Phoenix Wright 3: Trials and Tribulations Walkthrough

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ADRIAN ANDREWS'S PSYCHE-LOCK: SACRED URN [ PW3512 ]
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Initiate the process, and when Andrews claims that the sacred urn may
be a fake, show her the urn itself - Pearl has confirmed that the urn
is indeed genuine.
You'll explain to Andrews that Pearl accidentally broke the urn one
year ago, and it appears that it was broken again recently. When asked
how do you know that it was broken recently, show her the treasure
exhibit poster - when this photo was taken, the pot still showed the
words "I AM". When it was retrieved, it shows the correct word "AMI".
One lock down. Andrews will now ask for proof that the urn was broken
at Lordly Tailor. Present the paint marks - the pink paint on the urn
coincides with those found on the walls/ floor of this basement.
Andrews argue that you can get pink paint anywhere, and there's no
proof linking the paint on the urn to the paint marks. Show her the
urn box to finally break down her resistance.
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UNLOCK SUCCESSFUL!
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You can finally talk about the "Sacred Urn" now. Watch the scenes now
as Andrews explains the incident leading to the destruction and re-
construction of the urn. It's rather comical, but I'll leave it to
you to read through the huge chunk of text.
More importantly, Andrews confirms that no one else has seen the urn
after she kept it back into the box. All the above information about
the urn will now be summarized and updated into your records.
There's still one more mystery though. Ask about "Ami Fey's statue".
When you first arrived at the basement, there wasn't any paint marks.
Andrews then explains that she made use of the golden statue to hide
those marks. It's strange, however, that the statue was eventually
moved. She obviously has no idea who moved it.
The movement status of the golden statue will be updated in the court
record.
Somehow, it seems like the urn is connected to Kane's murder. Where
will this lead you? The answer lies in court tomorrow.
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PART 4-1: TRIAL [ PW3513 ]
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Date: 10/14
Time: 9:41am
Location: District Court, Defendant Lobby No. 4
The trial of Atmey is just next door, and it's attracting a huge crowd.
Click through the usual conversations until the trial starts.
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Date: 10/14
Time: 10:00am
Location: District Court, Courtroom No. 6
As usual, go through the initial bunch of conversations as the judge
summarizes the case. Soon, Ron will be ask to take the stands as the
first witness today.
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RON'S TESTIMONY: MY VISIT TO KB SECURITY [ PW3514 ]
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1: "That evening, around 1:00am, I went to see Mr. Bullard in his
office at KB Security."
2: "The blackmail letter I got... It ordered me to go there."
3: "I'd been working for KB Security until a year ago, so I knew
where his office was."
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RON'S CROSS-EXAMINATION: MY VISIT TO KB SECURITY [ PW3514 ]
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Press at 2. Ron shares more about the blackmail letter, or rather,
letters that he has been receiving. You stopped him from talking too
much though. When given the chance, however, choose "Press further" to
proceed.
Ron now talks about the contents of the latest letter, which demanded
$50,000 from him. Godot believes it's a good enough motive for murder,
but Ron replies that he never intended to pay the money anyway.
This leads to an addition to Ron's testimony.
4: "The blackmail thread didn't scare me. It wasn't going to cause
me trouble or anything."
Now, press at 3. Godot takes the opportunity to imagine his own motive
for the murder again, so choose "Why he (Ron) was fired" to continue.
Ron explains that in order to fulfil the spending demands of Desiree,
he has stolen some company data for cash. As a result, he was fired.
However, the matter was kept under wraps, and it appeared to others
that he had merely resigned.
This leads to another addition to Ron's testimony.
5: "He fired me for selling company secrets... but Dessie doesn't
know about that."
Go back to 4 now, and press the statement. Ron believes that the
blackmailer was referring to his identity as Mask*DeMasque. Godot
objects this explanation though, since Kane had no proof that Ron was
the thief. Click through the next scenes, until you begin to wonder if
the truth about Ron's sacking would've become a problem to him.
Select "Yes, he would" to proceed.
Godot will now ask you to provide evidence to prove your assertion.
Present Desiree's profile - Ron is basically scared of letting his
wife know about the secret. This, however, leads to Godot's latest
fabrication of a murder motive - if Kane was to threaten to Ron with
the revelation of the secret to Desiree, it'd make a very strong
motive for Ron to kill.
Damn, you've fallen into Godot's trap again. Nevertheless, keep going
until you hit the next testimony.
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RON'S TESTIMONY: AT THE CEO'S OFFICE [ PW3515 ]
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1: "When I entered the office, there was a suspicious shadow there."
2: "Suddenly, I was hit on the forehead. After that, I remember
being a bit dazed."
3: "If I hadn't been wearing that, I would have been killed!"
4: "When I came to... Mr. Bullard was lying there... dead!"
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RON'S CROSS-EXAMINATION: AT THE CEO'S OFFICE [ PW3515 ]
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Press at 3. Ron explains that the "that" that he was wearing was the
DeMasque costume. This leads to a revision to his testimony, again.
5: "I'd have been killed if I hadn't been wearing my Mask*DeMasque
costume!"
