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Edgeworth gets Cammy in to hear her reasons for having a contradictory testimony, but it looks like she's playing dumb. We will have to force the truth out of her with a good confrontation.
Well, looks like Cammy is playing dumb. It looks like Edgeworth will have to force the truth out of her with a good confrontation.


==Testimony: Cammy Meele==
==Testimony: Cammy Meele==
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==Rebuttal: Ms. Meele's Alibi==
==Rebuttal: Ms. Meele's Alibi==
'''Press''' the '''4th statement'''. Cammy insists she was the only one in the flight attendant's room. '''Raise an objection''' and present the '''Suitcase Receipt'''. She couldn't have been the only one in the room, as Teneiro bought a suitcase and brought it to the room at around 5:40! Teneiro herself confirms that Cammy wasn't in the room. Her excuse? She went to the bathroom. Unfortunately, as unlikely as that sounds, Edgeworth can't prove she didn't! Cammy gives another testimony.
'''Press''' the '''4th statement'''. Cammy insists she was the only one in the flight attendant's room. '''Raise an objection''' and present the '''Suitcase Receipt'''. She couldn't have been the only one in the room, as Teneiro bought a suitcase and brought it to the room at around 5:40! Teneiro herself confirms that Cammy wasn't in the room. Her excuse? She went to the bathroom. Unfortunately, as unlikely as that sounds, Edgeworth can't prove she didn't! Cammy will give another testimony.


==Testimony: Cammy Meele==
==Testimony: Cammy Meele==
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==Rebuttal: Reason for Suspicion==
==Rebuttal: Reason for Suspicion==
'''Press''' the '''3rd statement'''. Cammy knows several languages to help passengers who can't speak English, and one of these languages happen to be Borginian. You get a new statement.
'''Press''' the '''3rd statement'''. Cammy knows several languages to help passengers who can't speak English, and one of these languages happen to be Borginian. You'll get a new statement.


*All I'm in charge of are the attendants' room and some Borginian stuff.
*All I'm in charge of are the attendants' room and some Borginian stuff.


Present the '''Alif Red Certificate''' at this '''statement'''. The document is falsified, and if she is the only person who speaks Borginian, it could've been done by none other than Ms Meele! She must have played a part in the smuggling of the statue! Cammy finally wakes up and reveals her true self but still denies participating in the smuggling. She then notes that Teneiro is much more likely to be a smuggling ring member, having access to a lot of the plane. Edgeworth rebuts that this is simply the killer trying to pin the murder on her and that they have been trying to do that from the beginning. When asked to prove how, '''Present''' the '''IFly Suitcase'''. Out of all the places to hide a body, the killer chose to hide it in a suitcase. The killer didn't need to move the body to the first floor unless they were pinning the murder on Teneiro. Since she buys a suitcase on every flight, if the suitcase was swapped with the one with the body, it would implicate Teneiro as the killer. The sudden patch of turbulence ruined the plan and the killer tried to pin it on Edgeworth. The killer then moved the suitcase to the in-flight shop and took the piggy bank to make a false murder weapon.
Present the '''Alif Red Certificate''' at this '''statement'''. The document is falsified, and it can be done by no other than Ms. Meele! She must have played a part in the smuggling of the statue! Cammy finally wakes up and reveals her true self, but still denies participating in the smuggling. She then notes that Teneiro is much more likely to be a smuggling ring member, having access to a lot of the plane. Edgeworth rebuts that this is simply the killer trying to pin the murder on her, and he or she has been trying to do that from the beginning. '''Present''' the '''IFly Suitcase'''. Out of all the places to hide a body, the killer chose to hide it in a suitcase. The killer didn't need to move the body to the first floor, unless they were pinning the murder on Teneiro. Since she buys a suitcase on every flight, if the suitcase was swapped with the one with the body, it would implicate Teneiro as the killer. The sudden patch of turbulence ruined the plan, and the killer tried to pin it on Edgeworth. The killer then moved the suitcase to the in-flight shop and took the piggy bank to make a false murder weapon.
[[File:AAIME Franziska Cell Phone.png|right]]
[[File:AAIME Franziska Cell Phone.png|right]]
There is a special circumstance that required the killer to frame it on someone else, though, and that is '''Where the murder took place'''. Specifically, it took place in a plane in the air. The body wouldn't take long to be discovered, so the killer had to frame it on someone else. And that means only Cammy could've done it! Cammy states that all of this is just circumstantial evidence. She's right, but there's still one piece of evidence that never seemed to fit in the theory... '''Present''' the '''Missing Cell Phone'''. The killer must have taken the phone, so whoever has it must be the murderer. Cammy claims that the phone will have broken from the fall, so Edgeworth asks Franziska to call the victim's phone number. The constant beeping of the phone can be heard, but where is it coming from?
There is a special circumstance that required the killer to frame it on someone else, and that is '''Where the murder took place'''. The murder took place in a plane in the air. The body wouldn't take long to be discovered, so the killer had to frame it on someone else. And that means only Cammy could've done it! Cammy states that all of this is just circumstantial evidence. She's right, but there's still one piece of evidence that never seemed to fit in the theory... '''Present''' the '''Missing Cell Phone'''. The killer must have taken the phone, so whoever has it must be the murderer. Cammy claims that the phone will have broken from the fall. Edgeworth asks Franziska to call the victim's phone number. The constant beeping of the phone can be heard, but where is it coming from?


