Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Walkthrough

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Go through the conversation, then visit the underground parking lot.
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Scene: Prosecutor's Office, Underground Parking Lot
Date: February 22
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A man in a sheriff outfit appears here. You know from Ema that his
name is Marshall, and he's a detective. Then, after spouting a lot of
crap, he disappears.
Examine the area now for the following observations:
1. A wallet can be found on the floor, just in front of the door. This
will be added to the Court Record.
Ema now teaches you "scientific investigation". Follow her instructions
to learn this new trick, which utilises the capabilities of the DS.
The wallet has an ID card that says: "Detective Bruce Goodman, ID #
5842189". This ID replaces the wallet in the Court Record.
2. Check out the security room at the top left corner as well. It's on
the second level, and you can see everything from there. You'll come
back to this room later.
3. A door right in front of you is locked. Remember this door, as
it'll help you counter a witness's testimony later.
4. To the right of the door is an emergency phone. It's out of order.
5. To the right of the emergency phone is a six feet high partition.
Now, scroll to the right screen of the parking lot to find a car.
Examine the car, only to be halted by Marshall. This will help you gain
access to the High Prosecutor's office.
After listening to Marshall talks a lot of crap again, you'll be back
at the left screen of the parking lot. Notice now you've no access to
the right screen anymore. This is also when a sexily dressed lady
appears.
In a bizarre turn of events, the newly debuted lady happens to be
selling lunch. After talking to her, you realised she also happens to
be the witness to the murder. She introduces herself as Angel Star.
Talk to her, and she'll tell you that there was some sort of a
prosecutor's convention yesterday. She also mentions that a prosecutor
was named "King of Prosecutors" during the convention, and it was in
his car that they found the body. It appears that she a thing against
prosecutors.
Ask her to tell you more about herself, and she'll reply that she
sells lunch here everyday. Her boyfriend works in the security room.
Now, ask about what she saw. She claims that she saw the exact moment
of the crime. She also seems to know Lana by name.
Ask her now about her hostility towards prosecutors. You suspect she
may be involved in some criminal activities before.
Go to the High Prosecutor's office now.
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Scene: High Prosecutor's Office, Room 1202
Date: February 22
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Ema immediately notices some sort of a shield-like trophy with a "K"
insignia. Just when she was passing her comments about it, Edgeworth
appears. Turns out Ema is Edgeworth's "fan". So, this is actually
his office! It also happens that the body of the victim in this case
was found in his car. What a coincidence.
Talk to Edgeworth about himself to watch a flashback. He also mentions
something about that shield.
Now, ask about the case. It seems that he'd be the prosecutor for
this case.
Ask about Lana, and you'll learn that the victim was stabbed with
Edgeworth's knife. The knife was kept in the toolbox in the trunk of
his car.
Edgeworth's knife will be added to the Court Record. It has traces of
the victim's blood, and has no prints. Do the "scientific
investigation" if you want on it.
Examine the office now:
1. The trophy with the "K" insignia is the trophy for the "King of
Prosecutors" award.
This will be added to the Court Record.
2. The bouquet of flowers at the back of the room has a card that
says "Back from the Dead. - Wendy". A steel samurai figure just beside
he flowers has something written on the bottom of his foot, it says
"Between a rock and a hard place. - Wendy".
Present the Prosecutor Trophy to Edgeworth now. He'll complain about
how time-wasting receiving the award is. He also mentions that
yesterday was a very busy day at the office.
Ask him about the day of the crime now. It appears that yesterday was
the annual cleaning day at the prosecutor's office. Watch him explain
about cleaning day - a day when prosecutors and policemen sort and
file all evidences for solved cases, a process called "evidence
transferal". A ceremony was also held up the police department, where
there was an annual review and awards for outstanding police officers
and prosecutors.
He also mentions that he was at the police department yesterday
(obviously), and only returned here at 5:12pm. This is confirmed by
a parking stub he received. Do the scientific investigation to see
this: "Miles Edgeworth - 17:12". It seems that the murder took place
three minutes after he parked his car.
Parking stub added to the Court Record.
