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Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney
(Nintendo DS)
Copyright 2001, 2005 by Capcom Co., Ltd.
Walkthrough
by
Ben Woodhouse
shaky_mercury(at)yahoo<dot>com
October 2, 2006
Version 1.01
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CONTENTS
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Easy Navigation System
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To quickly jump to the desired section,
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i. Introduction.....................................................INT1
ii. Game Modes/General Strategy......................................GM22
iii. Episode 1: The First Turnabout...................................EP01
iv. Episode 2: Turnabout Sisters.....................................EP02
v. Episode 3: Turnabout Samurai.....................................EP03
vi. Episode 4: Turnabout Goodbyes....................................EP04
vii. Episode 5: Rise from the Ashes...................................EP05
viii. Version History..................................................VI08
ix. Copyright Information............................................CP09
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i. INTRODUCTION CODE : INT1
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Guilty until proven innocent. That's the way the justice system works here.
All trials start immediately and are mandated to last no more than three days.
Prosecutors are free to introduce any evidence, fabricated or not, and
manipulate witness testimony to highlight only those facts damaging to
defendants, the truth be damned. The courts are no longer about protecting the
innoncent or punishing the guilty, but for convicting everyone.
Phoenix Wright's mission is to remedy the situation. As a defense attorney,
his duty involves preparing a vigorous defense for his client, but Wright is
about absolute truth, and he puts everything he has on the line to get to the
bottom of each and every case. Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney gives you the
opportunity to guide Phoenix through five such cases, with several bound
together to uncover one of the greatest mysteries of his time.
This is accomplished through a first-person text adventure. Outside the
courtroom, you'll have to survey the areas around the scene of the crime,
collecting valuable evidence and interviewing witnesses to uncover valuable
facts. Once the court proceedings are underway, you must read through witness
testimony in order to find inconsistencies, and then Phoenix can nail the
witness to the wall with contradictory evidence. Piece together the facts,
and justice will prevail. Fail, and your client will find himself in the
pokey. Good luck!
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ii. GAME MODES/GENERAL STRATEGY CODE : GM22
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Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney features five cases. Solve one case, and you'll
unlock the next challenge. However, to navigate through each adventure, you
must utilize a couple of different modes: Detective Work and Courtroom
Questioning.
Detective Work
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Some of the key evidence for a trial can only be found by having Phoenix snoop
around for himself. After all, there's no way the prosecution is going to hand
him the keys to the case every time. Don't worry, though, because it's
impossible for Phoenix to lose while he's playing Sherlock Holmes. The game
won't allow you to proceed until all relevant clues and testimony have been
collected and heard.
Evidence collected is stored in the Court Record, a valuable menu area where
you can peruse all relevant details of the evidence or review the profiles
of the people involved in each case. The facts laid forth in the Court Record
are the ones that will be used to challenge falsehoods laid out in witness
testimony.
The menu for Detective Work has four options:
Examine - When Phoenix is in his investigative mode, he can examine his
surroundings to look for clues. When you hit the Examine button, the
picture of the area will migrate from the top to the bottom screen.
Moving the crosshairs(with stylus or d-pad) over the picture, any
item of interest will illuminate another "Examine" button. Phoenix
will automatically pick up any item that can be used as evidence.
Be sure to examine even the most mundane of objects; anything can
serve as a key to unlock a case's secrets.
Move - This lists all the locations Phoenix can travel to from his current
location. Only currently available locations are listed; as Phoenix
investigates he may find other places to travel. Obviously, it's to
our attorney's advantage to investigate every area available to him.
Also, since he cannot go directly from each area to every other area,
it's useful to note how the areas are connected. It could even help
in reconstructing the events of the crime!
Talk - Phoenix will frequently run into people while he's investigating. Make
sure to speak with everyone about all the available subjects. Sometimes
revisiting with a person after other events have unfolded will unlock
new and more revealing topics of conversation.
Present - You can also have Phoenix present evidence he has collected to an
interested party to elicit more information. These are the easiest
hints to miss, since the clues of what to present to whom can be lost
in a line of dialogue. If you ever get stuck, it's probably because
you have overlooked presenting someone with an item from the Court
Record.
Courtroom Questioning
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Once in the courtroom, Phoenix has to cross examine each witness in order to
expose his lies. This is done by not only presenting the right evidence, but
unveiling it at the correct moment -- exactly when the lie is perpetrated.
The Judge will only brook spurious allegations for so long; present irrelevant
facts too many times and the trial will end immediately in favor of the
prosecution.
The testimony can be reviewed as often as you wish, during which you will
have two options:
Press - Phoenix will needle the witness about the current statement whenever
you choose the "Press" option. This is a valuable option because it
not only futher illuminates some facts -- sometimes you can destroy
entire stories by merely pressing certain points -- but it cannot
count against your quota of strikes and jeopardize the outcome of
the trial.
Present - Most often, a witness's falsehoods can only be exposed with
decisive evidence that directly contradicts his testimony. When
to reveal the truth arrives, press "Present" in the upper right
corner of the screen. Choose the piece of evidence that refutes
the witness's claims, and Phoenix will be one step closer to clearing
his client and uncovering the real perpetrator. Present wisely,
though, as five misses in a single court session results in an
instant guilty verdict.
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iii. EPISODE 1: THE FIRST TURNABOUT CODE : EP01
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| < Case Summary > |
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|Synopsis: We are actually witness to the aftermath of the murder. A young |
| woman lies on the floor, blood pooling underneath her head. As the|
| culprit stands over her body, he tries to find a patsy. Recalling |
| a visitor to the girl's apartment from earlier in the day, he |
| decides to pin the murder on him. |
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|Victim Data: Cindy Stone (22, Female) |
| A model who lived alone in her apartment. |
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|Suspect Data: Larry Butz (23, Male) |
| Formerly the boyfried of Ms. Stone, the witness identified |
| Larry as a man he saw fleeing the scene shortly before |
| discovering the body. Larry is a flaky friend from Phoenix's |
| past, and always seems to have bad luck. |
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|Prosecutor: Winston Payne (52, Male) |
| An ordinary looking man with only mediocre skill as a prosecuting|
| attorney. |
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|1. Frank Sahwit (36, Male) |
| Discovered the body. Newspaper salesman who saw Larry flee the scene. |
| [He's a smarmy, slippery guy.] |
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| < Evidence List > |
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|Exhibit A: Attorney's Badge |
| Type: Other, One of my possessions. |
| -> Proves Phoenix is a real life defense attorney. |
| |
|Exhibit B: Cindy's Autopsy Report |
| Type: Reports, Received from Mia Fey. |
| -> Time of death 7/31, 4 PM - 5 PM. |
| Cause of death: loss of blood due to blunt trauma. |
| |
|Exhibit C: Statue |
| Type: Weapon, Submitted as evidence by Prosecutor Payne. |
| -> A statue in the shape of "The Thinker." It's rather heavy. |
| |
|Exhibit D: Passport |
| Type: Evidence, Submitted as evidence by Prosecutor Payne. |
| -> The victim apparently arrived home from Paris on 7/30, the day |
| before the murder. |
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|Exhibit E: Blackout Record |
| Type: Documents, Submitted as evidence by Prosecutor Payne. |
| -> Electricity to Ms. Stone's building was out from noon to 6 PM on |
| the day of the crime. |
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Trial Walkthrough
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Phoenix's first day in court gives him, and you, a chance to become accustomed
to the unique procedures of the justice system. To make sure you are aware
of the Court Record, the Judge will ask some basic questions about the case.
Courtroom
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1. Please state the name of the defendant in this case.
B) Larry Butz
2. Who is the victim in this case?
C) Cindy Stone
3. She died because she was...?
B) Hit with a blunt object
After these questions are answered, Larry takes the stand and virtually
testifies against himself. Phoenix will have a couple of chances to intervene,
but your efforts to have him do so are largely ceremonial.
4. (Should I...?)
Same effect with A)
OR B) Stop him from answering
5. Payne asks if Larry visited the victim's apartment the day of the murder:
Same effect with A) Have him answer honestly
OR B) Stop him from answering
However, the preceeding choices are made, Larry is in deep trouble after his
turn on the stand. Prosecutor Payne then plans to drive the conviction home
by calling his eyewitness, Frank Sahwit.
Witness Testimony
Frank Sahwit
-- Witness's Account --
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Statement 1 : I was going door-to-door, selling subscriptions, when I saw a man
fleeing an apartment.
Statement 2 : I thought he must be in a hurry because he left the door
half-open behind him.
Statement 3 : Thinking it strange, I looked inside the apartment.
Statement 4 : Then I saw her lying there... A woman... not moving... dead!
Statement 5 : I quailed in fright and found myself unable to go inside.
Statement 6 : I thought to call the police immediately.
Statement 7 : However, the phone in her apartment wasn't working.
Statement 8 : I went to a nearby park and found a public phone.
Statement 9 : I remember the time exactly. It was 1:00 PM.
Statement 10: The man who ran was without a doubt, the defendant sitting right
over there!
-- Cross Examination --
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1. Present the Autopsy Report(Exhibit B) at Statement 9. The time of death
contradicts the witness account. Sahwit will then modify his testimony.
Witness Testimony
Frank Sahwit
-- The Time of Discovery --
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Statement 1 : You see, when I found the body, I heard the time.
Statement 2 : There was a voice saying the time... It was probably coming from
the television.
Statement 3 : Oh, but it was 3 hours off, wasn't it?
Statement 4 : I guess the victim might have been watching a video of a taped
program!
Statement 5 : That's why I thought it was 1:00 PM!
Statement 6 : Terribly sorry for the misunderstanding...
-- Cross Examination --
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1. Present the Blackout Record(Exhibit E) at Statement 2 or 4. Without power,
the victim could not have been watching television at all, live or taped.
Again, this causes Sahwit to try and modify his story to fit the facts.
Witness Testimony
Frank Sahwit
-- The Time of Discovery --
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Statement 1 : Actually, I didn't "hear" the time... I "saw" it.
Statement 2 : There was a table clock in the apartment, wasn't there!
Statement 3 : Yeah, the murder weapon! The killer used it to hit the victim!
Statement 4 : That must have been what I saw.
-- Cross Examination --
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1. Present "The Thinker"(Exhibit C) at Statement 3. The murder weapon was
listed as a statue in the Court Record, so there's something very suspicious
about the witness calling it a clock. After some discussion about this
fact, the judge asks Phoenix some questions about Sahwit's testimony.
2. Do you have any problems with his testimony now?
B) Yes
3. The witness knew it was a clock, because he...
A) Went into the apartment
4. A fact which is clear if you simply...
C) Try sounding the clock
The clock will report a time exactly three hours behind the current time,
which seeminly cements Sahwit's guilt and Larry's innocence. However, it's
left to establish that the clock was three hours slow at the time of the
murder.
5. Can you think of a reason as to why the clock would be 3 hours slow?
A) Yes
6. Present the Passport(Exhibit D). This shows the victim was traveling in
a different time zone, and the clock was still set to the local time of
where she had been.
With the facts clearly establish and Sahwit's testimony in tatters, the Judge
has no choice but to declare:
Mr. Larry Butz
NOT GUILTY
However! Even though Larry has been cleared of all charges, he's still
distraught over the loss of his love. In order to show Larry that Cindy still
had thoughts about her old beau, present "The Thinker"(Exhibit C) to him. The
fact that the victim was carrying around his rather heavy present showed she
still had some feelings for him.
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iv. EPISODE 2: TURNABOUT SISTERS CODE : EP02
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|Synopsis: Mia is wrapped up in a high stakes trial and hides some evidence |
| in "The Thinker" she received from Larry at the end of the last |
| case. She tells her younger sister Maya to hang onto the clock, |
| but when Maya shows up, followed shortly by Phoenix, they find Mia |
| slumped against the wall, murdered with the very same clock. An |
| eyewitness and some circunstantial evidence land Maya in jail for |
| the crime. |
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|Victim Data: Mia Fey (27, Female) |
| Phoenix's boss and mentor; she was the best defense |
| attorney around. |
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|Suspect Data: Maya Fey (17, Female) |
| Mia's little sister. Found bent over her sister's body, |
| crying. |
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|Prosecutor: Miles Edgeworth (24, Male) |
| Edgeworth makes his first appearance, ready to deal out his own |
| brand of twisted justice. |
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|1. Detective Dick Gumshoe (30, Male) |
| Detective at the local precinct. In charge of the initial investigation. |
| [He's very quick to jump to conclusions.] |
| |
|2. Marvin Grossberg (64, Male) |
| A veteran attorney, and Mia's mentor. |
| |
|3. Miss April May (23, Female) |
| An eye witness to the events. Testifies that she saw Maya commit the |
| murder. [A wonton winker who uses sex appeal to get her way.] |
| |
|4. Bellboy (26, Male) |
| Bellboy at the Gatewater Hotel. |
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|5. Redd White (39, Male) |
| An eye witness. CEO of the information gathering company, Bluecorp. |
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|Exhibit A: Attorney's Badge |
| Type: Other, One of my possessions. |
| -> No one would believe Phoenix is a defense attorney without it. |
| |
|Exhibit B: "The Thinker" |
| Type: Weapons, Retrieved at the Fey Law Office. |
| -> The murder weapon. Looks like a statue, but it's actually a |
| clock. Made by Larry Butz. |
| |
|Exhibit C: Glass Shards |
| Type: Evidence, Retrieved at the Fey Law Office. |
| -> The broken remains of a glass light stand. Broken beyond all |
| recognition. |
| |
|Exhibit D: Receipt |
| Type: Evidence, Retrieved at the Fey Law Office. |
| -> A department store receipt with letters written in blood on the |
| back. [The letters spell "Maya."] |
|Exhibit D |
| Revised: Receipt |
| Type: Evidence, Retrieved at the Fey Law Office. |
| -> Receipt for a glass light stand. The date of purchase is the day |
| before the murder. |
| |
|Exhibit E: Maya's Memo |
| Type: Documents, Received from Maya Fey. |
| -> "A conversation I had with my sister is recorded on my cell |
| phone." |
|Exhibit E |
| Revised: Maya's Cell Phone |
| Type: Other, Received from Detective Dick Gumshoe. |
| -> Holds a conversation between the Chief and Maya. |
| |
|Exhibit F: Mia's Autopsy Report |
| Type: Reports, Received from Detective Dick Gumshoe |
| -> Time of death: 9/5 at 9:00 PM. Cause: single blunt force trauma. |
| Death was instantaneous. |
| |
|Exhibit F |
| Revised: Mia's Autopsy Report |
| Type: Reports, |
| -> Died from a blow by a blunt object. May have lived for a few |
| minutes after being hit. |
| |
|Exhibit G: Wiretap |
| Type: Evidence, Retrieved at Gatewater Hotel. |
| -> Found in Miss May's hotel room. |
| |
|Exhibit H: Floor Plans |
| Type: Maps, Submitted as evidence during the trial. |
| -> The murder scene, the Fey & Co. Law Offices. |
| |
|Exhibit I: May Testimony |
| Type: Documents, Received from Miss April May. |
| -> "The victim dodged an attack then ran to the right, but she was |
| caught and struck." |
| |
|Exhibit J: Photograph |
| Type: Photographs, Retrieved at the Grossberg Law Offices |
| -> On the back the words "DL-6 Incident - Exhibit B" are written |
| in pencil. |
| |
|Exhibit K: Bellboy's Affidavit |
| Type: Documents, Received from the bellboy. |
| -> Describes the man who stayed with Miss May in the hotel on the |
| night of the murder. |
| |
|Exhibit L: Newspaper Clipping |
| Type: Other, Retrieved at the Fey Law Office. |
| -> Article about a politician's suicide. The word "White" is |
| written in pen at the top. |
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|Exhibit M: Mia's Memo |
| Type: Documents, Received from Mia Fey. |
| -> A list of people's names in Mia's handwriting. |
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Trial Walkthrough
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Phoenix finds himself at the scene of the crime, but it's no time to sit
around in shock and awe; the clues he collects now will be key to solving the
murder of his mentor.
