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The Great Ace Attorney: Adventures/Episode 5: The Adventure of the Unspeakable Story/Trial, Part 2 (edit)
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==Encounter with the Victim: Cross Examination== | ==Encounter with the Victim: Cross Examination== | ||
By pressing the first four statements, which isn't mandatory, you will learn that Mr. Windibank came at the brothers from inside his storeroom, where we have been told Gina was too. However, Mr. Windibank was armed, and shouted at them to give him their gun, which they didn't. After hauling Ringo behind the counter, and making all of the items on it fall in the process, the victim rang a secret alarm underneat his counter to alert the police and went back inside the storeroom, locking himself in. This story has nothing to do with the version we had been told up until now, and has a series of inconsistencies.<br> | |||
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'''Press statement 5'''. When asked whether there was anyone else apart from Gina who could have shot the victim, '''choose option 2''', "There could have been!" This leaves us with the questions, ''from what location did the culprit shoot?'', and ''where was the victim standing when that happened?'' You will be shown the crime scene diagram. When asked about the murderer's position, '''point right ouside the storeroom door'''. Then, when asked about the victim's position, '''point inside the storeroom'''.<br> | |||
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You theorize that the storeroom door was open at the time of the murder, but then, who could have locked it from the inside? Van Zieks doesn't seem impressed. When asked about who could have closed the door, '''present Gina Lestrade''', who could have closed the door after the shooting to try and protect herself. Suddenly, the whole jury seems to be on your side and highly suspicious of the Skulkin brothers!<br> | |||
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However... your theory seems to have some holes. Namely, only one bullet was fired from the Skulkin brothers's gun, and we had come to the conclusion earlier that it was the bullet that wounded Mr. Sholmes. If they had shot Mr. Windibank too, there would be a second bullet missing from the chamber.<br> | |||
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Van Zieks is not impressed. He also has in his possession the music box disk Gina wanted the day before the murder, back at the pawnbroker's, and Inspector Gregson gets ''very'' nervous at the sight. Apparently, a meeting was held the day before the trial in which it was agreed to not use the disk as evidence —because ''the government doesn't want to''—, and it seems Van Zieks is not upholding his part of the deal. He claims he wasn't aware af any deal, and that he will decide how to present his case. The '''Music Box Disk''' will be added once more to the Court Record. Looks like this case is going to take some unexpected turns...<br> | |||
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Before moving on to the next Summation Examination though, we have some new tools at our disposal that weren't there the last time we saw the disk. '''Examine the Music Box Disk''' and '''check the bloodstain''' to analyze it. The stain will turn bright green, a colour you have seen before... '''The Blood Samples Portfolio will be updated'''.<br> | |||
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==Judicial Findings: The Jurors' Contentions== | ==Judicial Findings: The Jurors' Contentions== | ||