Press at 5 now. Ron says that he's dressed as the DeMasque, because he
thought that he was being blackmailed over the DeMasque issue. Thus,
he felt that he should go as his alter ego, just to be safe.
"Press harder" when given the chance. Ron explains that his cape got
caught on the safe door when he was hiding Kane's body... oops. More
additions to the testimony, then.
6: "I panicked and hid the body in the safe. It took about 10
minutes."
Immediately present the buzzer record - the buzzer was pushed once at
1:02am. If Ron was truly the killer, he'd have ran as soon as that
buzzer sounded. Watch the next scenes as your engage in a series of
objections. Your underlying point is that when the buzzer was sounded,
Ron was unconscious. Meaning, there must be another person in the
office at that time.
Godot is furious, and he now argues now the buzzer could've been
pressed by Kane himself. Well, you know that's not true. When given
the chance, choose "I can prove it alright", and then present the
buzzer - it has no fingerprints on it!
More objections flying around. Just click through the arguments as
usual. You're gaining the upper hand over Godot here, so enjoy the
moment. And then, the judge asks a relevant question - if there was
indeed another person in the room, and if that person had just killed
Kane, why would he press the buzzer?
After taking some time to gather your thoughts, select "To call the
security guard" to proceed - the killer must have the intention to
alert the guards on purpose. If the killer was to escape immediately
after pressing the buzzer, and if a guard was to arrive at the scene
soon after, the only ones left in the room would be Kane's body and
Ron. It's obvious that the killer wanted to put the blame on Ron.
More exchanges, and the judge will finally ask you to pinpoint the
identity of the real murderer. This should be pretty obvious to you
right now. Present Atmey's profile to proceed. Yeah, he's the one.
Now, Atmey is currently on trial next door, for the petty crime of
theft. It was his plan all along to be charged with a lesser crime as
compared to murder. A guilty verdict in the theft charge would've
given Atmey the perfect alibi for the murder of Kane.
Click through the rest of the scenes, as you race against time to haul
Atmey into this courtroom before the verdict at the next door. As you
ponder over your options, Mia does one of her spooky encouragements
again. If this is your first time playing this series, don't panic. The
return of Mia in the form of a spirit is as common as Britney Spears
doing a stupid thing in public. It happens in every game in the series,
and I've been wondering when she'd "make an appearance" for some time
now.
Recess time.
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Date: 10/14
Time: 11:58am
Location: District Court, Courtroom No. 5
Nice to see Payne again. And a new judge as well. Anyway, you appear
right on time as the judge was about to pass a verdict. You immediately
file an accusation of murder for Atmey.
So, it's do or die in the next round. See you soon.
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PART 4-2: TRIAL [ PW3516 ]
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Date: 10/14
Time: 12:14pm
Location: District Court, Defendant Lobby No. 4
Click the jump and head towards the trial quickly. Take note of your
main objectives in this trial: 1. to crush Atmey's alibi at Lordly
Tailor; 2. to establish his motive for killing Kane.
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Date: 10/14
Time: 12:21pm
Location: District Court, Courtroom No. 6
Go through the usual initial conversations until Atmey gives his
testimony.
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ATMEY'S TESTIMONY: THE ALIBI [ PW3517 ]
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1: "I was stealing the urn as Mask*DeMasque, just as I announced I
would..."
2: "I had more than enough time to prepare. It was a pathetically
easy job."
3: "A photograph contains no words... But in this case, one turned
out to be my witness."
4: "The time at which the camera captured Mask*DeMasque was the
same time as the murder!"
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ATMEY'S CROSS-EXAMINATION: THE ALIBI [ PW3517 ]
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There are two possibilites here. Either the DeMasque in the security
camera photo is fake, or the photo itself is. To proceed, you'll have
to press every statement. At 1, Atmey will challenge you to name his
accomplice. Choose "Give it up", since you've no idea who it was, if
there ever is one.
At 2, Maya finds it strange that Atmey is willing to sacrifice his
reputation as an "Ace Detective" just to steal the urn.
Ignore 3, and press at 4 now, Godot explains that it's not possible
that the security camera photo is altered.
Return to 3, and Atmey reconfirms that the security camera photo is
the very thing the proves that he committed the theft. You begin to
wonder if there's something "funny" about the photo. When prompted,
select "You bet there is" to proceed. Something doesn't seem to
match in the photo, and you'll have to point it out.
When given the chance, point at the area with the paint marks - there
was something that was supposed to be here, but wasn't. Present the
golden statue when when the judge asks when it was - if you remember
the information that Andrews provided, she mentioned that the statue
was moved into the basement during the day of the crime to hide the
paint marks. You also confirm that when you first visited the basement,
the statue was also just beside the door. As such, if the security
photo was truly taken that night, the statue would've apear in it.
Godot objects, and says that when he visited the crime scene the day
after the theft, the statue was sitting to the right of the paint
marks. You reply that someone must have moved it. When asked to show
who moved the statue, show Atmey's profile - he was the only person
down at the basement that night.
Continue on, and the judge will ask for the reason for the movement of
the statue. You explain that Atmey pretended to be DeMasque to create
an alibi that he was at Lordly Tailor that night. You then tell him
that the photo contains a fatal flaw. When asked to expose this flaw,
point to the timestamp on the photo - Atmey has taken the photo days
before Kane's murder so as to create an alibi for himself. However,
the statue was only moved to the basement on the day of the theft
itself. So, when Atmey saw the statue, he had no choice but to move it
away to make the room match with the way it was shown in the photo.
