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Episode 1 opens with the murder of a young woman. As the murderer stands over her body holding the murder weapon we discover that he has a plan. He will pin the murder on someone else. | Episode 1 opens with the murder of a young woman. As the murderer stands over her body holding the murder weapon we discover that he has a plan. He will pin the murder on someone else. | ||
==Characters== | |||
===Defendant=== | ===Defendant=== | ||
[[Image:PW larry.png|left]] '''Larry Butz''' | [[Image:PW larry.png|left]] '''Larry Butz''' | ||
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A 22 year old model. She lived by herself in an apartment and had been dating Larry. | A 22 year old model. She lived by herself in an apartment and had been dating Larry. | ||
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===Prosecution lawyer=== | ===Prosecution lawyer=== | ||
[[Image:PW payne.png|left]]'''Winston Payne''' | [[Image:PW payne.png|left]]'''Winston Payne''' | ||
A prosecutor who used to be called "The Rookie Killer", but has since fallen from grace. You only face him in this first case. | A prosecutor who used to be called "The Rookie Killer", but has since fallen from grace. You only face him in this first case. | ||
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A newspaper salesman that claims to have seen Larry kill his supermodel girlfriend. | A newspaper salesman that claims to have seen Larry kill his supermodel girlfriend. | ||
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==Day one== | ==Day one== | ||
In this first case you will spend all your time in Court Room mode. This will help you get familiar with Courtroom proceedings. | |||
In this first case you will spend all your time in Court Room mode. This will help you get familiar with Courtroom proceedings. | |||
===Before the trial=== | ===Before the trial=== | ||
The day will begin with a conversation between Mia (your boss) and Larry (your friend and client). Phoenix will run through the facts of the case as far as he is aware. | The day will begin with a conversation between Mia (your boss) and Larry (your friend and client). Phoenix will run through the facts of the case as far as he is aware. | ||
*The victim, Cindy Stone, was killed inside her apartment. | *The victim, Cindy Stone, was killed inside her apartment. | ||
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Now the trial begins. The Judge express concern about how nervous you look and decided to ask a few questions to establish whether you are capable of defending your client. You must answer these correctly or the Judge will get very annoyed with you. | Now the trial begins. The Judge express concern about how nervous you look and decided to ask a few questions to establish whether you are capable of defending your client. You must answer these correctly or the Judge will get very annoyed with you. | ||
*Please state the name of the defendant in this case. | *Please state the name of the defendant in this case. | ||
**Answer: Larry Butz | **Answer: Larry Butz | ||
*This is a murder trial. Tell me, what's the victim's name? | *This is a murder trial. Tell me, what's the victim's name? | ||
**Answer: Cindy Stone | **Answer: Cindy Stone | ||
*Now, tell me, what was the cause of death? | *Now, tell me, what was the cause of death? | ||
**Answer: Hit with a blunt object | **Answer: Hit with a blunt object | ||
Once the Judge is happy that you are capable the proceedings will continue. | Once the Judge is happy that you are capable the proceedings will continue. | ||
Prosecutor Payne will submit the murder weapon. It is a statue of '''The Thinker'''. The statue will now be added to the Court Record and you can view it at any time. | Prosecutor Payne will submit the murder weapon. It is a statue of '''The Thinker'''. The statue will now be added to the Court Record and you can view it at any time. | ||
Next, Larry will be called to the stand. Payne will inform the court that Cindy had actually dumped Larry, even though Larry believes they were still dating. He tells the court that Cindy had been away in Paris and just returned the day before the murder. '''Cindy’s Passport''' will now be added to the court record. | Next, Larry will be called to the stand. Payne will inform the court that Cindy had actually dumped Larry, even though Larry believes they were still dating. He tells the court that Cindy had been away in Paris and just returned the day before the murder. '''Cindy’s Passport''' will now be added to the court record. | ||
