WITNESS TESTIMONY
--Witness Account--
1. I was walking my dog for a little bit after school ended.
2. As I was walking, I heard a noise come from Matt's house as I passed it.
3. I looked through the window and I saw a terrible sight!
4. I saw Matt holding a knife up above his head, covered in blood!
Sara: Oh crap! This basically says that Matt was the killer!
Edgeworth: As you can see, my witness clearly saw the crime and all of it's details.
Judge: Very well then, you may now begin your cross-examination defense.
Mia: Alright! Now it's really time! There's a contradiction in that testimony, and it's your job to point it out!
Sara: A contradiction? I didn't see one in there.
Mia: Listen closely. Think about what he said and all the evidence you have, and once you find it: slam your hands on the desk, point to him and yell "OBJECTION!" Loud and clear. You've got this.
Sara: O-okay. Let's do this!
CROSS EXAMINATION
--Witness Account--
1. I was walking my dog for a little bit after school ended.
2. As I was walking, I heard a noise come from Matt's house as I passed it.
3. I looked inside the window and saw a terrible sight!
4. I saw Matt holding a knife up above his head, covered in blood!
OBJECTION!
Sara: So you saw the defendant holding a knife above his head, is that right?
Kyle: Yeah! And there was a wound on the body below him that looked like a knife wound!
Sara: So what you're saying is, that's she died of blood loss from being stabbed?
OBJECTION!
Edgeworth: Stop wasting time defense, and get to the point! What are you saying?
Sara: What I'm saying is if he thinks that she died of blood loss...*points* Then it contradicts the autopsy!!
Edgeworth: What?!
*gallery murmurs*
Judge: Order! Order! Ms. Snowbelle, please explain yourself!
Sara: The autopsy states that the victim died of strangulation, not blood loss, and this witness says that he saw my client with a knife in his hands. It has no connection.
OBJECTION!
Edgeworth: But the autopsy also states that the victim had multiple stab wounds. It's also easy to assume that the defendant strangled the victim.
OBJECTION!
Sara: What would be the point? Condemning himself? It's much easier to find prints on a knife rather than a rope.
Edgeworth: Nghoooh!!
Sara: What I'm thinking is, maybe the real killer framed him.
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Farewell, My Engarde (Matt Engarde Romance Story)
FanfictionThis is a story following rookie lawyer Sara Snowbelle. She and Matt Engarde were childhood friends since they were little, but ever since one incident, Matt has been slowly changing, and it becomes harder to keep their relationship healthy. We'll s...