Atmey then shows the camera data, and aruges that the camera went off
once on the night of the theft. You object, however, and explains that
even though the camera was set up by Lordly Tailor, the program used
to manage the data was provided by Atmey himself. The data could've
been easily tampered with.
Watch the scenes that follow. Soon, Godot will get Atmey to testify
again.
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ATMEY'S TESTIMONY: THE SACRED URN HEIST [ PW3518 ]
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1: "I first received the request from Lordly Tailor about 20 days
days ago."
2: "The urn was placed in a box, and Zvarri! It was then sent to the
warehouse."
3: "Hence, I was actually unable to see the urn for myself until the
day of the crime."
4: "I knew it was an extremely valuable treasure, so I sent my card
10 days beforehand."
5: "I then handled security by myself to ensure that my crime would
go on smoothly!"
6: "At last, I held the urn in my hands for the first time at 1:00am
on October 12th."
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ATMEY'S CROSS-EXAMINATION: THE SACRED URN HEIST [ PW3518 ]
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The solution to this one is rather tricky. Click through all the way
to 6, and then show Atmey the Demasque's calling card - on the card,
the term "speckled urn" was mentioned. The "speckled" here would refer
to the pink splotches on the urn. However, these splotches wouldn't
even be on the urn if Andrews hasn't tripped and fell over the paint
can. She also confirmed earlier that the urn was kept out of sight
since her little accident. This means that Atmey wouldn't have known
about the "speckles" on the urn... unless he has seen the urn BEFORE
sending the calling card.
Now, when would that be? Perhaps... when he was taking the fake
security photo?
Well done, Phoenix! It isn't time for celebrations yet though. Watch
the next scenes as Godot demands to know the motive for Atmey's
decision to murder Kane. This will eventually lead to Atmey's next
testimony.
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ATMEY'S TESTIMONY: MOTIVE FOR MURDER [ PW3519 ]
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1: "I, Luke Atmey, had no points of contact with the victim
whatsoever."
2: "Kane Bullard decided to investigate Mask*DeMasque and simply
mistook who he was!"
3: "It was Mr. Bullard who wrote the blackmail letter and sent it to
Ron DeLite."
4: "And it was again Mr. Bullard who harbored a grudge against Mr.
DeLite for his betrayal!"
5: "Mr. Bullard's mistake is quite excusable. The defendant truly
believes he is Mask*DeMasque!"
6: "That is why Mr. DeLite saw it fit to kill Kane Bullard. Truly a
tragedy..."
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ATMEY'S CROSS-EXAMINATION: MOTIVE FOR MURDER [ PW3519 ]
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Before you begin, Godot adds that after a handwriting analysis, it's
confirmed that it was indeed Kane who wrote the blackmail letter found
at Ron's hideout. This new information will be updated in the records.
Anyway, this one is rather easy. At 3, present the blackmail letter -
there's one major contradiction in the letter. When asked to point out
this contradiction, show them the newspaper clipping - as I mentioned
earlier, the Tear of Emanon is BLUE in color. However, the blackmail
letter clearly talks about a RED jewel. Surely, the "red diamoned" in
the blackmail letter couldn't be the Tear of Emanon. Therefore, the
blackmail letter could be intended for someone else.
Godot objects again. This time, he challenges you to identify the
true receipient of the letter. Show them Atmey's profile again - he
managed to "recover" the stolen treasure from DeMasque's fourth heist,
and received a jewel as reward. The red diamond ring on his finger,
right now!
Oh yeah! Watch the next scenes. Godot objects and questions about the
next mystery on the blackmail letter. What could be Atmey's "identity"
be that it's worth blackmailing for? Think, Phoenix, think! Ron has
been receiving blackmail letters from an unknown source. Who could
this blackmailer be?
Select "a blackmailer" to proceed - clearly, Atmey has been black-
mailing Ron since his first heist.
Atmey still doesn't give up. Instead, he challenges you to show proof
that Atmey knew about Ron's identity since the first heist. Present
the newspaper clipping - you'll now recount Ron's testimony about how
Atmey found out his secret identity by finding his costume from the
trash can.
Atmey goes crazy from here.
You must've thought that you've finally beaten this case, but no!
Godot now wants you to prove that Atmey was actually at KB Security
that night - even if he wasn't at Lordly Tailor, there was no proof
that he was at the crime scene.
When asked to show proof, choose "can't prove it" to proceed. It's
unfortunate that you've no proof at the moment to nail Atmey. Worst
still, you won't be given another chance to cross-examine Atmey as
well.
Watch the next scenes as Godot explains the "double jeopardy" rule -
should a defendant be tried and found innocent in court, he cannot be
tried again for the same crime. Time is running out for you. Continue
through the conversation until help finally arrives in the form of
Mia, woohoo!
Mia brings to the judge attention about a bunch of remarks from Atmey
after the cross-examination. You'll need to prove the importance of
these remarks. Which means, yeah, you've gotten your chance to cross-
examine Atmey one more time.
