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Gyakuten Kenji 2 | Table of Contents | Walkthrough [show]
+ Getting Started / はじめか
ら
, Walkthrough / ウォークス Edgeworth, Kay, and Gumshoe are standing in the visitor's room of the detention center,
ルー waiting to see Horace Knightley, the culprit from the fake assassination attempt a few days
+ Turnabout Target 逆転の earlier. It seems he doesn't plan on showing up any time soon. Suddenly, a guard bursts in,
標的 with an explanation for Knightley's absence - he's been killed! In the detention center!? But
, The Imprisoned Knightley isn't in his cell. The crime scene turns out to be a workroom inside the prison,
Turnabout 獄中の逆転 which is in the same building as the detention center. The body is unmistakably that of
- Beginning / 前編 Knightley... what was he doing in the prison, when he hadn't been tried yet? He shouldn't
( Middle / 中編
have been able to enter the prison at any point. The Floor Plans (⾒取り図 mitorizu) are
added to the Organizer. You need to get to the bottom of this mystery... Time to start
investigating.

Contents [hide]
1 Investigation: Prison - Workroom A / 捜査　～刑務所・作業部屋～
2 Logic Chess: Jay Elbird / ロジックチェス　～折中 秀治～
3 Elbird's Testimony: About the Incident / 折中の証⾔ ～事件について～
4 Rebuttal: About the Incident / 追究 ～事件について～

Gyakuten Kenji
Investigation: Prison 2/Episode
- Workroom 2: The Imprisoned
A / 捜査　～刑務所・作業部屋～ [edit]

Turnabout/Beginning
Start by examining the pulley and sheets in the centre of the room. In larger areas
like this, press to pan the screen up, down, left, or right, in order to examine the
entire area. Pan down and examine the sheets to get the Stacked sheets logic (積
まれたシート Tsumareta shīto). There's also a whip here, but it doesn't belong to who
you're thinking of. Now examine the body itself. He probably died from the wound
on his neck. There are also some bruises on his head, and his clothes are covered in
dirt. Gumshoe will take a photo of the scene, and the Crime Scene Notes (死体の所
⾒メモ shitai no shoken memo) will be added to the Organizer. Examine the
Chessboard (チェスボード chesubōdo) to have it added to the Organizer. It
probably belonged to Knightley, who was an avid chess player. Examine the rubber
glove to look closer at it. Rotate it around, and examine the blood stains. The glove
was dropped after the blood was spilled, otherwise the stain would outline the glove. This means it was
probably used by the killer. The Rubber Glove (ゴム⼿袋 gomu tebukuro) is added to the Organizer. Next,
examine the sheet and rope wrapped around the body. The Rope (ロープ rōpu) is added to the Organizer. The
inside of the sheet is stained with blood. You get the Bloody sheet logic (⾎のついたシート
Chi no tsuita shīto). Use your Logic to connect it to the Stacked sheets (積まれたシート).
The Bloodstained Sheet (⾎のついたシート chi no tsuita shīto) is added to the Organizer.
Finally, examine Knightley's hand. He's wearing what looks like an expensive ring.

Something is still missing from the crime scene, though... namely, the murder weapon (凶
器 Kyōki). It should have been incredibly difficult to obtain anything potentially lethal in a
prison, so where did the murder weapon come from, and where is it now? At this point, another person
enters the crime scene. He and Edgeworth recognise each other straight away. This person is Raymond
Shields (信楽　盾之 (しがらき　たてゆき) Shigaraki Tateyuki), or "Uncle Ray" (オジサン Oji-san) as he likes to call himself. He's a defence
attorney, and an old acquaintance of Edgeworth's, who is generally pretty cheerful - except when the idea of Edgeworth being a prosecutor
comes up. What does he mean by "the von Karma way"? He was to be Knightley's defence attorney, so you should talk to him, and see what
he has to say.

Defense attorney / 弁護の依頼について (Bengo no irai ni tsuite): He came here to speak to Knightley about the case, only to find his client
had been murdered. He again mentions the "von Karma way"...
The victim / 被害者について (Higaisha ni tsuite): He had met Knightley only yesterday, after he was arrested. Knightley was hostile, and
talked about how Edgeworth "ruined his plans". Ray mentions having been in the workroom before.
About this room / この部屋について (Kono heya ni tsuite): Pop quiz time! What's the name of this room? It doesn't matter
which you pick, since none of them are correct. It is, of course, the "Workroom". As the name suggests, inmates perform
labour in this room, and also receive job training to help them find work after their release. The room has no locks, but is
instead monitored by a door sensor that sounds an alarm whenever an inmate enters. Only guards can deactivate the
sensors to allow inmates to enter. Nobody has been recorded entering the room today. The Door Sensor (トビラのセン
サー tobira no sensā) is added to the Organizer.

If no prisoners have entered the workroom today, though, that creates a contradiction in the
crime scene. Examine the body again. Highlight the rubber glove, and deduce from the Door
Sensor (トビラのセンサー) that the glove should not be there. The gloves are for inmates only,
but no prisoners have used this workroom today. If so, then how can a prisoner's rubber glove be
here? Ray says that "certain things", other than the guards and inmates, are able to enter the
workroom. What are these "things"? Ray leads you out to the hallway to show you. As he says, this
prison is a little different from others - here, every prisoner gets his or her own pet to look after
during their incarceration! And the workroom you were just in is where prisoners practice looking
after their pets, so it's possible that one of them may have been responsible for dropping the
rubber glove at the crime scene.

