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'''''You go to the trail unlike all of the other ones: From here on, only Ema can help you, as there won't be a Fey to help you out... or will there?'''''
This trial will be unlike all of the previous ones: from here on, only Ema can help you, as there won't be a Fey to help you out… or will there? Also, with Gumshoe out of the way, you're going to have to get used to the new players in this courtroom. It's not going to be pretty.
==Day Two: Court Mode==
==In the courtroom==
Edgeworth calls Angel Starr to the stand. Usually, they call a detective, but according to Edgeworth, Angel was – until two years ago – a "first rate" homicide detective. Angel proceeds with describing the crime.
Edgeworth calls Angel Starr to the stand. Usually they call a detective, but according to Edgeworth, Angel was until two years ago, a "first-class" homicidal detective. Angel proceeds with describing the crime.
*The parking lot at the Prosecutor's Office is divided into two blocks.
*A Block is for the Prosecutor's Office personnel.
*The parking lot at the Prosecutor's office is divided into two blocks
*A Block is for the Prosecutor's Office personal,
*B Block is for visitors and clients.
*B Block is for visitors and clients.
*A chain divider separates the two blocks.
*A chain divider separates the two blocks.
*I suppose that's to keep visitors from taking up prosecutor's parking spaces, yes.
*The crime took place by a car in the back of A Block, in the car's trunk.
*The crime took place by a car in the back of A block, in the car's trunk.
*The killer stabbed the victim with a knife and went to drive the body out of the garage.
*The killer stabbed the victim with a knife and went to drive the body out.
The '''Floor Plans''' will be added to the Court Record. Angel says to have witness the very moment of the crime things are looking grim for you already.
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The '''Parking Lot Floor Plans''' will be added to the Court Record. Angel says she witnessed the very moment of the crime — things are looking grim for you already.
==Angel's Testimony: "Witness's Account" ==
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{{Phoenix Wright Testimony |char=angel |name=Angel |subtitle=Witness's Account |testimony=# Somehow, I knew a day like this would come.
==Angel's Testimony: Witness's Account==
# I was on my way to deliver a lunchbox to my boyfriend...
{{Phoenix Wright Testimony
# When I sensed something... perhaps it was my finely-honed detective instincts working.
|char=angel
|name=Angel |subtitle=Witness's Account |testimony=# Somehow, I always knew a day like this would come.
# I was on my way to deliver a lunchbox to my boyfriend…
# When I sensed something… perhaps it was my finely-honed detective instincts working.
# Then, through a wire fence, I saw the chief prosecutor standing next to a garish car.
# Then, through a wire fence, I saw the chief prosecutor standing next to a garish car.
# The chief prosecutor was holding a knife in her right hand....
# The chief prosecutor was holding a knife in her right hand…
# Then, she thrust the pointy tip of the knife into Detective Goodman's chest!}}
# Then, she thrust the pointy tip of the knife into Detective Goodman's chest!}}
===Witness's Account: Cross Examination===
==Witness's Account: Cross-examination==
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'''Press''' Angel's '''1'''st, '''2'''nd, and '''4'''th statement. Angel tells you that the reason she hates prosecutors is because they fired her. Angel was at the security booth just above the scene, and claims to have seen the car and the crime from thirty feet away. Angel then presents a photograph of the crime, well just after the crime, showing a person that is certainly Lana. The '''Crime Photo''' will be added to your court record.
'''Press''' Angel's '''first''' and '''second''' statements. Angel tells you that the reason she hates prosecutors is that they fired her. She was bringing a lunchbox to her boyfriend in the security guard room, which is above A Block, overlooking the whole lot from its glass front window. Now '''press''' the '''fourth statement'''. Because she was a visitor, she had to park in B Block, which is where she witnessed the crime — from thirty feet away. Angel then presents a photograph, taken at the moment of the crime, showing a person that is certainly Lana. The '''Crime Photo''' will be added to your Court Record.
'''Present''' the '''Crime Photo''' on Angel's '''5'''th statement. It doesn't look like she was holding a knife. However, Edgeworth objects, saying Angel took the photo after the crime, because blood was already splattered. Edgeworth sees no problem in this. You have a choice to object, or accept. Choose '''Objection'''. Didn't Angel say she took the picture at the moment of the murder? She takes takes it lightly however and admits she is a little off. Angel then says Lana committed the murder in a premeditated way, because, according to the photo, Lana was wearing gloves, because the crime wouldn't be premeditated without them. The Judge then demands Angel to add that into her testimony.
* The murder was planned! The rubber gloves prove it!
