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[[File:AJAA Case02 Crime Photo.png|right]]
[[File:AJAA Case02 Crime Photo.png|right]]
[[File:AJAA Diagram.png|right]]
[[File:AJAA Diagram.png|right]]
You begin trial immediately. As Klavier gives his opening statements, a conversation will reveal that someone is terminally ill, so The Judge and Klavier would like to end trial very quickly. Klavier will say that LeTouse is killed by two gunshots from a large caliber revolver. '''LeTouse's Autopsy Report''' will be added to the Court Record. Klavier will next say that death wasn't immediate and presents a '''Crime Photo''', which is added to the Court Record. Klavier will also say that the revolver was fired twice - the first shot missing, and the second a direct hit, as seen in the '''Diagram''', which is also added to the Court Record.
You begin trial immediately. As Klavier gives his opening statements, a conversation will reveal that someone is terminally ill, so The Judge and Klavier would like to end trial very quickly. Klavier will say that LeTouse is killed by two gunshots from a large caliber revolver. '''LeTouse's Autopsy Report''' will be added to the Court Record. Klavier will next say that death wasn't immediate and presents a '''Crime Photo''', which is added to the Court Record. Klavier will also say that the revolver was fired twice, once missing, and twice a direct hit, as seen in the '''Diagram''', which is also added to the Court Record.


The Judge sees that the revolver is large enough to  break a few bones. Klavier states that when the murder happened, there where two witnesses that heard the gunshots (You and Ema). Both witnesses broke into the dressing room, only to see that the murderer wasn't there. It may seem impossible, but only Machi could have pulled it off. How so? Klavier will say that Machi did it under certain circumstances.
The Judge sees that the revolver is large enough to  break a few bones. Klavier states that when the murder happened, there where two witnesses that heard the gunshots (You and Ema) both witnesses broke into the dressing room, only to see that the murderer wasn't there. It may seem impossible, but only Machi could have pulled it off. How so? Klavier will say that Machi did it under certain circumstances.


Ema is called to the stand. She will testify about those unusual circumstances.
Ema is called to the stand. She will testify about those unusual circumstances.
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==What I Saw 2: Cross-Examination==
==What I Saw 2: Cross-Examination==
A grown person, eh? '''Press''' on the '''5th statement'''. Lamiroir says that the grown person was a man, a young man. She can hear a voice and never forget it, so she was certain that it wasn't LeTouse who spoke. It looks like a good testimony. When given the choice, you can say '''It's contradictory''', arguing that if it was a grown man what she heard, how could the man get away? There was no way he could have fit in the air vents. Saying '''It's pretty good''' doesn't penalize you in any way, other than having Klavier making fun of you (nothing new by this point)
A grown man, eh? '''Press''' on the '''5th statement'''. Lamiroir says that the grown person was a man, a young man. She can hear a voice and never forget it, so she was certain that it wasn't LeTouse who spoke. It looks like a good testimony. However, when given the choice, you can say '''It's contradictory'''. If it was a grown man that she heard, how could the man get away? There was no way he could have fit in the air vents. You can also say '''It's pretty good''', which Klavier will object to, and make fun of you. There's no penalty for choosing one or the other.


Klavier will say that there is another contradiction. The window Lamiroir saw through was closed, so she could not have heard the man speak. Therefore, what she had testified sounds quite dull for being decisive! Thus, Klavier requests that Lamiroir leaves the stand and Ema retakes it. The Judge takes it, unfortunately for you.
Klavier will say that there is another contradiction. The window Lamiroir saw through was closed, so she could not have heard the man speak. Therefore, what she had testified sounds quite dull for being decisive! Thus, Klavier requests that Lamiroir leaves the stand and Ema retakes it. The Judge takes it, unfortunately for you.
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Alternatively, you can '''press''' on the new statement (about the shooter was blind). After such a long winding back and forth conversation, choose '''I've got just the thing!'''. Then present '''Crime Photo''' for the same thing.
Alternatively, you can '''press''' on the new statement (about the shooter was blind). After such a long winding back and forth conversation, choose '''I've got just the thing!'''. Then present '''Crime Photo''' for the same thing.


It looks like you are about to get Machi off the hook. However, Klavier pounces. He announces to the court that he had received '''reports''' about Machi, which reveals that Machi WASN'T blind! In fact, he can see perfectly!! The "fact" that he is blind was actually a publicity ploy by the Borginians! So, if Machi really can see, that makes him the prime suspect again!!!
It looks like you are about to get Machi off the hook. However, Klavier pounces. He announces to the court that he had received '''reports''' about Machi, which reveals that Machi WASN'T blind! In fact, he can see perfectly!! The fact that he is blind was actually a publicity ploy by the Borginians! So, if Machi really can see, that makes him the prime suspect again!!!


==Luminol Testing==
==Luminol Testing==
[[File:AJAA Luminol.png|right]]
[[File:AJAA Luminol.png|right]]
Ema then gets an idea. She wants to test the rubbed blood with luminol, the chemical that can react to the stickiest parts of the blood. She wants you to test it on the carpet. It is quite simple, just touch the {{ds|Stylus}} everywhere, until you get a reaction. You remember in the first game "Rise From The Ashes" in which you try it in the "Parking Lot" and the "Detective Locker Room".
Ema then gets an idea. She wants to test the rubbed blood with luminol, the chemical that can react to the stickiest parts of the blood. She wants you to test it on the carpet. It is quite simple, just touch the {{ds|Stylus}} everywhere, until you get a reaction. You remember in the first game "Rise From The Ashes" in which you try it in the "Parking Lot" and the "Detective Locker Room".
{{achievement
 
|name=Forensics Expert
|g=60
|trophy=gold
|image=AJAA_Trilogy_Forensics_Expert.png
|description=For having performed every forensic technique at least once in all three games
|progress=3
|total=8
}}
You will find the writing. It says "IPXX314206". Is that the killer? Klavier explains that it an ID number for Interpol, the international police agency, where policemen from all around the world investigate crimes everywhere. Is Machi an undercover agent? How does LeTouse know the number? Klavier will call up Daryan, to have the code analyzed.
You will find the writing. It says "IPXX314206". Is that the killer? Klavier explains that it an ID number for Interpol, the international police agency, where policemen from all around the world investigate crimes everywhere. Is Machi an undercover agent? How does LeTouse know the number? Klavier will call up Daryan, to have the code analyzed.


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