-- Detective Work --
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1. Move -> Office
2. Examine -> The Chief's body
(Adds "The Thinker" and Glass Shards to the Court Record.)
3. Examine -> The piece of paper next to Mia's right hand
(Adds Receipt to the Court Record)
4. Pan right, Examine -> The telephone
(Shows the witness, later identified as Miss April May.)
5. Move -> Fey & Co. Law Offices
6. Talk -> What happened
7. Talk -> You and the Chief
8. Present -> Receipt (Exhibit D)
After Maya sees the Receipt, Detective Gumshoe arrives and arrests her based
on his perfunctory evaluation of the scene. The game is afoot.
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So Maya's in hot water, but her trial hasn't started yet. She needs some
decent representation, and she has enough sense to pick someone besides
Phoenix as her attorney. But Phoenix still needs to acquaint himself with the
case, because he may turn out to be Maya's last hope.
-- Detective Work --
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1. Maya gauges Phoenix's interest in taking her case.
B) Of course I will
2. Talk -> Maya
3. Talk -> The day of the crime
4. Talk -> Your cell phone
(Add's Maya's Memo to the Court Record)
5. Talk -> Spirit mediums
6. Maya asks Phoenix to convince her sister's mentor to mount her defense.
A) Accept
7. Talk -> The day of the crime
8. Move -> Fey & Co. Law Offices
9. Identify the person Phoenix meets at the crime scene.
A) Detective Gumshoe
10. Talk -> Mia
(Mia's Autopsy Report added to the Court Record)
11. Talk -> Maya
12. Talk -> Edgeworth
13. Gumshoe asks if Phoenix knows Edgeworth.
Same effect with A) Of course I do!
OR B) Of course I don't!
14. Present -> Maya's Memo(Exhibit E)
15. Detective Gumshoe asks why Phoenix is interested in the Cell Phone
Same effect with A) Tell him straight
OR B) Tell him not-so-straight
(Maya's Cell Phone replaces the Memo in the Court Record.)
16. Move -> Gatewater Hotel
17. Examine -> Screwdriver protruding from the drawer
18. Talk -> What you witnessed.
19. Talk -> Miss May
20. Talk -> This room
21. Move -> Grossberg Law Offices
22. Talk -> Your refusal
23. Talk -> Mia
24. Talk -> That painting
25. Move -> Detention Center
26. Talk -> Your family
27. Talk -> Your mother
28. Talk -> Your mother's enemy
29. Maya has no attorney, so Phoenix must decide if he will take up her cause.
Same effect with A) Go home
or B) Defend Maya
(Choosing A is more entertaining.)
30. Maya wants to know why Phoenix has chosen to defend her.
Same effect with A) I can't abandon you
or B) Someone else is the culprit
or C) I don't know why
31. Move -> Gatewater Hotel
32. Examine -> Screwdriver protruding from the drawer
(Wiretap added to the Court Record.)
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The day of Maya's trial arrives, and Phoenix must use the facts he gathered
yesterday to try and clear her name. However, Edgeworth will do everything
he can to work against our innocent defendant.
Witness Testimony
Detective Dick Gumshoe
-- Maya Fey's Arrest --
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Statement 1 : As soon as the phone call came in, I rushed to the scene!
Statement 2 : There were two people there already:
Statement 3 : The defendant, Ms. Maya Fey, and the lawyer, Mr. Phoenix Wright.
Statement 4 : I immediately arrested Ms. Maya Fey!
Statement 5 : Why? We had a witness account describing her!
Statement 6 : The witness saw Ms. Maya Fey at the very moment of the murder!
-- Cross Examination --
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1. Press on Statement 5; apparently a sole witness account is not hard enough
evidence.
Witness Testimony
Detective Dick Gumshoe
-- Hard Evidence --
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Statement 1 : After securing the suspect, I examined the scene of the crime
with my own eyes.
Statement 2 : I found a memo written on a piece of paper next to the victim's
body!
Statement 3 : On it, the word "Maya" was written clearly in blood!
Statement 4 : Lab test results showed that the blood was the victim's!
Statement 5 : Also, there was blood found on the victim's finger!
Statement 6 : Before she died, the victim wrote the killer's name!
Statement 7 : How you like that? That's my "hard evidence!"
-- Cross Examination --
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1. Present Mia's Autopsy Report (Exhibit B) at Statement 6. The report states
Mia died instantly, making it impossible for her to write anything.
2. Edgeworth inquires when Phoenix received the Autopsy Report.
Same effect with A) The day of the murder
or B) The day after the murder
(Edgeworth introduces a new, altered report to better fit his case.
Exhibit B is updated in the Court Record.)
3. Phoenix needs to object to the new evidence
A) You're a sham, Edgeworth!
With Edgeworth's case still alive, Phoenix has no choice but to proceed and
question the actual eyewitness to the murder, Miss April May.
Witness Testimony
Miss April May
-- Witness's Account --
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Statement 1 : It was, like, 9:00 at night. I looked out the window, y'know!
Statement 2 : And then, oooh! I saw a woman with long hair being attacked!
Statement 3 : The one attacking her was the mousey girl sitting in the
defendant's chair!
Statement 4 : Then the woman, like, dodged to one side and ran away!
Statement 5 : But that girl, she caught up to her and... and... She hit her!
Statement 6 : Then the woman with the long hair...
Statement 7 : She kinda... slumped.
Statement 8 : The end. That's all I saw, Every little bitsy witsy! *wink*
-- Cross Examination --
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1. Well, Mr. Wright? Will you cross-examine the witness?
A) Yes, I'm doing it
2. Press Statement 3.
3. (He's right...) [ Edgeworth made a valid argument for the veracity of
Miss May's claims.]
B) I question the testimony
4. Miss May, I'm willing to bet that...
B) You're lying
Witness Testimony
Miss April May
-- Witness's Account Part 2--
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Statement 1 : I did see everything! I did!
Statement 2 : The victim -- the woman -- dodged the first attack and ran off
to the right.
Statement 3 : Then the girl in the hippie clothes ran after her...
Statement 4 : And she hit her with that weapon! I saw it! I did!
Statement 5 : That... that clock! Um... the kinda statue-y clock?
"The Thinker," I think?
Statement 6 : Well? Does the accuracy of my report not startle you? Tee hee!
-- Cross Examination --
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1. Present "The Thinker" (Exhibit B) at Statement 5. Miss May identified it
as a clock, but should have no knowledge of this fact.
2. I'm not satisfied because...
B) It couldn't have rung
3. It is inconceivablethat the clock in question rang!
A) It's empty
4. The evidence that proves when the clockwork was removed is...
Present Maya's Cell Phone (Exhibit E).
5. Does the defense have any objections, Mr. Wright?
A) Yes
6. Please produce this evidence that will prove the witness has not seen the
clock before.
Present "The Thinker" (Exhibit B).
7. Miss April May, you knew the weapon was a clock because...
B) You had heard about it
8. Show me the evidence proving that the witness has "heard" the murder
weapon was a clock.
Present the Wiretap (Exhibit G).
9. The proof that the victim said, on the phone, that the weapon was a clock
is...
Present Maya's Cell Phone (Exhibit E).
10. (Now to deal the final blow!)
B) Why the wiretap?
11. Um, well... (Come on, think of something!)
A) Call the Bellboy as a witness
12. (What should I do...?)
A) Accept the condition
Witness Testimony
Bellboy
-- Miss May's Room Service --
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Statement 1 : I am the head bellboy at the fine Gatewater Hotel, in business
for four generations!
Statement 2 : I believe I received a call after 8:00 in the evening from our
guest, Miss May.
Statement 3 : She asked for an ice coffee to be brought to her at 9:00, on the
dot, sir.
Statement 4 : I brought it to her at precisely the requested time, of course.
Statement 5 : And I delivered the ice coffee to our guest, Miss May, herself.
-- Cross Examination --
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1. Press Statement 5.
2. Press Statement 3.
3. (I can't let this happen... can I?)
A) Protest
4. (What do I ask him about?)
A) Check-in
5. Simple, it was...
B) The man with Miss May
At the end of this courtroom session, Phoenix will have made great headway in
proving that there is a different culprit for this crime. However, Maya is not
free and clear yet, so Phoenix must go out and investigate further.
-- Detective Work --
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After Miss May's meltdown on the stand, Phoenix goes to question her.
1. Talk -> That "man"
2. Talk -> The wiretap
3. Talk -> Your attitude
4. Move -> Gatewater Hotel
5. Talk -> Miss May
6. Talk -> The man with May
7. Talk -> The hotel
8. Move -> Grossberg Law Offices
9. Examine -> The pictures on the corner of Grossberg's desk
10. There are two pictures; have Phoenix examine both.
A) "DL6 Incident - Exhibit A"
(Photograph added to Court Record)
11. Examine -> The pictures on the corner of Grossberg's desk
12. The photo of the man is the more useful one at the moment.
A) Swap photos
(Photograph added to Court Record)
13. Move -> Gatewater Hotel
14. Present -> Photograph (Exhibit J)
15. The bellboy will offer to write an affidavit about the photograph.
A) Have him write it down
(Bellboy's Affidavit added to Court Record)
16. Move -> Detention Center
17. Talk -> That "man"
18. Present -> Photograph (Exhibit J)
19. Present -> Bellboy's Affidavit (Exhibit K)
20. Miss May is cracking...
B) Push her hard
21. Move -> Bluecorp
22. Talk -> Miss May
23. Talk -> Night of the murder
24. Talk -> Bluecorp
25. Talk -> That painting
26. The painting is the same as the expensive piece missing from Grossberg's
wall.
B) I've seen it before
27. Move -> Grossberg Law Offices
28. Talk -> Today's trial
29. Talk -> Your refusal
30. Talk -> Mr. White
31. Something is bothering Phoenix...
A) That big painting
32. Grossberg and White have a connection!
Yes! And I know what it is...
B) He's blackmailing you
33. Talk -> The DL6 Incident
34. Talk -> Reason for blackmail
35. Move -> Fey & Co. Law Offices
36. Examine -> The shelves behind Mia's desk
37. Which file should I look at...?
A) File "A-I"
38. Phoenix finds Misty Fey's file.
Hmmm... Should I take a look?
A) Read it
39. Examine -> The shelves behind Mia's desk
40. Which file should I look at...?
B) File "J-S"
41. Maybe I'll just skim some of this?
A) Skim
(Newspaper Clipping added to the Court Record)
42. Examine -> The shelves behind Mia's desk
43. Shall I check Mia's files once more?
A) Check 'em
44. Which file to check?
C) File "T-Z"
45. Move -> Bluecorp
46. Present -> Newspaper Clipping (Exhibit L)
47. Mr. White, I know what you did to this politician.
C) You blackmailed him
48. Wait a second, Mr. White...
B) You're wrong
Phoenix's brave confrontation of Mr. White doesn't pay off. Instead of
cornering White, White corner's Phoenix by naming him as Mia's killer.
Now Phoenix must defend himself...
49. Maya is obviously sympathetic to Phoenix's plight, and asks if she can
help in any way.
B) Cheer me on in court
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| |
|----------------------------| Day 4 |-----------------------------|
| |__________________| |
It's now or never. On the first day of his trial, Phoenix must face off with
Mr. White in a battle for his freedom.
1. (Hmm. If anyone's going to raise an objection about this, I suppose it's
me...)
A) Objection
Witness Testimony
Mr. Redd White
-- Witness's Account --
+-------------------------------+
Statement 1 : Let's see, it was about 9:00, I believe.
Statement 2 : I was quietly perusifying... er, that's "reading" to you, some
papers by the window.
Statement 3 : Then I heard a bedlam coming from outside.
Statement 4 : Surprised, I turned to look at the building across the way.
Statement 5 : It was then I saw him: a spiky-haired man attacking a woman
with long hair!
Statement 6 : Needless to say that man was none other than you, Mr. Lawyer!
Statement 7 : I called Miss May over at once. She, too, was flabbergasted
of course.
Statement 8 : The victim, she... she ran away, but you gave chase!
Statement 8a : The victim ran to the left, and you gave chase!
Statement 9 : Finally, there was a terrible impaction! Then it was all over...
-- Cross Examination --
+-------------------------------+
1. Press Statement 8. (Changes Statement 8 to Statement 8a)
2. Present May Testimony (Exhibit I) at Statement 8a. This account
contradicts the direction that Mia ran.
However, Maya observes that White looks certain of his testimony. The judge
asks for an explanation of the contradiction.
3. Can you explain this contradiction to the court?
C) Both are right
How can both be right? The next step is to point out on the map of the Fey &
Co. Law Offices where White must have been standing.
4. Place the cursor over the "K" in the red circle and hit Present.
Witness Testimony
Mr. Redd White
-- She Ran to the "Left" --
+-------------------------------+
Statement 1 : Miss May's testimony was correct... as was mine!
Statement 2 : When you assaulted the girl, she first ran to the left.
Statement 3 : An then you hit her, savagely! That is what I saw.
Statement 4 : Next, with the last of her strength, she ran to the right.
Statement 5 : You chased her, and delivered the final blow.
Statement 6 : That is what Miss May saw.
Statement 7 : You see? You hit her twice!
Statement 8 : Don't you remember, Mr. Lawyer?
-- Cross Examination --
+-------------------------------+
1. Present Mia's Autopsy Report (Exhibit F) at Statement 7.
Witness Testimony
Mr. Redd White
-- The Two Accounts --
+-------------------------------+
Statement 1 : Umm, well, see -- I looked at the other window when I heard
that thing fall.
Statement 1a : A light stand was lying on the floor when I looked.
Statement 2 : Then, the next moment, I saw Miss Mia run to the left!
Statement 3 : The killer, you, attacked her... but she dodged.
Statement 4 : Umm... and then...
Statement 5 : She turned, and ran for the door!
Statement 6 : Then you did her in with a single blow! Thwap!
-- Cross Examination --
+-------------------------------+
1. Press Statement 1.
White identifies "that thing" as a glass light stand. Maya thinks this is
strange.
2. Doesn't something about that strike you as odd?
A) Yeah, very odd
(Changes Statement 1 to Statement 1a)
3. Present the Glass Shards (Exhibit C) at statement 1a.
There's no way White could identify the glass as a light stand. He claims he
saw the object before it broke, but...
4. (Hmm...)
B) Big problemo
5. A person in the hotel could not have seen the stand before it fell over!
->Present the Floor Plans (Exhibit H).
Witness Testimony
Mr. Redd White
-- The Wiretapping --
+-------------------------------+
Statement 1 : It was the beginning of September... the week before the murder.
Statement 2 : I had entered the Fey & Co. Law Offices.
Statement 3 : Of course, I had done so to place the wiretap.
Statement 4 : That is when I saw this glass light stand.
