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* ''Series/{{Wishbone}}'': In "The Count's Account", [[TheBully Damont]] uses David's snow machine to ruin Wanda's garden, who subsequently blames David. The only one who saw what actually happened was Wishbone, who, as a dog, can't communicate, so [[ClearMyName David and his friends have to clear his name together]].
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* ''Series/{{Andor}}'': For the first story arc Karn is tying to figure out and capture/kill whoever murdered the two corrupt corpos Cassian killed in the first nine minutes of the show.
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* ''Series/{{Andor}}'': For the first story arc Karn is tying trying to figure out and capture/kill whoever murdered the two corrupt corpos Cassian killed in the first nine minutes of the show.show. He does figure out that Cassian is the killer, but the attempt to capture him [[GoneHorriblyWrong goes horribly wrong]]; the consequences are explored throughout the rest of the season, along with Karn's growing obsession with continuing to pursue him.
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* This is the whole premise of ''Series/BreakingBad'': Walt is a meth cook starting in the first episode, and the DEA spends much of the series looking for New Mexico's elusive new drug dealers.
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* This is the whole premise of ''Series/BreakingBad'': Walt is a meth cook starting in the first episode, and the DEA spends much of the series looking for New Mexico's elusive new drug dealers. There's a concurrent plot of Walt's brother-in-law Hank, who works in the DEA, attempting to catch this mysterious new meth kingpin, unaware his target is a close family member.
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* The first murder in ''VisualNovel/DanganronpaTriggerHappyHavoc'' is an unintentional example, as the victim literally [[CouldntFindAPen writes the killer's name in their own blood]], but upside-down, backwards, and in English, so the Japanese-speaking cast think that it's a number (as a Japanese audience would most likely assume as well.) Western players, however, would see the clue for what it is right away, and thus the mystery for them is more about ''how'' the killer got into Makoto's bedroom to kill the victim, which is important to figuring out the case anyway and [[Administrivia/TropesAreTools is a far more compelling mystery]].
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* The first murder in ''VisualNovel/DanganronpaTriggerHappyHavoc'' is an unintentional example, as the victim literally [[CouldntFindAPen writes the killer's name in their own blood]], but upside-down, backwards, and in English, so the Japanese-speaking cast think that it's a number (as a Japanese audience would most likely assume as well.) Western players, however, would see the clue for what it is right away, and thus the mystery for them is more about ''how'' the killer got into Makoto's bedroom to kill the victim, victim (when the victim had previously stated they ''wouldn't'' open the door that night because they were afraid of being targeted), which is important to figuring out the case anyway and [[Administrivia/TropesAreTools is a far more compelling mystery]].
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The "mystery" for the viewer is not "who is the murderer?" but instead "how will the case be solved?." After the beginning of the episode, the audience will know the perpetrator, the crime scene, the murder, and sometimes the motive, perhaps in more detail than the detective will ''ever'' know. For the viewer, the question is: how will the detective solve what appears to be [[ThePerfectCrime a perfect crime]]?
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The "mystery" for the viewer is not "who is the murderer?" but instead "how will the case be solved?.he/she get caught?." After the beginning of the episode, the audience will know the perpetrator, the crime scene, the murder, and sometimes the motive, perhaps in more detail than the detective will ''ever'' know. For the viewer, the question is: how will the detective solve what appears to be [[ThePerfectCrime a perfect crime]]?
