Law & Order II: Double or Nothing
PART-2F
:- The trial continues:-
The Prosecution again
selects its witnesses & items of evidence.
The A.D.A. presents its
Rebuttal Subpoena.
Then the Prosecution rests
its final case.
PART-2G
:- Cut-scenes :-
The Prosecution and the
Defense make their closing summaries.
The jury retires and
then delivers its judgment of “Not Guilty” (BAD) or “Guilty” (YOU’VE
“WON”!) … you will also be given your %age score.
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Select “Evidence Collection”
and “Teamwork” ‘skills’, and then “Done”.
Then watch the cut scenes
displaying the trial preliminaries. You finish up (interactive again) in the
……..
Assistant District
Attorney’s office.
[131] View the indictment
document.
[132] View the
Instruction sheet from Douglas Wade to A.D.A.
[133] View the Law
Computer … particularly the sections on “Questioning the Witnesses in Court” &
“Hearsay Rule”.
Part-2A :-
PROSECUTION INVESTIGATION~1.
Select the case file.
[134] Submit Martin
Tanner for psychological evaluation.
[135] Submit DianaQuinn for surveillance(N.B. The result
will not be available until the beginning of part-2C.)
[136] Submit the
financial report for Research.
[137] You will almost
certainly have to mark time around here and afterwards … see the Preface {8}.
Choose the map and go to
Records & Research (At the 27th Precinct).
[138] View the results of
the research on the financial report.
[139] Add the results of
the research on the financial report to your case file.
Choose the map and go to the
psychiatrist’s office (Ann Galloway, M.D.)
[140] Learn about the
psychological makeup of Martin Tanner.
[141] Add the psyche
evaluation of Martin Tanner to your case file.
Choose the map and go to Dr.
Richard Blythe (at the Amsterdam Hospital).
[142] Question Dr.
Richard Blythe :-
(A)
”Did you treat the Tanners’ son after he
was injured in an accident?”
(B)
“What was Jamie’s prognosis?”
(C)
“What did you do for Jamie?”
(D)
“What did you recommend the Tanners do?”
(E)
“Did Jamie die before Mr. Tanner was
able to contact Dr. Ramos?”
[143] Add Dr. Richard
Blythe to your case file.
[144] Watch the cut-scene
with Duncan. Then listen to a VERY IMPORTANT cell-phone message from Records &
Research (Scott Donovan) concerning info on the Tanner’s Financial Report.
Choose the map and go to
Josh Berman.
[145] Question Josh
Berman :-
(A)
Why would Martin and Cindy Tanner have
an American Motors financial report?
[146] See the
Preface {5} … Select the research-icon on the Tanner’s Financial Report.
(B)
“What were the terms of the settlement?”
(C)
“What were the Tanners holding out for?”
(D)
“Why did American Motors settle if the
Tanner case had little going for it?”
(E) “If
the Tanners were on a crusade, why would they settle for so little?”
Part-2B :- THE
TRIAL.
Select case file.
[147] GO TO TRIAL.
(A) Click on (yellow)
subpoena tab … on the right.
(B) Drag your witnesses into the “Prosecution Witness List” window.
(C) Drag into the box marked “Prosecution Evidence List”, whatever icons you
think are necessary.
NOTE
:- If you want to use more than 6 items, you can easily do so by utilizing the
slider on the right side of the panel!
(D) Click on “Go to Trial” and watch the cut-scene of the Prosecution’s
opening case.
(E) Select your witnesses, one after the other for questioning.
NOTES:-
{i} You can choose your witnesses in ANY order you like.
{ii} You should “Object” to any Defense’s unauthorized questioning during
its cross examination … but it’s advisable to stick ONLY to the objections
outlined below (which will be sustained and not overruled!). You should do this
QUICKLY, before (or as soon as) the Counsel for Defense (‘Miles Duncan’) has
finished the offending sentence.
[148] (B) should be {i} Brenda Lyons; {ii} Donny Morales; {iii} Dr.