-- Cross Examination --
+-------------------------------+
1. Press Statement 1.
2. Press Statement 2.
3. Press Statement 3.
4. Press Statement 4.
5. Press Statement 1.
6. Press Statement 2.
7. Press Statement 3.
The truth is, Phoenix doesn't have any evidence that can phase White, until
he gets a little help, that is. (Receipt updated in Court Record)
8. Present the Reciept (Exhibit D) at Statement 4.
With Phoenix looking innocent, Edgeworth wants another day to build his case.
9. (This is bad...!)
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A) Object
The judge grants Edgeworth's request either way, so someone intervenes again.
(Mia's Memo, Exhibit M, added to the Court Record)
10. Present Mia's Memo(Exhibit M).
The memo elicits a surprise confession, so the just must declare:
Mr. Phoenix Wright
NOT GUILTY
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| < Case Summary > |
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| |
|Synopsis: One of the stars of the popular kid's show "The Steel Samurai: |
| Warrior of Neo Olde Tokyo" was found murdered, still in his costume|
| and with a hole from a spear in his chest. Naturally, his rival |
| from the show is the prime suspect. |
| |
|Victim Data: Jack Hammer (37, Male) |
| The victim. A former big name action star. Played the role of |
| the Evil Magistrate. |
| |
|Suspect Data: Will Powers (23, Male) |
| The defentdant. Action star who plays the title role in "The |
| Steel Samurai" TV show. |
| |
|Prosecutor: Miles Edgeworth (24, Male) |
| Edgeworth makes his first appearance, ready to deal out his own |
| brand of twisted justice. |
|_____________________________________________________________________________|
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| < Witness List > |
|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| |
|1. Detective Dick Gumshoe (30, Male) |
| Detective at the local precinct. In charge of the initial investigation. |
| [He's very quick to jump to conclusions.] |
| |
|2. Wendy Oldbag (??, Female) |
| Security guard at Global Studios. Claims she saw Powers heading to the |
| scene. |
| |
|3. Assistant (18, Female) |
| Name: Penny Nichols. Assistant in charge of large props and set pieces. |
| |
|4. The Director (32, Male) |
| Name: Sal Manella. Creator of "The Steel Samurai". Present the day of the |
| crime. |
| |
|5. Cody Hackins (7, Male) |
| A big fan of the Steel Samurai. Present at the studio on the day of the |
| crime. |
| |
|6. Dee Vasquez (34, Female) |
| High-ranking producer at Global Studios. Present on the day of the crime.|
| |
|_____________________________________________________________________________|
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| < Evidence List > |
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| |
|Exhibit A: Attorney's Badge |
| Type: Other, One of my possessions. |
| -> Proves Phoenix is a real life defense attorney. |
| |
|Exhibit B: Powers's Letter |
| Type: Documents, Received from Will Powers. |
| -> Document proving Will Powers's request for an attorney. |
| |
|Exhibit C: Guidemap |
| Type: Maps, Retrieved at the front entrace of the studio. |
| -> Guidemap to Global Studios. |
| |
|Exhibit D: Jack's Autopsy Report |
| Type: Reports, Received from Detective Dick Gumshoe. |
| -> Time of death: 10/15 a 2:30 PM. Cause: Pierced through the chest |
| by a spear. |
| |
|Exhibit E: Cardkey |
| Type: Other, Retrieved from the Staff Room. |
| -> Cardkey for studio employees. Grants entry into Studio One. |
| |
|Exhibit F: Powers's(?) Photo |
| Type: Photographs, Retrieved at the front entrance of the Studio. |
| -> Taken at the gate between the entrance and the studios. |
| [Oct 15, 2:00 PM, Photo #2] |
| |
|Exhibit G: Samurai Spear |
| Type: Weapons, Submitted as evidence to Detective Gumshoe. |
| -> The murder weapon. A break in the shaft has been mended with duct |
| tape. |
| |
|Exhibit H: Empty Bottle |
| Type: Evidence, Retrieved from Employee Area. |
| -> Found on a table in the employee area. The label reads "Sleeping |
| Pills." |
| |
|Exhibit I: Trailer Key |
| Type: Other, Retrieved from front entrance of the studio. |
| -> The key tag reads "Studio Two Trailer." |
| |
|Exhibit J: Vasquez's Memo |
| Type: Documents, Received from Dee Vasquez. |
| -> The memo reads "Bring me the script for Episode 13." |
| |
|Exhibit K: Script |
| Type: Other, Retrieved from Studio One. |
| -> A "Steel Samurai" script. The cover reads "Episode 13." |
| |
|Exhibit L: Mr. Monkey's Head |
| Type: Other, Retrieved in front of Studio One. |
| -> Blocked the path to the scene of the crime between 2:15 PM and |
| 4:00 PM. |
| |
|Exhibit M: Steel Samurai Card |
| Type: Other, Received from Wendy Oldbag. |
| -> A trading card. Apparently, these are really popular with kids |
| these days. |
| |
|Exhibit N: URP Card |
| Type: Other, Retrieved from the assistant. |
| -> An "Ultra Rare Premium" Steel Samurai collectible card. Very |
| valuable. |
| |
|Exhibit O: "Path to Glory" |
| Type: Other, Received from Cody Hackins. |
| -> Contains photos of every victory scene in every battle the Steel |
| Samurai has won. |
| |
|Exhibit P: Cody's Camera |
| Type: Other, Submitted as evidence during the trial. |
| -> A new digital camera. Cody always carries it, though he's still |
| learning how to use it. |
| |
|Exhibit Q: Steak Plate |
| Type: Evidence, Retrieved from the Employee Area. |
| -> Found in the Employee Area. On it are traces of sleeping pills |
| and a large bone. |
| |
|Exhibit R: Sleeping Pill Bottle |
| Type: Evidence, Retrieved from the Employee Area. |
| -> Found in the employee area. Bears Jack Hammer's fingerprints. |
| |
|Exhibit S: Five-Year-Old Photo |
| Type: Photographs, Received from Wendy Oldbag. |
| -> Shows an accident involving Jack Hammer. |
| |
|Exhibit T: Van |
| Type: Other, Submitted as evidence during the trial. |
| -> Manella used this van to drive Vasquez to Studio One after the |
| meeting in the trailer. |
|_____________________________________________________________________________|
Trial Walkthrough
+----------------------+-------------------------------+----------------------+
__________________
| |
|----------------------------| Day 1 |-----------------------------|
| |__________________| |
-- Detective Work --
+-------------------------------+
1. Move -> Detention Center
2. Talk -> What happened
3. Talk -> The Steel Samurai
4. Talk -> Powers's alibi
5. Move -> Studio - Main Gate
6. Talk -> The studios
7. Talk -> Will Powers
8. Talk -> Mr. Hammer
9. Talk -> Reason for suspicion
10. Move -> Detention Center
11. Talk -> Your alibi
12. Talk -> The security lady (Powers's Letter added to the Court Record)
13. Move -> Studio - Main Gate
14. Present -> Powers's Letter (Exhibit B)
(Guidemap added to the Court Record)
15. Move -> Outside Studio One
16. Talk -> The investigation (Autopsy Report added to the Court Record)
17. Talk -> Reason for arrest
18. Talk -> The security lady
19. Talk -> Decisive evidence
20. Examine -> The security camera on the welcome sign. The number of the
camera is [ST1-307].
21. Move -> Studio - Main Gate
22. Talk -> Photographic proof
23. Talk -> Automatic camera
24. Move -> Employee Area
25. Pan left then Examine -> the plates on the table
26. Move -> Dressing Room
27. Examine -> The bag by Powers's makeup table
(Cardkey added to the Court Record)
28. Move -> Employee Area
29. Move -> Studio - Main Gate
30. Move -> Outside Studio One
31. Examine -> The building in the distance on the right side of the screen.
The doors say "1st."
32. Move -> Inside Studio One
33. Examine -> The chalk outline of the victim's body
34. Move -> Outside Studio One
35. Move -> Studio - Main Gate
36. Move -> Wright & Co. Law Offices
37. Talk -> What to do
38. Talk -> Photographic proof
39. Move -> Studio - Main Gate
40. Move -> Outside Studio One
41. Examine -> The monkey statue
42. Move -> Inside Studio One
43. Examine -> The camera
44. Talk -> The day of the crime
45. Talk -> Will Powers
46. Talk -> Sensing someone
47. Move -> Outside Studio One
48. Move -> Studio - Main Gate
49. Talk -> Assistant's claim
50. Examine -> The computer in the guard station
51. (Should I try the computer?)
A) Try it
52. [Please enter the number of the security camera.]
B) STI-307 (Powers's(?) photo added to the Court Record)
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| |
|----------------------------| Day 2 |-----------------------------|
| |__________________| |
Evidence collected on Day 1 makes one thing clear: the case against Mr. Powers
isn't as clear-cut as some would believe. Get ready to poke all kinds of
holes in the witness's story.
First off, Detective Gumshoe explains the prosecution's theory of the crime.
He can repeat it as many times as you like; just choose A) 'Skip it' when
you're ready to move on. The Samurai Spear will be added to the Court Record.
Witness Testimony
Wendy Oldbag
-- Witness's Account --
+-------------------------------+
Statement 1 : On the day of the murder, I arrived at the guard station
at 1:00 P.M.
Statement 2 : Poor old Hammer and the rest had been doing a run-through there
since the morning.
Statement 3 : I, well, I had some errands to run that morning.
Statement 4 : Anyway, it was 1:00 when I got to the guard station.
Statement 5 : I was at the main gate from then until 5:00!
Statement 6 : Now, the murder happened at 2:30 PM, right?
Statement 7 : Interesting to me, because a certain man walked right by me
at 2:00 PM.
Statement 8 : It was Powers! That man right there, and he was heading toward
the studio!
-- Cross Examination --
+-------------------------------+
1. Press Statement 8.
2. Present Powers's(?) Photo at Statement 8.
Witness Testimony
Wendy Oldbag
-- The Man in the Photo --
+-------------------------------+
Statement 1 : I never say anything I don't mean, mind you!
Statement 2 : That morning, during the run-through of the action scene...
Statement 3 : I saw Powers trip and fall!
Statement 4 : He broke one of the props, it was a big mess.
Statement 5 : Apparently, he sprained his ankle pretty bad.
Statement 6 : You can see he's dragging his leg! See? Clear as day!
Statement 7 : That's how I know it was Powers. Happy?
-- Cross Examination --
+-------------------------------+
1. Press Statement 4.
(Samurai Spear updated in the Court Record.)
2. Press Statement 6.
3. Press Statement 7.
4. Press Statement 1.
5. Press Statement 2.
6. Press Statement 3.
At this point, the Judge is satisfied that the man in the photo is Will Powers.
Phoenix can't let that point go, however.
7. (Are you sure you're sure, Your Honor?)
A) Object
Witness Testimony
Wendy Oldbag
-- Witness's Account, cont. --
+-------------------------------+
Statement 1 : The time of poor Hammer's death was 2:30 PM, true?
Statement 2 : The only person I saw go to the studio before then was
Will Powers!
Statement 3 : No one else went there!
Statement 4 : If they had, I would have seen them!
-- Cross Examination --
+-------------------------------+
1. Present Powers's(?) Photo at 4.
Witness Testimony
Wendy Oldbag
-- The Other Person --
+-------------------------------+
Statement 1 : Every day after I finish my guard duties, I have one other
important job to do.
Statement 2 : I go through the photos recorded on the security computer and
check them.
Statement 3 : I throw out any photos that aren't suspicious lookin', you see.
Statement 4 : Come to think of it, now I remember throwing out one photo that
day!
-- Cross Examination --
+-------------------------------+
1. Press Statement 4.
Since the other person present doesn't seem capable of committing the crime,
Powers is the only suspect again. To prolong the trial, Phoenix has to come
up with a plausible alternative.
2. So, who was this person other than Mr. Powers that could have committed
murder?
C) The security lady
3. (What's my move? Maybe now's my chance to take this the whole way?)
A) Press further
4. You have proof that shows the boy could not have committed the murder?
- Present the Cardkey
Witness Testimony
Wendy Oldbag
-- My Lips Were Sealed --
+-------------------------------+
Statement 1 : Global Studios wanted me to keep quiet about something.
Statement 2 : There were... some other people at the studios on the day of
the murder.
Statement 3 : They said they had "nothing to do with it," see?
Statement 4 : So they told me to just pretend they "hadn't been at the studios
that day."
Statement 5 : But if you're going to go accusing me, I'm not letting them get
away scot free!
-- Cross Examination --
+-------------------------------+
1. Press Statement 2.
2. (I think I've already asked all my questions, but...)
B) Take a break
Now that it's confirmed there were other people on the scene, they must be
questioned and considered as possible suspects. Will Powers's hopes live for
at least one more day!
-- Detective Work --
+-------------------------------+
1. Move -> Detention Center (Powers)
2. Talk -> The fanboy
3. Talk -> The director
4. Move -> Studio - Main Gate
5. Move -> Employee Area
6. Examine -> The covered up drain
(Maya will want to rip off the covering)
7. (Whoa.. she's serious? Uh oh...)
A) Rip it open
8. Move -> Studio - Main Gate (Penny)
9. Talk -> The studios
10. Talk -> The fanboy
11. Talk -> The director, et al.
12. Move -> Employee Area
13. Move -> Dressing Room (Sal Manella)
14. Talk -> The day of the crime
15. Talk -> The producer
16. Talk -> The bigwigs
17. Move -> Dressing Room
18. Move -> Studio - Main Gate
19. Move -> Outside Studio One
20. Move -> Outside Studio Two
21. Move -> Outside Studio One
22. Move -> Studio - Main Gate (Oldbag)
23. Talk -> The fanboy
24. Talk -> The director, et al.
25. Move -> Employee Area (Cody Hackins)
26. Talk -> The Steel Samurai
27. Talk -> What happened
(Empty Bottle added to Court Record)
28. Move -> Studio - Main Gate
29. Examine -> The key rack in the security station
(Trailer Key added to Court Record)
30. Move -> Outside Studio One
31. Move -> Outside Studio Two
32. Examine -> Pan right, examine the door to the Studio Two trailer
33. Move -> Trailer (Dee Vasquez)
34. Talk -> The day of the crime
35. Talk -> The Steel Samurai
36. Talk -> The director
(Vasquez's Memo added to Court Record)
37. Move -> Outside Studio Two
38. Move -> Outside Studio One
39. Move -> Studio - Main Gate
40. Move -> Employee Area
41. Move -> Dressing Room (Sal Manella)
42. Present -> Vasquez's Memo
43. Move -> Employee Area
44. Move -> Studio - Main Gate
45. Move -> Outside Studio One
46. Move -> Inside Studio One
47. Examine -> The director's chair
(Script added to Court Record)
48. Move -> Outside Studio One
49. Move -> Studio - Main Gate
50. Move -> Employee Area
51. Move -> Dressing Room (Sal Manella)
52. Present -> Script
53. Move -> Employee Area
54. Move -> Studio - Main Gate
55. Move -> Outside Studio One
56. Move -> Outside Studio Two
57. Move -> Trailer (Dee Vasquez)
58. Present -> Script
59. Talk -> The blocked path
(Mr. Monkey data added to Court Record)
60. Move -> Studio - Main Gate
61. Move -> Wright & Co. Law Offices (Mia Fey)
62. Move -> Studio - Main Gate (Oldbag)
63. Talk -> The "hostage"
64. Present -> Cardkey
65. (If I give her the cardkey, then I won't be able to get into Studio One...)