Walk upstairs to enter the Flight Attendant's Room. The sound is much louder, so it must be here. '''Examine''' the '''opened locker'''. Looks like it's in Teneiro's locker. This is looking bad for Teneiro... very, very bad. Better do something fast before she gets arrested! The killer must've hidden the phone because it contained incriminating evidence. You automatically examine the phone. '''Examine''' the '''camera lens'''. The phone should be able to take pictures related to the smuggling case! The screens are broken, but even though we can't check the data, this means the killer couldn't have erased anything important. A quick data transfer to Franziska's phone reveals a photo of the Cargo Hold... without the statue! That's still not enough to convict Cammy, so we must do one last examination.
Walk upstairs to enter the Flight Attendant's Room. The sound is much louder, so it must be here. '''Examine''' the '''opened locker'''. Looks like it's in Teneiro's locker. This is looking bad for Teneiro... very, very bad. Better do something fast before she gets arrested! The killer must've hid the phone because it contained incriminating evidence. You will automatically examine the phone. '''Examine''' the '''camera lens'''. The phone should be able to take pictures related to the smuggling case! The screens are broken, but even though we can't check the data, that means the killer couldn't have erased anything important. A quick data transfer to Franziska's phone will reveal a photo of the Cargo Hold... without the statue! That's still not enough to convict Cammy, so we must do one last examination.
[[File:AAIME crime02j.png|right]]
[[File:AAIME crime02j.png|right]]


Bad Ending Seven: If your logic fails here, Cammy leaves under the pretense of working under another flight, and is never seen or heard of again.
Bad Ending Seven: If your logic fails here, Cammy leaves under the pretense of working under another flight, and is never seen or heard of again.