This is when a police officer rushes in. He's looking for Edgeworth.
He's here to deliver a report to Edgeworth at the police chief's
request. It seems that he wasn't delivering something that Edgeworth
wanted, and Edgeworth will give him a tongue-lashing. It's also
revealed that the officer's name is Meekins.
Edgeworth will now ask you to leave. He suggests that you visit the
police department for more information if you want.
So, go to the police department's entrance now.
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Scene: Police Department Entrance
Date: February 22
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It takes you 30 minutes to reach here by taxi, and the traffic wasn't
that bad. You'll notice some sort of an automated greeting machine at
the entrance, which looks decidedly disturbing. You realises that it's
the "Blue Badger", who's on his way to becoming the police's mascot.
Meanwhile, you notice someone dancing beside the Blue Badger... or
wait, it's Detective Gumshoe! As usual, talk to him. He reveals that
Lana has confessed to summoning the victim to her office, then killing
him.
You'll also find that Gumshoe has been kicked out of the CAD. Because
of this high profile case, lower ranking officers like Gumshoe are
not allowed to enter into the CAD, which is why he was so free to
dance with the Blue Badger. This seems a little odd.
Gumshoe also reveals that Officer Marshall was assigned to the
parking lot - you've met him already, while the chief of police is
in charge of the investigation.
Present Goodman's ID to him, and this will open up an opportunity to
talk about Goodman. It's a little strange that his ID was found on
the ground at the parking lot. Apparently, Goodman was involved in an
evidence transferal yesterday. But, he should be at the police
department doing this, instead of appearing at the prosecutor's
office.
Present the "K" trophy now, and this will open up an opportunity to
talk about the rumors at the law office. Ask about these rumors.
Apparently, after the last case, people around are all spreading evil
rumors about Edgeworth. The current murder has started a new rumor,
which says that the only reason he took the case is because he's
aiming for Lana's position.
Now, examine the Blue Badger, which calls up another conversation
with Gumshoe. Amazingly, he reveals that he made the Blue Badger.
It's battery-powered, and can go anywhere. But since it's running on
batteries, it'll dance until the batteries go flat.
The Blue Badger added to the Court Record.
Gumshow will also give you a letter of introduction, so that you
can show it to Marshall at the parking lot.
Go to the parking lot now.
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Scene: Prosecutor's Office, Underground Parking Lot
Date: February 22
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Angel appears again, and mentions she has a boyfriend in criminal
affairs as well. Er, ok. Now present Gumshoe's letter when you see
Marshall. He'll now allow you to examine the crime scene. It's
strange, however, that a patrolman is in-charge of the case. Isn't a
crime scene usually in charge by detectives?
Talk to him now about the victim, and you'll get the autopsy report.
Check it to find the following details:
Name of deceased: Bruce Goodman (36)/ Male
Date and time of death: February 21, between 4:00pm and 5:30pm
Cause of death: Loss of blood from chest wound.
Assessment: Wound was caused by a 12cm knife. A single stab wound was
found.
Marshall also tells you that Goodman and Lana only worked on a case
before a few years back, and are not closely related. So, there seems
to be no motive.
Now, talk to him about himself, and ask why a patrolman like him is
in charge of the crime scene of such a high profile case. He reveals
that he used to be a detective until two years ago. He also mentions
that the police are short-handed, which was why he was assigned.
Short-handed? How about Gumshoe, who has nothing to do?
Now, head to the right screen to finally be able to examine the stuff
here:
1. A cellphone is found on the ground. Check it out when given a
choice to.
This will bring out a cool scene of "evidence self-selection". Rotate
the phone till you can examine the side of it. This will open the cover
of the phone. The display button is still on the redial button.
Now, examine the blue redial button on the phone. You'll now make a
redial. Amazingly, a phone rang to the tune of the Steel Samurai theme
song just as you made the call. Seems like someone is calling Ema's
phone at the same time. Before you can get through to the other party,
however, you're interrupted by Marshall. He reveals that the phone
belongs to Lana.
You can now add the phone to your Court Record. It states that the
last call was made at 5:18pm on the day of murder.