'''Present''' the '''Crime Photo''' on Angel's '''fifth''' or '''sixth statement'''. It doesn't look like she was holding a knife. However, Edgeworth objects, saying Angel actually took the photo the moment ''after'' the crime, because blood was already splattered on her coat. Edgeworth sees no problem with this. You have a choice to object or accept. Choose "'''Objection!'''". Didn't Angel say she took the picture at the moment of the murder? She takes it lightly, however and admits she was a little off. Angel then says Lana committed the murder in a premeditated way. As you can see in the Crime Photo, Lana was wearing rubber, surgical gloves. Why would she be wearing them if she didn't know she'd be handling a bloody corpse? The judge then demands that Angel add that into her testimony.
*The murder was planned! The rubber gloves prove it!
'''Present Edgeworth's Knife''' to that statement. Phoenix proves that both the knife, and the car, were both Edgeworth's, not only that, but Lana didn't prepare the most important thing, the murder weapon. Why would she just put it in the trunk? She could have ran with it when she got the chance. Finally, Angel freaks. Edgeworth, however, reminds you that the murder was planned. He then makes Angel testify her deduction.
'''Present Edgeworth's Knife''' on that statement. Lana didn't prepare the most important thing: the murder weapon. It's hard to believe that the murder could be premeditated when she used a knife that just happened to be in Edgeworth's trunk. If she had planned it, would she really have forgotten to bring the murder weapon? Edgeworth doesn't seem to care though — he will accept a Guilty verdict whether Lana planned the murder or not. Angel still insists that the act was premeditated, and seems to have more cause for this deduction. The judge then asks her for a new testimony to bring her reasoning to light.
==Angel's Testimony: "Angel's Deduction" ==
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{{Phoenix Wright Testimony |char=angel |name=Angel |subtitle=Angel's Deduction |testimony=# Lana Skye intended to murder Detective Goodman!
==Angel's Testimony: Angel's Deduction==
{{Phoenix Wright Testimony
|char=angel
|name=Angel |subtitle=Angel's Deduction |testimony=# Lana Skye intended to murder Detective Goodman!
# That's why she called the victim all the way to the Prosecutor's Office.
# That's why she called the victim all the way to the Prosecutor's Office.
# I'm sure the Chief Prosecutor had a grudge against the victim.
# I'm sure the Chief Prosecutor had a grudge against the victim.
# Nothing else could drive that human machine to plunge that knife in again and again...}}
# Nothing else could drive that human machine to plunge the knife in again and again…}}
===Angel's Deduction: Cross Examination===
'''Present Goodman's Autopsy Report''' to Angel's '''4'''th statement. It says that Goodman was stabbed once. Angel thought that Lana stabbed Goodman more than once, because there was already blood on her. The judge has Angel add it to her testimony.
* Her red muffler looked like blood to me... that's how ghastly the whole scene was.
==Angel's Deduction: Cross-examination==
'''Present Goodman's Autopsy Report''' against Angel's '''fourth statement'''. It says that Goodman was stabbed once. Angel thought that Lana stabbed Goodman more than once, because she mistook something that looked like blood at her breast. The judge has Angel testify as to what she thought looked like blood.
*Her red muffler looked like blood to me… that's how ghastly the whole scene was.
'''Present''' the '''Crime Photo''' to that statement. Edgeworth states that according to the photo, Lana wasn't wearing a muffler. Angel swore she saw something red. The judge has Angel testify her mistake. Finally you're making progress.
'''Present''' the '''Crime Photo''' on that statement. Edgeworth states that according to the photo, Lana wasn't wearing a muffler. Angel swore she saw something red. The judge has Angel testify to her mistake. Finally, you're making progress. But at the same time, Edgeworth is stealing your thunder!
==Angel's Testimony: "Apprehending the Suspect" ==
==Angel's Testimony: Apprehending the Suspect==
{{Phoenix Wright Testimony |char=angel |name=Angel |subtitle=Apprehending the Suspect |testimony=# After the murder, the suspect attempted to run behind a partition off to her side.
{{Phoenix Wright Testimony
|char=angel
|name=Angel |subtitle=Apprehending the Suspect |testimony=# After the murder, the suspect attempted to run behind a partition off to her side.
# I quickly caught her, explained her rights to her, and arrested her on the spot.
# I quickly caught her, explained her rights to her, and arrested her on the spot.
# Ah yes, When I arrested her, she mentioned the muffler.
# Ah yes. When I arrested her, she mentioned the muffler!
# That's what had me confused in my earlier testimony!
# That's what had me confused in my earlier testimony!
# The chief prosecutor made to escape, but against Angel Starr, resistance is futile!}}
# The chief prosecutor made to escape, but against Angel Starr, resistance is futile!}}
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As Angel and Lana were struggling, Lana knocked over an oil drum. You begin the cross-examination.
As Angel and Lana were struggling, Lana knocked over an oil drum. You begin the cross-examination.
===Apprehending the Suspect: Cross-examination===
==Apprehending the Suspect: Cross-examination==
'''Press''' Angel's '''2'''nd statement. Angel says she was 30 feet away from her before Lana was arrested. '''Press her''' further. Angel earlier claims to have witnessed the accident at Block B. There was a chain fence that blocks Angel from the crime scene. Angel says she climbed over the 9-foot fence to get to Lana. How would she do that with so little time?
