Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Dual Destinies/Episode 3: Turnabout Academy/Trial, Day 1: Difference between revisions

Blackquill already convinces the judge to have Fulbright do the case brief. The murder weapon is the awl, with the victim's blood and Woods's fingerprints on it, just like in the mock trial. The '''awl''' and the '''autopsy report''' are added to the court record. There were traces of a large pool of blood detected in the art room. They believe the body was moved from the art room to the stage. In the tape that Myriam hid in the art room, a female voice is heard screaming, "You're a goner!"  

The voice is very hard to hear, but it is definitely female. The '''tape recorder''' is added to the court record. The voice hasn't been identified by voiceprint analysis. The victim was killed at night, and the next morning the campus was full of students, and no body was found. The only time the body could have been moved was right before the mock trial, and that's also when O'Conner found the body. The three mock trial participants were the only ones who had access to the empty campus, and therefore were the only ones who could've moved the body, and the voice on the tape recorder is from a female. Juniper is the only female out of the three, and that leaves Juniper the only possibility.  

'''Present''' the '''Stage Costume''' on the fifth statement. The costume has constellations all over it, but there is not a single one on the photo. This means the person was wearing the costume inside out. The costume designer would never wear her own costume inside out! But as it turns out, the paint is actually fluorescent, which means it only glows in the dark. The paint had to dry, so Juniper put the costume on the mannequin inside out. This would mean that she could have worn the costume inside out! The '''glowing costume photo''' is added to the court record.

#I got that paint on me when i caught it!

But then, Robin takes off his brace! Or actually, 'her' brace! After this transformation, all the discord is gone. She didn't even want to become a prosecutor in the first place, but rather an artist. She's still loud as ever though. The fact that Robin is a girl, actually changes things. There is a piece of evidence that should be reconsidered. '''Present''' the '''tape recorder'''. The voice saying "You're a goner!" is from a female. This means Robin must be labeled a suspect too! Blackquill says Juniper was still the only one with knowledge of the script, and that Robin was an accomplice to the crime by leading Myriam to the body.  

There is, however, a way she could know the script's contents. The only way another person could know about the contents was if they '''heard it from Junie'''. Juniper did not want their friendship to become awkward by having Hugh confess to her, so she leaked the script's info to Robin. When you're asked to show evidence that Newman knew the contents of the script, '''present''' the '''mock trial script'''. Back in the mock trial, Robin said "Oh, the green sweat suit" when she saw Courte's photo. The mock trial script said that Courte was supposed to wear a red suit, which explains Robin's reaction. In response, Robin says that Courte has written a note about the details of the case so she could prepare the props required for the mock trial. That means anyone who photographed the note knew the script's contents!  

Juniper left the campus at 6:00 PM, and the final bell rings at 7:00 PM, at which point, the place is empty. The time of the voice recording on the tape recorder was 7:15 PM, because the voice was heard ten minutes after a special broadcast which plays at 7:00. The '''tape recorder''' is updated in the court record. This would mean Juniper was still in the main building after the killing.

'''Press''' on the '''fourth statement'''. Ask '''How did you prep for the mock trial?'''. Hugh says he was doing nothing in particular, and didn't talk to anyone. You will get a new piece of testimony.

On this new statement, '''present Courte's planner'''. Courte was supposed to meet with Hugh on that day, and even marked it as important. The only time they could've had a private conversation was after the last bell. Hugh seems just as suspicious as Robin now! The voice on the tape recorder still belongs to a female though. When asked who the voice on the tape recorder really belongs to, select '''The victim'''. This doesn't make a lot of sense though, "you're a goner!" is not something a victim would shout at the killer. But, when you repeat that sentence a couple of times, it sounds like something completely different! You propose that the victim wasn't shouting "you're a goner!", but rather that she was '''scolding O'Conner'''. Courte wasn't screaming "you're a goner!", but actually "Hugh O'Conner"!

But, Blackquill presents a final piece of evidence. It's a photo of Juniper and Courte in the art room, and the clock reads 7:05! Five minutes before the voice was recorded! The '''school camera photo''' is added to the court record. Now it really looks like there is nothing you can do. The judge is just about to reach his verdict, when he gets interrupted by Robin, she confesses to the murder! A few moments later, Juniper confesses too! Are they trying to protect each other? That would mean Hugh is the real killer, but he also takes the witness stand, and as expected, also confesses. After these events, the judge has no choice but to prolong the trial.