If one was attempting to prove that the name written in the sand next to a murder victim was not, indeed, written by the victim, would one:
A) through long conversation and on-the-fly production of evidence one did not previously have show that the victim was left-handed (when the name was supposedly written with the right hand) and the name was spelled wrong (after the victim had intimately known the person whose name was written for over six months)
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B) simply cite the autopsy report - after all, someone who has fallen from a nine-foot-high wall and died on impact from a broken neck will probably not be doing any writing after landing.
In other news, Phoenix Wright is definitely one of the more...interesting...games I've ever played. Considering I'm a Disgaea fan, this is saying something.
A) through long conversation and on-the-fly production of evidence one did not previously have show that the victim was left-handed (when the name was supposedly written with the right hand) and the name was spelled wrong (after the victim had intimately known the person whose name was written for over six months)
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B) simply cite the autopsy report - after all, someone who has fallen from a nine-foot-high wall and died on impact from a broken neck will probably not be doing any writing after landing.
In other news, Phoenix Wright is definitely one of the more...interesting...games I've ever played. Considering I'm a Disgaea fan, this is saying something.
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Maggey would have been screwed then, apparently, oh mai.
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Plus, the judge was about to pronounce the innocent verdict before the prosecution pulled in the other witness, so...yeah. :3
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And it actually went as choice A describes it, verbatim.
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...this is some game. ;;;
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I adore PW games. I don't care if they make sense or not. They just...transcend logic somehow.
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Also, it is just silly. |D
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This happens periodically in car accidents, which is why, after a serious collision, it's very important to stay put and wait for paramedics to get you out even if you feel like you can move everything. (Unless your car is on fire, in which case you might as well take your chances.)
There ought to be telltale marks in the sand--indentations, trails, that sort of thing from the victim's arms and legs--that would give you an indication of whether the victim's hand actually wrote the name, and if so, whether that hand was helped by someone nearby at the time. Anything that wipes away those traces will also wipe away the name.
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Me too.