'''Press''' Angel's '''second statement'''. Angel says she was 30 feet away from her before Lana was arrested. '''Press her''' further. Angel earlier claimed to have witnessed the murder from the B Block. There was a chain link fence separating the two parking blocks. Angel says she climbed over the 9-foot fence to get to Lana. How could she do that with so little time?
'''Press''' on Angel's 3rd statement. Angel heard Lana say the word "muffler" on her phone. '''Ask further'''. Lana attempted to use the emergency phone at first, but it was out of order. The '''Cell Phone''' is updated in the Court Record. Angel adds a testimony about the emergency phone.
'''Press''' on Angel's '''third statement'''. Angel heard Lana say the word "muffler" on her phone. '''Ask further'''. Lana attempted to use the emergency phone at first, but it was out of order. The '''Cell Phone''' is updated in the Court Record. Angel adds a testimony about the emergency phone.
*She gave up trying to use the phone on the wall and just used her cell phone!
*She gave up trying to use the phone on the wall and just used her cell phone!
'''Present''' the '''Parking Lot Floor Plans''' to that statement. If Angel had witnessed the crime from where she claims she was at, she would not have seen Lana use the phone, because of the partition that was in the way. Angel has to be lying. Edgeworth wants to know what she is lying about. Say, "Where she saw it". If Angel saw Lana use the phone, she might have saw it in a different location. The Judge wants to know where. You examine the Parking Lot Floor Plans. '''Present''' where its labeled '''Security Room'''. Earlier Angel said that she was selling one of her lunches to one of her "boyfriends" in the Security Room. That's probably when she saw the crime.
3DS Trilogy and HD Trilogy: The text is different on this statement. it's replaced as "I saw it all -- how she tried the phone on the wall but had to use her cell instead".
Ema then notices something odd. Why would Angel lie? Edgeworth presents the Crime Photo to remind you that Angel took the picture from Block B. The Judge wants to know about what Angel is lying about and chooses Phoenix to do so. Ema then recalls what we know so far. Angel says that she saw the crime from the security office, but she lied about seeing it from Block B. Phoenix wonders what would change by that. Choose the '''Distance to the crime'''. Though the security room was also about 30 feet away from the crime, what matter is how long did it take to reach the suspect. It took Angel five minutes to reach there. '''Raise an objection''' at this point. If it took five minutes for Angel to reach the crime, Lana would have a chance to run. Looks like you caught her lies red-handed.
The Judge tries to adjourn court, but Angel persists, as she has decisive evidence. The Judge, with some temptation from Angel, has her testify to the evidence.
If you '''press''' her on this statement, the parking lot Floor Plans will appear, where she will detail what she saw and where. If Angel had witnessed the crime from where she claims she was, she would not have seen Lana use the phone, because of the partition that was in the way.
==Angel's Testimony: "Decisive Evidence" ==
Angel has to be lying, so '''present''' the '''Parking Lot Floor Plans''' on this statement. Edgeworth wants to know what she is lying about. Say "'''Where she saw it'''". If Angel saw Lana use the phone, she might have seen it in a different location. The judge wants to know where. You examine the Floor Plans. '''Present''' where it's labeled "Security Room". Earlier Angel said that she was selling a lunch to one of her "boyfriends" there. That must be where she saw the crime.
{{Phoenix Wright Testimony |char=angel |name=Angel |subtitle=Decisive Evidence |testimony=# I should have mention those five minutes when I wasn't looking at the crime scene.
# And now, to the matter to the victim's shoe... Did I not bring this up...?
# Two types of blood were found on this shoe!
# One was of course the victim's.
# And the other was...! The defendant, Ms. Lana Skye's blood!
# This shoe proves it! It's flawless, decisive evidence!}}
The reason Angel didn't present it at first is that she doesn't trust Edgeworth, who refuses to present it as evidence. Angel says that just today, behind Edgeworth's back, she took the evidence to forensics for blood testing, and afterwards had permission from the police department. The '''Victim's Shoe''' is added to the Court Record. You now start cross-examining.
Ema then notices something odd. Why would Angel lie? Edgeworth presents the Crime Photo to remind you that Angel took the picture from Block B. The judge wants to know what Angel is lying about and tells Phoenix to do so. Ema then recalls what you know so far. Angel says that she saw the crime from the Security Room, but she lied about seeing it from Block B. Phoenix wonders what would change by that. Choose the "'''Distance to the crime'''". Though the Security Room was also about 30 feet away from the crime, what matters is how long it took to reach the suspect. As you know from the crime scene, the door to A Block was locked, so Angel had to take the long way around to B Block. It took Angel five minutes to get there. Five minutes?! '''Raise an objection''' at this point. If it took five minutes for Angel to reach the crime, Lana would have had a chance to run. Looks like you were able to take advantage of Angel's slip up.