2. The trunk of Edgeworth's car has a note. It says "6-7S 12/2". The
top right corner has a printed name which says "Goodman". It looks
"somewhat" like this badly drawn diagram:
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| Goodman |
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| 6-7S |
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| 12/2 |
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Victim's note added to Court Record.
Now, talk to Marshall about Lana, and it seems that he and Lana used
to "have a past".
Ask about "office atmosphere" now. He reveals that of the rumors
about Edgeworth's fixing evidences, etc., all these can be traced to
one source - Lana. It seems that Gumshoe is also taken off the case
because he was close to Edgeworth.
Now, go through the conversation with Ema, and you'll find out that
at 5:18pm, after the time of crime, Lana actually called Ema, which
was why Ema's phone rang just now. Ema reveals that Lana hung up right
away after she called.
This information is now updated to the cell phone in your Court
Record.
End of Day 1. Save your game now.
DAY 2 - TRIAL FORMER
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Scene: District Court, Defendant Lobby No. 2
Date: February 23, 9:34am
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Go through the conversation. You realise this is the first case you're
doing with a Fey helping you. Well, at least you've Ema.
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Scene: District Court, Courtroom No. 9
Date: February 23, 10:00am
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Edgeworth calls Angel to the stands. Apparently, until two years ago,
Angel was a special investigator with the police. She was a first-rate
homicide detective. "Cough-up Queen Angel Starr" was her nickname.
Because of her unique status, she's given the chance to do the
detective's summary that Gumshoe usually does.
Angel uses the map of the parking lot to describe the crime. The lot
at the prosecutor's office is divided into two blocks. "A Block" is
for the prosecutor's office personnel. "B Block" is for visitors and
clients. A chain divider separates the two blocks. The crime took
place by a car in the back of "A Block", in the car's trunk. The
killer stabbed the victim with a knife and went to drive the body out.
Unfortunately for her, there was a witness, and an arrest was made on
the spot. The witness was, of course, Angel herself.
Parking lot floor plans added to the Court Record.
ANGEL'S TESTIMONY 1
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She mentions that she always knew that a day like this would come. She
was on her way to deliver a lunchbox to her boyfriend, when she sensed
something. Through a wire fence, she saw Lana standing next to a
garish car. She was holding a knife in her right hand. Then, she
thrusted the knife into Goodman's chest.
ANGEL'S CROSS-EXAMINATION 1
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Press the first sentence. It seems she's also not a fan of
prosecutors. In fact, she hints that Goodman was killed because he
"knew too much". She also reveals that she was fired from her job
because of prosecutors.
Press the sentence about delivering a lunchbox to her boyfriend to
confirm that it's the security guard boyfriend, not, er, "that"
boyfriend of "the other" boyfriend. She also confirms that the
security room is in "A Block". As you've examined earlier, the room is
on the second level, and you can see everything from there. She also
reveals that she parks in "B Block" when she delivers lunch.
When she mentions about the wire fence, press, and she confirms that
she was less than 30 feet when she was Lana, so she was certain it was
her.
She also presents a photograph now. It shows Lana just behind
Edgeworth's car, having her left hand on the trunk, and her right hand
in the pocket of her trenchcoat. Angel says that at the moment she
witnessed the crime, her reflexes took over, and she took a picture.
Crime photo added to Court Record.
When Angel says that Lana was holding a knife in her right hand,
present the photo that Angel just presented - in this, which Angel
took "at the moment she witnessed the crime", Lana wasn't holding a
knife.
Edgeworth objects, and says that the photo wasn't taken after the
stabbing. If you look at the photo carefully, you should notice some
stains on Lana's coat. Although the photo is black and white, the
stains could well be blood splatters.
When given a choice, raise an objection. Angel merely apologises for
the confusion because she may be "slightly unclear".
Back to the photo. It shows that Lana was wearing gloves, so it seems
that the murder was premeditated. The judge will ask Angel to add this
into her testimony.