Meanwhile, watch Godot's reaction after he saw Mia.
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ATMEY'S TESTIMONY: THE LAST TESTIMONY [ PW3520 ]
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1: "Indeed, it is true that I was not at Lordly Tailor."
2: "I had to leave to see about another vitally important request."
3: "I had known about the date beforehard, so I had this photograph
readied."
4: "My brilliant deduction was what informed me that the true
culprit was Ron DeLite."
5: "And thanks to the key card and wallter, it was abundantly clear
that he was there."
6: "I was also able to make a deduction from the buzzer, which
only sounded once."
7: "The button did not have any fingerprints on it... Why?"
8: "The victim would have left prints if he sounded it. Which means
the killer sounded it."
9: "Mr. DeLite was wearing his Mask*DeMasque outfit, which is why he
left no prints."
10: "And, the blackmail letter? The victim likely just mistook the
color of the jewel."
11: "Zvarri! Therefore, all the evidence points to the poor boy!"
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ATMEY'S CROSS-EXAMINATION: THE LAST TESTIMONY [ PW3520 ]
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Longest. Testimony. Ever.
You get only one chance to get this right. Press at a wrong statement,
and it's gameover. As Godot downs his 17th cup of coffee, press at 9 -
how did Atmey know that Ron went to the CEO's office in the DeMasque
costume? This was only revealed during the cross-examination of Ron
earlier, and Atmey certainly wouldn't have know it... unless he saw
Ron in the costume at the crime scene that night!
Click through the scenes that follow as you explain the events on that
fateful night.
There's still a twist at the end. If Atmey isn't DeMasque, then Ron
must be. So, he should be arrested for theft right? Well, you've
already proven in court yesterday that he isn't the phantom thief.
Remember "double jeopardy"? Yeah, Ron cannot be charged with the same
offence twice, so he gets scot-free!
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Date: 10/14
Time: 3:35pm
Location: District Court, Defendant Lobby No. 4
Watch the scenes that follow. There will come a point where you've to
encourage Ron. Show him the sacred urn to proceed. You can get this
wrong and still win the case though.
That's a happy ending for the DeLite couple. So, all is good.
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THE STOLEN TURNABOUT: END
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6. EPISODE 3: RECIPE FOR TURNABOUT [ PW3601 ]
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BACKGROUND [ PW3602 ]
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A weird intro, this one. The judge passes a guilty verdict for a case
that involved a cup of poisoned coffee. The defendant claims that he
saw someone else did it. Prosecutor Payne is a happy man, and Phoenix
Wright... loses a case?
What in the world is happening?
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PART 1: INVESTIGATION [ PW3603 ]
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Date: 1/6
Time: 10:03am
Location: Wright & Co. Law Offices
It's the new year, but before you could really enjoy the joy of a new
beginning, Gumshoe makes his way into the office. He brings you a
magazine article that shows the following headline:
"Deadly Poisoning Brings Guilty Verdict. Defense Attorney Phoenix
Wright trounced."
This is from last month's issue of the magazine, but you've absolutely
no recollection of getting involved in a poisoning case, let alone
being "trounced" in one.
Regardless, the magazine clipping will go into the Court Record.
It appears that someone out there is impersonating you, albeit rather
poorly. Gumshoe asks for your help to help the guilty client with a
retrial. With this, you got your first case of the new year.
Talk to Maya on the customary "What to do" and "Any ideas". Maya
comments that Gumshoe seems rather concerned about the defendant.
Maybe it's someone he knows?
Time to head to the detention center.
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Date: 1/6
Location: Detention Center, Visitor's Room
Your client is none other Maggey Byrde. You know, the defendant from
"The Lost Turnabout' from Game 2? Now you know why Gumshoe is agitated.
He has a crush on her, remember? Anyway, Maggey used to be a police
officer, but now she's in some sort of a waitress costume. Talk about
"Maggey Byrde". She tells you that she was fired after the incident
from last year, and she's now working as a waitress in a French
restaurant.
Ask "What happened" now. Maggey tells you that the murder occured on
12/3 at the restaurant Tres Bien. She saw two men at a table, both
drinking coffee. Note the spiky hair guy in the scene, who slipped
poison into the other's cup. As the victim grasped for air, Maggey
fainted.
Maggey has never seen the victim before, so she should've no motive
for murder. However, the testimonies and evidence were all against her.
Firstly, no one else saw the killer. That is, all the other people in
the restaurant at that time testified that there the victim was alone
the whole time. Secondly, they found a bottle of poison in her apron -
the killer must've slipped it inside when after she fainted.
You can now ask about "The other guy". She says that she served coffee
to both men, who looked like they were from the music industry. She
also mentions something about a earpiece, and a sample CD on the table
that has a band name that starts with the word "MC". Unfortnately, she
has no recollection of the killer's look.
Show her the magazine clipping now. She tells you that "Phoniex Wright"
came to her the day after she was arrested, and offered to defend her.
When asked why she couldn't tell that he was a fake, Maggey replies
that even though the guy was taller, looked a bit shady, has a weird
voice and a funny accent, she believed he was you because he has spiky
hair and was wearing a blue suit. Duh!