===Decisive Evidence: Cross-Examination===
The judge tries to adjourn court, but Angel persists, as she has decisive evidence. The judge, with some temptation from Angel, has her testify about this new evidence.
'''Press''' Angel's '''6'''th statement. Ema want's to know if there is a problem. Say '''There's a problem'''. You automatically '''Check''' the shoe. Rotate so you see the bottom. There is blood there, '''Present''' it. Edgeworth wants you to show the contradictory. '''Present''' the '''Crime Photo'''. If there was blood, then why weren't there any footprints? Edgeworth then reminds you what Angel said about apprehending the suspect. Lana knocked over an oil drum during the struggle. The oil drum was actually full with water, so Lana used it to wash away the footprints. This proves that Lana tried to hide the evidence. Just by that, The Judge decides to declare the verdict. You don't know what to do, and Ema says that Angel may be working on the prosecutor's side. Angel hears this and presents another photo of the crime, the body itself in the trunk of the car (you also see the car's asphalt, which is wet for some reason). Showing that the shoe was indeed the victim's, thus erasing all doubt to the court.
Now you and Ema have nothing left to save Lana... or have you? You hear a voice, Mia's voice, telling you to look closer to the wet asphalt in the photo. Phoenix stops the court's verdict and present's the photo. You automatically examine the photo. '''Present''' the asphalt (just right of the body's hanging leg). Edgeworth say there is a cloth poking out of the car's "muffler". Does "muffler" sound familiar? When given the chance, '''present Lana's Cell Phone''' Earlier, Angel testifies that Lana mentioned "muffler" in her very brief phone call. She could refer to the car's "muffler". Finally you give The Judge a reason to continue the case. He calls a half an hour recess (Thanks Mia!).
==Angel's Testimony: Decisive Evidence==
{{Phoenix Wright Testimony
At the Defendant's Lobby, you'll have a visitor, Jake Marshall. You learn from him that Lana was indeed wearing a muffler (scarf) that day.
|char=angel
|name=Angel |subtitle=Decisive Evidence |testimony=# I should have mentioned those five minutes when I wasn't looking at the crime scene.
==Two murders, at the same time?==
# And now, to the matter of the victim's shoe… Did I not bring this up…?
# Two types of blood were found on this shoe! One was of course the victim's.
The Judge resumes the court. You look at Edgeworth looking somewhat shocked saying "it can't be...". You then see someone you haven't seen take the stand. Who, after some chatter, is revealed to the the district Chief of Police, Damon Gant, who shows you Lana's muffler, which Gant says to be found in "Worthy's" (Edgeworth's) car's muffler. Gant also shows you a switchblade knife. Edgeworth scolds Gant for not bringing this up, but Gant reminds Edgeworth that he is responsible for the investigation, he accepts it with his "head in the clouds" from the award that he that. The Judge accepts the knife as evidence, but wants you to '''Check''' it first.
# And the other blood type... matched that of the defendant, Ms. Lana Skye!
# This shoe proves it! It's flawless, decisive evidence!}}
Examine the switch (near the larger end, in one of the handle's sides), and the blade will open. You'll find something shocking, the tip of the blade is broken and it looks like there's blood on the edge. The '''Switchblade Knife''' will be added to the Court Record. At Edgeworth's request, The Judge has Gant testify about the disorder.
==Gant's Testimony: "Department in Disorder"==
{{Phoenix Wright Testimony |char=gant |name=Gant |subtitle=Department in Disorder |testimony=# This knife is special... but I can't say how here.
# Unless there's evidence to prove a connection between this knife and Goodman...
# That was a bad day for the department. We weren't in any shape to do an investigation.
# A detective was killed at the Police Department, see... what a mess!
# The time of the crime? 5:15, Scary coincidence, eh?
# It's not officially linked to this case, so I can't talk much about it.}}
Scary coincidence indeed, 5:15 is the exact same time when Goodman was killed, and that the the one that was killed at the police department was a detective!
===Department in Disorder: Cross-Examination===
If you '''Check''' the tag on the '''Switchblade Knife''', It reads SL-9, but if you turn it upside-down, it reads "6-7S"! Look familiar? '''Present''' the '''Victim's Note''' to Gant's '''2'''nd statement. It's vise versa with the note! Gant adds this to his testimony.
* This knife was evidence in a case. It was stolen from the Department's evidence room.
'''Press''' on that statement. The knife was from a case long-solved. '''Press''' Gant's '''4'''th statement. Who killed that detective? Gant says they arrested the suspect just now. Gant allows you to ask one question. You have a choice, ask '''Where the victim was found'''. Gant can't say, but he does tell you the murder took place in the evidence room. That's where he says the broken knife was stolen from!
