When you first meet Cody in the rogue turnabout, during one of the lines, you can see his name is Cody rather than ??? before he tells you. In turnabout on the web on the last testimony if you turn in the incorrect evidence/statement the scene with Watters appears again regardless if it already happened, so that your health bar is replenished each time.

Wait, you mean AFTER he already came in and told you about Webb? It doesn't just give you a game over if you screw up again? I thought I fixed that... I'll have to check that out later. Thanks for letting me know.

It is the day before the Fey Clan reunion Maya has been planning. She and Nick travel to Kurain village to oversee the final preparations. However, everything is quickly brought to a halt after an assassin shoots one of the guests. Nick himself witnesses the crime. Yet, after noticing a connection to the Rivales Family and a suspicious similarity to another case from years past, he decides to once again defend the suspect...

...The suspect for a crime which he feels personally responsible for.

you're asked if you can prove when Washington got her injury. You're supposed to admit you can't, but doesn't Lotta's photo of the concert sort of count? It shows her hand unharmed and at least narrows it down to a very specific (and suspicious) time frame. Heck, this might be stretching the capabilities of AA courts but they could've brought in some of the concert staff to testify about it too. Maybe I'm thinking about it too much, but it seemed like a strange thing not to bring up.

The omnipresent references to Funny Internet Things throughout this case range from groan-worthy to the unbearably awful. Ha ha ha, the victim got Rickrolled! Ha ha ha, Edman is a Feenris shipper! Ha ha ha. When Edman says (after quite a bit of comedic buildup) that he can't believe the witness is a woman because... "THERE ARE NO GIRLS ON THE INTERNET!! LOL!!!!" I felt like punching someone.

Okay, so the jokes fell flat. Maybe I just don't appreciate internet memes like other people do. But the real problem with this case is that the references to Funny Internet Things actually hurt the plot.

For example: it is blatantly obvious from the moment we see him that Togamera is the real killer. Why? Because he's the only new character in this case who doesn't seem to exist to reference as many internet memes as possible.

Take the character of the Woman (we don't know her name because she's anonymous-- LOL!!! GET IT??), who reads less like a character and more like a painful attempt to jam as many internet memes as you can into one character, up to the point where she literally SPINS A LEEK TO THE LEVAN POLKA.

The nadir of her presence in this case (and this case in general, come to think of it) comes at the end of the first trial segment. Astute viewers will note that since she was booking a flight on her laptop, she is the person in the chat who said she had to catch a plane in the chat and therefore could not have witnessed the murder. So, we already know every word that comes out of her mouth is complete bullshit. When we finally expose her for the liar she is, we ask why she decided to commit perjury. Her motive is... wait for it...... shE DID IT FOR THE LULZ!!! HA HA HA!!! THE JOKE IS THAT SHE'S A SHALLOW PARODY OF 4CHAN USERS THAT USE THEIR ANONYMITY TO BE TOTAL ASSWIPES FOR THEIR OWN AMUSEMENT!!! OH MY GOD, I AM LITERALLY ROLLING ON THE FLOOR LAUGHING RIGHT NOW! NO WAIT-- I AM CONVULSING IN PAIN BECAUSE I WASTED TWO HOURS CROSS-EXAMINING A WITNESS THAT REFUSED TO DIVULGE THE TRUTH SO THAT YOU COULD MAKE A JOKE ABOUT ANONYMOUS!!!

The trial segment also hurts the case because it renders the Woman completely unsympathetic, so when we out her as Salmonella and she starts feeling remorse, it's impossible for us to sympathize with her. What should have been a very compelling subplot falls flat because of her nonexistent characterization.

Note that although it sounds like I positively despised this case, I found it pretty enjoyable. Togamera and Dreisan were both brilliant characters-- not Watters good, but still likeable and memorable. The plot was solid when it wasn't bogged with Funny Internet Things, the returning characters were great, and the idea of logging into someone's account to go sleuthing was brilliant.

The problem that this case has is that it wants to have its cake and eat it too. It wants to be a dark, moody case where anyone can die, and at the same time it wants to be a case involving a fat forty-year-old who has a shrine to underage anime girls in his mom's basement. Unfortunately, it can't be both without the quality of the case suffering.

I agree with the woman, I wish we at least would know her name. It was obviouse that she was lying from the beginning and the adding of internet things/jokes really fell flat on my part too. Anton Simms persona was nice, but I don´t like to go and search what hes saying in the middle of a case. Also the Canada joke was ok but it was a little dull around the edges.
Togamera was the killer obviosly but his motivation and Webb´s identity were a good mystery that made me interested.
BTW, is it possible for me to be a beta tester of somesort for you? Id love to help.
Also, I did like the fact that Obadiah was exploding in court.
(NAME AND OCCUPATION!!!!)

And no, Woman's testimony wasn't just there to make a two-hour joke about Anon (although I can understand you feeling this way). If you'll recall, that testimony was required for the killer's plot.

And also, later when Nick brings it up to Obadiah, he appears to have some sort of brief realization. This will be relevant in later cases.

Victor Timmons: Victor Timmons. 'cause he's the victim, geddit?? Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha!!!
Kylie Washington: I'm assuming her first name is in reference to Australian pop idol and worst Doctor Who companion ever Kylie Minogue. Not sure as to the significance of her last name, though.

Sir Gallante: Gallante comes from "gallant," presumably. May or may not be related to famed mobster Carmine "The Cigar" Galante.
Michael Rivales: Named for Michael Corleone, the "protagonist" of The Godfather. His brother Vito gets his name from this film as well, as does Marlon Rivales (who's named after the actor who played Vito Corleone, Marlon Brando).
Wayne Parker: No clue.
Virgil Black: Virgil was a Roman poet and Dante's best bud in the Divine Comedy. Also (HELLA SPOILER HERE) his name references his real occupation as a vigilante. Virgil Gallante -> Vigilante, geddit?
Sarah Keyes: Meant to go along with her poppop, Charles Locke. Because keys go with a lock. Ha ha ha.
Mark Watters: Given that he gets conned by Rivales, I think "mark" is a pretty accurate name for him.
Assorted other names: most of the Rivales are named after characters from the Godfather movies or the characters who portrayed them. Sandra Watters has a pretty beachy name, although I don't know if that's significant. Jim and Jessica Rocket are named after the bumbling idiot bad guys from the Pokemon anime. Catherine Nyan from the packet is named after the Nyan Cat. (A precursor for the meme-based shenanigans of the next case, I guess.)

Edman Books: Books because he's a librarian. With his first name initialized it becomes e-books, which would be fitting given the virtual aspects of the plot.
Walter Wade Webb: "World wide web." Ahaha.
Nathen Togamera: You would hate me if I explained the pun here, so I'm just going to tell you to look for words inside his first and last name. Incidentally, I am so, so sorry for your loss.
Morton Dreisan: "Mort" is a root that means death. Appropriate for a coroner. Can't make heads or tails of his surname, though.
Woman: She doesn't give you a name because she's anonymous. Like, anonymous as in Anonymous.
Anton Simms: No clue. His last name might be a reference to The Sims. He's also pretending to be a woman over the internet, so "Simms" could refer to how he's simulating an internet life, maybe?

Writer for a cult magazine, right?

Objection voice? Or is it there just for funzies?

I noticed that with the games files, Obadiah had three voice clips, two of them being
and does that mean we'll controlling the Rival Prosecutor of this case
if the answer to this question contains spoilers for a future case, tell and I'll understand