Payne will try to get Larry worked up (which isn’t hard). He asks Larry what he thinks of Cindy now that he is aware that she was cheating on him. Here you will get the option to stop him from answering or let him speak. | Payne will try to get Larry worked up (which isn’t hard). He asks Larry what he thinks of Cindy now that he is aware that she was cheating on him. Here you will get the option to stop him from answering or let him speak. | ||
It doesn’t really matter which you choose as Larry will say whatever he wants to anyway. | It doesn’t really matter which you choose as Larry will say whatever he wants to anyway. | ||
He will ask if Larry was at the victims apartment that day. You will be given the choice whether to let Larry answer honestly or to stop him from answering. Again, it won’t really matter which you choose. Payne has a witness that proves Larry was at Cindy’s apartment on the day of the murder. | He will ask if Larry was at the victims apartment that day. You will be given the choice whether to let Larry answer honestly or to stop him from answering. Again, it won’t really matter which you choose. Payne has a witness that proves Larry was at Cindy’s apartment on the day of the murder. | ||
==Sahwit's Testimony: "Witness's Account"== | ==Sahwit's Testimony: "Witness's Account"== | ||
With witness Frank Sahwit on stand it's time for your first witness testimony. You have to point out the contradictions in his testimony. See [[Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney/Gameplay|Gameplay]] for more information on how to Press and Present during Courtroom mode. | With witness Frank Sahwit on stand it's time for your first witness testimony. You have to point out the contradictions in his testimony. See [[Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney/Gameplay|Gameplay]] for more information on how to Press and Present during Courtroom mode. | ||
{{Phoenix Wright Testimony |char=sahwit |name=Sahwit |subtitle=Witness's Account |testimony=*I was going door-to-door, selling subscriptions when I saw a man fleeing an apartment. | {{Phoenix Wright Testimony |char=sahwit |name=Sahwit |subtitle=Witness's Account |testimony=*I was going door-to-door, selling subscriptions when I saw a man fleeing an apartment. | ||
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*I went to a nearby park and found a public phone. | *I went to a nearby park and found a public phone. | ||
*I remember the time exactly: It was 1:00 PM. | *I remember the time exactly: It was 1:00 PM. | ||
*The man who ran was, without a doubt, the defendant sitting right over there.}} | *The man who ran was, without a doubt, the defendant sitting right over there.}} | ||
Straight after the testimony the Judge will ask why the phone in the apartment wasn’t working. Payne informs the court that there was a blackout in the building that caused her cordless phone to stop working. He presents the '''Blackout Record''' and it is added to the Court Record. If you check the Blackout Record it states that the electricity was out for 12noon until 6pm on the day of the murder. | Straight after the testimony the Judge will ask why the phone in the apartment wasn’t working. Payne informs the court that there was a blackout in the building that caused her cordless phone to stop working. He presents the '''Blackout Record''' and it is added to the Court Record. If you check the Blackout Record it states that the electricity was out for 12noon until 6pm on the day of the murder. | ||
===Cross-examination=== | ===Cross-examination=== | ||
Now it is time to cross-examine. You can press every statement without getting any penalties. You need to find the lie in his testimony and prove it is a lie by presenting evidence from the Court Record. | |||
Press the statement where he mentions the time of the murder. Mia will tell you that this is suspicious. Look at the Autopsy Report in the Court Record. Notice anything contradictory? The victim died between 4pm and 5pm however the witness is saying he found the body at 1pm. Present the Autopsy report while his state about the time is on screen. | |||
Press the statement where he mentions the time of the murder. Mia will tell you that this is suspicious. Look at the Autopsy Report in the Court Record. Notice anything contradictory? The victim died between 4pm and 5pm however the witness is saying he found the body at 1pm. Present the Autopsy report while his state about the time is on screen. | |||
Congratulations. You found your first contradiction in a testimony | Congratulations. You found your first contradiction in a testimony | ||
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==Sahwit's Testimony: "The Time of Discovery"== | ==Sahwit's Testimony: "The Time of Discovery"== | ||
{{Phoenix Wright Testimony |char=sahwit |name=Sahwit |subtitle=The Time of Discovery |testimony=*You see, when I found the body, I heard the time. | {{Phoenix Wright Testimony |char=sahwit |name=Sahwit |subtitle=The Time of Discovery |testimony=*You see, when I found the body, I heard the time. | ||
