Phoenix Wright 2: Justice for All Walkthrough

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PART 2-1: TRIAL [ PW2921 ]
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Date: 3/22
Time: 9:47am
Location: District Court, Defendant Lobby No. 3
Go through the conversation with Engarde and Mia. The kidnapper will
call after that. He mentions about giving a present to you, but
doesn't tell you what it is. Looks like you will find out anyway in
court later.
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Date: 3/22
Time: 10:00am
Location: District Court, Courtroom No. 3
Shocking revelation, as the Baliff reveals that Franziska was shot by
a gunman this morning! So, this is the "present" from the kidnapper!
This is when Edgeworth shows up, and he offers to take the place of
Franziska. Finally, Phoenix Wright vs Miles Edgeworth, again.
Edgeworth promptly calls Gumshoe to the stands.
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GUMSHOE'S TESTIMONY: BARE FACTS OF THE CASE [ PW29G1 ]
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The murder happened after the Heroes of Heroes award ceremony. Corrida
was found dead in his hotel room. After looking into the cause of
death, the police believe he was definitely murdered. At first, they
thought that there was something suspicious about the empty guitar
case. However, they later found that the guitar has got nothing to do
with the murder.
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GUMSHOE'S CROSS-EXAMINATION: BARE FACTS OF THE CASE [ PW29G1 ]
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Press the statement about the cause of death. Gumshoe will bring your
attention to the banana, er, I mean, bandana around Corrida's neck. It
seems that the knife, which was previously thought to be the murder
weapon, was stuck into Corrida's chest only after his death.
Autopsy Report added to Court Record.
Press about the empty guitar case. Gumshoe reveals that the only
fingerprints on the case were from Corrida's. This information will be
updated into the Guitar Case in your Court Record.
Press when Gumshoe says that the guitar has got nothing to do with the
murder. He reveals that the guitar was eventually found at the TV
studio. Corrida has taken only the case to the hotel that night.
Watch now as Edgeworth sums up the facts. This will lead to Gumshoe's
next testimony.
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GUMSHOE'S TESTIMONY: WHY ARREST ENGARDE? [ PW29G2 ]
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Engarde and Corrida were huge rivals over each other, which was motive
enough. As for evidence, there is the Jammin' Ninja button, which was
ripped off the ninja costume, and was found in Engarde's pants.
Engarde's fingerprints were also all over the knife. Engarde has bought
the knife for the crime, which makes this a premeditated murder.
Knife added to Court Record. Check your records to find that this
knife has the word "Gatewater" engraved on it.
Gumshoe also gives more information about the button, which was
covered with Corrida's blood.
Jammin' Ninja's Button added to Court Record.
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GUMSHOE'S CROSS-EXAMINATION: WHY ARREST ENGARDE? [ PW29G2 ]
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You can press about the button, but Edgeworth will have this covered.
Instead, when Gumshoe talks about this being a premeditated murder,
present the Knife - this knife could never have been purchased by
Engarde, because it was actually property of the Gatewater Hotel.
This means that the murder was not premeditated.
Edgeworth is very cool though. He explains that in Corrida's room,
the knife and fork are still there on the dining table. Instead, in
Engarde's room, the knife is missing. This was the weird thing about
the meal plate that you felt earlier in Engarde's room. If Engarde
has brought this knife was his room to Corrida's, the notion of
premeditated murder would still stand.
You will soon get a chance to show an evidence to turn the tide back
into your favor. When the Judge asks whether you have something
important and necessary to present, reply "actually, I do". Now, if
you present the wrong evidence here, it's game over - just check out
that health bar now - it's blinking, full scale! Anyway, present the
Wine Glass. The crime scene was a mess, as shown in the Crime Photo.
This was due to a major struggle between killer and victim. The vase
was broken, stuff were thrown all over the floor - all these items
were previously located on the dresser. However, the Wine Glass, which
is still on the dresser now, is mysteriously intact.
Edgeworth replies that there is no special meaning to this glass,
however - it could be set there after the crime took place, by,
for example, Andrews, who discovered the body. She could have easily
placed the glass on the dresser without thinking when she saw the
body.
Now, could Andrews really have set the glass down without thinking?
Answer "there's no way". Edgeworth then replies that there were only
one set of fingerprints on the glass - and, expectedly, they belong to
Andrews.