Now, as with all previous cases, whenever a new statement is added to
the testimony, you should be able to get something out of it. Angel
claims that the crime is premedidated, so you'll want to prove her
otherwise to earn some points for Lana. present Edgeworth's knife when
Angel says this statement - if the murder is premedidated, why didn't
Lana bring her own knife?
Just when you think you've turned the tide, Edgeworth will tell you
that whether the crime is premedidated or not, it doesn't remove the
fact that Lana killed the victim.
Time for round two.
ANGEL'S TESTIMONY 2
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Angel isn't giving up. She still wants to prove that Lana has intended
to kill Goodman. That's why she called the victim to the prosecutor's
office. She's sure Lana had a grudge against Goodman. She also
mentions that Lana stabbed the victim again and again.
ANGEL'S CROSS-EXAMINATION 2
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The contradiction is obvious for this one. When she says Lana stabbed
the victim again and again, present the autopsy report - a single
wound was stated in the report.
This is when Angel says that she mistook something for blood. It seems
that when Lana lifted her knife, Angel thought she saw blood at her
breasts, presumably splattered from the victim. Which is why she
thought Lana must have stabbed Goodman at least twice.
The judge will ask her to testify what she saw that made her thought
it was blood. She now testifies that Lana's red muffler looked like
blood to her.
Present the photo that Angel took on this statement - the photo shows
that Lana wasn't wearing any muffler. Angel then says that it was
there, something red, and she doesn't look like lying.
Anyhow, round three.
ANGEL'S TESTIMONY 3
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Angel says that Lana tried to run behind a partition off to her side.
Angel then quickly arrested Lana on the spot. It was then that Lana
mentioned about the muffler, which "confused" Angel. Lana tried to
escape, but "resistance is futile".
ANGEL'S CROSS-EXAMINATION 3
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When she says she quickly arrested Lana, press her for more details.
It seems that between Angel and Lana, there was a chain link fence.
Angel claims she went over the fence to arrest Lana, but that means
she couldn't have gotten to Lana as quickly as she claimed, especially
when the fence was about nine feet high.
Press about the muffler statement. It seems Lana wasn't exactly
talking to Angel when she said "muffler". She was talking on the
phone. Ask further. Apparently, Lana first attempted to use the phone
hanging on the wall, but the phone was out of order.
The cell phone in the Court Record is now updated with the new info
about "muffler". Meanwhile, Lana's attempt to use the phone on the
wall was added to the testimony.
Press this statement now. Angel will use the floor plans to explain.
Lana ran behind the partition, and picked up the emergency phone on
the wall. The phone was out of order, so she pulled out her own cell
phone out of her pocket. It was during this time that Angel climbed
over the fence and arrested Lana. It was then that Lana hung her
phone.
Now, present the floor plans on this sentence - from where Angel
claims she was, she'd never be able to see Lana using the emergency
phone, because she'd be blocked by a 6 feet high partition. It's also
revealed that Edgeworth and Lana were responsible for kicking Angel
out of the force two years ago.
As you claim that Angel is lying, Edgeworth will now ask you exactly
what lie did she tell the court. Select "where she was it".
Now, you'll have to show on the floor plans where did Angel actually
see the Lana using the emergencu phone. Point to the security room,
then present - she was delivering lunch to her boyfriend, it's
understandable that she has to be at some point in the security room.
Moreover, the security room is the only place where she could have an
view of the entire parking lot.
Now, when asked what difference does it make for Angel to see the
crime from the security room or from "B Block", select "distance to
the crime" - it'll be revealed that if Angel was to run towards Lana
after she saw the crime, she wouldn't be able to use the shortest
route available, because it was blocked by a locked door. She'd have
to make a detour to reach "B Block", before climbing over the fence to
get to Lana - a process that'd take about five minutes.
Watch through the conversation, then raise an objection when asked to
- five minutes are more than enough for any criminal to flee the
scene.
The judge will now agree that Angel has a personal grudge against
Lana, and will want to adjourn the court for further investigations.
This is when Angel fights back with one more testimony. She claims
she has decisive evidence.
ANGEL'S TESTIMONY 4
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SHe mentions that she should have mentioned the five minute blank.