'''Press''' Gant's '''6'''th statement. It's already proven that the two cases were indeed connected. Gant decides that he should give imformation, unofficially.
* I'll cooperate, but I can't reveal the name of the victim in the Department, okay?
'''Press''' on that statement. Gant decides you can ask him a question for a hint. Ask about '''The victim's ID number'''. Gant reveals the ID number, #5842189. Is this familiar to you? You have a choice, choose '''This tells me something'''. '''Present Goodman's ID''', but look at the description first, it says the number is #5842189! If that's true, then Goodman himself might have been killed at the police department, but Angel saw Lana stab him in the Prosecutor's Office. Does this mean that Goodman was killed at different places at the same time? Edgeworth asks Gant why he didn't know this already. Gant tells him he should know by now, thanks to Officer Meekins, whom yesterday Edgeworth rejected, because he thought the case would be unimportant. Gant tells Edgeworth that it's his fault for not knowing the connection in the first place, and "Wrighto" (Phoenix) proved the connection. Edgeworth apologizes and asks for one more day of investigation. The Judge permits and adjourns court for today.
==Day Two: Investigation Mode==
You start at the Underground Parking Lot. After recalling the oil drum, she introduces you to Luminol testing fluid. A substance that can trace blood that is washed away. However you can only see it with Ema's glasses. She wants you to test it out.
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|title=Finding Blood Traces
|contents=Highlight the '''Luminol Testing Fluid''' and '''Spray''' it .Once the bottom screen turns red (or once you're viewing from Ema's glasses), spray anywhere on the screen until you see something turn blue. That blue glow is blood traces. Once exposed, the screen will focus on it.}}
Spray on the floor just left of the car, and you'll see a bloodstain. Ema notices something strange about it. Say '''The amount of blood'''. If Lana and Goodman were fighting, wouldn't there be more blood on the floor? Looks like a clue. Ema will mark the bloodstain on the map. The Luminol could be a useful tool for this case, but before you can continue, you face Angel, who just now heard everything. '''Talk''' to Angel about herself and the case. Angel confessed that she could be lying a little, but she swore that she saw Lana stab Goodman. Angel was once a detective who had every criminal "Cough it up" (confess) and was since known as the Cough-Up Queen. But one day, Angel was fired, because of a case known as the "SL-9 Incident". SL-9? '''Present''' the '''Victim's Note'''. It says SL-9 on it! Angel reveals that Goodman was the head detective of the SL-9 Case. She somehow knew that this case was connected. '''Present Goodman's ID'''. Angel, until two years ago, had one of these. She doesn't believe that Goodman was also killed at the Evidence Room. '''Present''' the '''Parking Lot Floor Plans'''. Angel seems pretty angry about the holes in her testimony. '''Talk''' to Angel about the Incident. Angel was involved in a large case. The investigators were very desperate for answers, but they solved the case cleanly. The criminal was caught, and was executed. However, they didn't find any decisive evidence, as the evidence itself was fabricated. Several months afterwords, the investigators were promoted to patrolman, while others were fired. Angel was one of the fired ones, and Jake Marshall was one of the promoted ones. Since the current case happened, Angel knew that this case will end it all. She gives you a '''Steak Lunch''' to give to someone that might help. It will be added to the Court Record. Ema mentions that when Jake Marshall was still a detective, he was very nice to Lana. But now he is very cold to her. You should take to Marshall. '''Move''' to the '''PoliceDept.Entrance'''.
The detectives are everywhere, as one did get killed. Ema is very excited to see an actual crime scene. Move to the '''Security Guard Office'''.
You'll see a wild western themed room, and the entrance to the Evidence Room. '''Examine''' the door. It's locked, you probably need someone's permission first. '''Move''' back to the '''PoliceDept.Entrance'''
There, you'll meet Gumshoe. Who tells you that you should talk to the defendant of the Evidence room stabbing. '''Move''' to the '''Detection Center'''. Accessible from the Wright & Co. Offices.
You'll meet someone unexpected for a perpetrator, Officer Meekins. '''Talk''' to Meekins. He was at the Security Office just earlier today. He went to the evidence room, where he was knocked out. He came to at the Center. Ema asks about Meekins' bandaged hand. Just like Lana's. Meekins says a detective attacked him, and he fought back. Meekins was then knocked unconscious. When he came to, there was blood on his hands. Meekins didn't really know Goodman, or the other detectives. '''Present Goodman's ID'''. It will jog Meekins' memory. '''Talk''' to him about the crime details. He saw Goodman, but he didn't recognize him, so he asked for his ID number. Goodman suddenly attacked. Meekins was knocked out, and woke at the Detention Center. Ema recalls the events, Meekins meets a man that he didn't know, and that man didn't show his card, so you don't know if that was Gooman or not. Meekins then explains that a video tape caught the act and that's how Meekins was arrested for "his" crime. Looks like you'll need to investigate the scene further. '''Move''' to the '''Criminal Affairs Dept.'''