Wine Glass information updated in Court Record.
Now, the Judge will want to pass his verdict, but Edgeworth, in his
bid to "teach" you what it means to be a lawyer, will want the trial
to continue. The Judge, as usual, obliges. Edgeworth then calls upon
none other than Oldbag to the stands.
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OLDBAG'S TESTIMONY: WHAT YOU WITNESSED [ PW29W1 ]
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After the ceremony, Oldbag went to pace around the hallway in front of
the room. There was something she was interested in finding out. Since
she was on the job, she made sure to keep a good eye out the whole
time. That;s when a man came out of Corrida's room. It was Engarde,
trying to sneak away.
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OLDBAG'S CROSS-EXAMINATION: WHAT YOU WITNESSED [ PW29W1 ]
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Press the statement about something interesting. This will lead to a
revelation of a gossip. This is important, but Mia advises you not to
pursue it at this moment, so listen to her.
Instead, press when Oldbag says that it was Engarde sneaking away from
Corrida's room. You aren't convinced about her testimony, especially
after last year's incident - she claimed she saw the Steel Samurai
heading towards the crime scene then, but all she saw was a man in the
Steel Samurai costume. This is a clue by itself if you've played the
previous game. So, when given the chance, ask about "the person's
clothes".
Oldbag replies that Engarde was wearing the racing jacket, which you
remember that he's still wearing now. The Judge will then ask whether
this is important. Tell him that "it was very important". This will
force Oldbag to revise her testimony to include this racing costume
detail.
Now, when Oldbag says that Engarde was wearing the racing jacket,
present the Jammin' Ninja button. Now, this button was found in the
pleats of the Nickel Samurai pants. If Engarde was indeed wearing the
racing jacket when he allegedly left Corrida's room, and if he indeed
killed Corrida, how would this button end up in the samurai pants?
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OLDBAG'S TESTIMONY: WHO I SAW [ PW29W2 ]
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It was the Nickel Samurai that she saw, who could have conveniently
worn his costume during the murder. He had to go to the post-ceremony
stage show right after the crime, anyway. He must have worn the
costume when he was stabbing Corrida.
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OLDBAG'S CROSS-EXAMINATION: WHO I SAW [ PW29W2 ]
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This one is quite easy. Simply present the Knife when she says that
Engarde must have worn the costume when he stabbed Corrida - if
Engarde was really in the Nickel Samurai costume during the time of
the murder, it would be impossible for him to leave the fingerprints
on the knife. In fact, he would have wiped off all previous prints on
the knife as well, since the Nickel Samurai wears gloves!
Edgeworth throws in an objection, and suggests that Engarde could
have taken off his gloves before the murder. He also suggests that
Engarde could have entered Corrida's room with no intent to murder.
This will eventually lead to a chance for you to point out the problem
in Edgeworth's suggestion. Say "there is a contradiction", and then
present the Knife again - if Engarde did bring the knife into
Corrida's room, he couldn't have done so with no intent to murder.
You will then conclude that this knife was planted by the real killer
to mislead the investigation. The Judge will now ask why would the
killer do that. Reply "to frame Matt Engarde".
Go through the conversation now, until Oldbag admits that she was
waiting for someone to come out of Corrida's room. In fact, she wasn't
even waiting for Corrida. When given the chance, present Andrews'
profile - she was waiting for Ms. A.A.!
With this, Oldbag will finally testify about the "secret information"
that she has been holding.
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OLDBAG'S TESTIMONY: SECRET INFORMATION [ PW29W3 ]
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Oldbag says that Engarde is an evil man for trying to ruin Corrida by
causing a huge scandal. To do that, Engarde sent his own manager to
get close to Corrida. She can't condone this, so she took action. This
is top secret.
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OLDBAG'S CROSS-EXAMINATION: SECRET INFORMATION [ PW29W3 ]
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Press the last statement about the top secret thing. If this is indeed
secret information that no one else knows yet, how did Oldbag know?
Select "present evidence", and then present Lotta's Camera - Oldbag
was the one who stole the camera from Lotta! That's how she got
Lotta's "impressions" on Corrida's relationship with Andrews. Talk
about being a security personnel!