'''Examine''' the '''pile of boxes''' where the Zheng Fa cargo and/or statue should be. They were shipped from Borginia to Zheng Fa, meaning the photo was taken before the refueling. Lablanc reveals that the boxes contain cloth. There's one piece of evidence we can tie to the killer, and that is the '''Borginian Cloth'''! The cloth was used to wipe up the blood, but it could only be obtained before the refueling. The labels are written in Borginian, so only a person fluent in Borginian could have opened one and used its contents, and the only crew member that knows Borginian is Cammy! While she states that the killer could have chanced upon the cloth after frantically searching the boxes, that is not possible. '''Present''' the '''box labeled Bedsheets'''. If the killer didn't know Borginian, they would have opened the box labeled "Bedsheets" right away, as bedsheets would have been perfect for cleaning up blood. The killer didn't want anyone to realize the crime scene was in the cargo hold, so they used the Borginian cloth to clean up the blood because it was to be unloaded in Zheng Fa.
'''Examine''' the '''pile of boxes''' where the Zheng Fa cargo and/or statue should be. They were shipped from Borginia to Zheng Fa, meaning the photo was taken before the refueling. Lablanc will reveal that the boxes contain cloth. There's one piece of evidence we can tie to the killer, and that is the '''Borginian Cloth'''! The cloth was used to wipe up the blood, but it could only be obtained before the refueling. The labels are written in Borginian, so only a person fluent in Borginian could have opened one and used its contents. The only crew member that knows Borginian is Cammy! While she will state that the killer could have chanced upon the cloth after frantically searching the boxes, but that is not possible. '''Present''' the '''box labeled Bedsheets'''. If the killer didn't know Borginian, they would have opened the box labeled Bedsheets right away, as bedsheets would have been perfect for cleaning up blood... The killer didn't want anyone to realize the crime scene was in the cargo hold, so they used the Borginian cloth to clean up the blood, because it was to be unloaded in Zheng Fa.  


With no way out, Cammy breaks down and confess to the crime.{{-}}
With no way out, Cammy breaks down and confess to the crime.{{-}}


==What REALLY Happened==
==What REALLY Happened==
An international smuggling ring had set its sights on the Alif Red Statue. They had one of their members, Cammy Meele, help fake a document stating that the statue had been loaded on to the flight at Borginia. In reality, the statue was already smuggled off. Interpol suspected something was going on and sent one of their agents, Akbey Hicks, to investigate. Agent Hicks went to an exhibition of the statue and took a picture of it as a reference. He also booked the flight on which the businessman who owns the statue, Zinc Lablanc, was on. Franziska von Karma was also notified to travel back to America to meet up with Hicks when he arrived.
An international smuggling ring had set its sights on the Alif Red Statue. They had one of their members, Cammy Meele, help fake a document stating that the statue had been loaded on to the flight at Borginia. In reality, the statue was already smuggled off. The Interpol suspected something was going on and sent one of their agents, Akbey Hicks, to investigate. Agent Hicks went to an exhibition of the statue and took a picture of it as a reference. He also booked the flight on which the businessman who owns the statue, Zinc Lablanc, is on. Franziska von Karma was also notified to travel back to America to meet up with Agent Hicks when he arrived.


A while after the plane took off and started cruising, Hicks decided to check out the cargo hold. He went down to the first floor using the elevator, passing by an annoyed Mr Lablanc waiting for his in-flight movie at the wrong time. Meeting Cammy, he asked her to take him to the cargo hold. Using the entrance from the flight attendant's room, they entered the cargo hold atop the stairs. There, Hicks got a clear view of the cargo hold, finding that the Alif Red Statue was nowhere to be seen, and started taking pictures with his phone camera.
A while after the plane took off and started cruising, Agent Hicks decided to check out the cargo hold. He went down to the first floor using the elevator, passing by an annoyed Mr. Lablanc waiting for his in-flight movie. Meeting Cammy, he asked her to take him to the cargo hold. Using the entrance from the flight attendant's room, they enter the cargo hold atop the stairs. There, Agent Hicks got a clear view of the cargo hold, finding that the Alif Red Statue was nowhere to be seen, and started taking pictures with his camera.
[[File:AAIME Case02acrime.png|right]]
[[File:AAIME Case02acrime.png|right]]
Being a member of the smuggling ring and panicking over the realization that she could be arrested once Interpol started investigating the missing statue, Cammy pushed Hicks over the railing and to the ground several feet below, killing him instantly and shattering his glasses, as well as his phone's LCD screens. Realizing what she had done, Cammy knew that she had to pin the crime on someone else. First, she cleaned the blood from the fall using the Borginian cloth, knowing that it would be unloaded during the Zheng Fa refueling. Then she took the victim's phone, knowing that it contained incriminating evidence about the smuggling, but couldn't erase it due to the broken screens.
Being a member of the smuggling ring, and panicking over the realization that she could be arrested once the Interpol started investigating the missing statue, Cammy pushed Agent Hicks over the railing and to the ground several feet below, killing him instantly and shattering his glasses as well as his phone's LCD screens. Realizing what she had done, Cammy knew that she had to pin the crime on someone else. First, she cleaned the blood from the fall using the Borginian cloth, knowing that it would be unloaded during the Zheng Fa refueling. Then she took the victim's phone, knowing that it contained incriminating evidence about the smuggling, but couldn't erase it due to the broken screens.  