B) Lend her the cardkey
(Steel Samurai Card added to Court Record)
66. Move -> Employee Area
67. Move -> Dressing Room (Cody Hackins)
68. Talk -> The Steel Samurai
69. Talk -> What happened
70. Present -> Steel Samurai Card
71. Move -> Employee Area
72. Move -> Studio - Main Gate
73. Move -> Outside Studio One
74. Move -> Outside Studio Two
75. Move -> Trailer (Penny)
76. Talk -> The fanboy
77. Talk -> Mr. Hammer
78. Talk -> What happened?
79. Present -> Steel Samurai Card
80. (W-what's everybody getting so excited about...?)
A) Trade
(URP Card added to Court Record)
81. Move -> Outside Studio Two
82. Move -> Outside Studio One
83. Move -> Studio - Main Gate
84. Move -> Employee Area
85. Move -> Dressing Room (Cody Hackins)
86. Present -> URP Card
87. Talk -> The Steel Samurai
88. So, tell me what your favorite thing about the Steel Samurai is!
B) His fighting skills
("Path to Glory" added to Court Record)
89. Talk -> What happened
90. Talk -> What you saw
Cody reveals that he saw The Steel Samurai land a killing blow. Moreover,
Gumshoe heard it all, and Cody will be taking the stand tomorrow. It doesn't
look good for Will Powers.
91. Do you really believe that Mr. Powers is innocent?
A) I believe
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| |
|----------------------------| Day 3 |-----------------------------|
| |__________________| |
Without finding a hole in someone's testimony, WP is SOL.
Witness Testimony
Sal Manella
-- The Day of the Murder --
+-------------------------------+
Statement 1 : I was at the studios from around 9:00 that morning.
Statement 2 : During the morning, I was doing... umm... an action scene
run-through.
Statement 3 : It took a lot more timethan I thought it would.
Statement 4 : I hear that everyone else ate lunch in the Employee Area...
Statement 5 : But I had a meeting in the Studio Two trailer, so I ended up
skipping lunch.
Statement 6 : We were in the meeting until around 4:00...
Statement 7 : During the meeting, well, I'm pretty sure no one left their
chairs.
-- Cross Examination --
+-------------------------------+
1. Press Statement 5.
2. Doesn't something about that seem odd to you?
C) It's contradictory
3. Press Statement 7.
4. (Maybe I do have an idea!)
A) Press harder
Witness Testimony
Sal Manella
-- The Break --
+-------------------------------+
Statement 1 : Yeah, FWIW, we took a break.. ROFL!
Statement 2 : But it was only 15 minutes! 15! That's only 13 in Base 12!
Statement 3 : Not enough time for someone to say, commit murder in Studio
One! LOL!
Statement 4 : That's only just enough time to eat a t-bone steak, if you ask
me! *steams*
-- Cross Examination --
+-------------------------------+
1. Press Statement 1.
2. Press Statement 2.
3. Press Statement 3.
4. Do you claim someone from the trailer went to Studio One?
B) No, it's impossible.
Time for Cody to take the stand.
(Cody's Camera added to Court Record)
Witness Testimony
Cody Hackins
-- Witness's Account --
+-------------------------------+
Statement 1 : I wanted to see a Steel Samurai rehearsal, just once.
Statement 2 : I found a map on the Internet, and went to the studios
that day.
Statement 3 : I went through the woods, off the path, so that old lady
wouldn't catch me.
Statement 4 : I was going for the studio.
Statement 5 : I got kinda lost on the way, though. For about 30 minutes.
Statement 6 : When I came out by the studio, ther was the Steel Samurai!
Statement 7 : It totally rocked! Right before my eyes out came the bad guy!
Statement 8 : Of course, the Steel Samurai took him down! Pow!
Statement 9 : If I had my camera with me, that wouda been the time for a shot,
I tell you.
Statement 10 : Anyway, I couldn't get into the studio, so I went home.
-- Cross Examination --
+-------------------------------+
1. Present Cody's Camera at Statement 9.
Witness Testimony
Cody Hackins
-- What I saw --
+-------------------------------+
Statement 1 : Y-yeah, I had my camera with me.
Statement 2 : But I was glued to the action! I couldn't take my eyes off it!
Statement 3 : The Steel Samurai, he goes for the bad guy... wham!
Statement 4 : Then... then the bad guy stopped moving!
Statement 5 : He's so strong! The Steel Samurai rules!
-- Cross Examination --
+-------------------------------+
1. Press Statement 4.
2. (How should I play this?)
B) Press him harder
3. Why wouldn't he watch the climax of the fight?
C) Show evidence
4. Present -> Cody's Camera.
Witness Testimony
Cody Hackins
-- No Photo? --
+-------------------------------+
Statement 1 : Yeah, you're right, pops.
Statement 2 : The Steel Samurai had just escaped from the clutches of the
villain.
Statement 3 : So I held up my camera to take a picture!
Statement 4 : But the lens wouldn't open in time, so I missed it.
Statement 5 : Th-that's what happened. Yup.
Statement 5a : I took a few shots, but it was too late, so I erased 'em.
-- Cross Examination --
+-------------------------------+
1. Press Statement 5.
2. (Did he really not take a picture? Not even one?)
A) Press him hard (Statement 5a added)
3. Press Statement 5a.
4. Present -> "Path to Glory" at Statement 5a.
5. Why would the boy have erased the photos he took?
C) The Steel Samurai didn't win
6. What's this all about?
B) Steel Samurai was the victim
7. (Find the inconsistency in the photo!)
-> In the top right corner you can see the bottom of the number of
the Studio; it's 2. Place the crosshairs over it and Present.
8. (Show the judge where the murder took place!)
-> Place the crosshair over Studio 2 and Present.
9. Your honor, I find it very significant that the murder took place
in Studio Two!
A) The trailer is there
10. Give me proof that the victim, Jack Hammer, stole the costume!
A) I have proof
11. Here's my proof that Jack Hammer stole the costume!
-> Present the Empty Bottle
12. Your Honor, I have an idea.
B) Fingerprint the bottle
(Empty Bottle given to the judge)
-- Detective Work --
+-------------------------------+
1. Talk -> The Steel Samurai
2. Talk -> The director's alibi
3. Move -> Detention Center (Powers)
4. Talk -> Producer Vasquez
5. Talk -> Director Manella
6. Talk -> Mr. Hammer
7. Move -> Studio - Main Gate (Oldbag)
8. Talk -> Producer Vasquez
9. Talk -> Director Manella
10. Talk -> Mr. Hammer
11. Move -> Employee Area (Gumshoe)
12. Talk -> The plate
(Steak Plate added to Court Record)
13. Talk -> The investigation
14. Talk -> Prosecutor Edgeworth
(Sleeping Pill Bottle added to Court Record)
15. Move -> Dressing Room (Penny)
16. Talk -> Mr. Hammer
17. Talk -> The last episode
18. Talk -> Studio policy
19. Here, take a look at this.
-> Present "Path to Glory"
20. Talk -> Five years ago
21. Move -> Employee Area
22. Move -> Studio - Main Gate (Oldbag)
23. Talk -> Five years ago
24. (Proof that Hammer stole Powers's costume? Hmm...)
A) I have proof
25. I can prove that Mr. Hammer stole Mr. Powers's costume.
-> Present the Steak Plate
26. Except, I have proof that Mr. Hammer put the pills in.
-> Present the Sleeping Pill Bottle
(Five-Year-Old Photo added to Court Record)
27. Move -> Outside Studio One
28. Move -> Outside Studio Two (Vasquez)
29. Talk -> Mr. Hammer
30. Talk -> Will Powers
31. Talk -> Director Manella
32. Present -> Five-Year-Old Photo
32. Move -> Trailer
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| |
|----------------------------| Day 4 |-----------------------------|
| |__________________| |
Now that Will Powers looks like the least suspicious person at Global Studios,
it's time to get to the truth of that fateful days events.
Witness Testimony
Dee Vasquez
-- The Day of the Murder --
+-------------------------------+
Statement 1 : I entered the trailer, oh, a little before noon.
Statement 2 : The meeting began at 12:00 sharp. It ended at 4:00.
Statement 3 : There was to be a rehearsal afterwards, so we went to Studio
One...
Statement 4 : I was fatigued, so I had Sal take me.
Statement 5 : At 2:30, we took a 15-minute break in the meeting.
Statement 6 : Sal and I ate t-bone steaks on the table in front of the
trailer.
(Van added to Court Record)
-- Cross Examination --
+-------------------------------+
1. Present -> Steak Plate at Statement 6.
2. I think I know how!
C) You didn't eat the steak
3. Isn't it obvious, Your Honor!
A) Meeting the Steel Samurai
4. How could I possibly use that heavy spear as a weapon?
B) You couldn't, could you
5. I can prove that the Samurai Spear ws not used as the murder weapon!
-> Present -> Samurai Spear
6. Well, Mr. Wright? Can you tell us what weapon was used to kill Mr. Hammer?
A) I can tell you
7. Very well, let's see this murder weapon then.
-> Present -> Five-Year-Old Photo
8. Well, Mr. Wright? How could she have dealt with the body?
A) She had another way
9. Please show us how she carried the body.
-> Present -> Van
10. Are you suggesting that Mr. Manella was a conspirator?
A) Of course he was.
11. (Urk! What do I do now!?)
A) Testify again, Vasquez!
Witness Testimony
Dee Vasquez
-- After Finding the Body --
+-------------------------------+
Statement 1 : I was with Sal and Oldbag, the security lady, when we found
the body.
Statement 2 : The assistant was there, too. Only Powers was absent.
Statement 3 : I immediately called the police. Then Powers showed up.
Statement 4 : The security lady, Oldbag, was quite agitated. Pointing at
Powers, saying "he did it!"
Statement 5 : I asked to be left out of the proceedings.
Statement 6 : I went back to the trailer to get my script and direction notes.
Statement 6a : I knew that Hammer was injured and couldn't do any action
scenes, so I left them behind.
Statement 7 : Then I went home.
-- Cross Examination --
+-------------------------------+
1. Press Statement 6.
2. No, I guess not.
A) Press harder (Statement 6a added)
3. Press Statement 6a.
4. Present Powers's Photo(?) at Statement 6a.
5. Ms. Vasquez!
B) You saw Hammer limping
6. In other words, can you prove she had a motive?
A) Of course I can prove it!
7. I present to the court evidence as to Ms. Vasquez's motive in this murder.
-> Present -> Five-Year-Old Photo
8. Please explain Ms. Vasquez's motive for murder.
B) She had no motive
It's not exactly a clear-cut resolution, but it's enough to declare:
Mr. Will Powers
NOT GUILTY
1. Why did Mr. Hammer want to blame me...?
B) Show evidence
2. Mr. Hammer wanted to put the blame on you because..
-> Present -> "Path to Glory"
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| < Case Summary > |
|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| |
|Synopsis: Two men stand in a boat in the middle of Gourd Lake. Shots ring |
| out, and the next day a body is found. Witnesses and logic are |
| clear; the murderer must be the other man in the boat -- Miles |
| Edgeworth. |
| |
|Victim Data: Robert Hammond (48, Male) |
| The victim in this case. Also, the defense attorney in the |
| DL-6 incident. |
| |
|Suspect Data: Miles Edgeworth (24, Male) |
| A gifted prosecutor, and a ruthless man who will do anything |
| to get a guilty verdict. |
| |
|Prosecutor: Manfred von Karma (65, Male) |
| Veteran prosecutor who hasn't lost a case in his 40-year career. |
| Edgeworth's mentor. |
|_____________________________________________________________________________|
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| < Profiles > |
|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| |
|1. Maya Fey (17, Female) |
| Mia's little sister. Currently training to become a spirit medium. |
| |
|2. Detective Dick Gumshoe (30, Male) |
| Detective at the local precinct. In charge of the initial investigation. |
| [He's very quick to jump to conclusions.] |
| |
|3. Lotta Hart (22, Female) |
| Claims to be a research student. She's camped out to photograph shooting |
| stars. |
| |
|4. Larry Butz (23, Male) |
| A friend and former classmate. Also my first client. Often the cause |
| of trouble. |
| |
|5. Marvin Grossberg (64, Male) |
| A veteran attorney, and Mia's mentor. |
| |
|6. Misty Fey (46, Female) |
| Mia and Maya's mother, and a spirit medium. Disappeared after the DL-6 |
| incident. |
| |
|7. Gregory Edgeworth (Deceased, Male) |
| Victim in the DL-6 incident, 15 years ago. A defense attorney and Miles' |
| father. |
| |
|8. Old Caretaker (??, Male) |
| Caretaker of the boat rental shop in Gourd Lake Park. Thinks he runs a |
| restaurant. |
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| < Evidence List > |
|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| |
|Exhibit A: Attorney's Badge |
| Type: Other, One of my possessions. |
| -> No one would believe Phoenix is a defense attorney without it. |
| |
|Exhibit B: Popper |
| Type: Other, Retrieved from the Gourd Lake Public Beach. |
| -> A classic party noisemaker. Pull the string, it goes "bang." Not |
| very clue-worthy. |
| |
|Exhibit C: Lotta's Camera |
| Type: Other, Retrieved from the Gourd Lake Woods. |
| -> Set to automatically take a picture when a loud noise is detected.|
| Faces the lake. |
| |
|Exhibit D: Robert's Autopsy Report |
| Type: Reports, Received from Detective Dick Gumshoe. |
| -> Time of death: sometime on the 24th or 25th. |
| Cause: one bullet shot to the heart (shot from approximately one |
| meter away). |
| |
|Exhibit E: Lake Photo |
| Type: Photographs, Received from Lotta Hart. |
| -> Taken automatically at 12/25 at 12:15 AM. |
| |
|Exhibit F: Gourdy Article |
| Type: Other, Received from Larry Butz. |
| -> Article about a monster sighted at Gourd Lake. |
| |
|Exhibit G: Misty Fey's Photo |
| Type: Other, Received from Marvin Grossberg. |
| -> An old photograph. "DL-6 Incident - Exhibit A" is written on the |
| back. |
| |
|Exhibit H: Edgeworth's Request |
| Type: Documents, Received from Miles Edgeworth. |
| -> Document proving Edgeworth's request for an attorney. |
| |
|Exhibit I: Overhead Map |
| Type: Maps, Submitted as evidence by Detective Gumshoe. |
| -> Overhead map of Gourd Lake. |
| |
|Exhibit J: Pistol Bullet |
| Type: Weapons, Submitted as evidence by Detective Gumshoe. |
| -> Found in the victim's body. Fired from a 22-caliber pistol. |
| |
|Exhibit K: Pistol |
| Type: Weapons, Submitted as evidence by Detective Gumshoe. |
| -> The murder weapon 22-caliber. Fired 3 times. Bears the prints |
| from Edgeworth's right hand. |
| |
|Exhibit L: Lotta's Description |
| Type: Documents, Submitted as evidence during the trial. |
| -> I heard two sounds like gunshots just after midnight on 12/25. |
| |
|Exhibit M: Metal Detector |
| Type: Other, Borrowed from Detective Gumshoe. |
| -> Makes a noise when metallic objects are near. A useful detection |
| device. |
| |
|Exhibit N: Air Tank |
| Type: Other, Retrieved front of the Boat Rental Shop. |
| -> An empty air tank. The valve is open, and a banner of flags is |
| wrapped around it. |
| |
|Exhibit O: Second Lake Photo |
| Type: Photographs, Received from Lotta Hart. |
| -> Shows an empty lake. Taken automatically on 12/24 at 11:50 PM. |
| |
|Exhibit P: Parrot |
| Type: Other, Retrieved at the Caretaker's Shack. |
| -> The erstwhile companion of the boat shop caretaker. Answers to the|
| name "Polly." |
| |
|Exhibit Q: DL-6 Case File |
| Type: Reports, Retrieved from Records Room. |
| -> File on DL-6 incident. |
| Case Summary: 12/28 2001 |
| Elevator, District Court |
| Air in elevator was oxygen depleted at time of |
| incident. No clues found on the scene. |
| Victim Data: Gregory Edgeworth (Age 35) |
| Defense Attorney. Trapped in elevator returning from |
| a lost trial with son Miles(Age 9). One bullet |
| found in heart. The murder weapon was fired twice. |
| Suspect Data: Yanni Yogi (Age 37) |
| Court bailiff, trapped with the Edgeworths. Memory |
| loss due to oxygen deprivation. After his arrest, |
| fiancee Polly Jenkins commits suicide. |
| |
|Exhibit R: DL-6 Incident Photo |
| Type: Photographs, Retrieved from Records Room. |
| -> Photograph of the scene of the murder. |
| |
|Exhibit S: Letter from the Safe |
| Type: Documents, Retrieved at the Caretaker's Shack. |
| -> This note details the murder and set up. |
| "Get your revenge on Miles Edgeworth. This is your last chance. |
| Now is your time to get revenge on the man who ruined your life."|
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|Exhibit T: DL-6 Bullet |
| Type: Evidence, Retrieved from the Records Room. |
| -> Taken from Gregory Edgeworth's heart. Still bears clear ballistic |
| markings. |
| |
|_____________________________________________________________________________|
Trial Walkthrough
+----------------------+-------------------------------+----------------------+
__________________
| |
|----------------------------| Day 1 |-----------------------------|
| |__________________| |
-- Detective Work --
+-------------------------------+
1. Move -> Detention Center (Edgeworth)
2. Talk -> What happened
3. Talk -> Gourd Lake
4. Present -> Attorney's Badge
5. Talk -> Did you do it
6. Move -> Gourd Lake Entrance (Detective Gumshoe)
7. Talk -> What happened
8. Talk -> Edgeworth
9. Talk -> Defense request
10. Talk -> The witness
11. Any last things you want to ask me about before I head back?
-> The autopsy report
12. Move -> Gourd Lake Public Beach
13. Examine -> The object sitting on the front, right bench
14. (A popper... hmm.)
