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== Cross-Examination: The Embodiment of Justice == | == Cross-Examination: The Embodiment of Justice == | ||
'''Press''' the '''fourth statement'''. Fulbright will describe the evidence against Athena in more detail. | '''Press''' the '''fourth statement'''. Fulbright will describe the evidence against Athena in more detail. Ask him about '''the number of prints''' to add a new statement. | ||
* Three prints were on the lighter: the thumb, index, and the middle fingers of a right hand! | * Three prints were on the lighter: the thumb, index, and the middle fingers of a right hand! | ||
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Because of the photographer's photo and the footage of the outside corridor, Blackquill was arrested a few hours later. He claimed he murdered Dr. Cykes (in order to "cover" for Athena), and due to a combination of strong evidence and governmental pressure on the case, he was declared Guilty. Athena tried to convince everyone otherwise, but no one believed her power. This verdict infected the wound that opened the previous year, when Phoenix Wright was disbarred for forging evidence, and ushered the Dark Age of Law. The incident became known as the UR-1 Incident. | Because of the photographer's photo and the footage of the outside corridor, Blackquill was arrested a few hours later. He claimed he murdered Dr. Cykes (in order to "cover" for Athena), and due to a combination of strong evidence and governmental pressure on the case, he was declared Guilty. Athena tried to convince everyone otherwise, but no one believed her power. This verdict infected the wound that opened the previous year, when Phoenix Wright was disbarred for forging evidence, and ushered the Dark Age of Law. The incident became known as the UR-1 Incident. | ||
In the aftermath of the case, Aura Blackquill started hating both Athena Cykes and the court system in general. Athena decided to study analytical psychology in order to help Simon, and the spy remained free. | |||
Six years after the UR-1 Incident, the phantom murdered Detective Bobby Fulbright and took his place in order to retrieve the psych profile from the convicted Blackquill, but failed. Around the same time, Phoenix Wright return to practicing law. | Six years after the UR-1 Incident, the phantom murdered Detective Bobby Fulbright and took his place in order to retrieve the psych profile from the convicted Blackquill, but failed. Around the same time, Phoenix Wright return to practicing law. | ||
Seven years after the incident, the HAT-2 Launch was planned for liftoff, until Director Yuri Cosmos recieved a threatening call from the spy, warning him of the incoming incident at the Space Center. Cosmos enlisted Clay Terran's help to keep Starbuck's fear at bay and prevent danger to the astronauts. The "launch" was to happen in Launch Pad 2, now known as the Space Museum, and the real rocket would be in Launch Pad 1. Terran drugged Starbuck in order the prevent him from telling where they really were. | Seven years after the incident, the HAT-2 Launch was planned for liftoff, until Director Yuri Cosmos recieved a threatening call from the spy, warning him of the incoming incident at the Space Center. Cosmos enlisted Clay Terran's help to keep Starbuck's fear at bay and prevent danger to the astronauts. The "launch" was to happen in Launch Pad 2, now known as the Space Museum, and the real rocket would be in Launch Pad 1. The night before the launch, Athena snuck into the Space Center but passed out when she saw her mother's jacket. | ||
The day of the launch, the police were all over the Space Center due to the bomb warning. Included, were Candice Arme and "Fulbright". Terran drugged Starbuck in order the prevent him from telling where they really were before entering the Space Museum. He then carried both Starbuck and the Hope Capsule to Boarding Lounge 1 when the bombs went off. | |||
Fulbright ordered Aura to lower the emergency ladder on the robotics lab. Then, he went to Boarding Lounge 1, and stabbed Terran with an utility knife through his space suit, killing him. Aura Blackquill herself witnessed this, although she only saw a dark figure with a knife and a lighter. Terran's oxygen tank broke in the process. | |||
At the same time, Director Cosmos arrived at the lounge, only to be shot at by Fulbright (how looked like a dark figure in the dark lounge still) with a transformable .10 caliber gun-lighter. Fulbright then escaped into the Space Museum Corridor. Cosmos then entered the lounge and switched the launch pads, now knowing someone was there. Afterwards, Arme arrived and fired two shots: one hit the screen and the other hit Cosmos's medal. While the launch pads were switching, Fulbright made a leap to the emergency ladder in order to avoid the security camera in Boarding Lounge 2, which captured Athena Cykes later. | |||
Starbuck was arrested for the bombing and the murder and taken to trial. Before his trial, Ted Tonate ended up killing Detective Arme, but the spy stole the remote switch for the HH-3000 Bomb to blow up Courtroom No. 4, alongside the Hope Capsule and the moon rock, in the middle of his trial. Meanwhile, Apollo Justice started sensing a tell from Athena whenever they talked about the case, which led him to suspect her and wear bandages to not percieve her tells. Juniper Woods was arrested for the bombing, but Phoenix Wright managed to get her acquitted. Justice then took a leave of absence. | |||
Fulbright acted strangely during the investigation prior to Starbuck's second trial day, and after Director Cosmos confessed to switching the launch pads, Fulbright came in with a forged, decisive piece of evidence: his bloodstained lighter with "Athena's" prints. (Which were actually Terran's, planted by him during the investigation) | |||
== Trial ended == | == Trial ended == | ||
