The Great Ace Attorney 2: Resolve/Final Chapter: The Resolve of Ryunosuke Naruhodo/Trial, Part 3

Trial resumes

Maria Gorey, Yujin Mikotoba and Barok van Zieks' Testimony

- The Autopsy of Klint van Zieks -

Mikotoba: From my own observations, I couldn't say there was any indication of the autopsy results having been fabricated.
Mikotoba: Death resulted from a wound made by a Western-style sword transfixing the heart. That I found a little strange.
Gorey: There were no other signs of internal injury. Nothing questionable at all.
Gorey: It was just that beautiful but dangerous piece of evidence removed from the man's stomach.
Van Zieks: Presumed to have been swallowed by the victim as a way of posthumously identifying his assailant.

Barry Caidin's Testimony

- The Jailbreak Plot -

Caidin: It was the day that Japanese jock was found guilty. The directive came from the Prosecutor's Office.
Caidin: I assigned the convict to the chief warder Vigil here, and put the plan into action behind the scenes.
Vigil: I was responsible for Asogi right up until the night of his execution. But I knew nothing of any plot...
Caidin: I dinnae ken if there were some negotiations between the convict and the Prosecutor's Office.
Caidin: All I did was carry oot my duty! For Her Majesty's great British Empire!

Daley Vigil's Testimony

- The Asogi Papers -

Vigil: As the warder responsible for condemned convicts, I attended to Mr Asogi and kept watch over his cell.
Vigil: The night after he was found guilty in court, he was doing something with that will in his cell!
Vigil: We turned the cell inside out looking for it after the execution, but to no avail.
Caidin: I only found oot about the Asogi Papers when a directive came tellin' me to impound them.
Caidin: The document was in the folds of the fella's robe that was left in his cell. A 'kimono', I think it's called.