A) Take it
(Popper added to Court Record)
15. Move -> Gourd Lake Woods
16. Examine -> Pan left and designate the camera (Lotta Hart)
(Popper removed from Court Record)
17. Talk -> Your name
18. Present -> Attorney's Badge
19. Talk -> What happened
20. Talk -> Lotta
21. Talk -> The camera
(Lotta's Camera added to Court Record)
22. Present -> Lotta's Camera
23. Move -> Gourd Lake Public Beach
24. Move -> Gourd Lake Entrance
25. Move -> Criminal Affairs Department (Detective Gumshoe)
26. Talk -> The victim
27. Talk -> The meeting
28. Talk -> Trusting Edgeworth
29. Talk -> The autopsy report
(Autopsy Report added to Court Record)
30. Move -> Gourd Lake Entrance
31. Move -> Gourd Lake Public Beach
32. Move -> Gourd Lake Woods (Lotta)
33. "Y'all reckon I should tell the cops?"
-> [Choice doesn't matter]
(Lake Photo added to Court Record)
34. Move -> Gourd Lake Public Beach (Larry Butz)
35. Talk -> What happened
36. Talk -> Samurai Dogs
37. Talk -> Edgeworth
38. Talk -> Gourdy
(Gourdy Article added to Court Record)
39. Move -> Gourd Lake Entrance
40. Move -> Criminal Affairs Department
41. Move -> Wright & Co. Law Offices
42. Move -> Grossberg Law Offices (Marvin Grossberg)
43. Talk -> What happened
44. Talk -> That painting
45. Present -> Autopsy Report
46. Talk -> Robert Hammond
47. Talk -> The DL6 Incident
(Misty Fey's Photo added to Court Record)
48. Move -> Detention Center (Edgeworth)
49. Talk -> What happened
50. Talk -> Gourd Lake
51. Present -> Misty Fey's Photo
52. Talk -> The DL6 Incident
53. Talk -> The suspect
54. Talk -> Your father
55. Present -> Lake Photo
56. Yes... Will you?
A) Of course we will
(Edgeworth's Request added to Court Record)
57. Move -> Criminal Affairs Department (Gumshoe)
58. Talk -> Lotta's testimony
59. Talk -> Tomorrow's trial
60. Talk -> Edgeworth
61. Present -> Edgeworth's Request
|_____________________________________________________________________________|
__________________
| |
|----------------------------| Day 2 |-----------------------------|
| |__________________| |
Now that Phoenix is on board as Edgeworth's defense attorney, it's time to
start getting to the bottom of this incident.
(Overhead Map added to Court Record)
Witness Testimony
Detective Dick Gumshoe
-- The Arrest of Edgeworth --
+-------------------------------+
Statement 1 : A man called into the station around 30 minutes after midnight.
Statement 2 : We headed to the scene of the crime as fast as we could.
Statement 3 : That's where we found Mr. Edgeworth.
Statement 4 : Now, I didn't suspect him of anything at all.
Statement 5 : But... the next morning, a body was found in the lake.
Statement 6 : So we had to arrest Mr. Edgeworth.
Statement 6b : The murder weapon we found in the boat was decisive evidence.
-- Cross Examination --
+-------------------------------+
1. Press Statement 5.
(Pistol Bullet added to Court Record)
2. Press Statement 6. (Statement 6B added)
3. Press Statement 6b.
(Pistol added to Court Record)
4. If I can't call my sister, I might as well not be here, right?
A) No, I need you here
Witness Testimony
Lotta Hart
-- Witness's Account --
+-------------------------------+
Statement 1 : It was Christmas Eve, just after midnight, I reckon.
Statement 2 : I was in my car.
Statement 3 : I heard this "bang" come up from the lake.
Statement 4 : When I looked out the window, I saw two gents in a boat.
Statement 5 : Then there was another "bang"...
Statement 6 : There wasn't nary a thing on the lake but that boat.
-- Cross Examination --
+-------------------------------+
1. Do you really think there was a contradiction with the facts in her
testimony?
A) I think there was
2. Press Statement 1.
3. Press Statement 2.
4. (What research? This all sounds suspicious...)
A) Press further
5. Press Statement 3.
6. Press Statement 4.
7. (Uh oh...)
A) Press further
8. Press Statement 5.
9. Press Statement 6.
10. (That sounds pretty sure.)
A) Press further
11. All that remains is for the guilty verdict to be declared. Isn't that
right, Mr. Phoenix Wright?
A) Wrong
Witness Testimony
Lotta Hart
-- That Last Statement --
+-------------------------------+
Statement 1 : I saw it clear as day. The man on the boat was Mr. Edgeworth!
-- Cross Examination --
+-------------------------------+
1. Present -> Lake Photo at Statement 1.
Witness Testimony
Lotta Hart
-- How Edgeworth Was Seen --
+-------------------------------+
Statement 1 : Yer right. It was a cold night, and the mist was thick as grits.
Statement 2 : So, once I finished setting up my camera, I got back in the car.
Statement 3 : Still, I brought my binoculars with me.
Statement 3a : The camera was set up to take pictures of a meteor shower.
Statement 4 : When I heard that noise out on the lake, I look with my
binoculars.
Statement 5 : See? No problem!
-- Cross Examination --
+-------------------------------+
1. Press Statement 3.
2. Do you wish to press further about the camera?
A) Press further (Introduces Statement 3a)
3. Press Statement 3a.
4. Present -> Lake Photo at Statement 3a.
5. W-well then, what exactly was she photographing?
B) Show evidence
6. Present -> Gourdy Article
7. Let's see you prove that I was down at the lake trying to photograph this
"Gourdy."
B) I have proof
8. Present -> Lotta's Camera
Witness Testimony
Lotta Hart
-- Lotta's New Testimony --
+-------------------------------+
Statement 1 : Actually, I'm not a research student at a university.
Statement 2 : I'm an investigative photographer.
Statement 3 : Imagine what a scoop it'd be if I got a picture of that monster!
Statement 4 : That's why I was camping out by the lake.
Statement 5 : But, that's all I was hiding.
Statement 6 : When I heard the "bang" I looked right straight out at that
lake.
Statement 7 : There wasn't much else to look at, so I just watched that
boat the whole time.
Statement 8 : Then I saw a flash, near one of the men's hands, and I heard
another gunshot.
Statement 9 : I was looking right at that boat, the whole time, cross my
heart and hope to fry.
-- Cross Examination --
+-------------------------------+
1. Press Statement 7.
2. Present -> Gourdy Article at Statement 7.
3. (What should I do!?)
A) Make her show the enlargement
(Updates Lake Photo in Court Record)
4. (This is bad! Real bad! What should I do!?)
A) Object to the enlargement
5. (I'll show the judge what's strange about this photo.)
-> Place the target over the left hand holding the pistol.
6. I'll show you the evidence that left hand contradicts!
-> Present -> Pistol
7. Who but the defendant could have shot the victim!?
B) The victim himself
(Updates the Autopsy Report in the Court Record)
(Lotta's Deposition added to court Record)
-- Detective Work --
+-------------------------------+
Phoenix has to go meet Maya at the Detention Center.
1. Talk -> Questioning
2. Talk -> Mia
3. Move -> Criminal Affairs Department
4. Move -> Gourd Lake Entrance
5. Move -> Gourd Lake Public Beach
6. Move -> Gourd Lake Woods (Detective Gumshoe)
7. Talk -> Tomorrow's trial
8. Talk -> Prosecutor Edgeworth
9. Talk -> Maya Fey
10. Move -> Gourd Lake Public Beach
11. Move -> Gourd Lake Entrance
12. Move -> Detention Center (Maya)
13. Talk -> What to do
14. Move -> Gourd Lake Entrance (Lotta Hart)
15. Talk -> Today's trial
16. Talk -> Gourdy
17. Talk -> Making it up
18. Wh-what do we do, Nick?
A) Deal
19. Move -> Gourd Lake Public Beach (Larry)
20. Talk -> Edgeworth
21. Talk -> The big samurai
22. Examine -> The compressor on the ground beside the Steel Samurai
23. Move -> Gourd Lake Entrance
24. Move -> Criminal Affairs Department (Gumshoe)
25. Talk -> The investigation
26. Talk -> Gourdy
27. Talk -> Secret weapons
28. Gumshoe offers to lend you something.
(Oh well, I suppose it can't hurt to borrow one of them.)
C) Borrow the metal detector
(Metal Detector added to Court Record)
29. Move -> Gourd Lake Entrance
30. Move -> Gourd Lake Public Beach
31. Move -> Boat Rental Shop
(Air Tank added to Court Record)
32. Move -> Gourd Lake Public Beach (Larry)
33. Present -> Air Tank
34. Larry... I wanted to ask you about this tank...
B) Is it yours?
35. L-look, why would I need a tank anyway!?
A) To inflate something
36. (As I suspected!)
B) Ask more about the tank
37. Talk -> The flying air tank
38. Move -> Gourd Lake Woods (Lotta Hart)
39. Talk -> What happened
40. Talk -> Gourdy
41. Y'all get the scoop on Gourdy for me yet?
B) We found him
42. I need proof! You get a photo!?
A) I have proof
43. Present -> Air tank
44. Talk -> Case information
(Second Lake Photo added to Court Record)
45. Move -> Gourd Lake Public Beach
46. Move -> Boat Rental Shop
47. Move -> Caretaker's Shack (Caretaker)
48. Talk -> The pasta restaurant
49. Talk -> The boat rental shop
50. Examine -> Polly the parrot
(Polly added to Court Record)
51. Talk -> Polly (1228 is the number to the safe)
52. Present -> Attorney's Badge
53. Asks you to run the "Wet Noodle"
-> [Response doesn't matter]
54. Present -> Lake Photo
55. Talk -> What you saw
56. Move -> Gourd Lake Public Beach
57. Move -> Gourd Lake Entrance
58. Move -> Criminal Affairs Department (Gumshoe)
59. Talk -> The boat caretaker
60. Talk -> The DL-6 incident
61. Present -> Parrot
62. Move -> Records Room
63. Talk -> The case summary
64. Talk -> Victim data
65. Talk -> Suspect data
(DL-6 Case File added to Court Record)
(DL-6 Incident Photo added to Court Record)
|_____________________________________________________________________________|
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| |
|----------------------------| Day 3 |-----------------------------|
| |__________________| |
Prosecutor von Karma wants to bring his star witness to the stand, without
actually identifying himself.
(We still haven't heard who this old guy is!)
A) Raise an objection
Witness Testimony
Boat Shop Caretaker
-- The Night of the Murder --
+-------------------------------+
Statement 1 : It was the night of the 24th, just after midnight, ayup.
Statement 2 : I was in the restaurant... where I er... rent boats, as usual.
Statement 3 : Then I heard a "bang!" Ayup.
Statement 4 : When I looked out the window, I saw a boat just a' floating
on the lake.
Statement 5 : Then I heard another "bang."
Statement 6 : Just about then the boat comes back to shore, and a man walks
by my window.
Statement 6b : That man was the defendant... he was saying "I can't believe
he's dead."
-- Cross Examination --
+-------------------------------+
1. M-Mr. Wright...?
A) Cross-examine
2. Press Statement 6. [Adds Statement 6b to testimony.]
3. Press Statement 6b.
4. (I'd better act quick, or this trial is going to be over!)
A) Raise an objection
5. (The judge is lost in thought... what should I do?)
A) Raise an objection
Mr. Miles Edgeworth
GUILTY
And that's the end of the case. Until Larry shows up. Fortunately, he can't
make the situation any worse.
Witness Testimony
Larry Butz
-- The Night of the Murder --
+-------------------------------+
Statement 1 : That night, I was out in a boat on the lake.
Statement 2 : I was looking for something and I, er, found it.
Statement 3 : So I quickly slipped the boat back in at the rental shop dock.
Statement 4 : Then, just as I was thinking about going home, I heard
this "bang!"
Statement 5 : I looked out over the lake, but I didn't notice the boat.
Statement 6 : So after I heard that single gunshot I went home.
-- Cross Examination --
+-------------------------------+
1. Press Statement 6.
2. Present -> Lotta's Deposition at Statement 6.
3. Well, Mr. Wright? Should he continue the testimony?
B) Continue
Witness Testimony
Larry Butz
-- What Larry Heard --
+-------------------------------+
Statement 1 : It's lonely, being alone on Christmas Eve!
Statement 2 : That's why I was listening to an all-requests show on the
radio, see?
Statement 3 : I was listening to it real booming loud, like.
Statement 4 : But I'm sure I heard that gunshot!
Statement 5 : I remember exactly what the DJ was saying when I heard it, too.
Statement 5a : Just when she said "Hey! it's almost Christmas!" I heard
the gunshot!
-- Cross Examination --
+-------------------------------+
1. Press Statement 5.
2. I'll allow the question only if you see some reason why we should care...?
B) We should care [Adds Statement 5a to testimony]
3. Present -> Lotta's Deposition at Statement 5a.
4. What do you think about Mr. Butz's claim he heard the gunshot before
midnight?
B) Larry's right
5. Show me evidence there was a gunshot before midnight!
-> Present -> Second Lake Photo
6. Please show the court evidence if you have any.
-> Present -> Pistol
7. Explain who this is sitting on the boat!
B) Edgeworth and the murderer
8. The murderer's name...? Right! It's...
C) I don't know
9. (Show the judge where the murder really took place!)
