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The Judge hints that your opening statement in the last trial is "Youse talkin' to me!?" Does this sound familiar? Also at first, he thinks that you're intimidating but Phoenix tries to convince him that he's not the phony lawyer. | The Judge hints that your opening statement in the last trial is "Youse talkin' to me!?" Does this sound familiar? Also at first, he thinks that you're intimidating but Phoenix tries to convince him that he's not the phony lawyer. | ||
Gumshoe, as usual, is your first witness. He will describe the basic facts | Gumshoe, as usual, is your first witness. He will describe the basic facts to the case. | ||
[[File:PWAA_autopsy.png|right]] | [[File:PWAA_autopsy.png|right]] | ||
*The victim's name was Glen Elg. He was a professional programmer. | *The victim's name was Glen Elg. He was a professional programmer. | ||
*He was on payroll for Blue Screens Inc., a local company. | *He was on a payroll for Blue Screens Inc., a local company. | ||
*This is the victim's autopsy report. ('''Glen's Autopsy Report''' is added to the Court Record.) | *This is the victim's autopsy report. ('''Glen's Autopsy Report''' is added to the Court Record.) | ||
*And here are the floor plans of the restaurant. | *And here are the floor plans of the restaurant. | ||
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*The victim died from poisoning almost immediately after he took a sip of the coffee. | *The victim died from poisoning almost immediately after he took a sip of the coffee. | ||
*At the time of the incident, there were two other people in the restaurant. | *At the time of the incident, there were two other people in the restaurant. | ||
*Jean Armstrong, the owner | *Jean Armstrong, the owner and chef.[[File:PWAAJFA_photo.png|right]] | ||
*And a regular by the name of Mr. Victor Kudo. | *And a regular by the name of Mr. Victor Kudo. | ||
The '''Trés Bien Floor Plans''' will be added to the Court Record. | The '''Trés Bien Floor Plans''' will be added to the Court Record. | ||
You will now hear Gumshoe's first testimony. Before your cross | You will now hear Gumshoe's first testimony. Before your cross examination, the Judge don't want you to use any intimidation tactics. But Phoenix replies that it's not me, convincing the Judge that it's the phony he should be worried about. | ||
==Gumshoe's Testimony: The Incident== | ==Gumshoe's Testimony: The Incident== | ||
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[[File:PWAATaT Apron.png|right]] | [[File:PWAATaT Apron.png|right]] | ||
[[File:PWAATaT Potassium Cyanide.png|right]] | [[File:PWAATaT Potassium Cyanide.png|right]] | ||
'''Press''' on the '''1st statement'''. You say that Maggey testified that there was another man next to him. Godot tells you that this wasn't supported by the chef or the other customer. ''' Press harder'''. Godot will show you the photo of the crime scene. It looks like it was taken from the kitchen entrance. The picture was taken from Armstrong's point of view. It looks kind of clear, sort of. The '''Crime Photo''' will be added to the Court Record. | '''Press''' on the '''1st statement'''. You say that Maggey testified that there was another man next to him. Godot tells you that this wasn't supported by the chef or the other customer. '''Press harder'''. Godot will show you the photo of the crime scene. It looks like it was taken from the kitchen entrance. The picture was taken from Armstrong's point of view. It looks kind of clear, sort of. The '''Crime Photo''' will be added to the Court Record. | ||
'''Press''' on the '''3rd statement'''. Gumshoe says that the poison was powder. '''Press harder''', and you will ask for proof if Glen actually drank the cup. Gumshoe says you're right, but Godot forces him to prove otherwise. Gumshoe shows the victim's cup. It has a coffee stain, showing that Glen indeed drank the cup. Furthermore, the only fingerprints on it were the | '''Press''' on the '''3rd statement'''. Gumshoe says that the poison was powder. '''Press harder''', and you will ask for proof if Glen actually drank the cup. Gumshoe says you're right, but Godot forces him to prove otherwise. Gumshoe shows the victim's cup. It has a coffee stain, showing that Glen indeed drank the cup. Furthermore, the only fingerprints on it were the victim's and the defendant's. The '''Coffee Cup''' is added to the Court Record. If you want to see the "coffee on your face gag" again, its this statement that you'll find it. | ||
'''Press''' on the '''5th statement'''. Gumshoe reluctantly says the motive was to steal a winning lottery ticket worth half a million. '''Press harder'''. Godot will show the ticket itself. He says it was found during Maggey's body search! The '''Victim's Lottery Ticket''' will be added to the Court Record. | '''Press''' on the '''5th statement'''. Gumshoe reluctantly says the motive was to steal a winning lottery ticket worth half-a-million. '''Press harder'''. Godot will show the ticket itself. He says it was found during Maggey's body search! The '''Victim's Lottery Ticket''' will be added to the Court Record. | ||