Richard Blythe; {iv} Shirley Cho.
[149] (C) should be {i}
anonymous note; {ii} lab test on anonymous note ; {iii} check from Tanner;
{iv} lab test on Tanner’s check; {v} autopsy report from M.E.’s office; {vi}
bullet fragments from M.E.’s office; {vii} answering machine tape; {viii} lab
test on car window; {ix} lab test on photograph; {x} research report on Martin
Tanner.
CASE FOR THE PROSECUTION.
Select Brenda Lyons from the witness list.
[150] Question Brenda
Lyons :-
(A)
”Ms.
Lyons, can you identify this voice?”
[151] The Defense objects
with “This clearly would be a violation
of my client’s Fifth Amendment right against self incrimination”.
The Prosecution must respond
with :- “The
protection against self incrimination does not apply since it will be used for
identification purposes, and not for testimony”.
This is accepted by the
judge with “The Prosecution is right.
The Defendant must comply”.
[152] Continue
questioning Brenda Lyons :-
(B)
“What did you do after you heard the
message Mr. Tanner left you?”
Defense Cross Examination.
[153]
Object to Duncan’s statement
– “So you killed Dr. Ramos to rid the world of another bio-nazi!”
[154]
Object to Duncan’s statement
– “Admit it. You jumped to conclusions when Mr. Tanner was simply warning you of
these dangers when he left that message!”
Select Donny Morales from
the witness list.
[155] Question Donny Morales :-
(A) “Mr. Morales, how do you know the
defendant?”
(B)
“Did Mr. Tanner take time off from work
during the past year?”
(C)
“What were the circumstances of Mr.
Tanner’s return to Airways?”
(D)
“When did the defendant arrive for
work on the night in question?”
(E)
“Do you remember anything about Mr.
Tanner’s behavior that evening?”
Defense Cross Examination.
[156]
Object to Duncan’s question
– “Were you that callous not to see that the loss of his child was the only
reason he was unresponsive?
Select Dr. Blythe from witness list.
[157] Question Dr. Blythe
:-
(A) “Dr. Blythe, how do you know the
defendant?”
(B) “What happened to Jamie?”
(C) “Did you ever speak with the defendant about Dr. Ramos?”
(D)
“Did the Tanners talk with you about Dr.
Ramos?”
(E)
“Did you continue to work with the
Tanners?”
Select Shirley Cho from
witness list.
[158] Question
Shirley Cho :-
(A) “Ms. Cho, were you an accountant for
Avery Labs?”
(B) “Why were you let go?”
(C)
“Were you aware that Mr. Tanner was
investing money with Dr. Ramos?”
(D)
“When did you last speak with Mr.
Tanner?”
(E)
“Do you recall Dr. Ramos returning any
funds to Mr. Tanner?”
Defense Cross Examination.
Don’t object to
ANY questions during Shirley Cho’s cross examination by the Defense.
Select Paul Kim (crime lab
tech) from the witness list.
Select the fingerprint
match on the car window and the photograph.
[159] Question Paul Kim :-
(A)
“Did you test both the photograph from
Tanner’s locker and Dr. Ramos’ car for fingerprints?”
Select the handwriting
analyses on the check and the note.
[160] Continue questioning Paul Kim :-
(B)
“Did you compare the handwriting on the
check written by Martin Tanner to the anonymous note to Dr. Ramos?”
Defense Cross Examination.
[161]
Object to Duncan’s question
– “Mr. Kim, isn’t it true that the prints on the victim’s car were left by my
client months before the victim’s death?”
Select Scott Donovan
(researcher) from the witness list.
Select the research
(background) report on Martin Tanner.
[162] Question Scott
Donovan :-
(A)
“Could you explain to the jury your
findings from the background check of Martin Tanner’s financial state?”
Select Lennie Briscoe from
the witness list.
Select the anonymous note.
[163] Question Lennie
Briscoe :-
(A)
“What can you tell the court about the
handwritten note entered into evidence?’
Select the answering machine tape.
