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Adrian in black wrote:
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3-5 is still it for me.
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Spoiler: 3-5
That's not the problem.
Spoiler: 3-3, 3-5
Of course, nobody knew who the hell Godot was before Ron's case and he somehow got everyone to think he was all that and a bag of poe-tay-toe chips, so who knows.
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The only far fetched part about 4-3 is suspected Machi did it.
Not really. Here's another far-fetched part:
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^The actual manipulating in 3-5 isn't what gets me.
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That judge is extremely dumb, even dumber than the regular judge, so I don't find it all that surprising.
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Something that's always bothered me about 2-2 is how Maya got that bullet hole in her sleeve, while lying down, without getting hit by the actual bullet. It just doesn't make any sense.
When she was shot, she probably wasn't on the ground, but it was when Mimi lifted her up, trying to put her in the box, so it's very possible.
Yeah, Maya got lucky there. But she was unlucky in the first place...
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That judge is extremely dumb, even dumber than the regular judge, so I don't find it all that surprising.
A judge can be Dumber than Udgey? Gasp! 
Anyway, the most far-fetcheched case was, really, almost all of them. All of them have at least one thing that irks me. I blame the AA universe's police stupidity.
But the most far-fetched case was definently 4-3. Machi gets blamed, andSpoiler:
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3-5 for me. It also happens to be one of my favourite cases.
Spoiler: 3-5, obviously
Spoiler: 3-5
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3-5 for me. It also happens to be one of my favourite cases.
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Adrian in black wrote:
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3-5 for me. It also happens to be one of my favourite cases.
Spoiler: 3-5, obviously
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But that's just the problem.
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Now as for my vote, I'll also have to go with 2-3. Hell, JFA in general had faulty logic in a lot of places.
However, 2-3 bothers me in particular. First of all, the whole "cape fell on the bust", no matter how true it may be, is just Phoenix grasping for straws to me. Another thing is the whole flying thing. So what if there weren't footprints? You can't just arrest someone because they can "fly" and it fits. What's not to say that the person stood on the nearby sidewalk and hit Russell in such a way it'd hit him in the back of the head? That's equally plausible. Also yes, I have a problem digesting this "pepper on the scarf" thing. Leon could have just clamped down.
Next, it would be 2-4. Now I LOVE 2-4, and it's my second/third favorite case (depending on how you consider 3-4/3-5). However, it's logic and coincidences bring it down a little.
First and foremost, it's the whole deal with Shoe. WHY would Phoenix and Pearl be asked to go and feed Matt's cat when there's a BUTLER already there? (granted, it's de Killer, but whatever) That little event seemed to be the only thing writers could come up with to introduce the mansion and Shoe to everyone. Nothing more.
THEN, de Killer testifies by radio. Excuse me for thinking it's more farfetched then cross-examining a parrot, but really. They didn't even TRY to trace the call. Sure, Edgeworth said they wouldn't but so what? They still could have done it. Second, it doesn't fit in, since de Killer was supposedly first getting out of the Berry Big Circus with Maya, then goes BACK to get the stuff he forgot as well as getting into some sort of gunfight all while testifying to the court about who his client is. How is that possible?
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But that's just the problem.
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Next, it would be 2-4. Now I LOVE 2-4, and it's my second/third favorite case (depending on how you consider 3-4/3-5). However, it's logic and coincidences bring it down a little.
First and foremost, it's the whole deal with Shoe. WHY would Phoenix and Pearl be asked to go and feed Matt's cat when there's a BUTLER already there?
First and foremost, it's the whole deal with Shoe. WHY would Phoenix and Pearl be asked to go and feed Matt's cat when there's a BUTLER already there?
Why that thought didn't occur to Phoenix and Pearl is a very good question...
OK, why it didn't occur to Phoenix is a good question...I love Pearl, but she's a naive little girly.
In any case,
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And besides, it's still a very obivous ploy to make you see Shoe anyway.
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Bad Player wrote:
Spoiler: 3-5
The funny thing about that last bit
Spoiler: Still 3-5
But, after 3-3, the fact that nobody did check is not terribly unbelievable...The LA legal system circa 2016 is full of idiots.
