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Main question:  How did Mr. Urai ingest the cyanide?



As you can see, Mr. Urai hasn't ingested anything right before he died - so how did the cyanide get into the husband?  Not through food, appanrently.  Maybe the husband's plan really was to fake his own death - Mrs. Urai did plan the surprise event, after all, and maybe the husband thought that her idea of faking death was a good one - and when she gave the signal for him to fake his death, he would touch his fingers with his mouth and that's how the poison got inside him.  That raises the question of how the wife made the husband touch cyanide and get it onto his fingers . . . and I'm guessing it has something to do with the cups:



Who holds cups like that?  Who grabs the cup with the napkin underneath together?  Although, it seems that some others also hold the cup that way:



Which might mean that maybe the way the cup is held isn't significant . . . but I can't help but feel like it is somehow, since Gosho has Conan notice how the lady holds her cup and all.  And check this out, the husband was drinking from a different cup:



How are the cups important to the case, if they are?  I have absolutely no clue so  far. *shrug*  Personally, I'll have to see the next file to really judge anything, ha ha - but I'm sure that you guys can speculate.

I know, what I've been stating isn't really useful for figuring out how the crime was done, at all - but I have a few theories that I think are wrong.  I don't think the chocolate Mrs. Urai cooked the night before had any cyanide on them, that her plan was to get the cyanide on his fingers then.  I thought about the possibility, then I realized that even if Mr. Urai didn't eat the chocolate and really got the cyanide on his fingers, most people would brush their teeth and wash their face right before sleeping, so the cyanide would have washed off when Mr. Urai goes to sleep later.  Even if he didn't, he'll wake up in the morning and do it, and I'm sure that he'll go to bathrooms or something and will have to wash his hands before the party begins.  This means that the cyanide got on Mr. Urai's fingers maybe sometime right before or during the party.

I'm also sure that the wife doesn't have the cyanide on her fingers.  See this page here:



I've thought about how it's possible that the lady had cyanide on her fingers at the bottom right panel here, when she touches Mr. Urai's mouth (which is a weird move, I think), but she was touching Ran's hand right beforehand - which means that Ran would have the poison on her hand as well, which I doubt Mrs. Urai would do.  Clearly, the whole "Can I read your hand?" schtick is to prove that she doesn't have cyanide on her hands, so I doubt that this is how she slipped the poison.  She could have touched something to get cyanide on her fingers right after reading Ran's hands, but as you can see above she doesn't touch anything except her husband's lips - unless Gosho's leaving off a clue so that the audience couldn't figure out the mystery, or something.  I don't think he's that kind of mystery writer, at least not right now . . . though you never know, I guess.

This is all assuming that the cyanide got into Mr. Urai's mouth, of course.  I have no idea if there'a another way to get the poison in him, so I haven't considered the possibility. *shrug*

"After a dramatic ending, you ll be there in the end with him" .... now i ask, does it mean that one might die in the end? that maybe one of the two sacrifies his/her life to save the other?? (i always thought that if Shinichi was about to die Shiho would sacrifice her life to save him and that would be the ultimate prove about her feelings for him)