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==My Perfect Alibi: Cross Examination== | ==My Perfect Alibi: Cross Examination== | ||
'''Press every statement''' Unfortunately, the Judge has heard enough. It's clear that he was away when the murder took place. Apollo thinks hard about the case. Then he realizes something. They are all just spectators inside of Mr. Reus's illusion. Apollo rethinks the case and then tells the Judge that we've been taking a key assumption for granted this whole time: '''the culprit was on-scene'''. Apollo believes that Mr. Reus killed the man without actually being there at the crime scene. Prosecutor Sahdmadhi tries to fight back, claiming the shadow they saw clearly belongs to the culprit. But Apollo thinks differently. He thinks the shadow belongs to someone else. The Judge asks you to point out what caused this shadow in the show footage. '''Pause''' at the part when '''Mr. Hat disappears in a puff of smoke''' and '''point at the shadow on the wall'''. (This may be tricky) The first shadow belongs to Mr. Hat, says Trucy. However the second shadow doesn't belong to Mr. Hat. | '''Press every statement''' Unfortunately, the Judge has heard enough. It's clear that he was away when the murder took place. Apollo thinks hard about the case. Then he realizes something. They are all just spectators inside of Mr. Reus's illusion. Apollo rethinks the case and then tells the Judge that we've been taking a key assumption for granted this whole time: '''the culprit was on-scene'''. Apollo believes that Mr. Reus killed the man without actually being there at the crime scene. Prosecutor Sahdmadhi tries to fight back, claiming the shadow they saw clearly belongs to the culprit. But Apollo thinks differently. He thinks the shadow belongs to someone else. | ||
The Judge asks you to point out what caused this shadow in the show footage. '''Pause''' at the part when '''Mr. Hat disappears in a puff of smoke''' and '''point at the shadow on the wall'''. (This may be tricky) The first shadow belongs to Mr. Hat, says Trucy. However, the second shadow doesn't belong to Mr. Hat. To spell it out, go frame by frame until you see a shadow moving up on the left side of the coffin. This is for the people who are new to this game. | |||
===The Second Shadow=== | ===The Second Shadow=== | ||