(B)
“How did the police come to possess the
answering machine message entered into evidence?”
Select the $20,000 check.
(C)
“Where did you find the check from Mr.
Tanner to Dr. Ramos entered into evidence?”
Select Kathleen McDonnell
from the witness list.
Select the autopsy report.
[164] Question Kathleen
McDonnell :-
(A) “Can you explain to the jury what
you found while conducting the autopsy of Dr. Ramos?”
Select the bullet fragments.
(B)
“What can you tell the court about these
bullet fragments?
[165] Select “REST
CASE”
[166] Read the notice
:- “Are you sure you’re ready to
rest your case?”
Press on “YES” !
If you have not presented
your case well enough, it will be summarily dismissed -(“This case is
dismissed”) … FAILURE ! You must start
Part-2B again.
If however you have
presented your case satisfactorily, you’ll have further time for investigation …
SUCCESS (“..… court is adjourned ..… will reconvene to hear the case for the
Defense”).
Part-2C :-
PROSECUTION INVESTIGATION~2.
Choose the map and go to
surveillance (At the 27th Precinct.
[167] View the
surveillance report on Diana Quinn (the results have been held over until now!)
Choose the map and go to
Diana Quinn.
[168] Question Diana
Quinn :-
(A)
“What is the nature of your relationship
with Mr. Pappas and the Paragons?”
(B)
“Were you receptive to Mr. Pappas’
overtures, even though you worked at Avery?”
(C)
“Weren’t you concerned about how the
Paragons planned to apply their work in genetic engineering?”
(D)
“Where did Dr. Ramos leave his cloning project at the time he was
killed?”
[169] Add Diana Quinn to
your case file.
Choose the map and go to
Arias Pappas.
[170] Question Arias
Pappas :-
(A)
“What was the Paragon’s relationship
with William Ramos?”
(B)
“Were you working with Ramos to clone Jamie Tanner?”
(C) “Why did Ramos pass on your offer to
collaborate?”
(D)
“Did Ramos’ attitude make you angry?”
(E)
“Did you have any contact with the Tanners?z”
(F)
“Why did Ramos cancel his cloning project with the Tanners?”
[171] Add Arias Pappas to
your case file.
Part-2D :- CASE
FOR THE DEFENSE.
Choose the map and go to the
Court House.
[172] Read the notice :- “Are
you sure you are ready to go to trial?”
Press on “YES” !
Donald Kent ~ Direct
Examination (By
Miles Duncan – Defense).
[173]
Object to Duncan’s question – “And you were infuriated when
you found out Ramos sought outside investors?”.
Donald Kent ~ Cross Examination
(By A.D.A., Serena Southerlyn – Prosecution).
[174] Question Donald
Kent :-
(A) “What is the current state of Avery
Labs?”.
(B)
“The cloning breakthroughs made by Dr.
Ramos, where are they today?”.
(C)
“When you met with Ramos on the night of
the murder, what did you talk about?”
(D)
“With Ramos dead, how much money will
you make?”
Celia Ramos ~ Direct Examination
(By Defense).
[175]
Object to Duncan’s question– “When did you publicly confront
your husband about his affair with Dr. Quinn?”.
[176] Object to Duncan’s
question – “Did you want revenge
so badly you murdered your husband?”.
Celia Ramos ~ Cross Examination
(By Prosecution).
[177] Question Celia
Ramos :-
(A)
“Did you and your husband discuss the
possibility of a divorce?”
(B)
“Was waiting to file for divorce
honestly about keeping the relationship alive or about tracking down hidden
assets?”
(C)
“Now that William is dead, have you
uncovered all the assets?”
(D)
“What have you gained from his death”
Diana Quinn ~ Direct Examination
(By Defense).
[178]
Object to Duncan’s question – “And you were infuriated when he
told you he wasn’t divorcing his wife, weren’t you?”
[179] Object to Duncan’s
question – “That was when you
told them about the Paragon Society, wasn’t it?”.
Diana Quinn ~ Cross Examination
(By Prosecution).