*There was a voice saying the time... It was probably coming from the television. | *There was a voice saying the time... It was probably coming from the television. | ||
*Oh, but it was three hours off, wasn't it? | *Oh, but it was three hours off, wasn't it? | ||
*I guess the victim must have been watching a video of a taped program! | *I guess the victim must have been watching a video of a taped program! | ||
*That's why I thought it was 1:00 PM!}} | *That's why I thought it was 1:00 PM!}} | ||
===Cross-examination=== | ===Cross-examination=== | ||
After this revised testimony, press his second statement. Mia will step in and say that it sounds fishy. There is no way he could have heard the television. Check the Court Record and present the Blackout Record. The television could not have been on due to the blackout. | |||
After this revised testimony, press his second statement. Mia will step in and say that it sounds fishy. There is no way he could have heard the television. Check the Court Record and present the Blackout Record. The television could not have been on due to the blackout. | |||
Sahwit will testify once again to try and back out of his lies. | Sahwit will testify once again to try and back out of his lies. | ||
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===Cross-examination=== | ===Cross-examination=== | ||
You have to figure out which statement in wrong by yourself this time but it is pretty obvious. He is now saying that the murder weapon is a clock, but we already have the murder weapon, it's the statue of The Thinker. Present the statue to the court against his statement about the murder weapon. | |||
You have to figure out which statement in wrong by yourself this time but it is pretty obvious. He is now saying that the murder weapon is a clock, but we already have the murder weapon, it's the statue of The Thinker. Present the statue to the court against his statement about the murder weapon. | |||
He is sure that the statue is a clock and Payne confirms this claim. Statue will be updated in the Court Record. When the neck is tilted it says the time aloud and this is how Sahwit heard the time that day. At this point the Judge will ask you if you have any problems with the witness’ testimony. How could Sahwit know that the statue was actually a clock? We only discovered this after inspecting it a little closer and Sahwit testified that he never entered the apartment. He must be lying. Choose Yes to the Judge’s question. | He is sure that the statue is a clock and Payne confirms this claim. Statue will be updated in the Court Record. When the neck is tilted it says the time aloud and this is how Sahwit heard the time that day. At this point the Judge will ask you if you have any problems with the witness’ testimony. How could Sahwit know that the statue was actually a clock? We only discovered this after inspecting it a little closer and Sahwit testified that he never entered the apartment. He must be lying. Choose Yes to the Judge’s question. | ||
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==Solving the case== | ==Solving the case== | ||
You almost have him now, it seems he was in the apartment on the day of the murder. However, Sahwit states that you can’t prove that the clock was 3 hours slow on the day of the murder. The Judge says that without being able to prove that the clock was slow that day he’ll have to let Sahwit leave. | You almost have him now, it seems he was in the apartment on the day of the murder. However, Sahwit states that you can’t prove that the clock was 3 hours slow on the day of the murder. The Judge says that without being able to prove that the clock was slow that day he’ll have to let Sahwit leave. | ||
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Sit back and watch as you win the first case! | Sit back and watch as you win the first case! | ||
==After the trial== | ==After the trial== | ||
After Larry is found Not Guilty he looks terribly sad and disappointed. He believes that Cindy didn’t really like him at. Mia tells Phoenix to prove to Larry that Cindy cared for him! Present Larry with the Clock/Statue. Cindy took this awkward clock with her on her travels and Larry made it especially for her. Cindy did still care for him. | After Larry is found Not Guilty he looks terribly sad and disappointed. He believes that Cindy didn’t really like him at. Mia tells Phoenix to prove to Larry that Cindy cared for him! Present Larry with the Clock/Statue. Cindy took this awkward clock with her on her travels and Larry made it especially for her. Cindy did still care for him. | ||
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