There, you'll see Chief Gant, who is informed that the detectives searched the scene and found nothing. Gant then notices you. '''Talk''' to Gant. Since you found Manfred von Karma guilty (if you recall last case) Edgeworth is in a bit of a pickle. He can't say anything about the coincidence about the two locations Goodman was stabbed in. After talking, '''Examine''' the chief detective (the guy sitting at the desk). He tells you that Gant told him to check Goodman's desk. They found noting, except for a lost item list, which is half complete, with the date February, 21. '''Goodman's Lost Item Report''' will be added to your Court Record. You need to investigate the Evidence Room, but you need Gant's permission. '''Talk''' to Gant to get your permission granted. Gant will then leave. '''Move''' back to the '''Security Guard Office'''.
'''Examine''' the Entrance. You used the card. It still didn't open, as the card reader is off. The security guard turned it off. You then meet the security guard, Jake Marshall, who lets you in. You need to ask him something, but he won't talk, until you '''Present''' the '''Steak Lunch''' to him. The Steak Luch will be removed from the Court Records. '''Talk''' to Marshall about himself and his office. Meekins said Marshall wasn't in his office at the time of the murder. Marshall says he was "galloping down the highway on the back of (his) steed, Zippy". Marshall doesn't really like machines, like the security cameras. If nothing happens, then they erase the tape every few hours. Meekins and Goodman may be in one of those tapes. Marshall then shows you a record of the card reader from the day of the murder. You see a familiar ID number on it, but Marshall takes the list away before you can look further. Marshall once dreamed of being a "rawhide wangler on the scene of the crime". But now it's vanished thanks to the SL-9 case, which Marshall says it's evidence transferals is now dead two days ago. Two years after the crime is solved, the case would be dead forever. '''Present Goodman's ID''' to Marshall. Marshall will sow you the ID records again. Goodman used his ID card to open the entrance 1 minute before the stabbing! Why did Goodman pointed the knife at Meekins rather than presenting his ID card? Marshall then gives you the '''ID Card Record''', which will be added into the Court Record. Finally, '''Move''' to the '''Evidence Room'''.
[[File:PWAA_victimsshoe.png|right]]
The reason Angel didn't present it at first is that she didn't trust Edgeworth, who refuses to accept the evidence, as it doesn't conform to the first rule of evidence law: no evidence shall be shown without the approval of the Police Department. Angel says that just today, behind Edgeworth's back, she took the evidence to forensics for blood testing, and afterwards got permission from the Police Department to submit it as evidence. The '''Victim's Shoe''' is added to the Court Record. You now start cross-examining.
In there, you'll unexpectedly find Gumshoe, who is in charge of the investigation for today. Now he put's you in charge (After hearing Gant saying he'd loan $50 to a person who asks). He gives you the '''Evidence Room Floor Plans''', which will be added to the Court Record. '''Talk''' to Gumshoe. If Gumshoe is in charge, then why is he alone? His team is preparing for the trail tomorrow, so he is kicked out again. Edgeworth is quite haunted about the SL-9 Incident, and for what happened in court today, Gumshoe is investigating in his locker (he is a detective after all). He has a locker that activates with his fingerprints (since he keeps losing his ID cards). If you touch the wrong one, you'll get shocked. The '''Evidence Locker''' will be added to the Court Record. '''Present''' the '''Victim's Note''' to Gumshoe. The SL-9 Incident was pne of Edgeworth's biggest cases. Gumshoe knew that loose ties may be on the incident. '''Talk''' to Gumshoe about the SL-9 Incident. The criminal was a serial killer, and Edgeworth took him down on that case, and for that, he became famous. Gumshoe also tells you that Goodman was the head detective of the SL-9 case. The knife was found in Goodman's locker. '''Present''' the '''ID Card Records'''. Gumshoe takes a look at it and becomes shocked. The second number that went with Goodman, was Edgeworth's! The '''ID Card Record''' will be updated in the Court Record. '''Examine''' a piece of cloth hanging out of the closed upper left locker. There seems to he part of a shirt hanging out. '''Pan right''' and '''Examine''' the bright locker behind the cross-line. There is a glove in there could it be related to SL-9? '''Examine''' an open locker (just above the one you just examined). It's Goodman's locker, but it's empty. '''Examine''' the debris just under the police tape. There's big pieces of a jar on the ground. '''Check it out closer''', and you will have put the pieces together.
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==Decisive Evidence: Cross-examination==
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'''Press''' Angel's '''fifth statement'''. Ema wants to know if there is a problem. Say "'''There's a problem'''". You automatically check the Shoe. Rotate it so you can see the bottom. There is blood there, so '''present''' it. Edgeworth wants you to show the contradiction. '''Present''' the '''Crime Photo'''. If there was blood, then why weren't there any footprints? Edgeworth then reminds you what Angel said about apprehending the suspect. Lana knocked over an oil drum during the struggle. The oil drum was actually full of water, so Lana used it to wash away the footprints. This proves that Lana tried to hide the evidence.
