Mafia 111. Buruaka

Why Grande? Because Romeo hanged himself due to unrequited love; this is a hint at the role of the killer.

It says he was strangled with a loop, and then it talks about civilization and mental health. So, they were trying to simulate a suicide, which makes it more like an improvisation by Balzac, especially considering it was a loop and not a rope, for example. This means they used whatever was at hand.

And the clue is probably about civilization (e.g., China) and mental health (e.g., Confucianism). It stands out too much.

I disagree; what stands out is "strangled with a loop," not just "strangled," "found hanged," or "hanged." Civilization and mental health are too vague and nonspecific.

In general, in my opinion, the hint about who killed him might be in both the clue and the subsequent description at the same time.

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You don't have it either, and if I dig up dirt on you, will you start yelling?

Why? I'm just being friendly 😏

He ran towards the loop, and Romeo jumped into it instead of him, so that it couldn't be used anymore.

They just wanted to kill him by strangling, but they ran into Romeo's patrol and took him out.