[180] Question Diana
Quinn :-
(A) “Did you discuss with Dr. Ramos why he
decided not to work with the Paragons?”.
(B) “Did Dr. Ramos discuss with you why he chose not to work with the
Tanners?”.
(C) “Did the Tanners express any concern about all the payments they’d made
to Dr. Ramos?”.
(D)
“Did you speak with the Tanners the day
of the murder?”
Cindy Tanner ~ Direct
Examination (By
Defense).
[181]
Don’t object to any of Duncan’s questions.
Cindy
Tanner ~ Cross Examination (By
Prosecution).
[182] Question Cindy
Tanner :-
(A)
“What were you and your husband
fighting about prior to the phone conversation with Diana Quinn?”
(B)
“What did you two do after the fight?”
(C)
“Since you hadn’t received your money
from Dr. Ramos, why didn’t you contact a lawyer?”
(D)
“Why call Ramos daily, send him
threatening letters, and then assume the check was in the mail?”
Martin Tanner ~ Direct
Examination (By
Defense).
[183]
Object to Duncan’s question– “And you had a cordial
conversation about this with him, didn’t you?”
[184] Object to Duncan’s
question – “You had absolutely
no reason to want Dr. Ramos dead, did you?”
Martin
Tanner ~ Cross Examination (By
Prosecution).
[185] Question Martin
Tanner :-
(A)
“If Ramos was a hero to you, why did you
write him a threatening note?”
(B)
“Why not say ‘Please return my money now
or I’ll contact a lawyer?”
(C)
“How did your fingerprint end up on Dr.
Ramos’ car door?”
(D)
“Why did Dr. Ramos visit you at work?”
Part-2E :-
PROSECUTION INVESTIGATION~3.
Watch the cut-scene between
the D.A. and A.D.A.
Choose the map and go to Dr.
Richard Blythe.
[186] Question Dr. Blythe
:-
(A)
“How
did you come to refer the Tanners to Dr. Ramos?”
(B)
“Can you think
of any medical reason Dr. Ramos might have had for discontinuing thecloning experiment with the Tanners?”
(C)
“Would Dr.
Ramos have to be an expert in every related scientific field in order to insure
optimum conditions for cloning?”
Choose the map and go to Dr.
Rita Miller.
[187] Question Dr. Rita
Miller :-
(A)
“Have you had any recent contact with Dr. Ramos?”
(B)
“Anything
unusual about the samples Ramos sent you?”
(C)
“Why did Dr.
Ramos request the tests?”
(D)
“Where are the
samples now?”
(E)
“How
can we find out if Ramos picked up the samples?”
[188] At the end of this
discussion, you acquire the relevant laboratory log sheet.
[189] Add this laboratory
log to your case file.
[190] Add Rita Miller to
your case file.
[191] Watch
the cut scenes displaying the four-way ‘conference’ in the judge’s chambers,
followed by a discussion between Southerlyn and Wade.
Choose the map and go to
Donny Morales.
[192] Question Donny
Morales :-
(A)
“Can
you tell us more about Tanner’s movements the night of the murder?”
(B)
“Do you know
Cindy Tanner?”
(C)
“What did Cindy ask you about exactly?”
Choose the map and go to
Burt Lasky (at the Hudson Metal Works).
[193] Question Burt Lasky
:-
(A)
“Do
you service Airways Delivery?”
(B)
“When was your
most recent pickup?”
[194] He points you to
the Hudson Metal Works Scrap Yard. Look around there! (N.B. It’s rather
difficult to distinguish the essential items from the surrounding junk here!).
[195] View the bolt
cutters … Next to what looks like an ancient near white refrigerator.
[196] Add the bolt
cutters to your case file.
[197] View the crowbar …
Leaning up against the front wheel of an old battered fawn colored car.
[198] Add the crowbar to
your case file.
[199] View the back of
the ‘Airways Delivery’ truck … “Locked up tight”.
[200] See the Preface {5}
… Open the back of the truck by clicking on the crowbar in your partial case
file.