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Here is a list of pieces to put back together in order:
Just by that, the judge decides to declare the verdict. You don't know what to do, and Ema says that since Angel is working on the prosecutor's side, she could be lying. Angel hears this and presents another photo of the crime: the body itself is in the trunk of the car. You also see that the asphalt around the car is wet. This picture shows that the shoe was indeed the victim's, and that the evidence of the footprints had been washed away, thus erasing all doubt from the court.
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You could continue here, but a couple of more pieces are missing. It looks like an '''Unstable Jar''', which will be added to the Court Record.'''Pan left''' and '''Spray''' with the '''Liuminol Testing Fluid''' on the locker with a piece of cloth sticking out. It's blood! someone wiped part of it off. '''Examine''' a spot on the upper right locker on the left of the crime scene. It's more blood! And it looks like someone tried to wipe it off. '''Spray''' with the on the spot. Gumshoe is shocked, as it is on his locker. Ema adds that to the floor plans. '''Spray''' on what looks like the crime scene. There's LOTS of blood on there. Something really happened here. Ema will mark all spots on the Floor Plans. Gumshoe will then leave, to give Edgeworth a flyer with a "No Problems!" message. Looks like you should talk to Edgeworth. '''Move''' to the '''High Prosecutor's Office'''.
Now you and Ema have nothing left to save Lana… or have you? You hear a voice, Mia's voice, telling you not to give up. Phoenix stops the court's verdict and presents the latest photograph. You automatically examine the Photo. Look closely, and you will see something in the car's muffler. '''Present''' this to the court. Does "muffler" sound familiar? When given the chance, present '''Lana's Cell Phone'''. Earlier, Angel testified that Lana mentioned "muffler" in her very brief phone call. She could have been referring to the cloth inside the car's muffler. Thus, you finally give the judge a reason to continue the case. He calls a half hour recess ("it's lunchtime, after all.")
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This trial will be unlike all of the previous ones: from here on, only Ema can help you, as there won't be a Fey to help you out… or will there? Also, with Gumshoe out of the way, you're going to have to get used to the new players in this courtroom. It's not going to be pretty.
Edgeworth calls Angel Starr to the stand. Usually, they call a detective, but according to Edgeworth, Angel was – until two years ago – a "first rate" homicide detective. Angel proceeds with describing the crime.
The parking lot at the Prosecutor's Office is divided into two blocks.
A Block is for the Prosecutor's Office personnel.
B Block is for visitors and clients.
A chain divider separates the two blocks.
The crime took place by a car in the back of A Block, in the car's trunk.
The killer stabbed the victim with a knife and went to drive the body out of the garage.
The Parking Lot Floor Plans will be added to the Court Record. Angel says she witnessed the very moment of the crime — things are looking grim for you already.
Press Angel's first and second statements. Angel tells you that the reason she hates prosecutors is that they fired her. She was bringing a lunchbox to her boyfriend in the security guard room, which is above A Block, overlooking the whole lot from its glass front window. Now press the fourth statement. Because she was a visitor, she had to park in B Block, which is where she witnessed the crime — from thirty feet away. Angel then presents a photograph, taken at the moment of the crime, showing a person that is certainly Lana. The Crime Photo will be added to your Court Record.
Present the Crime Photo on Angel's fifth or sixth statement. It doesn't look like she was holding a knife. However, Edgeworth objects, saying Angel actually took the photo the moment after the crime, because blood was already splattered on her coat. Edgeworth sees no problem with this. You have a choice to object or accept. Choose "Objection!". Didn't Angel say she took the picture at the moment of the murder? She takes it lightly, however and admits she was a little off. Angel then says Lana committed the murder in a premeditated way. As you can see in the Crime Photo, Lana was wearing rubber, surgical gloves. Why would she be wearing them if she didn't know she'd be handling a bloody corpse? The judge then demands that Angel add that into her testimony.
The murder was planned! The rubber gloves prove it!
Present Edgeworth's Knife on that statement. Lana didn't prepare the most important thing: the murder weapon. It's hard to believe that the murder could be premeditated when she used a knife that just happened to be in Edgeworth's trunk. If she had planned it, would she really have forgotten to bring the murder weapon? Edgeworth doesn't seem to care though — he will accept a Guilty verdict whether Lana planned the murder or not. Angel still insists that the act was premeditated, and seems to have more cause for this deduction. The judge then asks her for a new testimony to bring her reasoning to light.
Present Goodman's Autopsy Report against Angel's fourth statement. It says that Goodman was stabbed once. Angel thought that Lana stabbed Goodman more than once, because she mistook something that looked like blood at her breast. The judge has Angel testify as to what she thought looked like blood.