But now, she presents the victim's shoe. Two types of blood was found
on the shoe. One was the victim's. The other was Lana's. This shoe is
the decisive evidence.
Edgeworth objects to the evidence on grounds that it wasn't approved,
but Angel fights back with the reply that she had the shoe tested by
a forensics team from the police, so it was approved.
Victim's shoe added to Court Record.
Examine the shoe now to find that there's blood traces at the bottom
of the shoe as well. This is an important clue.
ANGEL'S CROSS-EXAMINATION 3
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Press about the blood test when she says that one of the types of
blood found on the shoe belongs to Lana - it's impossible narrow a
blood sample down to an individual. Angel then says the forensics team
was in no doubt that the blood belongs to Lana, so she didn't proceed
with the DNA test.
Now, when she says the shoe is decisive evidence, press. This is when
Ema asks do you have a problem with the shoe. You'll now have to
agree whether there is, select "there's a problem".
The judge will ask you to point out where the problem is. Point to the
blood stains at the bottom of the shoe and present.
Edgeworth now asks what is contradictory about this. Present the crime
photo - if the bottom of the victim's shoe is covered in blood, isn't
it strange that no bloody footprints were found at the scene of crime?
So, why aren't there footprints?
Edgeworth now brings us back to Angel's testimony about apprenhending
Lana, about how Lana knocked down some oil drums. Edgeworth asks
whether the oil drums are empty. Angel replies that the oil drums are
brimming with water.
Edgeworth then explains that the reason Lana knocked down the oil
drums was to wash the footprints away.
As the judge prepares to declare the guilty verdict now that you've
no ammos, Ema says that Angel could be lying about the water since
she's on the prosecution's side. Angel then interrupts the judge -
she doesn't like to be associated with the prosecutors!
This is when she presents yet another photo, one that shows the
victim's body in the trunk. Ema quickly asks you to look at the
asphalt in the photo - it's clearly wet. So it seems the water theory
is true afterall.
As you prepare to give up, Mia contacts you again. She tells you not
to throw in the towel regardless of whether the asphalt is wet or not.
She asks you to take a good look at the photograph. There's a clear
contradiction there.
You'll object the judge as he prepares to declare the verdict again.
You'll talk about the last photo. The judge will ask you what's the
problem with the photo. Point to the car's exhaust pipe present -
Edgeworth now observes that something is poking out of the car's
muffler, and he explains that "muffler" can also be used to explain
as the pipe of a car's exhaust system.
The thing sticking out of the car's muffler appears to be a piece of
cloth. The judge will ask you why this muffler is important to the
case. Present Lana's cell phone - the word "muffler" was overheard
when Lana was using this phone. If the "muffler" that Lana mentioned
is the car's muffler, then this piece of cloth is vital evidence.
The judge will now give a 30-minute recess.
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Scene: District Court, Defendant Lobby No. 2
Date: February 23, 11:56am
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Go through the conversation with Ema and Marshall. Marshall brings up
the issue on "mufflers" again, and it seems he's quite adamant that he
saw Lana wearing a red muffler on the day of the crime. This
contradicts Angel's crime photo, but Marshall has no reason to lie to
you. Where did the muffler go then?
You'll get the answer when you return to the court for the afternoon
session of the trial.
DAY 2 - TRIAL LATTER
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Scene: District Court, Courtroom No. 9
Date: February 23, 12:32pm
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This session introduces the district chief of police, Damon Gant.
He brings over the red muffler that belongs to Lana, and predictably,
it was found stuck in the car's, er, muffler. Gant also presents a
switchblade knife in the process.
Watch Gant embarrasses Edgeworth, then take over when Gant hands over
the switchblade to you. Watch the cool "evidence self-selection"
again, and you'll go into the scientific investigation screen. Rotate
the blade until you can see a small tag on it, then examine the tag.
The tag says: "SL-9 2". Does it look familiar to you?
Now, point to the trigger and examine it. This will trigger the
blade. The tip of the blade is broken off. There's also a dark red
stain on the tip. This blade is found wrapped in Lana's muffler when
the muffler was found in the exhaust pipe.