-> Place the crosshairs over the Boat Rental Shop
10. Then... who fired the pistol on the boat, Mr. Wright?
B) The boat shop caretaker
11. Tell us why the murderer had to fire twice!
B) To create a witness
Edgeworth is almost out of the woods for this murder, but a cloud may remain
over him for another one.
-- Detective Work --
+-------------------------------+
1. Talk -> Today's trial
2. Talk -> Edgeworth
3. Talk -> The class trial
4. Talk -> Edgeworth's goals
5. Move -> Gourd Lake Entrance (Gumshoe)
6. Move -> Gourd Lake Public Beach
7. Move -> Boat Rental Shop (Grossberg)
8. Move -> Caretaker's Shack
9. Examine -> The green safe on top of the TV
(Letter from the Safe added to Court Record)
10. Move -> Boat Rental Shop
11. Move -> Gourd Lake Public Beach
12. Move -> Gourd Lake Entrance
13. Move -> Wright & Co. Law Offices
14. Move -> Detention Center (Edgeworth)
15. Talk -> Why prosecute?
16. Talk -> Prosecutor von Karma
17. Present -> Letter from the Safe
18. Talk -> Yanni Yogi
19. Talk -> The nightmare
20. Move -> Grossberg Law Offices (Grossberg)
21. Talk -> Gregory Edgeworth
22. Talk -> The spirit medium
23. Present -> Letter from the Safe
24. Do you have any idea who wrote this?
C) Manfred von Karma
25. Talk -> Prosecutor von Karma
26. Talk -> Gregory vs. Manfred
27. Move -> Detention Center
28. Move -> Criminal Affairs Department
29. Move -> Records Room
30. Examine -> The open drawer on the right
31. Talk -> Edgeworth
32. Talk -> Tomorrow's trial
33. Present -> Letter from the Safe [An idiotic but necessary move]
(DL-6 Bullett added to Court Record)
|_____________________________________________________________________________|
__________________
| |
|----------------------------| Day 4 |-----------------------------|
| |__________________| |
Now that von Karma's diabolical scheme has been revealed, Phoenix has to
perform double duty: prove the caretaker is Yanni Yogi and prevent Edgeworth
from confessing to his own father's murder.
Witness Testimony
Boat Shop Caretaker
-- Why I Left Court --
+-------------------------------+
Statement 1 : Er, I'm really sorry about just leaving yesterday like I did.
Statement 2 : But, I wasn't running away or nothing.
Statement 3 : I, uh, went to buy some food for Polly, see...
Statement 4 : I figured I got nothing to do with this incident anyhow.
Statement 5 : Er... I mean, I'd need one of those "motive" things, right?
And I don't got one.
-- Cross Examination --
+-------------------------------+
1. Press Statement 4.
2. Press Statement 5.
3. Mr. Wright, please tell us this witness's name.
B) Yanni Yogi
4. Well? Still want to go through with you little game?
A) Yes, I'm doing it
Witness Testimony
Polly the Parrot
-- Who Is Your Owner? --
+-------------------------------+
Statement 1 : "Hello! Hello!" *squawk*
-- Cross Examination --
+-------------------------------+
1. Press Statement 1.
2. R-right! Uh... What do I say?
A) "Have we forgotten something?"
3. Press Statement 1 until another chance for Maya to talk to Polly arises.
4. R-right! Uh... What do I say?
C) "What's the safe number?"
5. You aren't claiming that this number has something to do with the
caretaker?
A) Actually, it does
6. What could possibly link this number to the caretaker's true identity!?
-> Present -> DL-6 Case File
7. Where in this file is something relating to that safe number?
A) "Case Summary"
8. Press Statement 1 until another chance for Maya to talk to Polly arises.
9. R-right! Uh... What do I say?
B) "What's your name?"
10. Does this have anything to do with her owner's identity?
A) Of course
11. The proof that the parrot's name reveals the caretaker's identity is...
-> Present -> DL-6 Case File
12. Where in this file is the information connected to this parrot's name?
C) "Suspect Data"
After that, Yanni Yogi reveals his identity and confesses everything, so...
Mr. Miles Edgeworth
NOT GUILTY
Edgeworth immediately tries to confess for the murder of his father.
1. (Uh oh! What do I do?)
A) Raise an objection
Witness Testimony
Miles Edgeworth
-- The DL-6 Incident --
+-------------------------------+
Statement 1 : That day, I had gone to the courtroom to observe one of my
father's trials.
Statement 2 : As we went to leave, an earthquake struck, trapping us in
the elevator.
Statement 3 : My father and Mr. Yogi lost their composure, and began to argue.
Statement 4 : Just then, something heavy fell at my feet.
Statement 5 : I picked it up, and threw it at Mr. Yogi. I wanted them to
stop fighting.
Statement 6 : A moment later, there was a single gunshot, then a scream.
Statement 7 : It was a terrible scream. I remember it to this day.
-- Cross Examination --
+-------------------------------+
1. Present -> DL-6 Case File at Statement 6.
2. Which page contradicts Miles Edgeworth's testimony?
B) "Victim Data"
3. Do you have any proof that the other shot fired had something to do with
the case?
A) Yes
4. Do you have evidence that the second firing of the pistol is related to
this incident?
-> Present -> DL-6 Incident Photo
5. (Show the judge the contradition in the photo!)
-> Place the crosshairs over the bullet hole in the elevator window.
6. Mr. Wright?
B) I have an objection
7. Was there some pressing need for the murderer to search for that bullet?
B) The murderer didn't need it
8. (Uh oh. Should I come out and say it now!?)
A) Say it now
9. Can you produce evidence to prove that I was shot?
B) Show evidence
10. The evidence that proves von Karma was shot is...!
-> Present -> The Metal Detector
11. And here's my final proof!
-> Present -> DL-6 Bullet
Mr. Miles Edgeworth
NOT GUILTY
(Show Maya some evidence to cheer her up!)
-> Present -> DL-6 Bullet
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| < Case Summary > |
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| |
|Synopsis: Two locations, two murders, and one victim? There are plenty of |
| questions, but Chief Prosecutor Lana Skye wants just one answer; |
| she's confessed to being the killer. The case seems closed, but |
| when Ema Skye shows up in Phoenix's office, he's willing to break |
| it wide open. |
| |
|Victim Data: Bruce Goodman (36, Male) |
| The victim, and a good man. Detective in charge of homicide in |
| Criminal Affairs, Div. 1. |
| |
|Suspect Data: Lana Skye (29, Female) |
| The defendant. Ema's sister, and Chief Prosecutor for the |
| district. |
| |
|Prosecutor: Miles Edgeworth (24, Male) |
| A gifted prosecutor, and a ruthless man who will do anything |
| to get a guilty verdict. |
|_____________________________________________________________________________|
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| < Profiles > |
|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| |
|1. Miles Edgeworth (24, Male) |
| A gifted prosecutor, and a ruthless man who'd do anything to get a guilty |
| verdict. |
| |
|2. Detective Dick Gumshoe (30, Male) |
| Detective at the local precinct. In charge of the initial investigation. |
| [He's very quick to jump to conclusions.] |
| |
|3. Ema Skye (16, Female) |
| High School Junior and self-styled scientific investigator. |
| |
|4. Angel Starr (31, Female) |
| Mysterious lunchlady. Witness to the murder, known as the |
| "Cough-Up Queen." |
| |
|5. Jake Marshall (33, Male) |
| A patrolman investigatingthe incident at the Prosecutor's Office. Thinks |
| he's a cowboy. |
| |
|6. Damon Gant (65, Male) |
| District Chief of Police. Though he might not seem it, he's top dog in |
| the P.D. |
| |
|7. Mike Meekins (22, Male) |
| Patrolman with General Affairs. Suspected of killing Goodman in the |
| evidence room. |
| |
|8. Joe Darke (Deceased, Male) |
| Serial killer responsible for the SL-9 Incident two years ago. |
| Was given the death penalty. |
| |
|9. Neil Marshall (Deceased, Male) |
| Prosecutor murdered two years ago in the SL-9 Incident. Jake Marshall's |
| brother. |
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| < Evidence List > |
|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| |
|Exhibit A: Attorney's Badge |
| Type: Other, One of my possessions. |
| -> No one would believe Phoenix is a defense attorney without it. |
| |
|Exhibit B: Goodman's ID |
| Type: Evidence, Retrieved from the Underground Parking Lot |
| -> An investigator's ID card. Found at Prosecutor's Office crime |
| crime scene. (ID# 5842189) |
| |
|Exhibit C: Edgeworth's Knife |
| Type: Weapons, Retrieved from the Underground Parking Lot |
| -> The murder weapon, found in Edgeworth's toolbox. Traces of |
| victim's blood. No prints. |
| |
|Exhibit D: Prosecutor Trophy |
| Type: Other, Retrieved from the High Prosecutor's Office |
| -> Given to Edgeworth, King of Prosecutors, at the P.D. on the day of|
| the murder. |
| |
|Exhibit E: Parking Stub |
| Type: Other, Received from Miles Edgeworth |
| -> Record of parking in the Prosecutor's Office lot. Entered lot at |
| 5:12 P.M. |
| |
|Exhibit F: Blue Badger Panel |
| Type: Other, Retrieved from the Police Department Entrance |
| -> A "work of art" designed by the Head Detective and created by |
| Detective Gumshoe. |
| |
|Exhibit G: Letter of Introduction |
| Type: Documents, Retrieved from the Underground Parking Lot |
| -> Received from Detective Gumshoe. Allows bearer to investigate |
| the crime scene. |
| |
|Exhibit H: Cell Phone |
| Type: Evidence, Retrieved from the Underground Parking Lot |
| -> Property of Lana Skye. Last call made at 5:18 on the day of the |
| murder. |
| [Edit 1: Last call made to her sister Ema at 5:18 on the day of |
| the murder.] |
| [Edit 2: The work "muffler" was overheard during a call made to |
| Ema at 5:18.] |
| |
|Exhibit I: Victim's Note |
| Type: Documents, Retrieved from the Underground Parking Lot |
| -> Victim's memo found in the car trunk. |
| |
|Exhibit J: Parking Lot Floor Plans |
| Type: Maps, Submitted as evidence during the trial |
| -> The parking lot with Edgeworth's car. |
| |
|Exhibit K: Crime Photo |
| Type: Photographs, Submitted as evidence during the trial. |
| -> Taken by Angel Starr after the crime was committed. |
| |
|Exhibit L: Victim's Shoe |
| Type: Evidence, Submitted as evidence during the trial. |
| -> White enamel shoe. Bears traces of blood from Goodman |
| and Lana Skye. |
| |
|Exhibit M: Victim's Shoe |
| Type: Evidence, Submitted as evidence during the trial. |
| -> Found at the crime scene, wrapped in the defendant's muffler. |
| Small tag attached. |
| |
|Exhibit N: Luminol Testing Fluid |
| Type: Other, Received from Ema Skye. |
| -> Solution used for scientific investigation. Finds blood traces. |
| "Spray" to use. |
| |
|Exhibit O: Steak Lunch |
| Type: Other, Received from Angel Starr. |
| -> Received from Ms. Starr. Excellent for putting Officer Marshall |
| in a good mood. |
| |
|Exhibit P: Goodman's Lost Item Report |
| Type: Documents, Retrieved from the chief of detectives. |
| -> A half-written document. The date was 2/21. To be submitted to |
| the chief. |
| |
|Exhibit Q: ID Card Record |
| Type: Documents, Received from Jake Marshall. |
| -> IDs of all who entered the evidence room on 2/21. |
| |
|Exhibit R: Evidence Room Floor Plans |
| Type: Maps, Received from Detective Dick Gumshoe. |
| -> Scene of the stabbing of a detective at the P.D.. |
| |
|Exhibit S: Rubber Glove |
| Type: Evidence, Retrieved from the Evidence Room. |
| -> The tag read "SL-9 incident." Extremely thin rubber glove. |
| |
|Exhibit T: Evidence Locker |
| Type: Other, Retrieved from the Evidence Room. |
| -> Each locker is unlocked using a detective's fingerprint. |
| A light indicates open boxes. |
| |
|Exhibit U: Unstable Jar |
| Type: Evidence, Retrieved from the Evidence Room. |
| -> Jar pieced back together from fragments found at the crime scene. |
| A piece is missing. |
| |
|Exhibit V: Screwdriver |
| Type: Other, Received from Miles Edgeworth. |
| -> Evidence from a past case of Edgeworth's. Brought back to his |
| office by Gant's request. |
| |
|Exhibit W: Fingerprinting Set |
| Type: Other, Received from Miles Edgeworth. |
| -> Recovers fingerprints from "handprints" for comparison with |
| fingerprint file. |
| |
|Exhibit X: Marshall's Prints |
| Type: Evidence, Retrieved from the Evidence Room. |
| -> Found on a bloody handprint left in the evidence room. The print |
| had been wiped. |
| |
|Exhibit Y: Security Video |
| Type: Evidence, Submitted as evidence during the trial. |
| -> Video from the security camera placed in the evidence room. |
| |
|Exhibit Z: SL-9 Incident Files |
| Type: Reports, Received from Lana Skye. |
| -> Files for the "Darke killings," solved two years ago. |
| |
| Criminal : Joe Darke |
| Crime : Serial Murder |
| Sentence : Death |
| |
| =Victims= |
| -Edward Jones -Edith Kirby -Jeb Bates |
| -Jason Knight -Rachael Moss -Neil Marshall |
| |
| =Trial Data= |
| Head Prosecutor : Miles Edgeworth |
| Witnesses : Lana Skye, Ema Skye |
| |
| =Investigation Task Force= |
| Executive Investigators : Damon Gant, Lana Skye |
| Head Investigator : Bruce Goodman |
| Investigators : Jake Marshall, Angel Starr |
| |
|Exhibit 1: Gant Team Picture |
| Type: Photographs, Retrieved from the Chief's Office. |
| -> Photo at the awards ceremony of Gant, Lana, and Neil. |
| |
|Exhibit 2: Neil's Autopsy Report |
| Type: Reports, Received from Detective Gumshoe. |
| -> Stabbed in the back, died from punctured heart and lung. |
| A knife tip was found in the wound. |
| |
|Exhibit 3: Letter of Resignation |
| Type: Documents, Retrieved from High Prosecutor's Office. |
| -> Edgeworth's discarded letter of resignation. He's serious. |
| |
|Exhibit 4: Gumshoe's ID |
| Type: Other, Received from Detective Gumshoe. |
| -> A Police Department ID card. Allows access to areas of the P.D. |
| open to detectives. |
| |
|Exhibit 5: Evidence List |
| Type: Documents, Retrieved from the Chief's Office. |
| -> List of evidence in the SL-9 Incident. Ripped in half, |
| so only part remains. |
| |
|Exhibit 6: Strip of Cloth |
| Type: Evidence, Retrieved from the Chief's Office. |
| -> Found in Chief Gant's safe. Evidence for something, but what? |
| Bears Ema Skye's prints. |
| |
|Exhibit 7: Evidence Law |
| Type: Other, Received from Lana Skye. |
| -> From Ms. Skye. Explains the two rules of evidence law. |
| -Rule 1: no evidence shall be shown without the approval of |
| the Police Department. |
| -Rule 2: unregistered evidence presented must be relevant to the |
| case in trial. |
| |
|Exhibit 8: Lana's Picture |
| Type: Photographs, Received from Lana Skye. |
| -> Crime scene photo from the case two years ago taken. |
|_____________________________________________________________________________|
Trial Walkthrough
+----------------------+-------------------------------+----------------------+
__________________
| |
|----------------------------| Day 1 |-----------------------------|
| |__________________| |
-- Detective Work --
+-------------------------------+
1. Talk -> Ema
2. Talk -> The case
3. Talk -> Sci. Investigator
4. Talk -> Relation to Mia
5. Move -> Detention Center (Lana Skye)
6. Talk -> The case
7. Talk -> The victim
8. Talk -> Lana
9. Talk -> Relation to Mia
10. Move -> Underground Parking Lot (Officer Marshall)
11. Examine -> Security Office, the window in the upper left corner
12. Examine -> Wallet on the ground next to the door and monitor
(Wallet added to Court Record)