In retaliation, Oldbag unwittingly throws out a note. Yes, it's
Lotta's missing note. Now, when given the chance, "pile on more
pressure". You will eventually get the chance to accuse Oldbag of
stealing another item on the night of the murder. Present Lotta's
Camera again - if she has the note, it's only logical that she has
the camera as well. And, as you may have expected, Lotta's camera
is always full of interesting photos!
One of these photos will be relevant to this case. It shows a person
wearing the Nickel Samurai costume while walking out of Corrida's
room. Lotta's Photo added to the Court Record.
This looks like decisive evidence. The Judge will give you one last
chance to appeal. Select "something strange with it (the photo)"
when given the chance. You will now have to tell the Judge what is
strange on the photo. Point to the bottom on the samurai pants - the
pants are dragging on the floor. You will explain that from the
Nickel Samurai's poster, the samurai's socks can clearly be seen.
However, in Lotta's photo, the socks cannot be seen. This means that
the person wearing this costume is clearly much shorter than Engarde!
Edgeworth will now ask you to identify the person in Lotta's photo.
Present Andrews' profile again - she has all the means to commit the
murder. You now request the court to issue a subpoena to Andrews for
the murder of Corrida. The Judge agrees, but then again, this could be
bad for you because this would mean one more day before this trial
can conclude. Remember, the kidnapper gave you a one-day requirement.
"Raise an objection" when given the chance. Edgeworth will join in to
help you, as usual (he's a good guy, really). Apparently, he has
expected you to come to this conclusion that Andrews is the killer,
and have already made arrangements for her to appear in court today.
This battle is far from over. Save your game now.
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PART 2-2: TRIAL [ PW2922 ]
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Date: 3/22
Time: 2:14pm
Location: District Court, Defendant Lobby No. 3
Go through the conversation with Engarde and Mia before heading to
court.
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Date: 3/22
Time: 2:25pm
Location: District Court, Courtroom No. 3
Andews immediately admits to her relationship with Corrida, but
quickly dismisses it as a private matter between Corrida and herself.
She also insists that she didn't kill Corrida.
Ok, testimony time.
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ANDREWS' TESTIMONY: WHEN I FOUND THE BODY [ PW29A1 ]
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It was time for the show to start, so she went to get Engarde in his
room. She went to Corrida's room after that, and promptly found his
dead body. She was shocked when she found the body. She was the exact
same scene as in the crime photo. She felt as though she was about to
faint, so she poured herself a glass of juice. This was why the wine
glass bears her fingerprints.
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ANDREWS' CROSS-EXAMINATION: WHEN I FOUND THE BODY [ PW29A1 ]
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Mia tells you to keep on the offensive before you begin the cross-
examination. This means that you will have to press Andrews'
statements for loopholes.
Press when Andrews says that she is in shock. Nothing really comes out
of this, but do so anyway.
Press about her pouring a glass of juice. She will admit that after
pouring it, she wasn't feeling great, so she set the glass down
without drinking it.
NOTE: If you don't press the earlier statement, whatever describe below
will not occur. It's one of those "frustrating Phoenix Wright" moments
of this game.
With these, Andrews will accidentally mention about the "one thing"
(a mistake) that she committed after discovering the body. She quickly
dismisses it, but when given the chance, choose to "press further".
She will now admit that when she set the wine glass on the dresser,
she accidentally knocked the flower vase over. When that happened, the
vase fell onto the guitar case. This statement will be appended to
Andrews' testimony.
Now, when she ways that she knocked the vase over, present the Guitar
Case - the case was only wet on the outside, but if the vase actually
fell onto the case (which was opened then as shown in the Crime
Photo), the inside would have been wet as well.
You further explain that while the broken pieces of the vase are
scattered on the floor, none were found inside the case. If the vase
did fall onto the case, the glass shards should be inside!
This means that someone must have touch the guitar case, somehow.
Andrews has earlier said that she only touched the vase, and nothing
else. But what if she touched the guitar case as well? The Judge will
now ask whether you want to hear more details about this guitar case.
Select "make her testify" to proceed to Andrews' next testimony.
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ANDREWS' TESTIMONY: THE GUITAR CASE [ PW29A2 ]
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Andrews don't remember too clearly as she was a bit dazed. She suppose
she must have opened the guitar case after she knocked the vase over.