Godot presents more evidence against Maggey. The apron she was wearing. One thing that catches your eye is what looks like blood on it. Godot however, refers to the coffee stain, which Maggey spilled on herself, and the pocket, which contained the potassium cyanide it even has only Maggey's fingerprints on it! Both the '''Apron''' and the '''Potassium Cyanide''' will be added to the Court Record. | Godot presents more evidence against Maggey. The apron she was wearing. One thing that catches your eye is what looks like blood on it. Godot however, refers to the coffee stain, which Maggey spilled on herself, and the pocket, which contained the potassium cyanide it even has only Maggey's fingerprints on it! Both the '''Apron''' and the '''Potassium Cyanide''' will be added to the Court Record. | ||
What about the blood-stain on the apron? It turns out Godot never noticed the blood-stain nor did he | What about the blood-stain on the apron? It turns out Godot never noticed the blood-stain nor did he heard about it. But it looks obvious! Gumshoe will say it is just ketchup. How could Godot not notice the stain? | ||
Things are already taken a downfall, the evidence, the opportunity, the motive, all are implicating Maggey. Nevertheless, Gumshoe will continue to testify.{{-}} | Things are already taken a downfall, the evidence, the opportunity, the motive, all are implicating Maggey. Nevertheless, Gumshoe will continue to testify.{{-}} | ||
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If the medicine disappeared, then could that mean the victim's prescription was the poison itself? Godot has you read the name of the clinic. "New Ear Otolaryngological Clinic". Otolaryngological? Godot explains that the day before the murder, Glen got into a fight. He took a blow in the side of his head, rupturing his eardrum, so the prescription was actually cream, to be topically applied inside his ear canal not to be ingested. The autopsy report found that Glen did so at his visit at the Trés Bien. So Glen did take his medication. | If the medicine disappeared, then could that mean the victim's prescription was the poison itself? Godot has you read the name of the clinic. "New Ear Otolaryngological Clinic". Otolaryngological? Godot explains that the day before the murder, Glen got into a fight. He took a blow in the side of his head, rupturing his eardrum, so the prescription was actually cream, to be topically applied inside his ear canal not to be ingested. The autopsy report found that Glen did so at his visit at the Trés Bien. So Glen did take his medication. | ||
This is bad when given the choice, '''Push the medication issue'''. If Glen did take the prescription at Trés Bien, where was the cream? This will leave to "Objections!" before Godot's mask burns. It looks like he has nothing! | This is bad, when given the choice, '''Push the medication issue'''. If Glen did take the prescription at Trés Bien, where was the cream? This will leave to "Objections!" before Godot's mask burns. It looks like he has nothing! | ||
Godot is too speechless to call in a next witness, so Gumshoe calls Victor Kudo to the stand, The Judge will call a recess. Close one. | Godot is too speechless to call in a next witness, so Gumshoe calls Victor Kudo to the stand, The Judge will call a recess. Close one. | ||
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'''Present''' the '''Apron''' on that statement. Victor says he hasn't seen it. Finally, you found a mistake. The apron was worn by Maggey the very day of the crime, so if Victor hasn't seen the apron, he would not have seen the waitress in the front! | '''Present''' the '''Apron''' on that statement. Victor says he hasn't seen it. Finally, you found a mistake. The apron was worn by Maggey the very day of the crime, so if Victor hasn't seen the apron, he would not have seen the waitress in the front! | ||
Godot reminds you that there was only one waitress at the restaurant and when she put the poison in the cup and gave it | Godot reminds you that there was only one waitress at the restaurant and when she put the poison in the cup and gave it Glen, Victor was watching. Victor will now testify about what he remembers about seeing Glen. This is only the test of his memory, so you only have to make sure his memory isn't well. | ||
==Victor's Testimony: About the Victim== | ==Victor's Testimony: About the Victim== | ||
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==The Final Showdown: Cross-Examination== | ==The Final Showdown: Cross-Examination== | ||
[[File:PWAATaT Victors Note.png|right]] | [[File:PWAATaT Victors Note.png|right]] | ||
'''Present''' the '''Crime Photo''' at either '''statements 3''' or '''4'''. You can clearly see in the photo that the vase is intact on Glen's table. Victor then remembers that the vase was on HIS table. Victor was the "clumsy idiot" who knock it over when he was startled upon seeing Glen collapse. He demands one more testimony but the judge had enough and ask the bailiff | '''Present''' the '''Crime Photo''' at either '''statements 3''' or '''4'''. You can clearly see in the photo that the vase is intact on Glen's table. Victor then remembers that the vase was on HIS table. Victor was the "clumsy idiot" who knock it over when he was startled upon seeing Glen collapse. He demands for one more testimony but the judge had enough and ask the bailiff escort him out of the courtroom, yelling and screaming. | ||
The judge adjourns | The judge adjourns court for today but he is very intrigued that Victor wanted his testimony to be of use, so he gives you all three copies of '''Victor's Testimony''', which will be added to the Court Record. | ||
This concludes today's court time. | This concludes today's court time. | ||
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