She also tells you that when in court, everyone was puzzled at this
"Phoenix Wright", but no one said anything. The hell?
You get Tres Bien's location after talking to her.
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Date: 1/6
Location: Tres Bien
The restaurant is empty at the moment, so take the opportunity to
search the place. At the left area, search the table on the right to
confirm that it's the table where the murder occured. It's quite
obvious since there's police tape around it. Note also that there's a
coffee stain on the table.
Check the partition in between the tables to find that the restaurant
has partitions set up to separate the dining tables. When seated, you
can only see the tables to your left or right.
At the right area, examine the magazine rack. Something's stuffed in
behind the rack. It's a sports newspaper that has some scribbles on
it. It has the number 100,000, but it's crossed out. An arrow is
pointing at this number, and it leads to the words "MC Bomber". There's
also a bomb drawing to the right, and the words "Ahahaha!" below.
Incidentally, the paper was from 12/3, the day of the murder. Sports
paper added to your records.
Go back to the detention center now.
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Date: 1/6
Location: Detention Center, Visitor's Room
Show Maggey the sports paper, and she'll tell you that Tres Bien
doesn't order newspaper. She also remembers that "MC Bomber" is the
name of the band on the sample CD she saw. Could 100,000 be the down-
payment for a record deal? Perhaps, this paper belonged to the victim?
You'll have to return to Tres Bien for more investigation.
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Date: 1/6
Location: Tres Bien
An ugly MF (don't ask me what this means) greets you. He's quite
possibly the ugliest witness in the entire series. His name is Jean
Armstrong, and he seems to know who you're. Apparently, you've
"flirted" with him in court. Aargh, damn imposter!
Talk to him about "Tres Bien". He tells you that the name of the
restaurant means "very good". He also explains that since the arrest
of Maggey, he has been running the place on his own. According to
him, he's the chef, manager and aromatherapist of the place.
Ask "What happened". He tells you that Maggey served coffee to the
victim. He was in the kitchen when he heard the sound of someone
collapsing. When he came out, the victim was already dead. Maggey has
fainted as well.
Armstrong also says that the victim was all alone. He then tells you
about an old man.
Ask about this "Old man". An old man, who was here at that time, said
the same thing. This old man is a regular customer at the restaurant.
Now, show Maggey's profile to Armstrong. He tells you that it's not
surprising that Maggey is a suspect, not after "something" took place
right in front of his eyes. He's hinting that Maggey could've a motive
afterall.
So, ask about "Maggey's motive". This time, he throws THREE Psyche-
Locks at you. It's also at this time that you realise that your
magatama has gone missing! The fact that you can still see the locks,
however, mean that it must be somewhere near you now.
Anyway, our friend will tell you the location of the old man. He's at
Vitamin Square, a park just behind Tres Bien. GO there then.
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Date: 1/6
Location: Vitamin Square
You find the old man here. Try talking to him, but he seems rather
evasive. Go through all the conversations, and you'll get nothing much
out of him. The only point of interest here is that he seems to hate
Tres Bien very much, but according to Armstrong, he's a regular at the
place. Strange?
If you notice, Vitamin Square is full of fruits-based equipment. Look
to the right of the old man to find a half-sliced orange seat. Examine
it to find some sort of a magazine. Turns out it's actually a job
listing brochure.
When you add the job listings into your records, the old man tells you
that it belongs to him. Ignore him and return to Tres Bien.
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Date: 1/6
Location: Tres Bien
Time to get rid of Maya (heh). Show Armstrong the job listings, and
he'll take Maya under his apprenticeship.
Go back to the detention centre.
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Date: 1/6
Location: Detention Centre, Visitor's Room
Maggey is no longer here. Maybe you should come back later. Go look
for Gumshoe at the Criminal Affairs Department then.
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Date: 1/6
Location: Police Station, Criminal Affairs Dept.
Gumshoe tells you that the retrial has been scheduled for 10:00am
tomorrow. You'll have to take on Godot again though. Talk to the
detective about "Maggey Byrde" and watch the hilarious scenes that
follow. Now, ask about "The victim", and you'll finally get his name.
His name is Glen Elg, and he was a computer programmer. Armstrong
commented that it was the first time he saw Glen at the restaurant.
However, despite Maggey having seemingly nothing to do with Glen, a
motive was somehow established.
Ask about "The investigation" next. This opens up a topic of
"Contradictions" - it's the number of people at the table that cannot
be proven. Maggey insists that there was another guy at the table,
but no one else saw him. Also, with regards to the sample CD, the
police searched the place and simply couldn't find it as well.
Maggey did mention about a earpiece earlier. Gumshoe tells you that
Glen was actually listening to a portable radio in the front of his
hoodie. Which means, there wasn't any CD player on the table too.
Show Armstrong's profile to Gumshoe. He replies that there's something
about the guy. This opens up a topic of "The charming chef". This time
round, the detective seems rather evasive. He talks about "gossipy
stuff", but refuses to divuldge any more information. Instead, he asks
YOU to go find out what they are. Hey, I thought you want to help
Maggey, right?
Before you head back to Tres Bien, present the sports paper to Gumshoe.
He takes it away from you for a handwriting analysis.
Sports paper given to Gumshoe.
