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On the '''fourth statement''', | On the '''fourth statement''', pinpoint '''surprise'''. Cosmos should've been surprised that the killer just vanished into thin air, but why didn't he? Does he actually know where the killer is going? You brought up that when Cosmos went to check on Mr. Terran and Starbuck the killer could've taken that opportunity to slip out through the southern door. But it was quickly shot down because Detective Arme was there. So why isn't Cosmos surprised that the killer disappeared? | ||
On the '''sixth statement''' pinpoint '''sadness'''. Why is Cosmos scared of the launch pad door? There's something about the launch pad that Cosmos isn't telling us. Cosmos isn't surprised that the killer suddenly vanished, which means that he knows there the killer escaped to, talking about the launch pad door also makes him uneasy. Select and present the '''Launch Pad 1 Corridor'''. It's supposed to be filled with smoke, but this is the only thing that make sense. There must be something more that Cosmos is hiding from us. | |||
Present '''Solomon Starbuck'''. The killer used Starbuck's hand print to get through the Launch Pad 1 Door. Cosmos is definitely hiding something about the killer's escape route, but we don't have enough information to get the whole picture. The judge asked if we can just look at the security footage video, but the power cables were damaged, probably from the explosion. | |||
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On the ''' | On the '''fourth statement''' pinpoint '''surprise'''. Of course Cosmos would be surprised when Detective Arme suddenly came in and shot at him, but why was he more surprised by Detective Arme coming in than him getting shot by Arme? When prompted, choose '''More surprised when Arme came'''. His noise level went down to 30, which means that he is hiding something about the launch pad door. You suggested that if he did something to the door, there must be a difference between before and after he came to the room. Select and present '''knob on the far left'''. After the incident the knob was straight, and before it was horizontal. What does this knob do? That knob is a safety lock to keep the launch pad in place. Cosmos claimed that he moved it because he was scared that there would be more explosions. So where did the killer go to? There is still a lot of smoke in the corridor. | ||
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On the '''first statement''' | On the '''first statement''' pinpoint '''happiness'''. Cosmos made it sound like he was reluctant so why does he express some happiness? Cosmos asked how you know everything as if you were there. You replied with considering everything it sounds like he has some hidden agenda. Cosmos replied with how do you know about that too? Blackquill said that Launch Pad 1 was on the Boarding Lounge 1 side after the bombing, the police confirmed this. You insisted that the pad must have gone somewhere since the knob is already turned. What if Cosmos turned the knob, not to move the Launch Pad away, but to bring it back to where it was supposed to be? Blackquill disregards that thought because it already has been proven that the pad was already in place since Cosmos turned the knob after he discovered the scene, but the picture of Mr. Terran and Starbuck came in before the knob. What if they never boarded the rocket...? Choose '''To switch it with another place'''. Cosmos turned the knob to switch the launch pad with another place, but what? Choose '''Space Museum'''. | ||
The Space Museum used to be Launch Pad 2 in the past, so it can be switched with Launch Pad 1 since it has the same features. The rocket Mr. Terran and Starbuck boarded wasn't the real rocket, it was the one in the museum! Anyone can come into the museum. The killer came in through the Space Museum then set the bomb on the rocket, snuck into Boarding Lounge 1 and waited for Mr. Terran and Starbuck to come in and killed Mr. Terran. After killing Mr. Terran, Cosmos switched the launch pads back and the killer left Space Museum. In the footage, there is a number 2 written on it, next to the astronaut's elbow. Choose '''Number two mark next to the astronaut's elbow'''. There's a number 1 painted on the floor of the Launch Pad 1 hallway. Mr. Terran carried Starbuck and the capsule on the elevator since the Space Museum isn't covered in smoke. Why didn't anyone notice? Because everyone was in the basement when it happened. There was an explosion afterall. Cosmos' scooter went rogue and he went through the wall. Two questions: 1, Mr. Terran would know if he was going to the Space Museum so why did he need to put on a dramatic display? 2, why did Cosmos switched the launch pads? Cosmos exercised his right to remain silent, but he was doing what he can so he can save his men from the explosions. Blackquill said that Starbuck will not be going anywhere but prison. Blackquill was tasered and Fulbright appeared. Fulbright came with the lighter that was used by the killer. It has Mr. Terran's blood and the killer's fingerprints on it. The killer must've dropped it. The remote switch found in Starbucks' pocket can be assumed that it was planted by the killer. Fulbright mentioned about tomorrow but was completely shot down by Blackquill. | |||
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Blackquill still insisted that something is wrong. | |name=The Cosmic Turnabout | ||
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Blackquill still insisted that something is wrong. Fulbright read who the fingerprint on the lighter belongs to. Athena Cykes? What?! Why is Athena's fingerprints on it? The mystery continues. | |||
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