You're on the wrong like of logic. The foundation of her reasoning is the autopsy report itself. So, to find a contradiction, you need to disprove that foundation. Act like the autopsy report doesn't exist and you never read it. Look at her testimony and your evidence again and the answer should be clearer
Spoiler: More Obvious Hint
Look at the photo of the victim. If she was stabbed, where would stab wounds be on her body?
Spoiler: GK2-4 Answer
Kagome's red raincoat only has blood in the good and contains no stab wounds
Thanks man I realised that being the conductors clothes they couldn't have been on her at the time of the murder and therefore it was faked but I kept throwing out the conductors clothes and the autopsy report picture randomly.
I managed to get it without your absolute answer.
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Yeah, that's a tough one. I got confused there because I was assuming the autopsy report was true and then I was forgetting what I even needed to prove. Looking back, it's pretty obvious
There's a similar thing in Case 5 that pissed me off
I'm confused I just finished The Kidnapped Turn about and...
Spoiler: yeye
At the end, Portsman and Faith show up out of nowhere. Doesn't this case take place after the first two cases? The main hint of this is when Edgeworth said he's been in too many messes since his return. Or did I miss something?
Fellowzdoomer wrote:I'm confused I just finished The Kidnapped Turn about and...
Spoiler: yeye
At the end, Portsman and Faith show up out of nowhere. Doesn't this case take place after the first two cases? The main hint of this is when Edgeworth said he's been in too many messes since his return. Or did I miss something?
AAI-2 & 3 take place before AAI-1. It goes like this:
AAI-4
...several year skip...
AAI-2
AAI-3
AAI-1
AAI-5
So Turnabout Visitor is pretty late into the story.