13. Place the box over the clasp and Examine.
(Goodman's ID added to Court Record)
14. Pan right
15. Examine -> Cell phone on ground next to oil drum on left side (Angel Starr)
16. Talk -> The case
17. Talk -> What you witnessed
18. Talk -> Angel
19. Talk -> Prosecutor's Office
20. Move -> High Prosecutor's Office (Edgeworth)
21. Talk -> The case
22. Talk -> Edgeworth
23. Talk -> Lana Skye
(Edgeworth's Knife added to Court Record)
24. Examine -> Trophy on Edgeworth's sofa
(King of Prosecutor's Trophy added to Court Record)
25. Court Record -> Edgeworth's Knife
26. Check -> The blood on the blade of Edgeworth's Knife
27. Present -> Prosecutor's Trophy
28. Talk -> The day of the crime
(Parking Stub added to Court Record)
29. Move -> Underground Parking Log
30. Move -> Police Department Entrance (Detective Gumshoe)
31. Talk -> The case
32. Talk -> The investigation
33. Present -> Goodman's ID
34. Talk -> Bruce Goodman
35. Present -> Edgeworth's Knife
36. Present -> Prosecutor Trophy
37. Talk -> Rumors at law
38. Examine -> The Blue Badger
(Blue Badger added to Court Record)
(Letter of Introduction added to Court Record)
39. Move -> Underground Parking Lot
40. Present -> Letter of Introduction
41. Talk -> The victim
(Autopsy report added to Court Record)
42. Talk -> Marshall
43. Pan Right.
44. Examine -> The phone on the ground by the car trunk
45. (What's so scientific about that?) Should we check it out?
A) Check it out
46. Examine -> The button on the left side of the phone.
47. Place the cursor on the blue button and Examine
(Cell Phone added to Court Record)
48. Talk -> Lana Skye
49. Talk -> Office atmosphere
50. Pan Right.
51. Examine -> The trunk, making sure the search box is inside the trunk area.
(Victim's Note added to Court Record)
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| |
|----------------------------| Day 2 |-----------------------------|
| |__________________| |
The first day of trail comes with the Prosecution's star witness, Angel Starr.
(Floor Plans added to Court Record)
Witness Testimony
Angel Starr
-- Witness's Account --
+-------------------------------+
Statement 1 : Somehow, I always knew a day like this would come.
Statement 2 : I was on my way to deliver a lunchbox to my boyfriend...
Statement 3 : When I sensed something... perhaps it was my finely-honed
detective instincts working.
Statement 4 : Then, through a wire fence, I saw the chief prosecutor standing
next to a garish car.
Statement 5 : The chief prosecutor was holding a knife in her right hand...
Statement 5a : The murder was planned! The rubber gloves prove it!
Statement 6 : Then, she thrust the pointy tip of the knife into Detective
Goodman's chest!
-- Cross Examination --
+-------------------------------+
1. Press Statement 1.
2. Press Statement 2.
3. Press Statement 3.
4. Press Statement 4.
(Crime Photo added to Court Record)
5. Present Crime Photo at Statement 5.
6. (Argh... You got a better idea?)
A) Objection!
(Statement 5a added to testimony)
7. Present -> Edgeworth's Knife at Statement 5a.
Witness Testimony
Angel Starr
-- Angel's Deduction --
+-------------------------------+
Statement 1 : Lana Skye intended to murder Detective Goodman!
Statement 2 : That's why she called the victim all the way to the Prosecutor's
Office.
Statement 3 : I'm sure the Chief Prosecutor had a grudge against the victim.
Statement 4 : Nothing else could drive that human machine to plunge the
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Statement 4a : Her red muffler looked like blood to me... that's how ghastly
the whole scene was.
-- Cross Examination --
+-------------------------------+
1. Present -> Autopsy Report at Statement 4. (Statement 4a added to testimony)
2. Present -> Crime Photo at Statement 4a.
Witness Testimony
Angel Starr
-- Apprehending the Suspect --
+-------------------------------+
Statement 1 : After the murder, the suspect attempted to run behind a
partition off to her side.
Statement 2 : I quickly caught her, explained her rights to her, and arrested
her on the spot.
Statement 3 : Ah yes. When I arrested her, she mentioned the muffler!
Statement 4 : That's what had me confused in my earlier testimony!
Statement 4a : She gave up trying to use the phone on the wall and just used
her cell phone!
Statement 5 : The chief prosecutor made to escape, but against Angel Starr,
resistance was futile!
-- Cross Examination --
+-------------------------------+
1. Press Statement 2.
2. (Hmm... maybe I should press her for more details?)
B) Press her
3. Press Statement 3.
4. (Her phone? You mean... this cell phone?)
A) Ask further
(Cell phone updated in Court Record)
[Statment 4a added to testimony.]
5. Press Statement 4a.
6. Present -> Parking Lot Floor Plans at Statement 4a.
7. The witness lied about...
B) Where she saw it
8. The place from where Ms. Starr witnessed this crime was... here!
-> Point to the Security Office
9. (It must make a vital difference... but what? What would change?)
B) Distance to the crime
10. (Do I have any evidence to stop this... ?)
A) Raise an objection
Witness Testimony
Angel Starr
-- Decisive Evidence --
+-------------------------------+
Statement 1 : I should have mentioned those five minutes when I wasn't
looking at the crime scene.
Statement 2 : And now, to the matter of the victim's shoe... Did I not
bring this up...?
Statement 3 : Two types of blood were found on this shoe!
Statement 4 : One was of course the victim's.
Statement 5 : And the other was...! The defendant, Ms. Lana Skye's blood!
Statement 6 : This shoe proves it! It's flawless, decisive evidence!
-- Cross Examination --
+-------------------------------+
(Victim's Shoe added to Court Record)
1. Check -> Victim's Shoe, Look at the blood on the side and on the bottom.
2. Press Statement 6.
3. (This is critical! What's wrong with the victim's shoe?)
B) There's a problem
4. Show us the problem with this evidence!
-> Place the box over the blood on the bottom of the shoe.
5. What could possibly be contradictory about blood on the bottom of his
shoe?
-> Present -> Crime Photo
6. Show the court the problem in this photograph!
-> Place the box over the muffler on the car
7. Tell us why you think this piece of cloth in the muffler is related
to this case.
-> Present -> Lana's Cell Phone
8. [The judge asks you to open the switch blade]
-> Place the crosshair over the button on the side and Examine.
(Switchblade Knife added to Court Record)
Witness Testimony
Damon Gant
-- Department in Disorder --
+-------------------------------+
Statement 1 : The knife is special... but I can't say how here.
Statement 2 : Unless there's evidence to prove a connection between this
knife and Goodman...
Statement 2a : This knife was evidence in a case. It was stolen from the
Department's evidence room.
Statement 3 : That was a bad day for the Department. We weren't in any shape
to do an investigation.
Statement 4 : A detective was killed at the Police Department, see...
what a mess!
Statement 5 : The time of the crime? 5:15. Scary coincidence, eh?
Statement 6 : It's not officially linked to this here case, so I can't talk
much about it.
Statement 6a : I'll cooperate, but I can't reveal the name of the victim at
the Department, okay?
-- Cross Examination --
+-------------------------------+
1. Check -> Switchblade Knife, focus on the tag.
2. Press Statement 1.
3. Press Statement 2.
4. Present -> Victim's Note at Statement 2.
(Adds Statement 2a to the testimony)
5. Press Statement 2a.
6. Press Statement 4.
7. Okay, here's the deal. I'll tell you one thing and one thing only...
A) Where the victim was found
8. Press Statement 6.
(Adds Statement 6a to the testimony)
9. Press Statement 6a.
10. (Oh well... I guess I might as well try to get what I can out of him...)
A) The victim's ID number
11. The ID number of the victim at the Police Department... 5842189...)
A) This tells me something!
12. What does it tell you?
-> Present -> Goodman's ID
-- Detective Work --
+-------------------------------+
1. Luminol Testing -> Spray the ground behind the trunk.
2. (What's odd about this... scientifically?)
B) The amount of blood
(Luminol Testing Fluid added to Court Record)
3. Talk -> Today's trial [Angel Starr appeared]
4. Talk -> Detective Starr
5. Present -> Victim's Note
6. Present -> Goodman's ID
7. Present -> Crime Photo
8. Talk -> SL9 Incident
9. Talk -> Detective Marshall
(Steak Lunch added to Court Record)
10. Move -> Police Department Entrance (Detective Gumshoe)
11. Move -> Wright & Co. Law Offices
12. Move -> Detention Center (Officer Meekins)
13. Talk -> The day of the crime
14. Talk -> The victim
15. Talk -> Bandaged hand
16. Present -> Goodman's ID
17. Talk -> Crime details
18. Talk -> Reason for arrest
19. Move -> Criminal Affairs Department (Damon Gant)
20. Talk -> Edgeworth
21. Talk -> Evident incident
22. Examine -> The Head Detective sitting at the desk in the center of the
room.
(Goodman's Lost Item Report added to the Court Record)
23. Talk -> Permission granted
24. Move -> Police Department Entrance
25. Move -> Security Guard Office
25. Examine -> The card reader right of the door to the evidence room.
[Officer Marshall arrives.]
26. Present -> Steak Lunch
27. Talk -> Guard office
28. Talk -> Marshall
29. Talk -> Security system
30. Talk -> Transferal
31. Present -> Goodman's ID
(ID Card Record added to Court Record)
32. Move -> Evidence Room (Detective Gumshoe)
(Evidence Room Floor Plans added to the Court Record)
33. Talk -> Judge for a day
34. Talk -> Edgeworth
35. Talk -> Evidence safe
(Evidence Locker added to Court Record)
36. Present -> ID Card Record
(ID Card Record updated in Court Record)
37. Examine -> The piece of cloth hanging out of the upper left locker.
38. Pan right.
39. Examine -> Open locker
40. Examine -> The glove hanging over the police tape
(Rubber glove added to Court Record)
41. Examine -> The debris on the ground under Goodman's open locker
42. (Another piece of SL-9 evidence...)
A) Check it out closer
43. Spin Fragment No. 5 clockwise twice, Combine
44. Spin Fragment No. 4 counterclockwise twice, Combine
45. Spin Fragment No. 6 counterclockwise once, Combine
46. Spin Fragment No. 1 clockwise once, Combine
47. Spin Fragment No. 8 counterclockwise once, Combine
48. Spin Fragment No. 3 counterclockwise once, Combine
49. Spin Fragment No. 2 clockwise twice, Combine
50. Spin Fragment No. 7 counterclockwise once, Combine
(Unstable Jar added to Court Record)
51. Examine -> The paint and saw in the lower left corner.
52. Examine -> The bloody handprint in the first row of lockers.
53. Spray -> Luminol Testing Fluid, on the bloody handprint
54. Spray -> Luminol Testing Fluid, under Detective Goodman's locker
55. Pan left.
56. Spray -> Luminol Testing Fluid, the locker with the protruding cloth
57. Present -> The Blue Badger Panel
58. Present -> Victim's Note
59. Talk -> SL9 Incident
60. Move -> Security Guard Office
61. Move -> Police Department Entrance
62. Move -> Underground Parking Lot
63. Move -> High Prosecutor's Office
64. Talk -> Inquiry committee
65. Talk -> Tomorrow's trial
66. Present -> ID Card Record
(Screwdriver added to Court Record)
67. Present -> Victim's Note
68. Talk -> Allegations of forgery
(Fingerprinting Set added to Court Record)
69. Move -> Underground Parking Lot
70. Move -> Police Department Entrance
71. Move -> Security Guard Office
72. Move -> Evidence Room
73. Choose the index finger.
74. Cover the center of the screen with powder and BLOW.
75. Place the cursor over one of the faint prints to the lower left.
76. Cover the center of the screen with powder and BLOW.
77. Match it to Detective Gumshoe's fingerprint.
78. Pan left.
79. Examine -> The locker with the protruding cloth
80. (There go her eyes sparling again...)
A) Check for prints
81. Select which finger to examine
-> Put the box over where the fourth finger would be, next to the
middle finger.
82. Cover the center of the screen with powder and BLOW.
83. Match it to Jake Marshall's fingerprint.
(Marshall's fingerprints added to Court Record)
So it looks like a new suspect as arisen: Officer Jake Marshall.
|_____________________________________________________________________________|
__________________
| |
|----------------------------| Day 3 |-----------------------------|
| |__________________| |
Witness Testimony
Officer Mike Meekins
-- Crime Report, Sir! --
+-------------------------------+
Statement 1 : Although it's not my normal duty, I was assigned to guard the
evidence room that day!
Statement 2 : I spotted a suspicious man on the security screen, and rushed
into the room!
Statement 3 : I was only doing what I was trained to do, sir!
I was suddenly attacked!
Statement 4 : I fought for my life! Then I... I did it!
Statement 5 : After that I passed out... until another officer smacked
me awake!
-- Cross Examination --
+-------------------------------+
1. Press Statement 1.
2. Press Statement 2. (Data added to ID Card Record)
3. Press Statement 3.
4. Press Statement 4.
5. Press Statement 5.
(Security video added to Court Record)
Witness Testimony
Officer Mike Meekins
-- Mystery Man --
+-------------------------------+
Statement 1 : His face can't be clearly seen in the video,
Statement 2 : but there's no quesiton that the other person was Detective
Goodman, sir!
Statement 3 : I mean, he opened the locker, which required Detective Goodman's
fingerprint to do!
Statement 4 : The locker he opened is unquestionably Detective Goodman's
locker, sir!
Statement 5 : So it must be him! No one else could have unlocked it!
-- Cross Examination --
+-------------------------------+
1. Press Statement 1.
2. Press Statement 2.
3. Press Statement 3.
4. Press Statement 4.
5. Press Statement 5.
6. (Is there a problem with the security video?)
B) There's a problem
7. Where is the contradiction that indicates the man may not be Detective
Goodman?
-> Designate the light above Detective Goodman's locker at
timestamp 17:14:31.
8. The locker wasn't locked... Mr. Wright. Please point at the cause for this.
-> When "Goodman" opens the locker something falls out. Point at
this object. Timestamp 17:14:43.
9. What was this insulator that was stuck in the locker door?
-> Present -> Rubber Glove
Witness Testimony
Officer Mike Meekins
-- Mystery Man (2) --
+-------------------------------+
Statement 1 : There's one other thing that proves the man was Detective
Goodman, sir!
Statement 2 : To enter the evidence room, one must use their ID card!
Statement 3 : When an ID card is used, there's a record of it!
Statement 4 : At the time of the crime, the detective had used his card!
-- Cross Examination --
+-------------------------------+
1. Present -> Goodman's Lost Item Report at Statement 4.
2. (what do I do? How am I supposed to get myself out of this mess?)
