Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth/Turnabout Visitor/Part 1-1 - Beginning: Difference between revisions

You can now freely walk around Edgeworth's office. Examine the revolver that the murderer dropped. Gumshoe recognises it as the guns used by the precinct. Receive the logic '''Revolver'''.

Now, walk over to the dead body and examine it. You will enter a subscreen that allows you a closer look at the crime scene. Examine the black object next to the body. Looks like the victim is Detective Buddy Faith. Receive the logic '''Victim was a detective'''. Now examine the body itself. The victim was shot dead through his abdomen. The body was found at 2:05 AM by Edgeworth. Receive '''Crime Scene Notes''' which will be stored in the organizer, which Edgeworth will introduce you to. Examine the toppled files at the top of the screen. Looks like there was a fight here. Receive logic '''Signs of a Struggle'''.

Now go to the logic screen and connect '''Revolver''' with '''Victim was a detective'''. Since the revolver is assigned to the detectives of the precinct and the victim is a detective, that means the gun was the victim's! Further examination of the body reveals an empty gun holster! The '''Victim's Revolver''' will be added to the organizer. Examine the barrel of the gun. Looks like only one shot was fired from this gun. Suddenly, someone bursts into the room. He looks like the murderer! After wrongly accusing Edgeworth and Gumshoe of killing "Jim", which is what he calls his partner Buddy Faith, he introduces himself as Jacques Portsman. After some more conversation, he will request that the officer dusting the framed jacket to take some pictures of him.

Now you can examine the framed jacket that the officer was dusting. Immediately upon close-up Edgeworth will notice a contradiction! He will now introduce you to the deduce function. Point at the bullet hole on the frame and press the deduce function, then present the '''Victim's Revolver'''. Only one bullet was shot from the gun, so how is there two bullet holes at the crime scene? There could only be '''Another handgun'''! Edgeworth will then remove the frame and behind it is a secret safe! '''Secret Safe''' will be added to the organizer. Examine the panel on the safe. Looks like someone used it and wiped the fingerprints clean! You will get a new logic '''Wiped fingerprints''', and the '''Secret Safe''' will be updated in the organizer.

Go into Logic mode and connect '''The killer's goal''' with '''Wiped Fingerprints'''. Since the fingerprints on the safe was wiped off, the murderer might be trying to steal something! Receive the logic '''Motive: Theft (?)'''. Now connect '''Signs of a struggle''' with '''Motive: Theft (?)'''. The mess of files might be the result of the killer searching the files, not a struggle between the killer and the victim! Gumshoe will rearrange the files with the help of Portsman. Now deduce the bullethole in the bottom right of the files. Present '''Crime Scene Notes'''. The victim is shot in the abdomen, and he was standing at the time based on the bloody handprints, so the bullethole couldn't have been there! When prompted, select '''The order of the files'''. The files must have been arranged wrongly at the time of the crime. However, Edgeworth will claim that the files are arranged as he left it, even though the name of the files are in the wrong order. So that means the files are arranged incorrectly at the time of the murder! After rearranging the files, looks like our assumption was right! You will receive the logic '''Files in dissaray'''. However, there will be another thing that will catch your eye. Examine the bloody files at the bottom right previously concealed by the body. On the files there is the word Gumshoe written in blood! Not only that, one of the files is stolen! '''Stolen File''' will be added to the organizer.