Her red muffler looked like blood to me… that's how ghastly the whole scene was.
Present the Crime Photo on that statement. Edgeworth states that according to the photo, Lana wasn't wearing a muffler. Angel swore she saw something red. The judge has Angel testify to her mistake. Finally, you're making progress. But at the same time, Edgeworth is stealing your thunder!
Press Angel's second statement. Angel says she was 30 feet away from her before Lana was arrested. Press her further. Angel earlier claimed to have witnessed the murder from the B Block. There was a chain link fence separating the two parking blocks. Angel says she climbed over the 9-foot fence to get to Lana. How could she do that with so little time?
Press on Angel's third statement. Angel heard Lana say the word "muffler" on her phone. Ask further. Lana attempted to use the emergency phone at first, but it was out of order. The Cell Phone is updated in the Court Record. Angel adds a testimony about the emergency phone.
She gave up trying to use the phone on the wall and just used her cell phone!
3DS Trilogy and HD Trilogy: The text is different on this statement. it's replaced as "I saw it all -- how she tried the phone on the wall but had to use her cell instead".
If you press her on this statement, the parking lot Floor Plans will appear, where she will detail what she saw and where. If Angel had witnessed the crime from where she claims she was, she would not have seen Lana use the phone, because of the partition that was in the way.
Angel has to be lying, so present the Parking Lot Floor Plans on this statement. Edgeworth wants to know what she is lying about. Say "Where she saw it". If Angel saw Lana use the phone, she might have seen it in a different location. The judge wants to know where. You examine the Floor Plans. Present where it's labeled "Security Room". Earlier Angel said that she was selling a lunch to one of her "boyfriends" there. That must be where she saw the crime.
Ema then notices something odd. Why would Angel lie? Edgeworth presents the Crime Photo to remind you that Angel took the picture from Block B. The judge wants to know what Angel is lying about and tells Phoenix to do so. Ema then recalls what you know so far. Angel says that she saw the crime from the Security Room, but she lied about seeing it from Block B. Phoenix wonders what would change by that. Choose the "Distance to the crime". Though the Security Room was also about 30 feet away from the crime, what matters is how long it took to reach the suspect. As you know from the crime scene, the door to A Block was locked, so Angel had to take the long way around to B Block. It took Angel five minutes to get there. Five minutes?! Raise an objection at this point. If it took five minutes for Angel to reach the crime, Lana would have had a chance to run. Looks like you were able to take advantage of Angel's slip up.
The judge tries to adjourn court, but Angel persists, as she has decisive evidence. The judge, with some temptation from Angel, has her testify about this new evidence.
I should have mentioned those five minutes when I wasn't looking at the crime scene.
And now, to the matter of the victim's shoe… Did I not bring this up…?
Two types of blood were found on this shoe! One was of course the victim's.
And the other blood type... matched that of the defendant, Ms. Lana Skye!
This shoe proves it! It's flawless, decisive evidence!
The reason Angel didn't present it at first is that she didn't trust Edgeworth, who refuses to accept the evidence, as it doesn't conform to the first rule of evidence law: no evidence shall be shown without the approval of the Police Department. Angel says that just today, behind Edgeworth's back, she took the evidence to forensics for blood testing, and afterwards got permission from the Police Department to submit it as evidence. The Victim's Shoe is added to the Court Record. You now start cross-examining.
Press Angel's fifth statement. Ema wants to know if there is a problem. Say "There's a problem". You automatically check the Shoe. Rotate it so you can see the bottom. There is blood there, so present it. Edgeworth wants you to show the contradiction. Present the Crime Photo. If there was blood, then why weren't there any footprints? Edgeworth then reminds you what Angel said about apprehending the suspect. Lana knocked over an oil drum during the struggle. The oil drum was actually full of water, so Lana used it to wash away the footprints. This proves that Lana tried to hide the evidence.
Just by that, the judge decides to declare the verdict. You don't know what to do, and Ema says that since Angel is working on the prosecutor's side, she could be lying. Angel hears this and presents another photo of the crime: the body itself is in the trunk of the car. You also see that the asphalt around the car is wet. This picture shows that the shoe was indeed the victim's, and that the evidence of the footprints had been washed away, thus erasing all doubt from the court.
Now you and Ema have nothing left to save Lana… or have you? You hear a voice, Mia's voice, telling you not to give up. Phoenix stops the court's verdict and presents the latest photograph. You automatically examine the Photo. Look closely, and you will see something in the car's muffler. Present this to the court. Does "muffler" sound familiar? When given the chance, present Lana's Cell Phone. Earlier, Angel testified that Lana mentioned "muffler" in her very brief phone call. She could have been referring to the cloth inside the car's muffler. Thus, you finally give the judge a reason to continue the case. He calls a half hour recess ("it's lunchtime, after all.")
