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Also before the trial, there's a hint that you knew Miles before. And on the trial, the running gag for Miles is getting people to present themselves by name and occupation. For example, the witness goofs around until Miles blow his temper. That's how it normally works. | Also before the trial, there's a hint that you knew Miles before. And on the trial, the running gag for Miles is getting people to present themselves by name and occupation. For example, the witness goofs around until Miles blow his temper. That's how it normally works. | ||
For people who recently own PC, PS5, Xboxone or Nintendo Switch, Maya who is your assistant will refer you as Phoenix Wright for only this trial before referring him as "Nick" from Larry at the end of this turnabout. This is from the Ace Attorney Trilogy HD. | |||
==White's Testimony: Witness's Account== | ==White's Testimony: Witness's Account== | ||
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==The Wiretapping: Cross-examination== | ==The Wiretapping: Cross-examination== | ||
'''Press''' him on all statements. This doesn’t look good. Phoenix doesn’t have anything to catch him on. The judge asks Phoenix if he wants to give up, and reluctantly Phoenix agrees. | '''Press''' him on all statements. This doesn’t look good. Phoenix doesn’t have anything to catch him on. The judge asks Phoenix if he wants to give up, and reluctantly Phoenix agrees. | ||
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==What | ==What really happened== | ||
[[Image:PWAA_reddwhiteblow.png|right|frame]] | [[Image:PWAA_reddwhiteblow.png|right|frame]] | ||
About 15 years ago, a case known as the "DL-6 Incident" involved the police using a spirit medium to identify a murderer. The suspect was found innocent, however. The medium's involvement was somehow leaked to the papers, and so she was considered a fraud and was ridiculed by the nation, forcing her to disappear from the public eye. | About 15 years ago, a case known as the "DL-6 Incident" involved the police using a spirit medium to identify a murderer. The suspect was found innocent, however. The medium's involvement was somehow leaked to the papers, and so she was considered a fraud and was ridiculed by the nation, forcing her to disappear from the public eye. | ||
Years later, Mia Fey, the medium's daughter, became interested in the case and left her mountain home to investigate. She eventually learned from Marvin Grossberg, her mentor, that it was Redd White, founder and CEO of Bluecorp, that had leaked the case to the press. Mia started to investigate | Years later, Mia Fey, the medium's daughter, became interested in the case and left her mountain home to investigate. She eventually learned from Marvin Grossberg, her mentor, that it was Redd White, founder and CEO of Bluecorp, that had leaked the case to the press. Mia started to investigate Redd. | ||
Eventually, Redd White himself became suspicious of Mia, so he devised a plan with one of his employees, April May, to place a wiretap in Mia's office to see if he was right. They both then moved to the Gatewater Hotel, so April could place the wiretap in the office, which was across the street. The window of the rented room had a clear view of the room of Mia's office. | Eventually, Redd White himself became suspicious of Mia, so he devised a plan with one of his employees, April May, to place a wiretap in Mia's office to see if he was right. They both then moved to the Gatewater Hotel, so April could place the wiretap in the office, which was across the street. The window of the rented room had a clear view of the room of Mia's office. | ||
One week later, a phone call confirmed White's suspicion — Mia was trying to put him behind bars! So at 9:00 PM, he went to the Fey & Co. Law Offices to take the evidence from Mia. White grabbed "The Thinker", where the evidence was hidden, and slammed Mia's head with it, killing her, believing that death was the only way to | One week later, a phone call confirmed White's suspicion — Mia was trying to put him behind bars! So at 9:00 PM, he went to the Fey & Co. Law Offices to take the evidence from Mia. White grabbed "The Thinker", where the evidence was hidden, and slammed Mia's head with it, killing her, believing that death was the only way to shut Mia up forever. White broke the glass light stand (which was bought the day before) in the process of the murder, but not before recognizing it. White then wrote Maya's name on the receipt for the light stand with Mia's blood (he learned Maya's name from the phone call) and left the office with the evidence. | ||
Back in the Gatewater Hotel, April ordered two ice coffees around the same time as the murder. Once Maya and Phoenix arrived, she then called the police, volunteering to pin the blame on Maya, Mia's sister.{{-}} | Back in the Gatewater Hotel, April ordered two ice coffees around the same time as the murder. Once Maya and Phoenix arrived, she then called the police, volunteering to pin the blame on Maya, Mia's sister.{{-}} | ||
==Epilogue== | ==Epilogue== | ||
Mia asks you to come to the office later that evening. When you arrive at the law offices, you will find Maya waiting for you. She tells you that Mia left her a note that tells her to "take care of Phoenix". The office now becomes Wright & Co. Law Offices, and Maya will stay on to help you out. | Mia asks you to come to the office later that evening. When you arrive at the law offices, you will find Maya waiting for you. She tells you that Mia left her a note that tells her to "take care of Phoenix". The office now becomes Wright & Co. Law Offices, and Maya will stay on to help you out. | ||
Mia then appears (in spirit) and tells you she will be watching you. | Mia then appears (in spirit) and tells you she will be watching you. | ||
The next case involving fiction | The next case involving fiction verse reality will test your mettle against the good guys and the bad guys. | ||
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