You can also show the magazine clipping to Gumshoe. He comments that
your performance in court sucked so much it seemed like you were
deliberately getting a guilty verdict for Maggey.
Time to return to Tres Bien.
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Date: 1/6
Location: Tres Bien
A girl with in emo fashon greets you here. Note that she has a bandage
on her head. She disappears almost immediately though. Maya greets you
soon in a waitress uniform (nice). Talk to her about "Waitress", but
the important topic here should be "Lunch special".
She brings in the Twin-T set, which costs $20. The food sucks, which
is why it must go into your Court Record.
The lousy food opens up a topic on "The kitchen". Talk about it, and
soon, Maya will invite you into the place.
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Date: 1/6
Location: Tres Bien, Kitchen
First things first. Check the table with the green object, and you'll
recover your magatama. Stupid Armstrong must've stolen it.
Check the bottom left corner of the screen to find a box of small
bottles. These are mostly those aromatherapy oils that Armstrong has
been using. You'll soon find a bottle that's green color, and has no
smell. It's covered with unidentified fingerprints.
Small bottle acquired.
Go back to Vitamin Sqaure now.
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Date: 1/6
Location: Vitamin Square
The old man is nowhere in sight, but a pink scooter is sitting right
in front of you. Examine it, and you'll notice that it's pretty much
wrecked. soon a man with spiky hair will stop you. He's wearing a red
shirt with a picture of a tiger biting a dragon. This is actually
quite symbolic if you're playing the Japanese version of the game,
since Phoenix's Japanese name is Ryuichi, and "Ryu" means "dragon".
I'll introduce this dude later, but at the moment, he's giving you
hell. He even claims that he's Phoenix Wright.
I think you've found your imposter.
He soon rides off (the scooter belongs to him), but you'd have added
the scooter into your records before he leaves.
This is when the old man reappears. If you've spoken to him on all
options earlier, "What you saw", "Maggey Byrde" and "Tres Bien" would
all be ticked off. Take note about his frequent mentions of the
waitress. Try talking about "Tres Bien regular", however, and he'll
show you three Psyche-Locks - you couldn't see them earlier because
you didn't have the magatama then.
Perhaps you should go see Gumshoe now.
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Date: 1/6
Location: Police Station, Criminal Affairs Dept.
The handwriting analysis is completed, and the doodle on the sports
paper is written by Glen. Gumshoe also tells you that the name "MC
Bomber" is somewhat familiar, but he can't remember where he'd heard
it.
Sports paper refiled.
Show Gumshoe the small bottle, and he'll suggest to analyse its
contents. Small bottle therefore given to Gumshoe for further testing.
The conversation shifts to Armstrong next. Gumshoe tells you that he
has gotten hold of "Armstrong's secret". Talk about it, and he'll
reveal that the restaurant manager/ chef/ aromatherapist is in debt.
He shows you a loan contract from Tender Lender, for the amount of
half a million! Wow, looks like our dear Armstrong is in the deep end
of some brownish substance, man.
Jean's Loan Contract added to the records.
It's time to break the old man's Psyche-Locks. Go, go, go!
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Date: 1/6
Location: Vitamin Square
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OLD MAN'S PSYCHE-LOCK: TRES BIEN REGULAR [ PW3604 ]
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As usual, show the magatama to initiate the process. When you've to
prove that the old man isn't at the restaurant for the food, present
the lunch special - the food is so unbelievably bad that it'd be
unbelievable if anyone would go there for the food.
The tells you that he's rich and has money to burn, so he doesn't
mind spending money on the lousy food. You'll need to prove otherwise.
Show him the job listings - if he's rich, he wouldn't be looking for a
job. One lock crushed.
He then tells you that he goes to Tres Bien to read newspapers. To
prove that he's lying, show the sports paper - this is the only news-
paper in the restaurant, and it was left behind by a customer (Glen).
Another lock crushed.
Eventually, you'll have to provide the real reason he's a regular at
Tres Bien. If you've taken note of what he said earlier about the
waitress, this should be pretty easy. Present Maggey's profile - the
old man has a fetish for waitress uniforms!
All locks crushed.
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UNLOCK SUCCESSFUL!
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You can now talk about "Tres Bien regular". The old man introduces
himself as Victor Kudo. However, he isn't in the mood to talk. Maybe
you should go back to Tres Bien first.
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Date: 1/6
Venue: Tres Bien
You can now present Kudo's profile to Maya - she's in a waitress
uniform, you see... anyway, you'll automatically be transported to the
park after that.
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Date: 1/6
Venue: Vitamin Square
Kudo doesn't exactly fancy Maya, even with the waitress uniform. As you
wonder what could make him crack, Mia takes over. Wow, Mia in waitress
uniform! Thanks, Capcom, for making me... I mean, Victor happy.
Finally! You can get something out of him. You may want to talk about
"What you saw" and "Tres Bien", but the important conversation here is
"Tres Bien regular". This is where he tells you that Armstrong is an
ex-convict. This opens up a topic on "Armstrong's record"
Talk about it, and Kudo reveals that Armstrong steals things from
his customers. Hmm, that explains about the magatama incident. He then
writes you a note that says:
"Convicted before, a wicken man or woman, repeat offendor -- Victor
Kudo"
It's supposed to be a poem, but... oh well. Victor's note added to the
records.