A) Object
3. What is his or her name?
-> Pick Jake Marshall
(SL-9 Incident File added to Court Record)
Witness Testimony
Officer Jake Marshall
-- The Day of the Crime --
+-------------------------------+
Statement 1 : My job was to keep a wary eye on that bone orchard.
Statement 2 : They said I was supposed to make rounds three times a day,
but that ain't my style.
Statement 3 : Besides, the room's protected by two security systems, anyway.
Statement 4 : If I remeber right, I was at a street-side saloon at the time
it went down.
Statement 5 : I'm just an innocent travelin' man, so if you're out of ammo
it's time I hit the trail.
-- Cross Examination --
+-------------------------------+
1. Present -> Marshall's prints at Statement 4.
Witness Testimony
Officer Jake Marshall
-- Bloodstained Fingerprints --
+-------------------------------+
Statement 1 : Like I said, it's only natural for my fingerprints to be in
that evidence room.
Statement 2 : One of them just happened to be at the same place as the
bloodstained handprint.
Statement 3 : The murderer touched the locker where my fingerprint was
by chance.
Statement 4 : The bloodstain and the fingerprint are completely unrelated.
Statement 5 : Or didn't you know the murderer was wearing gloves?
Statement 5a : Too bad it wasn't me in that video, right, pardner?
-- Cross Examination --
+-------------------------------+
1. Press Statement 1. (Marshall's Fingerprints updated in Court Record)
2. Press Statement 5. (Statement 5a added to testimony)
3. Press Statement 5a.
4. If you can show us evidence that Officer Marshall was present, please
do so now.
A) Show evidence
5. Show us the incriminating evidence of the witness... Officer Jake Marshall!
-> Designate the white cloth coming out of Marshall's locker.
Timestamp 17:15:12
6. You say I opened that locker... Now prove it!
-> Present -> Evidence Locker
7. Where was Officer Marshall at the time of the crime?
-> Designate the blue circle with the "V" in it
8. Please show us why the witness had to open his locker!
-> Put the crosshairs over the bloodstain on Marshall's white jacket
at timestamp 17:14:57
Witness Testimony
Officer Jake Marshall
-- Marshall's Confession --
+-------------------------------+
Statement 1 : I had to do it that day. I couldn't just stand by and let
it die.
Statement 2 : I stole the detective's ID and dressed like him. I planned to
take out the evidence.
Statement 3 : I wasn't expecting Officer Meekins, I knocked him out...
Statement 4 : and managed to escape. I knew which areas wouldn't be caught
on the camera.
Statement 5 : There wasn't any murder in the evidence room at 5:15.
Statement 5a : I can't just forget the SL-9 Incident... You know why?
-- Cross Examination --
+-------------------------------+
1. Press Statement 1.
2. Press Statement 2.
3. Press Statement 3.
4. Press Statement 4.
5. Press Statement 5.
6. Press Statement 5a.
7. Present -> SL-9 Files at Statement 5a.
8. (Could there be something I'm missing...?)
A) I object!
9. The question is... which item can prove something is missing in the
floor plans?
-> Present -> Blue Badger Panel
10. What shows when the "first" crime took place?
-> Present -> ID Card Record
-- Detective Work --
+-------------------------------+
1. Talk -> SL-9 Incident
2. Talk -> After the incident
3. Talk -> Permanent picture
4. Talk -> Something puzzling
5. Move -> Detention Center (Lana)
6. Talk -> Today's trial
7. Talk -> Detective Lana Skye
8. Talk -> Darke investigation
9. Talk -> First one at scene
10. Move -> Criminal Affairs Department
11. Move -> Police Department Entrance (Marshall)
12. Talk -> Darke trial
13. Talk -> Prosecutor Marshall
14. Talk -> Scars
15. Talk -> Gant & Skye
16. Move -> Criminal Affairs Department
17. Move -> Chief's Office (Gant)
(Gant Team Picture added to Court Record)
18. Move -> Criminal Affairs Department (Detective Gumshoe)
19. Talk -> Edgeworth's crisis
20. Talk -> SL9 Incident
21. Talk -> Darke's crimes
22. Present -> Switchblade Knife
23. Talk -> Murder weapon
(Neil's Autopsy Report added to Court Record)
24. Move -> Police Department Entrance
25. Move -> Underground Parking Lot
26. Move -> High Prosecutor's Office
27. Examine -> The paper wad under Edgeworth's desk
(Letter of Resignation added to Court Record)
28. Talk -> Forged evidence
29. Talk -> Tomorrow's trial
30. Talk -> The day of the crime
31. Present -> Prosecutor Trophy
32. Present -> Gant Team Photo
33. Talk -> Prosecutor's Trophy
(Prosecutor's Trophy updated in Court Record)
34. Move -> Underground Parking Lot (Angel Starr)
35. Talk -> Darke investigation
36. Talk -> After case closed
37. Talk -> Legendary duo
38. Talk -> Being "used"
39. Move -> Police Department Entrance
40. Move -> Criminal Affairs Department (Detective Gumshoe)
41. Present -> Letter of Resignation
(Gumshoe's ID added to Court Record)
42. Move -> Chief's Office (Detective Gumshoe)
43. Talk -> The Chief's office
44. Talk -> Chief Gant
45. Examine -> The safe next to Chief Gant's desk, on the right of the room
46. (A seven-digit number. I think I just might know what it is...)
A) Input number
47. Input -> 7777777
48. Examine -> The contents of the safe
49. Examine -> Gant's desk
(Evidence List added to Court Record)
50. Present -> Unstable Jar
51. Let's see if it fits!
A) Assemble fragments
52. Rotate Fragment No. 1 clockwise once, Combine
53. Pan left.
54. Spray -> Luminol Testing Fluid (Accessed through Court Record)
55. Spray the Luminol behind Lana's old desk
56. Check -> Evidence List, flip it over to look at the back
57. Examine -> Gant Team Picture above Lana's old desk
58. Present -> Fingerprinting Set
59. Pick the middle finger on the cloth strip
60. Cover the center of the screen with powder and BLOW.
61. Compare the new print against the print of Ema Skye.
(Strip of Cloth added to Court Record)
[Phoenix winds up visiting Lana in the Detention center]
62. Talk -> Keeping quiet
63. The one I am supposedly so "frightented" of? What is this person's name?
-> Pick Damon Gant
64. Talk -> Damon Gant
65. Show me proof that Chief Gant falsified evidence in that case!
-> Present -> Evidence List
64. Talk -> "Orders"
65. Talk -> Darke's Knife
Now Phoenix finally had his eyes set on the culprit behind two years worth
of misdeeds. It's time to go after Damon Gant.
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Witness Testimony
Ema Skye
-- Two Years Ago --
+-------------------------------+
Statement 1 : I was waiting in my sister's office that day.
Statement 2 : A man came running in, and took me hostage.
Statement 3 : Neil Marshall rescued me,
Statement 4 : but I'll never forget what I saw that instant!
Statement 4a : I drew a picture of that scene once... but it seems to have
been lost.
Statement 5 : The man raised up his knife, and... and stabbed Mr. Marshall
in the chest...!
-- Cross Examination --
+-------------------------------+
1. Press Statement 1.
2. Press Statement 2.
3. Press Statement 3.
4. Press Statement 4.
5. (Detective Bruce Goodman... The victim... )
A) Hear more
6. Well, Mr. Wright? Have you heard enough?
A) Ask about the picture (Statement 4a added to testimony)
7. Present -> Evidence List at Statement 4a.
(Evidence List updated in Court Record)
Witness Testimony
Ema Skye
-- Ema's Picture --
+-------------------------------+
Statement 1 : This is the picture I drew two years ago.
Statement 2 : The flash of lightning was so bright all I could see were
shadows.
Statement 3 : After that I must have fainted.
Statement 4 : This picture shows exactly what I saw that instant!
-- Cross Examination --
+-------------------------------+
1. Press Statement 1.
2. Press Statement 2.
3. Press Statement 3.
4. Press Statement 4.
5. Present -> Neil's Autopsy Report at Statement 4.
6. What part of this picture... contradicts the autopsy report?
-> Designate the knife, it's already broken
7. (Could there have been one?)
B) There is another one
8. Take a look at this. Here's the real murder weapon!
-> Present -> Gant Team Photo
Witness Testimony
Ema Skye
-- Ema's Recollection --
+-------------------------------+
Statement 1 : When I saw that man raise his knife...
Statement 2 : I panicked, and rushed toward both of them.
Statement 3 : I think I... I knocked away the man with the knife.
Statement 4 : Just then there was another flash of lightning, and that's
when I saw... the Blue Badger!
Statement 5 : He wasn't in the room, but I'm sure I saw his shadow!
-- Cross Examination --
+-------------------------------+
1. Press Statement 1.
2. Press Statement 2.
3. Press Statement 3.
4. Press Statement 4.
5. Press Statement 5.
6. (Who is this "Blue Badger" really...?)
A) I just might know...
7. Please show us this mysterious "Blue Badger" look-alike.
-> Present -> Unstable Jar
8. (I've got to show them the correct angle to look at this from!)
i) Rotate it horizontally 180 degrees with the bottom dial
ii) Move the left dial down until the base of the vase
is visible at the top of the screen
9. What's different now that we know the witness saw this jar?
A) The location
10. The real murderer's name that the victim may have left behind...
A) is in the evidence
11. Please show us the piece of evidence... that conveys a message from
the deceased!
-> Present -> Unstable Jar
12. (The murderer's name!)
i) Connect the dots left of the large red line to form an E
ii) The solid line forms the left half of the M
iii) The dots in the lower left corner form an A
[After this revelation, the gallery erupts.]
(Evidence Law added to Court Record)
1. (The time's finally come to bring out the real murderer!)
-> Pick Damon Gant
Witness Testimony
Damon Gant
-- SL-9 Incident --
+-------------------------------+
Statement 1 : As I recall, Neil and I were questioning him that day.
Statement 2 : To make a long story short, we slipped up. The power outage
didn't help either.
Statement 3 : When I went to my office, I found Lana there.
Statement 4 : Apparently she had already... "arranged" the crime scene.
Statement 5 : As you can see, I had nothing to do with the "forgery."
-- Cross Examination --
+-------------------------------+
1. Press Statement 1.
2. Press Statement 2.
3. Press Statement 3.
4. Press Statement 4.
5. Press Statement 5.
6. Present -> Unstable Jar at Statement 5.
Witness Testimony
Damon Gant
-- Evidence & Forgery --
+-------------------------------+
Statement 1 : Let's see, what was it now? A jar fragment.. and a list?
Statement 2 : For all I know you could have planted them in my office.
Statement 3 : Anyway, you can't prove "when" those pieces of evidence were
discovered.
Statement 4 : If they were found after Darke was convicted, then they're
worthless.
Statement 5 : There's no reason I'd participate in a forgery.
Statement 6 : Rearranging the crime scene wouldn't help me out in any way.
Statement 6a : I wouldn't be anyone's "accomplice" if there was nothing in
it for me.
-- Cross Examination --
+-------------------------------+
1. Press Statement 1.
2. Press Statement 2.
3. Press Statement 3.
4. Press Statement 4.
5. Press Statement 5.
6. Press Statement 6. (Adds Statement 6a to testimony)
7. Press Statement 6a.
8. (Given his selfishness, would he have helped someone out?)
B) Point out accomplice
9. Who is this person you believe Chief Gant may have helped forge evidence?
-> Pick Lana Skye
10. Just remember... It better be good!
-> Present -> ID Card Record
11. Show us proof that the victim went to meet Chief Gant on the day of the
crime!
-> Present -> Goodman's Lost Item Report
12. To move the victim's body... Chief Gant used this!
-> Present -> Parking Stub
13. (Do I have any concrete "proof"...?)
B) I have no proof yet
14. Yes, Your Honor! The defense calls forth...
-> Pick Lana Skye
Witness Testimony
Lana Skye
-- Gant & The Fabrication --
+-------------------------------+
Statement 1 : I worked alongside Gant for years...
Statement 2 : There's no truth to this "blackmail" theory.
Statement 3 : I fabricated the evidence two years ago all by myself.
Statement 4 : When I found Prosecutor Marshall's body, I rearranged the
crime scene.
Statement 4a : I broke off the tip of Darke's knife, planted it inside the
wound, then moved the body.
Statement 4b : The pieces of the jar that shattered during the events
threatened my plan.
Statement 5 : My only motivation was to get Darke convicted. It had nothing
to do with Ema.
-- Cross Examination --
+-------------------------------+
1. Press Statement 1.
2. Press Statement 2.
3. Press Statement 3.
4. Press Statement 4. (Statement 4a added to testimony)
5. Press Statement 4a.
6. (My head isn't bad, but maybe I ought to ask for the sake of the other...)
B) Why did you move the body? (Statement 4b added to testimony)
7. Press Statement 4b.
8. Present -> Unstable Jar at Statement 4b.
Witness Testimony
Lana Skye
-- Jar & Message in Blood --
+-------------------------------+
Statement 1 : I immediately noticed the blood traces on the jar,
Statement 2 : but it was dark in the room and I didn't have time to check
it out.
Statement 3 : To be safe, I wiped away the blood.
Statement 4 : The fragments were large, so I'm sure I got them all.
Statement 5 : All I could think about was wiping them clean before
they were discovered.
-- Cross Examination --
+-------------------------------+
1. Present -> Unstable Jar at Statement 4.
Witness Testimony
Lana Skye
-- Actual Crime Scene --
+-------------------------------+
Statement 1 : When I arrived, I found Mr. Marshall's body impaled on that suit
of armor's sword.
Statement 2 : Ema and Darke were lying unconscious on the floor nearby.
Statement 3 : When I saw what had happened, I thought she... did it.
Statement 4 : That's why I erased all the evidence that linked her to the
murder.
Statement 5 : I had Chief Gant help me remove the body from the sword and
carry it...
Statement 6 : But if it all really was a fabrication, Ema might be innocent!
-- Cross Examination --
+-------------------------------+
1. There must be picture in there somewhere!
-> Examine -> Evidence Law, open from the back cover
(Lana's Picture added to Court Record)
2. (The one that shows who really killed Prosecutor Marshall?)
B) Cannot show evidence
3. (As long as I don't mess up here, victory is mine!)
A) Show evidence
4. The evidence that shows us who actually murdered Prosecutor Marshall!
-> Present -> Strip of Cloth
5. The person to whom the fingerprints belong to are...
-> Pick Ema Skye
6. Behold! The piece of evidence that contradicts the cloth!
-> Present -> Lana's Picture
7. That you purposefully and illegally concealed this piece of cloth?
B) I did not
8. If you can prove you conduct was not in violation of the law, then do so
now!
-> Present -> Evidence Law
Ms. Lana Skye
NOT GUILTY
1. Evidence that neither Edgeworth nor I would have been able to find on
our own?
-> Present -> Evidence List
2. Yell Objection!
And that's it. As the credits roll, characters will appear on the top screen
and talk a little. During these times, you can sprinkle fingerprint powder
on the bottom screen. Blow it away and a picture of that character will be
left behind. Except when the bellboy appears seeking Edgeworth, then
Edgeworth's picture is at the bottom.
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viii. VERSION HISTORY CODE : VI08
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v1.00 - All information complete.
v1.01 - I made a critical mistake in the walkthrough for Episode 5. The last
two presentations of evidence (Evidence List and Evidence Law) were
reversed. Thanks to Ian Nelson for pointing this out.
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ix. COPYRIGHT INFORMATION CODE : CP09
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