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The flashback starts with a poker game. The two finish off with full houses. One of them loses, and it's the second time he lost. The first time was against the man he "killed". He has made a decision or a partner. He asks for a certain man to defend him.

*Time of Crime: April 13, between 11:00-11:30 PM

*Cause of Death: Loss of blood from a bullet wound.

Shadi's mentor, whom he refers to as "father". One of his students shot him to death. Why? He was going to die anyway due to cancer!{{-}}

A forger who can make anything (actually his daughter does).{{-}}

Even at this time, she can copy things perfectly. A prodigy of art, if not forgeries.{{-}}

Over-energetic and painfully curious, Brushel is an interviewer who makes the stupidest headlines ever. He seems to be a friend of Valant.{{-}}

A twitchy and clumsy police officer who changed his job to a bailiff.{{-}}

A world traveler who died seven years after the case. Apparently, Kristoph had a motive into killing him.{{-}}

You meet your client, Shadi Enigmar. You have received a report that Enigmar had a previous attorney just yesterday, so you aren't even prepared (as usual). Just then, a little girl drops by. She is Enigmar's daughter. She is here to bring you what looks like a notebook page - something out of someone's diary. The girl didn't know how it got here, but they said to give it to the "old boy in the blue suit with the spiky hair." That's you all right! The '''Notebook Page''' will be added to the Court Record.

You have heard recently that your opponent is a "true thoroughbred in the history of the prosecutor's office." Not a big deal since you have faced one every year. Enigmar will tell you that the court will not announce a "Guilty" verdict; in fact, there won't be a verdict at all! Trucy (the daughter) agrees with her daddy. It looks like Enigmar is Zak Gramarye.

After a brief history of Enigmar, also known as Zak Gramarye, part of the Troupe Gramarye, and his boss Magnifi Gramarye, who was shot dead with Zak the suspect, you enter the courtroom.

Ah, feel the nostalgia, the background, the music, and of course, Phoenix! You are introduced to your new opponent, Klavier Gavin, brother of defense attorney Kristoph Gavin and lead singer to the Gavinners. He will call up a familiar face to the stand.

Well, if it ain't our old friend Detective Dick Gumshoe, homicide detective down at the precinct? He seems confident about his testimony. The Judge has him describe the events at the crime scene:

Six days ago at General Hospital, the victim, Mignifi Gramarye, was a patient until one of his students shot him dead. Magnifi retired years ago after putting millions under his spell. He was at the hospital because he had liver cancer. '''Magnifi's Chart''' will be added to the Court Record. Klavier will say that Magnifi also had a serious case of diabetes. He presents a '''Small Syringe''', which will be added to the Court.

Magnifi ordered his pupil to kill him?! Klavier will present a letter that says so, telling Zak to kill him. '''Magnifi's Letter''' will be added to the Court Record. It says that Zak "[could] not refuse, and [they] know the reason why". Gumshoe says that Zak wouldn't say anything about the matter. If it says to meet at 11:05, why didn't he just say 11:00 PM? Klavier says that every 11:00 PM for half an hour, Magnifi would be given an IV drip. He would be alone until the doctor came back for an empty bag.

'''Press''' on the '''3rd statement'''. It looks like Zak followed the letter, as traces of gunpowder were found in the head. When given the choice, say that Zak '''shot something else'''. You will examine the photo. '''Present''' the clown's forehead on the left side of the picture. It looks like Zak did as he ordered by shooting something in the forehead, by shooting the doll's forehead instead. Klavier objects, saying this doesn't mean that Zak is innocent.

Ignore this for now and '''Press''' on the '''4th statement'''. The gun was the one in the photo. Ballistic markings prove that the bullet in the head was fired from that gun.

'''Press''' on the '''5th statement'''. They were using the pistols for their acts, of course. They would stand with a girl in between them and shoot, hitting everything else on stage. One day, however, they stopped using the bullets and Magnifi held onto them since.

Now, '''Present''' the '''Stage Pistol''' in the added statement (statement number 6). The pistol can only hold one bullet, right? So if Zak shot the clown's head first, he wouldn't have another to shoot Magnifi. Klavier argues that he might have reloaded. You counter it by asking where the extra bullet was.

Klavier sees no point on continuing Gumshoe's cross-examination. Say goodbye to him, folks, as Klavier has a decisive witness to call up. The Judge will then call a recess.