{{{
Skip the next 4 actions if you’re playing in
“faster-mode” !
}}}
[201] View the filing
cabinet.
[202] Add the filing
cabinet to your case file.
[203] View the radiator.
[204] Add the radiator to
your case file.
[205] View the toolbox …
“Locked up tight”.
[206] See the Preface
{5}. Open the toolbox by clicking on bolt cutters … and see the gun!
[207] Add the gun to your
case file.
Select the case file.
[208] Submit the gun for
lab tests.
[209] You will almost
certainly have to mark time around here for a short while … see the Preface {8}.
[210] Choose the
map and go to the Crime Lab.
[211] View the lab test
on the gun
[212] Add the lab test on
the gun to your case file
Part-2F :-
PROSECUTION REBUTTAL.
Select case file.
[213] The Prosecution
proceeds with rebuttal.
(A) Click on (yellow)
rebuttal tab … on the right.
(B) Drag your witnesses into the “Rebuttal Witness List” window.
(C) Drag into the box marked “Rebuttal Evidence List”, whatever icons you
think are necessary.
NOTE
:- If you want to use more than 6 items, you can easily do so by utilizing the
slider on the right side of the panel!
(D) Click on “Go to Trial” and watch the cut-scene of the judge opening the
session.
(E) Select your witnesses, one after the other for questioning.
NOTE :-
You should “Object” to any Defense’s unauthorized questioning, if any,
during its cross examination … but it’s advisable to stick ONLY to the
objections outlined below (which will be sustained and not overruled!). You
should do this QUICKLY, as soon as the Counsel for Defense (‘Miles Duncan’) has
finished the offending sentence.
[214] (B) should be Rita Miller.
[215] (C) should be lab
test on gun.
Select Paul Kim from witness
list.
Select the lab test on
the gun.
[216] Question Paul Kim
:-
(A)
“Mr. Kim, have you examined the handgun
known as a .38 special entered into evidence?”
(B) “Were there any fingerprints on the gun?”
Select Rita Miller from witness list.
[217] Question Rita Miller :-
(A)
“What is your expertise in medicine, Dr.
Miller?”
(B)
“Did you run any tests recently for Dr.
Ramos?”
(C)
“Can you tell us about the disease?”
(D)
“How did Dr. Ramos react to your findings?”
(E)
“Can you tell us about the log sheet from your laboratory entered into
evidence?”
[218] The Defense objects
with “This document is clearly
hearsay!”.
The Prosecution must respond
with :- “This
document should be admitted as an exception to the hearsay rule since it’s an
official business record”.
This is accepted by the
judge with “The document is admissible …
the witness may answer”.
[219] Continue
questioning Brenda Lyons :-
[220] Continue
questioning Rita Miller.
(F)
“Could you explain the signature on the
line below that?”
(G)
“What is ‘Bio 8’?”
Rita Miller ~ Cross
Examination (By
Defense).
[221]
Object to Duncan’s question – “Did you intend to mislead this jury
that this sample was from Jamie Tanner?”
[222]
Select
“CLOSING ARGUMENT”
Part-2G :-
Prosecution & Defense Closing Arguments
AND
VERDICT!
SEE
CUT-SCENE OF
PROSECUTION
& DEFENSE CLOSING ARGUMENTS AND VERDICT
!
And then … FINAL WRAP-UP SCENE.
If you’ve
done EVERYTHING ‘correctly’ in part-2, you will obtain :-
“Final Score:
………..…. 100%”.
But don’t
worry if you got less than this!
So long as
you’ve succeeded in obtaining a verdict of
“GUILTY”, you’ve finished the game
successfully. (YOU’VE
“WON”!).
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{a} The distribution of the
strips is random and changes completely every time. There are 15 strips of
paper. The tops and bottoms cannot be exactly aligned and form
slightly ragged appearances.