Both Victor and Mia leave after this discussion. The time has come to
tackle Armstrong's Psyche-Locks. Return to Tres Bien now.
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Date: 1/6
Venue: Tres Bien
You meet Armstrong again. You know what to do.
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JEAN ARMSTRONG'S PSYCHE-LOCK: MAGGEY'S MOTIVE [ PW3605 ]
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Present the magatama. Armstrong was so frightened of the process that
he immediately tells you that Glen actually had a lottery ticket for
half a million dollars. However, after he was murdered, the ticket
went missing. This was the motive that the prosecution presented for
Maggey's trial. Basically, they're saying that she poisoned Glen so as
to get the lottery ticket.
You demand to know the reason why he hid this from you earlier. When
prompted to point out the real thief for the lottery ticket, present
Armstrong's profile. One lock crushed.
You'll now have to present evidence to support you claim. Show him
Victor's note. He denies Victor's allegations though, and challenges
you to show an incontestable proof that he has stolen from his
customers.
Show him the magatama - you found it in his kitchen, so it's proof
enough that he has stolen it from you earlier. Another lock goes bust.
Armstrong will now tell you that, yes, it's true that he has pilfered
little things, but it's $500,000 you're talking about here. You'll
need to prove that he's in need of a large sum of money.
Show him the loan contract to end the sequence - a $500,000 winning
ticket is enough to wipe off his debt.
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UNLOCK SUCCESSFUL!
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Talk about "Maggey's motive" now. Armstrong tells you that Glen was
listening to the radio with his earpiece. He thinks that the winning
numbers were announced on the news. Suddenly, Glen shouted "Yes! Half
a million!" Glen has many tickets on the table. So, Armstrong
conveniently helped himself to one of them as Glen laid dead, and
Maggey stayed unconscious.
Ask about the "Winning ticket" now. He now claims that he didn't take
the ticket, but before he could elaborate further, Godot interrupts
the proceedings. Godot explains that Armstrong stole the wrong
ticket... which won him the paltry sum of $1.
So, what happened to the winning ticket? Well, Godot isn't talking.
He leaves soon after.
Looks like the day has come to an end. You discard Victor's note,
and prepare yourself for battle tomorrow.
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PART 2: TRIAL [ PW3606 ]
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Date: 1/7
Time: 9:48am
Location: District Court, Defendant Lobby No. 1
Just get the trial started already, Gumshoe.
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Date: 1/7
Time: 10:00am
Location: District Court, Courtroom No. 4
Gumshoe is the first witness today. He submits the autopsy report as
evidence. Check the report to confirm that the victim died of poison-
ing, and the time of death was between 1:30pm and 2:30pm.
He also provides the floor plans of Tres Bien. A rough sketch of this
is as follow. Sorry, it's not to scale.
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| | ----- | ----- | ||---| |
| Kitchen |( )| |( )|( )| X |(V)| || -
| - ----- | ----- | -- -
| |
| - -|
| | ||
| | ----- | ----- | -|
| |( )| |( )|( )| |( )| |
| | ----- | ----- | |
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Basic facts of the case:
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Glen was sitting at "V" when the incident took place. The poisoned
coffee was brought over to him by Maggey from the kitchen, and placed
on the table at "X". Glen died almost right after he took a sip of
the coffee. At the time of the incident, there were two other people
in the restaurant - Armstrong and Victor.
Tres Bien floor plans acquired.
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GUMSHOE'S TESTIMONY: THE INCIDENT [ PW3607 ]
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1: "When the incident took place, the victim was alone at his table,
sir."
2: "We understand that the guy, Glen Elg, was listening to the radio
at the time."
3: "Traces of poison were found in his coffee cup."
4: "And what we found was potassium cyanide. That stuff really packs
a punch!"
5: "And, um... it looks like Ms. Byrde might've had, well...some
kind of a motive."
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GUMSHOE'S CROSS-EXAMINATION: THE INCIDENT [ PW3607 ]
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Press at 1. While the situation doesn't look good, choose to "Press
harder". You bring out the point that the victim's table could be
obstructed in some way. This is when Godot shows you a photo that was
taken from near the entrance of the kitchen. This is the scene as
witnessed by Armstrong moments after the poisoning took place. It
shows Glen collapsed on the table, while the chair opposite him was
empty. However, only half (the right side) the chair was shown, as
the other half was obstructed by the partition.
Crime photo added to the records.
Press at 3. Gumshoe tells you that the poison was a powdery substance.
When prompted, choose to "Press harder" as well. You question whether
Glen actually drank any of the coffee. Godot objects, and demands that
Gumshoe submit the victim's coffee cup as evidence. Godot points your
attention to the rim of the cup - it clearly shows a coffee stain on
it, which is proof that Glen did drink from the cup. The only finger-
prints on the cup were Glen's and Maggey's. Damn, not looking good.
Coffee cup acquired.
At 5, press for the motive. You know this already, it's about the
disappearing winning lottery ticket. Again, "Press harder" when you
get the chance to. Now, Godot will show you the winning ticket in
question. Well, you guess it. They found it on Maggey.