It's not a big deal though, since the case was empty after all. As for
why she opened the case, she doesn't know.
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ANDREWS' CROSS-EXAMINATION: THE GUITAR CASE [ PW29A2 ]
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Present the Guitar Case again when Andrews claims that she opened the
case after she knocked the vase over - there is no way Andrews could
have opened the case, because the only fingerprints on it were from
Corrida!
Andrews replies that she was actually wearing gloves at that time.
When given the chance, reply "that's strange". Andrews will then ask
you to prove that she wasn't wearing gloves. Present the Wine Glass -
it bears HER fingerpints. It would be really strange, even if she took
off her gloves to pour the juice, that she would put them back on just
to open the guitar case.
The mystery of the empty guitar case will soon be solved. Continue
with the conversation until Edgeworth asks you to point out what was
inside the case on the night of the murder. Present The Nickel Samurai
poster - the costume was kept in the guitar case then instead of the
bright red guitar.
The Judge will then ask why would this costume be hidden in the guitar
case. Reply "it was a spare costume" - Corrida must have taken this
spare costume to the ceremony. Why did he do that? Well, present the
Press Conference Ticket when given the chance - remember Powers talking
about the Nickel Samurai wanting to confess something IN HIS COSTUME
earlier? Engarde mentioned to you at the Detention Center that he has
no idea about this press conference. Which means, this press conference
could simply be a set up by Corrida to create a scandal for Engarde.
Andrews will then reveal that you're right - the press conference was
indeed Corrida's idea to publicly disclose something negative on
Engarde. She assisted in the set up by arranging the conference, and
getting the spare samurai costume. Apparently, Corrida has a very
powerful secret about Engarde that could destroy the latter's career
immediately. Unfortunately, she claims that she doesn't know what this
secret is.
These relevations will lead to her next testimony.
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ANDREWS' TESTIMONY: PROTECTING MATT [ PW29A3 ]
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From the moment Andrews saw the crime scene, she had a feeling that
Engarde was the murderer. He had to kill Corrida no matter what, and
he didn't have an alibi for what he was doing at the time of the
murder. Andrews' thoughts were confirmed by the evidence: the button
and the knife. But she felt that she had to protect him as she was his
manager.
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ANDREWS' CROSS-EXAMINATION: PROTECTING MATT [ PW29A3 ]
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Press when Andrews says that her thoughts were confirmed by the
evidence. This will lead to an addition to her testimony. Now, when
she says that the button was torn off during Corrida's fight with
Engarde, present Juan's Autopsy Report - the cause of death is
strangulation, and the knife stab was done after Corrida's death. If
you examine the button again, you will find Corrida's blood on it.
But, when was the button actually torn off Corrida's costume? It must
be AFTER the knife stab, because strangulation doesn't result in
bloodshed! As such, it would be impossible that the button was torn
off during a fight between the two men.
The Judge will now ask what did the killer want with this button.
Choose "to pin the crime on Engarde". When given the chance to tell
the Judge who the real killer is, present Andrews' profile again.
Watch now as you answer each and every one of Andrews' questions
with ease. She will eventually exercise her rights by refusing to
testify any further, since this could incriminate her. It's some kind
of funny law that can only happen in the world of Phoenix Wright.
Edgeworth joins in the fun now, as he refutes your explanation as
circumstantial. He challenges you to show a decisive evidence, but
you've none. With these restrictions, the Judge will prepare to call
for a halt to today's proceedings. You object immediately, and
accidentally mention about Maya. Edgeworth hears that, and decides to
help prolong the trial. He will then reveal his curiosity about one
issue - why would Andrews pour a glass of juice after discovering the
body? Usually, when one finds a body, he or she would be shaken up,
not preparing for a glass of juice.
More testimony.
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ANDREWS' TESTIMONY: WHEN I FOUND THE BODY [ PW29A4 ]
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Andrews admit that she didn't really pour the glass of juice for
herself. She was surprised when she walked into the room and saw it in
a messy state. Corrida was sitting slumped over and tired-looking in
the corner. She she was him sitting like that, the thought that he was
dead didn't cross her mind. She thought he had just fainted, so she
poured the juice for him. When she realized that he was dead, she
knocked the flower vase over.
