Chief Prosecutor Miles Edgeworth (
glassinine) wrote2016-02-24 03:50 pm
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For the curious, this is a canon picture of Edgeworth's phone. In 2018. This fuckin guy.

"You've reached the voice mailbox of Miles Edgeworth. Leave a message; I'll return your call."
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It would take someone who knew what they were doing not only to take it apart, but to know what pieces were valuable and important.
[A pause for a sip of coffee.]
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Was he intoxicated?
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Are you ready to hear the real kicker?
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He entered through an unlocked window in an office on the second floor, avoided every security camera on the way down, and even knew the security code for the server room, which is changed on a regular basis. Were it not for one last camera catching him in the basement, he wouldn't have been caught.
And yet, Mr. Sutter has never set foot in SoftCo Systems before.
Sheer, blind luck? I find that hard to believe.
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That is quite the puzzle.]
Do any of his fraternity members have any connection to the company?
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In fact, there seems to be no connection whatsoever between Mr. Sutter and SoftCo.
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And Mr. Sutter swears up and down that he had no reason to commit the crime, and absolutely no memory of doing it.
It's easy enough for someone to feign ignorance, of course. However...
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[That's not a real question; of course Armando has. It's more Edgeworth marveling over it.]
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Mr. Sutter can't afford an attorney, and his parents are, sadly, quite convinced he's lying and refused to help him. So he was passed on to me. We've spoken at length, and he should be more than aware that he can tell me the truth. But the story hasn't changed.
It sounds insane, but I'm inclined to believe him, for some reason. I don't think he was aware of what he was doing.
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It sounds ludicrous to even bring it up. But it's the only thing I can think of-- that powers were involved.
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I don't think I'll need to go that far. I have a defendant with no memory nor any ability to commit the crime of which he's accused. The prosecution will have a hard time wrestling with that one.
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Ah. No. You shouldn't have problems.
[That is said very dryly.]
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Dare I ask?
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