At this point, you hear a bell ringing... It's coming from a large black dog, who, after a glaring contest with Edgeworth, walks off. The dog
seems hostile towards Edgeworth, and only Edgeworth... In any case, you should now start questioning people who may have witnessed the
incident. Gumshoe decides that you should start with the prisoner in the nearest cell... who completely blanks you, until he decides it's time
to exercise. He introduces himself as Jay Elbird (折中 秀治 (おりなか　しゅうじ) Orinaka Shūji), former boxer, and currently prisoner number
D-259. He doesn't want to talk about the time of the incident, though. Time to use "that" once again!

Logic Chess: Jay Elbird / ロジックチェス　～折中 秀治～ [edit]

Logic Chess: Jay Elbird / ロジックチェス　～折中 秀治～

2 Piece(s) / 2⽬の駒

Elbird is a former boxer, and so he comes out fighting. There's no sense in fighting him head-on, so wait for him to drop his guard before
attacking. First, you need to determine if he knows anything about the incident, by finding out what he has been doing so far today.

Start by asking What did you do today? (今⽇は何をしていたのか？ Kyō wa nani o shite ita no ka?) Elbird takes up his fighting stance.

Wait and see. (まだ様⼦を⾒る Mada yōsu o miru) He tells you not to underestimate his stamina.

Wait and see. (まだ様⼦を⾒る Mada yōsu o miru) He claims to have stayed in his cell for most of the day. So why is he so tired?

Choose Didn't you stay quietly in your cell? (今⽇はおとなしくしていたのでは？ Kyō wa otonashiku shite ita no dewa?) He's blatantly lying,
but he can't fool you. He's still hiding something, though.

Knight defeated

Next, you need to ask about the time of the incident. You have two choices:

What were you doing at the time of the incident? (事件発⽣時に何をしていた？ Jiken hassei-ji ni nani o shite ita?)
Did you notice anything during the incident? (事件前後の刑務所の様⼦は？ Jiken zengo no keimusho no yōsu wa?)

Start with What were you doing at the time of the incident? He said he was sleeping, but that seems unlikely. He puts his guard up
again, before getting aggressive.

Wait and see. (まだ様⼦を⾒る Mada yōsu o miru) "Mr. Prosecutor"? When did you ever mention that?

Choose How did you know I'm a prosecutor? (なぜ検事だと知っている！ Naze kenji da to shitte iru!) You only mentioned being a
prosecutor when you entered the hallway - in other words, Elbird was listening to you, and not sleeping!

Choose Did you notice anything during the incident? (事件前後の刑務所の様⼦は？) He blinks. Time to get tough.

Choose Answer the question! (問いに答えてもらおうか！ Toi ni kotaete moraō ka!) He again claims he was asleep, but you already know
that's a lie.

Choose Weren't you exercising? (エクササイズしていたのだろう？ Ekusasaizu shite ita no darō?) He tells you to be quiet, or you'll frighten
the animals again.

Choose What do you mean by "again"? (”また”とはどういうことだ？ "Mata" to wa dō iu koto da?) Elbird is finally out for the count, and
tells you about a scream he heard earlier that startled the animals. Time to get his testimony.

Queen defeated

Checkmate / チェックメイト

Elbird's Testimony: About the Incident / 折中の証⾔ ～事件について～ [edit]

Elbird's Testimony
- About the Incident -

1. Recreation time ended around 10 AM.

2. I returned to this room and went straight to my training.
3. Just as I'd counted to two, I heard a voice shout out, "AAARGH! I've been stabbed!"
4. It sounded like someone in pain, calling out for help. But...
5. I couldn't do anything since I was locked up in my cell. So, I went back to my training.

折中の証⾔
～事件について～

1. レクリエーションの時間が終わったのが午前１０時ごろだ。
2. 部屋に帰って来てすぐにトレーニングを始めたんだが・・・・
3. カウントツーでさけび声が聞こえた。　「くそ！　刺しやがった！」ってな。
4. あれは、痛みに耐えながら助けを呼ぶ声だった。でもよ・・・・。
5. 檻の中のオレには、何もできねえ。すぐにトレーニングにもでったよ。

Rebuttal: About the Incident / 追究 ～事件について～ [edit]

Present the Crime Scene Notes (死体の所⾒メモ) on Elbird's third statement. Knightley was wounded in the throat, so it would have been
impossible for him to cry out. Elbird says there "should" have been a scream. He says that it wasn't him who heard it, but the prisoner in the
next cell. The prisoner describes a different scream to what Elbird claimed to hear - it sounds more like it came from whoever discovered the
body, rather than Knightley himself. But does that really solve all the problems with Elbird's testimony? Choose There is a problem (モンダ
イがある Mondai ga aru). If the prisoner in the next cell heard the scream, why did Elbird not?

The prisoners are now getting riled up, since they think you suspect Elbird of being the killer. Just when things are about to get violent...
Over-ruled! Who was that...? The lady responsible enters, and has the guard escort Elbird to the disciplinary room for the night. She
introduces herself as Justine Courtney (⽔鏡　秤 (みかがみ　はかり) Mikagami Hakari), a judge, and says she has come to meet you
personally on behalf of the "Prosecutorial Investigation Committee" (検事審査会 kenji shinsa-kai). The duty of the P.I.C. is to investigate and
weed out prosecutors who break the rules - and they've got Edgeworth in their sights. His would-be replacement? Sebastian Debeste (⼀柳　
⼸彦 (いちやなぎ　ゆみひこ) Ichiyanagi Yumihiko), prosecutor extraordinaire (or so he says himself). He claims that everyone at the
Prosecutors' Offices knows and loves him, and calls him "The Best"... but Edgeworth has never heard of him - nor has anyone else, for that
matter. Despite just being a rookie, though, he is to take over the case from Edgeworth at once. Apparently your investigation of the
presidential plane in the last case was unlawful, and if you don't comply, you'll lose your Prosecutor's Badge. You don't have any choice in
the matter... You'll just have to leave for now.

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