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ANDREWS' CROSS-EXAMINATION: WHEN I FOUND THE BODY [ PW29A4 ]
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Present the Crime Photo when she says that the thought that Corrida
was dead didn't cross her mind - the knife was sticking out of
Corrida's chest, so how could Andrews NOT think that he was dead?
The Judge, upon your explanation, is now willing to believe that
Engarde was innocent. When he was about to declare his verdict,
Edgeworth objects. He claims that Andrews has yet to speak the truth.
Andrews will then say that someone told her to refuse to testify if
she gets into trouble during today's trial.
Mia suggests that it was Franziska who planted this idea into Andrew.
When given the chance, select "force Andrews to testify". She will
eventually agree to testify.
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ANDREWS' TESTIMONY: MY "CRIME" [ PW29A5 ]
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When Andrews first saw Corrida, she really thought that he had
fainted. When she realized he was dead, she formulated her plan. Once
she made sure that no one was in the hallway, she rushed back to
Engarde's room. She then stabbed Corrida's body, and ripped off the
button. Just when he finished, and was returning to Engarde's room.
she had a bit of an inconvenience. That's why she ended up using the
Nickel Samurai costume.
Andrews will now explain that she did all these to implicate Engarde.
What is her motive? She mentions something about the "last time" -
could it be Engarde was behind Inpax's death...?
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ANDREWS' CROSS-EXAMINATION: MY "CRIME" [ PW29A5 ]
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There's nothing you can do now except to press every sentence she
says. She reveals that the scarf on Corrida's neck was part of his
ninja costume. She also couldn't see his face as it was tilted. As
such, she thought that he has fainted, and poured a glass of juice for
him. However, when she found him dead, she knew that Engarde has
killed to silence Corrida, because Corrida was about to expose
Engarde's greatest secret. She rushed back to Engarde's room to take
the knife, and ran back to the crime scene to stab Corrida's chest
with it. She then ripped off the button and prepared to return to
Engarde's room. This was when Lotta and Oldbag were found loitering in
the hallway. She has no choice but to wear the Nickel Samurai costume
before leaving Corrida's room as a result.
This whole testimony sounds like the truth... which means, Andrews
couldn't have been the murderer. Once you press the last statement,
the Judge will extend the trial for another day. Looks like you could
never get your "not guilty" verdict today. The Judge's gavel pound
sounds like a crushing end to Maya's life.
As you ponder about Maya's safety, Edgeworth will ask about the card
that Andrews was playing with - yes, the card with the seashell
picture on it. Andrews will reveal that she found the card at the
crime scene that day, and not "in her handbag" as she previously
mentioned. The card was lying right next to Corrida's body when she
found the body.
This card seems to be of importance to Edgeworth. This card, what in
the world is it? What does it mean? You will find out soon enough.
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PART 3-1: INVESTIGATION [ PW2931 ]
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Date: 3/22
Time: 5:24pm
Location: Wright & Co. Law Offices
Gumshoe pays you a visit. Talk to him about "Edgeworth" - this will
open up an option to ask about "Franziska". She was shot, remember?
Talk about her, and you will eventually get an option to visit her
at the... what? Hotti Clinic?
Go to Hotti Clinic now.
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Date: 3/22
Time: ???
Location: Hotti Clinic, Reception
Never thought that you would ever come back to this place, eh?
Amazingly, Director Hotti (the fake one) is still around here. Go
through the conversation with him and Edgeworth. Soon, Franziska will
appear.
Ask her about "the shooting". She explains that she was shot in front
of the courthouse, in her right shoulder. She wanted to carry on with
the trial this morning, but Edgeworth dragged her to the hospital.
Edgeworth then mentions about a "deal" that Franziska made.
NOTE: Franziska was shot in the right shoulder, by the way. If you
remember from the previous game, her father got shot at the same area
as well. Poetic?
Ask her about "the deal". This is about the deal she made with Andrews
yesterday about not testifying. She denies your allegations, and
claims that whatever the case, the end justifies the means.
NOTE: Does the end really justify the means? Edgeworth has been
trying to ask you that. In fact, this entire case is trying to ask you
that.
She leaves soon after that, but you can still talk to Edgeworth here.
