My feeling is still that, if the Laundry Analysis is being presented by the defense then it should point towards Endre being not guilty. But if the evidence was all that clear then we should not even have a trial. I don't see how anything of what we have obtained could be added to the Laundry Analysis and clearly point us in one direction.

Vote for the Evidence from the Car

Sunshinecorp is the only one who hasn't voted. Remember, before the last vote's in, you can still try to convince your fellow jurors to change their votes.

I voted a long time ago, you weren't paying attention.
Repeating so you don't have to search through the thread:
Laundry Analysis, Defense Witness

Relax man. I feel you're getting way too anxious about this. We're only joking. :D

I know. So am I. It probably won't be until tomorrow. :D

Anyone know how to get (bear) blood stains out of these here over-alls?

I was totally serious. I need to know how to vote on this Very Important Issue!

1- Remove clothes (preferably in private).
2- Cut out blood stains with scissors.
3- Throw blood stains into fire.
4- Put back on what is left of your clothes.

All gone, as would appear to be your overalls.

There is always backing soda I guess.

The votes are in! Let's review what happened today.

On Day 3, the jury returned to the court. Mikopotato, tired of waiting, snapped and attempted to harm the Puzzlemaster. Fortunately, a click of the defendant's shotgun ended this quickly. Sunshinecorp also began to criticize his trial style. In fact, so did the entire jury Things became so chaotic, extreme sexual practices began to be discussed. Forced to defend himself, he decided to flee to the nearby town for refuge. However, realizing he faced the threat of death, he decided to make a daring escape. He was nearly shot in the nards by a smurf who looked suspiciously like one of the jurors, but with the help of his puzzle skills, he managed to return safely.

Another landslide majority showed, this time in favor of the laundry analysis. After giving a fair amount of time for late jurors to appear, the votes were collected and the evidence was presented.

The Defense introduces a chemist who analyzed the dirty clothing in Endre Whitemane's washing machine.

Chemist: "I started by comparing the dirt in the washer to soil samples from the field."
Defense: "And the result?"
Chemist: "No match."
Defense: "Were you ever able to match the dirt samples from the clothes?"
Chemist: "As a matter of fact, yes. I discovered from the county that there had been a water main break that evening. When the water was turned back on at 8:55, it ran dirty for the first several minutes. If Mr. Whitemane had started the wash cycle at 8:55 or soon after, he would have filled the machine with that dirty water. The samples match perfectly."

The jury was then released to deliberate. The day passed.

DAY 3 BEGINS NOW!
ALL RISE!
COURT IS NOW IN SESSION!

I vote the thing I voted a week ago.

You voted for the field a week ago. That's already been revealed. All that's left is the car or the autopsy.


Also, sorry about the delay, guys. I meant to post much sooner than I did, but got bogged down by life stuff. You know how it is. It's the toughest puzzle of all.

Oh, I meant the verdict. While seemingly not useful at first glance, this evidence does reinforce it in a fashion.

You can't change your verdict anyways. Once it's in, it's in. You can still vote for evidence/help your fellow jurors out, though.