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I mean, think how unbelieveably crazy this case was anyways. The whole murder is almost like magic, e.g very hard to believe. Same goes for part of the cast and other thingamajings in this case.
Am I the only one who thinks 1-5 was one of the most far fetched? I'll prolly give my reasons why later. IMO there are small details people tend to miss and they make this case more far fetched than it already is. (1-5 is certainly one of the more far fetched cases in AA, just from a simple perspective.)
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I've got to admit, 1-5 is pretty improbable.
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Darke kills almost half a dozen peole with no forethought or planning whatsoevever, and four detectives involved with the case can't find a single piece of evidence against him? Gumshoe's idea of evidence is "this person was somewhere near the crime when it happened" - Goodman and the rest could have handed von Karma a piece of lint and he would find a way to make a conviction.
Not to mention during the present day case, the very thought of someone dragging a dead body out of the police station, into the parking lot/garage, breaking into someone's trunk, and stashing the body - all without a single person noticing the body, the blood, or the smell - is downright ridiculous. I know the police in PW are inept, but that's going a little far.
And then there's the silliness in the trial itself, where Phoenix confirms the murder weapon using a teenager's stig figure drawing. "She didn't draw it pointy enough for it to be a knife!" It's a good thing Edgeworth was on his side by then, because anyone else would have laughed him out of court.
It's a shame, because I like some of the characters in 1-5 (especially Gant) but I just can't take the case seriously >.>
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In any case,
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Spoiler: 2-4
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Oh man, I forgot all about 1-5!
Darke kills almost half a dozen peole with no forethought or planning whatsoevever, and four detectives involved with the case can't find a single piece of evidence against him? Gumshoe's idea of evidence is "this person was somewhere near the crime when it happened" - Goodman and the rest could have handed von Karma a piece of lint and he would find a way to make a conviction.
Not to mention during the present day case, the very thought of someone dragging a dead body out of the police station, into the parking lot/garage, breaking into someone's trunk, and stashing the body - all without a single person noticing the body, the blood, or the smell - is downright ridiculous. I know the police in PW are inept, but that's going a little far.
And then there's the silliness in the trial itself, where Phoenix confirms the murder weapon using a teenager's stig figure drawing. "She didn't draw it pointy enough for it to be a knife!" It's a good thing Edgeworth was on his side by then, because anyone else would have laughed him out of court.
It's a shame, because I like some of the characters in 1-5 (especially Gant) but I just can't take the case seriously >.>
Darke kills almost half a dozen peole with no forethought or planning whatsoevever, and four detectives involved with the case can't find a single piece of evidence against him? Gumshoe's idea of evidence is "this person was somewhere near the crime when it happened" - Goodman and the rest could have handed von Karma a piece of lint and he would find a way to make a conviction.
Not to mention during the present day case, the very thought of someone dragging a dead body out of the police station, into the parking lot/garage, breaking into someone's trunk, and stashing the body - all without a single person noticing the body, the blood, or the smell - is downright ridiculous. I know the police in PW are inept, but that's going a little far.
And then there's the silliness in the trial itself, where Phoenix confirms the murder weapon using a teenager's stig figure drawing. "She didn't draw it pointy enough for it to be a knife!" It's a good thing Edgeworth was on his side by then, because anyone else would have laughed him out of court.
It's a shame, because I like some of the characters in 1-5 (especially Gant) but I just can't take the case seriously >.>
I still think this case is within the realms of realms of reality. It's all possible. Sure, it's not too probable, but I find it probable enough.
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Croik wrote:
And then there's the silliness in the trial itself, where Phoenix confirms the murder weapon using a teenager's stig figure drawing. "She didn't draw it pointy enough for it to be a knife!" It's a good thing Edgeworth was on his side by then, because anyone else would have laughed him out of court.
Oh, geez. I think I spent about a half-hour trying to figure out what was wrong with that drawing, because I assumed the rectangular knife was an abstraction. ><
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Croik wrote:
Not to mention during the present day case, the very thought of someone dragging a dead body out of the police station, into the parking lot/garage, breaking into someone's trunk, and stashing the body - all without a single person noticing the body, the blood, or the smell - is downright ridiculous. I know the police in PW are inept, but that's going a little far.
In fairness, the police weren't there. Everyone was at the awards thing. And it was tranferral day.
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