Victim's lottery ticket filed as evidence.
If you think things are getting bad, Godot will make them worse by
presenting yet another incriminating evidence. This time, he shows
you Maggey's apron. It shows some coffee and blood (?) stains. A
bottle of Postassium cyanide was also found from the apron's pocket...
and only Maggey's prints were on it. Aargh.
Note here that Godot doesn't seem to notice that there's "blood" on
the apron. This is a decisive evidence for a future case in this game.
Apron and Potassium Cyanide added into the books.
It'll soon be revealed that the "bloodstain" on the apron is only
ketchup, ha ha.
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GUMSHOE'S TESTIMONY: THE INVESTIGATION [ PW3608 ]
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1: "The crime was reported at 2:25 PM by a kind of scary old man,
sir."
2: "Poor Maggey had passed out from the shock. It must've been real
tough for her."
3: "The victim didn't have any identification on him."
4: "But we figured out who he was pretty quick, and then the
investigation went smoothly."
5: "When Maggey was searched, we found the lottery ticket and the
bottle of poison."
6: "And that was it. There was nothing else missing from the crime
scene."
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GUMSHOE'S CROSS-EXAMINATION: THE INVESTIGATION [ PW3608 ]
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You need to know how the police figured out Glen's identity, so press
4. Gumshoe replies that there was a presciption bag on Glen's table.
It seems that Glen went to the doctor before he went to Tres Bien.
The police got his name from the medical records of the doctor who
prescribed the medicine.
When given the chance, "Ask about the prescription bag". Gumshoe tells
you that strangely, the bag was empty.
Victim's prescription bag filed as evidence.
With this, you can finally point out a contradiction in Gumshoe's
testimony. At 6, show him the prescription bag - Glen was given a
prescription before going to Tres Bien, but where did the medicine go?
Glen was killed by poision, and his medicine mysteriously disappeared.
The prescription could've been the poison itself!
Godot has a rebuttal for you though. The label on the prescription
bag shows that the medicine was prescribed by a certain "New Ear
Otolaryngological Clinic". For the un-initiated, "otolaryngological"
basically means ear, nose and throat. Or simply, ENT. Godot explains
that Glen got into a fight before the incident, and he took a blow to
the side of his face. As a result, his eardrum is ruptured. The
prescribed medicine, therefore, was merely a topical cream meant for
his ear canal, and not an ingestible drug.
To add the icing on the cake, Godot also explains that in the very,
very fine print of the autopsy report, it was mentioned that traces of
the cream was found in Glen's left ears.
Things look really bad now. Choose to "Push the medication issue" -
I mean, you can't just leave it, can you?
You now ask Godot, if Glen did apply the cream, why wasn't the cream
found at the crime scene? Watch the cool objection cross-swords as
Godot's mask burns again.
Regardless, the trial goes on. Gumshoe's tenure is over again though,
and Victor is next in line. Before that, however, the judge orders a
recess.
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Date: 1/7
Time: 11:03am
Location: District Court, Defendant Lobby No. 1
That was a close shave. Go through the conversations and then head
back to court.
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Date: 1/7
Time: 11:15am
Location: District Court, Courtroom No. 4
Just click through the usual intro quickly. You've a client to save.
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VICTOR'S TESTIMONY: WHAT I WITNESSED [ PW3609 ]
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1: "The young man was reading the sports paper."
2: "The serving girl brought him a javaccino... But she put something
in it!"
3: "The man took one sip of it, looked like he was in terrible pain,
and then collapsed."
4: "That's the serving girl, right there in the defendant's chair. I
remember her well!"
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VICTOR'S CROSS-EXAMINATION: WHAT I WITNESSED [ PW3609 ]
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Press at 4. It seems that Victor only remembered anything pertaining
to the uniform. When prompted, "Press harder". This leads to an
addition to the testimony.
5: "There was a ribbon in her hair, and her apron's straps were
loose."
Press this statement immediately. You need more information to back up
your defense. When given the chance, "Ask about the waitress' back" -
notice that the features that Victor mentioned were all related to
things that he could see from the waitress' back. Did he actually see
her face?
This leads to another addition to Victor's testimony.
6: "There wasn't anything that caught my interest about her when I
saw her from the front."
Aha. Remember Maggey's apron? The one with the ketchup? Show it to
Victor. Well, he tells you that he hasn't seen this before. Meaning?
He couldn't have seen the waitress from the front!
Oh yeah, next!
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VICTOR'S TESTIMONY: ABOUT THE VICTIM [ PW3610 ]
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1: "He was another of those pesky young types, wearing a broken
pair of spectacles."
2: "He had a newspaper in his right hand, and the noisy brat kept
rustling its pages!"
3: "The young man was listening to the wireless. I remember that
well."
4: "Then the serving girl in question brought over the javaccino."
5: "The little fidget picked up the cup with his free hand and took
a sip."
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VICTOR'S CROSS-EXAMINATION: ABOUT THE VICTIM [ PW3610 ]
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This is quite easy. Present the coffee cup at 5 - Victor said that
Glen was holding the paper with his right hand, which means his "free
hand" would be the left. However, if you check the coffee cup, you'd
see the following:
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