Switchblade knife added to the Court Record.
The judge will then ask Gant to testify, since Edgeworth isn't very
happy with the police force for failing to find such an important
piece of evidence at the crime scene.
GANT'S TESTIMONY 1
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Gant says that the switchblade knife is special, even though he isn't
sure how - unless there's evidence to prove a connection between this
knife and Goodman. He also mentions that the day of the crime was a
bad day for them, because a detective was killed at the police
department. The time that the detective was killed was 5:15pm.
Uncanny, huh? But since it's not officially linked to this case, he
doesn't want to talk about it.
GANT'S CROSS-EXAMINATION 1
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Two murders, same time, same date, different places - what're the
odds?
Anyway, when Gant says unless there's evidence to prove a connection,
present the victim's note - yes, it says "6-7S 12/2", but if you look
at it upside, it actually says "2/21 SL-9"! Now, isn't "SL-9" the
same as what's written on the switchblade's tag? When Goodman was
writing this note, he was holding the paper upside down, which misled
your early attempt to read it.
Gant now reveals that the switchblade was evidence in a case. It was
stolen from the department's evidence room.
Press this statement. Gant reveals that the switchblade was stolen on
the day of the current murder. Edgeworth probes further to find out
that it's also a murder weapon in another case that has been solved
long ago.
When Gant mentions about a detective being killed at the police
department, press him. He reveals that they've just arrested the
suspect for the police department murder case. But, as it is, there's
still a lot of unanswered questions. He asks for your help. You agree
on the condition that he gives you the relevant data.
Now, he'll only give you one information. Select "how the victim was
killed". He replies "stabbing", which is exactly the same as Lana's
case. He'll mention that there're more similarities between the two
cases, but he won't tell you what, for now. You'll need to press
harder.
NOTE: You don't actually need to do this step, but there's no harm
learning more about the case.
Go back to the same statement and press again. This time, ask him
"where was the victim found". Gant can't tell you where the body was
found, but he reveals that the crime took place in the evidence room
at the police department. This is the connection between the two
cases: police department murder took place in evidence room
switchblade found wrapped in Lana's muffler while being slotted into
Edgeworth's car's exhaust pipe was stolen from evidence room.
Looks like you've gotten yourself another case to fight!
Now, when Gant says there's no connection between the cases, press
him. You'll now tell him the connection. This will cause Gant to
reveal more information. He mentions that he'll cooperate, but he
can't reveal the name of the victim.
Press this statement now. You'll be given a choice of what you can
get out of him. Ask for the victim's division, and he'll tell you
the victim's department is Criminal Affairs, Division 1 - the
detectives responsbile for homicide cases. Hmm, Goodman was in
homicide as well.
Press the same statement again. Now, ask for the victim's gender.
It's a guy.
NOTE: Again, you don't need to do the previous two steps, but if you
want to know about the victim, you should.
Now, same statement again, press for the victim's ID number. He tells
you it's "5842189". Now, isn't this the same as Goodman's ID number???
The judge will now ask whether the ID number tells you anything.
Select "that tells me something!". Next, present Goodman's ID - the
two ID numbers are identical! In other words, the detective who was
killed in the police department's evidence room was Goodman as well!
"Two" Bruce Goodman, "both" killed at the same time, but at different
places? How's that possible?
It's Gant's show now. Remember Meekins, the patrolman who tried to
deliver a report to Edgeworth yesterday, but got a tongue-lashing
instead? Well, he was delivering this information. It was Edgeworth
who brushed this information aside without even looking.
Now, since the evidence wasn't accepted by Edgeworth, it can only be
accepted, according to the evidence law, when it's proven to have a
connection with the current case. Gant used you!
Now, if Goodman was already killed in the evidence room, he couldn't
have been killed at the parking lot. Still, both Edgeworth and you
will need to gather more clues. The judge will therefore grant one
further day for this trial.
Finally, the trial is over for the day, but the day isn't over yet.
DAY 2 - INVESTIGATION
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Scene: Wright and Co. Law Offices
Date: February 23, 2:15pm