Remembering that her colleague Rhoda Teneiro buys a suitcase from the shop on every flight, she used one of the suitcases in the cargo hold to move the body. She planned to exchange it with the suitcase Rhoda bought to divert suspicion onto her, but the body was too heavy to be carried up the staircase. Thus, she went back to the flight attendant's room, stole Teneiro's elevator keycard, and planted Agent Hicks' phone in her locker. Back at the cargo hold, she moved the suitcase and the body into the elevator. Her plan was going well until a patch of turbulence struck.
Remembering that her colleague Rhoda Teneiro buys a suitcase from the shop on every flight, she uses one of the suitcases in the cargo hold to move the body. She planned to exchange it with the suitcase Rhoda bought to divert suspicion onto her, but the body is too heavy to be carried up the staircase. Thus she went back to the flight attendant's room, stole Teneiro's elevator keycard, and planted Agent Hicks' phone in her locker. Back at the cargo hold, she moved the suitcase and the body into the elevator. Her plan was going well, until a patch of turbulence struck.


The turbulence knocked the body out of the suitcase, scattering the victim's belongings everywhere. Miles Edgeworth had also fainted from the turbulence moments after Teneiro bought her suitcase for the flight. Cammy knew she didn't have any time left to clean up the mess, but she had discovered a new target to pin the crime on. She planted the victim's travel wallet on an unconscious Edgeworth to give him a motive and took a piggy bank that fell out of its shelf during the turbulence, striking Hicks' body over the head to create a fake murder weapon, then made a hasty retreat. Some time later, Edgeworth woke up, discovered the wallet and the body, and was mistakenly accused for the murder by Teneiro.
The turbulence knocked the body out of the suitcase, scattering the victim's belongings everywhere. Miles Edgeworth had also fainted from the turbulence moments after Teneiro bought her suitcase for the flight. Cammy knew she didn't have any time left to clean up the mess, but she had discovered a new target to pin the crime on. She planted the victim's travel wallet on an unconscious Edgeworth to give him a motive and took a piggy bank that fell out of its shelf during the turbulence, striking Agent Hicks' body over the head to create a fake murder weapon, then made a hasty retreat. Some time later, Edgeworth woke up, discovered the wallet and the body, and was mistakenly accused for the murder by Teneiro.


==Epilogue==
==Epilogue==
Cammy has been arrested and is being brought to the precinct. Teneiro thanks Edgeworth and gives him a suitcase. Franziska is already booking her departure, though Edgeworth intercepts her before she boards.
Cammy has been arrested and is being brought to the precinct. Teneiro thanks Edgeworth, and gives him a suitcase. Franziska is already booking her departure, though Edgeworth intercepts her before she boards.


Franziska's off to track down leads about the smuggling ring in another country, though she does state that she is working with another Interpol agent. He's very popular among Interpol and has the highest arrest rate of all investigators. She says that Edgeworth might meet him someday. Perhaps he will!
Franziska's off to track down leads about the smuggling ring in another country, though she does state that she is working with another Interpol agent. He's very popular among the Interpol, and has the highest arrest rate of all investigators. She says that Edgeworth might meet him someday. Perhaps he will...


A cell phone rings. The other person on the line is a man called Ernest Amano, who Edgeworth seems to recognise. He asks Edgeworth to help him rescue his son who has been kidnapped. Looks like we have another case on our hands...
A cell phone rings. The other person on the line is a man called Ernest Amano. He asks Edgeworth to help him rescue his son, who has been kidnapped. Looks like we have another case on our hands...


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