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Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Hints

He's testified about the fingerprints, and is putting up quite a fight!

  • 1 of 20: Press Marshall's first and last statements, as those two seem the most iffy.
  • 2 of 20: He will adjust his statement, and if you press the new one you will have a chance to point out some evidence Jake was in the room.
  • 3 of 20: Keep your eyes on Jake's locker (on the far left) while watching the video.
  • 4 of 20: Pay attention to the end of the video, particularly.
  • 5 of 20: A piece of cloth will appear sticking out of Jake's locker towards the end of the video.
  • 6 of 20: In fact, it's the same cloth WE saw in the Evidence Room yesterday.
  • 7 of 20: Point the cloth out.
  • 8 of 20: Jake says there's no proof it was he who put that cloth in there.
  • 9 of 20: We, however, obviously know otherwise.
  • 10 of 20: These lockers are fingerprint-coded, and Jake's locker definitely wasn't already open. He went into that room, and this proves it.
  • 11 of 20: Present the Evidence Locker, which proves to be his undoing.
  • 12 of 20: You will need to show where Marshall was in the room.
  • 13 of 20: Obviously he wasn't Meekins, which leaves only one possible solution.
  • 14 of 20: Point to the Victim indicator and select it.
  • 15 of 20: One more thing to prove... why would he use his locker? Surely it would incriminate him?
  • 16 of 20: Take a look at the video again; at the struggle between the two men in particular.
  • 17 of 20: You will notice "Goodman" takes a rather large blow to the shoulder and begins bleeding.
  • 18 of 20: There's no way he'd be able to get out of the building undiscovered if he was dripping with blood.
  • 19 of 20: Maybe he removed the bloody clothes and shoved them into the locker before he ran off!
  • 20 of 20: Point to the blood, to make Jake confess.