{b} There are 8 strips
which have a double horizontal line across them. You will need all of
these and one which has a single horizontal line across it. You will
also need just one other strip of paper ( see {e} below ). ALL OF THE OTHER 5
STRIPS ARE SUPERFLUOUS!.
{c} Any double lined strips
(and the single lined one) which have their double line at the top should be
(left) double clicked to up-end them to the bottom.
{d} Start building up the
note from the extreme left hand side.
{e} The very first strip is
the one which has a small round ink blot at the bottom and “F” higher up (if
it’s upside down then flip it)!
{f} The orientation of
the 10 strips that you need are very roughly illustrated schematically in the
diagram below … only the characters which can be seen unambiguously
are included.
When you get them very
roughly into position, move them towards each other … they will soon combine
into a complete note.
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{g} The final note
appears somewhat like this (it’s far from exact due to text spacing … but it’s
reasonably close)!
Ramos –
Don’t ignore us .
For the
last time –
GIVE US
BACK WHAT’S
OURS !
OR E L
S E ! ! !
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I solved this puzzle by ‘brute force’ only,
using trial & error. There is quite likely a better method than the one I used
… but although not elegant, this method at least succeeded.
If/when you choose what turns out to be an
incorrect letter, then sooner or later you obtain a group of letters which
cannot under any circumstances form an English word (something like “YGA”).
This means that you will have to backtrack and try some alternative letter
somewhere!
If anybody is stuck, maybe (1) or (2) or (3) or
whatever below alone, will be sufficient help to finish solving the whole
puzzle.
(1)
Look at the 4th row down. The left hand word consists of one letter only. This
letter can only be “A” or “I”. Try whichever you prefer.
Fill in the correct one
which is “I”.
(2)
Now look at the fifth word along the same line. It consists of two letters only
of which the first is “I”. The second letter can only be “F”, “N”, “S” or
“T”. Try whichever you prefer.
Fill in the correct one
which is “T”.
(3)
Now look at the third word along the same line. It consists of two letters only
of which the first is “T”.
The second letter can only
be “O” … so fill it in.
(4)
Now look at the first
word along the eighth line. It consists of two letters only of which the first
is “I”. The second letter can NOW only be “F”, “N”, or “S”. Try whichever you
prefer.
Fill in the correct one
which is “S”.
(5)
The last word in the seventh line down is a long one … 13 letters. Four of the
last six are as follows :- “T”, “?”, “T”, “I”, “O”, “?”.
How about filling in the
missing two letters making (most probably) “T”, “A”, “T”,
“I”, “O”, “N”.
(6)
The seventh word in the fourth line down has now got only one letter missing
which is almost certainly “H”. Fill it in!
(7)
The sixth ‘word’ in the eighth line down has now got only one letter missing
which must be “P”. Fill it in!
(8)
The second word in the fourth line down has now got only one letter missing.
The only letter which fits
and makes (grammatical) sense is “W”. Fill it in!
(9)
The very first word of the email is missing five letters. The most likely word
to fit in at the very beginning of such an email is “CONFIDENTIAL”.
Fill in the five missing
letters.
(10)
The third word in the eighth line down is missing two letters.
They are “R” and “V”. Enter
them correctly.
(11)
The first word in the third line down is missing one letter only.
It must be “M” … so fill
that in.
(12)
The fourth word in the fourth line down is also missing one letter.
The only one which makes
sense is “K” … so fill it in.
(13)
The third word in the fifth line down is missing one letter only.
It must be “U” … so fill
that in.
There are by now only seven
letters left and the email is almost completed … so finish it off!
(14)
When you have finished it, you get the following message on your screen with no
boxes etc.
CONFIDENTIAL ………….……. TO: WTR ……….…..…. FROM: DSK ………….….…..…
“I want to make it clear that all funding for human cloning projects under your
supervision will be cancelled if financial documentation is not provided to me
ASAP. This will be my last communication before discontinuing your funding."
SHREDDED-NOTE Puzzle
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BEGINNING (Random)
MIDDLE
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ENCRYPTION
Puzzle { Graphical }
BEGINNING
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