You can ask him about "today's trial", but the important thing here
is "Adrian's Card" - remember, Edgeworth was rather shaken after
Andrews mentioned that she found this card at the crime scene earlier
today. He replies that the information regarding this card is of top
secret priority, and asks you not to reveal it to anyone else. He
reveals that a special investigations team has existed for some years.
This rather anonymous group has been tasked to find the owner of the
card that Andrews was playing with the whole time - a man called
"Shelly de Killer". de Killer is, in fact, an assassin. Hmm, de Killer?
Where did you hear that name before?
Picture Card added to Court Record.
Ask Edgeworth about "assassin". He explains that "de Killer" is a list
of long-standing assassins. The name first appeared about 100 years
ago. "Shelly", the current de Killer, is the professional name of the
third heir to the de Killer name. He has a habit of leaving a card by
the body of his victims, most probably as part of his "duty" to his
clients - he doesn't want to implicate his clients. The card, with
a shell ("shelly = Shell") on it, is to tell the police that HE is
the killer, and no one else. de Killer values the trust between his
clients and himself above all else. It looks like de Killer was
somehow involved in the murder of Corrida, since his card was found at
the crime scene.
NOTE: But wait! If that's the case, and he's trying to get the "not
guilty" verdict for Engarde, does it mean that...?
Talk about "Maya's situation" now. Edgeworth was quick enough to
notice your brief mention of "Maya" in court today. You decide to tell
him about the kidnapping. He offers to prepare a rescue team for you.
You reject his proposal, and tell him that you want to get an
acquittal for Engarde so as to end this once and for all.
This is when Edgeworth throws the bombshell at you: Shelly de Killer
killed Juan Corrida, but the person who ordered the hit was none other
than your client, Matt Engarde. You refuse to listen though, but
Edgeworth is patient enough to hand you a Letter of Introduction -
the police have restricted access to the Gatewarer Hotel, but this
letter will get you in.
Letter of Introduction added to Court Record.
Edgeworth insists to prepare for a rescue team anyway, and take his
leave. You still believe that Engarde is innocent, because he has
no Psyche-Lock when you asked him about the murder earlier at the
Detention Center.
NOTE: I mean, that is obvious, man. He didn't physcially kill him,
yes?
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Date: ???
Time: ???
Location: ???
... back to controlling Maya now. The last time you were with her,
she successfully unlocked the door with the picture card. You can now
move to the next area - "????".
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Date: ???
Time: ???
Location: ???
Plenty of stuff to examine here. You will have to check out the
following items to end this section:
a. the antenna thing on the left on the screen;
b. the coffee table that has a framed picture of a pretty woman
on it - on its back, it says "with love... Celeste";
c. the sofa that has a bear on it - the bear has lots of cuts and
slits on it;
d. the door - it's locked, and it doesn't like the picture card can
help open it. There is also a small hole at the bottom of it, but
it's too small for Maya to crawl through.
After examining these four items, de Killer reappears...
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Date: 3/22
Time: 7:04pm
Location: Hotti Clinic, Reception
You're still at the clinic, in deep thought about Maya's situation.
You should go to the Detention Center now.
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Date: 3/22
Time: ???
Location: Detention Center, Visitor's Room
Visiting hours are over today, but the jailer will hand you a note
from Engarde:
" To the lawyer dude.
I've got something really important to tell you."
Just when you thought it's going to be something important, the note
continues with a request from Engarde to feed his cat, Shoe, at his
house. His house is pretty near to the Gatewater Hotel, by the way.
Matt's Note added to Court Record.
To go to Engarde's house, you must go to the hotel lobby first.
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Date: 3/22
Time: ???
Location: Gatewater Hotel, Hotel Lobby
Oldbag is back at work. Ignore her for now, and go to Engarde's
Living Room.
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Date: 3/22
Time: ???
Location: Engarde's Mansion, Living Room
The cat appears. Just as you're about to feed him, a man who looks
like the bellboy/ de Killer appears. I can't believe you don't
remember seeing him, but you don't, really. He introduces himself as
the butler, John Doe.
Ask about all the options, but there is really nothing much here at
the moment because Doe is very evasive in his answers.
Matt's Note crumpled into a ball and thrown away, since it's pretty
much useless now.
Examine the place if you want. Take special note of the door on the
far right. It has a hole for the cat to go through - this must be the
door that Maya saw earlier, you know?
