoes?
If yes, so the shop was actually some kind of second hand items shop?

[Dead Princess Sakana]

Did the shoes, being high-heeled, raise the woman's height unusually and thus become in that manner the cause of death?

Ah, here we go. YES

Was the killer at the shop when Mary was there?

NO

Did the two meet again in the evening when the killer accidentally killed Mary?

NO if it's related to the question before. But YES, they did meet in the evening.

Was the killer the original owner of the shoes?

NO

If yes, so the shop was actually some kind of second hand items shop?

See above

[Fightest]

Ah, here we go. YES

Pff, finally.

Did the woman follow an otherwise typical daily routine?
Was the other person, doing whatever they were doing, also doing an otherwise typical daily routine?

[Thaws]

Was the other person Mary's friend?

By relevant to Mary obtaining the shoes, did that mean that the person is the one who brought Mary to the shop to buy new shoes?

[Dead Princess Sakana]

Did the woman follow an otherwise typical daily routine?

Typical routine for her, YES. Whether it was daily, I do not know.

Was the other person, doing whatever they were doing, also doing an otherwise typical daily routine?

See above. YES, the second person was also doing a typical routine.

Was the other person Mary's friend?

NO

By relevant to Mary obtaining the shoes, did that mean that the person is the one who brought Mary to the shop to buy new shoes?

NO

[Fightest]

Well, seems to me that determining the occupation of the second person will pretty much solve the case. Hm.

Was the second person a: construction worker, cargo loader, large vehicle operator, miscellaneous repairman, electrician?

Was the woman's death caused by grievous bodily injury, shock, electrocution, concussion?

[Dead Princess Sakana]

Well, seems to me that determining the occupation of the second person will pretty much solve the case. Hm.

YES

Was the second person a: construction worker, cargo loader, large vehicle operator, miscellaneous repairman, electrician?

NO to all

Was the woman's death caused by grievous bodily injury, shock, electrocution, concussion?

YES for bodily injury, NO to the rest

[theshirn]

Was it head trauma?

[Edible]

Was the woman aware of what eventually caused her death, even if she wasn't aware it would kill her?

An example would be a man ordering a piano raised to his apartment balcony, but unaware it would snap and fall on him.

[Dead Princess Sakana]

Was it head trauma?

I dunno if we have the same image of a 'trauma', but I'd say YES. It was damage to the head

Was the woman aware of what eventually caused her death, even if she wasn't aware it would kill her?

YES, absolutely

[Edible]

Would determining the cause of death enable us to determine the nature of the person responsible, and vice versa?

Was she near a window or balcony when she died?

[Dead Princess Sakana]

Would determining the cause of death enable us to determine the nature of the person responsible, and vice versa?

YES

Was she near a window or balcony when she died?

IRRELEVANT, but most likely NO

[Fightest]

Hmm, forgot to even ask the usual one: is the death caused by inattention or negligence?

[Dead Princess Sakana]

Hmm, forgot to even ask the usual one: is the death caused by inattention or negligence?

Phew, hard to answer. It's not really part of the case, but I'd say there is a bit of negligence involved YES.