Return to the lobby.
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Date: 3/22
Time: ???
Location: Gatewater Hotel, Hotel Lobby
Present Edgeworth's Letter of Introduction to Oldbag to gain access to
the various areas of the hotel, except Engarde's room.
Letter of Introduction given to Oldbag.
Go to the hallway now.
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Date: 3/22
Time: ???
Location: Gatewater Hotel, Hallway
Somehow Lotta is still here. Talk to her again if you want, but
nothing really comes out of the conversation with her. After talking,
she leaves.
Go to Corrida's room now.
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Date: 3/22
Time: ???
Location: Gatewater Hotel, Corrida's Hotel Room
Oldbag is mourning over the death of Corrida here. Ask her about
"night of the murder" again, and she puts the blame of Lotta for
writing a fake story. Ask about her "memories of Corrida" - this
opens up an option to talk about "Presents".
Ask about "presents" now, and Oldbag will reveal that when Corrida
was training, he fought barehanded with a bear, and became friends
with the bear eventually (huh?). Ever since thenm fans have been
giving him bears as presents.
Now, a time-telling bear will growl that it's 8pm. Pearl comments that
it should be about the same time that the Grand Prix ended on the
night of the murder. Soon, your transceiver will beep. You plead for
one more day to get the "not guilty" verdict, and, surprisingly, De
Killer agrees. Looks like he needs the acquittal more than anything
else now.
You request to talk to Maya, but some electromagnetic interference
happens, and the reception goes dead. Is there something in this room
that causes the reception to go static?
Go back to your office now.
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Date: 3/22
Time: ???
Location: Wright & Co. Law Offices
Present the Radio Transceiver to Gumshoe. This opens up an option to
talk about "electromagnetic interference". He explains that this is
what happens when a radio wave gets mixed up with another signal. He
concludes that there must be something in Corrida's room that is
sending out very strong radio waves. A listening device, perhaps?
Gumshoe then offers to get you a bug sweeper from his office. You
should return to Corrida's room now.
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Date: 3/22
Time: ???
Location: Gatewater Hotel, Corrida's Hotel Room
Gumshoe is FAST - he has already gotten the bug sweeper, and he's
already here before you! Of course, he couldn't get the one from the
police department, but he brought you an elementary one that he made
when he was a kid. Ok, better than nothing, no?
Have fun touching everything in the room and listening to the horrible
"beep" when trying to find the listening device. The important item
to check, however, is that very big bear (you can't miss that one,
really) near the window. After some deliberation, you finally find
the device - a miniature camera, a transmitter and a timer!
Talk to Gumshoe about "camera". He explains that it's a pinhole CCD
camera that is small, but produces high-grade video. It's mostly used
in security systems. The tape recorder with the tape inside it is
somewhere else, as the footage taken is changed into radio waves and
then sent to the recorder.
NOTE: If you remember Maya and the anthenna thing that she saw
earlier...
Spy Camera added to Court Record.
Talk about "transmitter". It's attached to a timer, which you can set
to turn the camera on and record at a certain time. Looks like the
spy camera was set to start at 8pm and go for one hour. This will lead
to the revelation that this camera may have just caught the murder on
tape.
Transmitter added to Court Record.
Talk about "stuffed bear". Gumshoe is sure that this bear was in this
room on the night of the murder, but he comments that there's no way
to find out where the radio waves were transmitted.
Stuffed Bear added to Court Record.
Gumshoe will then offer to take the Spy Camera and Transmitter, and
find out who bought them. You've got to respect him for his guts and
determination.
Spy Camera and Transmitter given to Detective Gumshoe.
Edgeworth then appears out of nowhere. He informs you that a rescue
team has been deployed for finding Maya. He also reveals that the
maker of the stuffed bear where you found the camera and stuff is an
expensive brand from overseas. It's completely hand-made, and very
few of it were exported. By tracking how this bear got into the
country, it could well tell you who the buyer is. He takes the bear
from you, and offers to do this tedious bit of work for you.
Stuffed Bear snatched up by Edgeworth.
Before he leaves, however, he asks you a question:
"Who was the person that murdered Juan Corrida?"
He encourages you to find the truth. It's all you can do now.
This conclude Part 3-1 of this episode. Save your game.