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Well, another VOTE to bring in the >> Doorman << with all the records (logbook, tapes, movie programme, etc.).

REDVWIN
Post edited February 26, 2016 by REDVWIN
Does the cops determined how the victim has been murdered (weapon etc....) ?
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ShadowPatriarch: People choosing either "Officer on Scene, Bedroom/Bathroom" as the evidence, do reconsider opting for selecting the "Prosecution Witness, Doorman" evidence. If you opt to see this later evidence first we can establish who came and left the building and at what time, and also confirm the doorman's whereabouts at the time of the murder. Once we establish this, we can move on to gather evidence at the Bedroom/bathroom, thus providing us with a clearer view of the situation.
Hmm…
Hmmmmm…
HmmMMMMM…

Sounds coherent, I’m with you. So I postpone my vote to interrogate the bathtub so we can hear the shady doorman liar first!
OK, so I'm new at this, hi all, hi all, but I feel like I've sized up the basic situation from the way the last one went:

Krypsyn, who - incredibly who could have possibly predicted because that never happens - is Mafia. Sorry, ex-Mafia. We'll be given a substantial pile of totally circumstantial evidence that he's guilty of killing his mollfriend. Then it's our job to pick it apart and find out that, in fact, the butler actually did it. Is that about right?



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ShadowPatriarch: People choosing either "Officer on Scene, Bedroom/Bathroom" as the evidence, do reconsider opting for selecting the "Prosecution Witness, Doorman" evidence. If you opt to see this later evidence first we can establish who came and left the building and at what time, and also confirm the doorman's whereabouts at the time of the murder. Once we establish this, we can move on to gather evidence at the Bedroom/bathroom, thus providing us with a clearer view of the situation.
I agree with this,

Vote "Prosecution Witness, Doorman"
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DyNaer: Does the cops determined how the victim has been murdered (weapon etc....) ?
It's the prosecution's job to tell us about that, but judging from how things are going over at the defendant's table (which we've put behind a protective barrier to prevent it from being flipped by yogsloth), it looks like it's currently trying to untangle herself from the defense's web. After everything's settled down over there, the judge will call for silence and we'll hear what they have to say.
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zeogold: It's the prosecution's job to tell us about that, but judging from how things are going over at the defendant's table (which we've put behind a protective barrier to prevent it from being flipped by yogsloth), it looks like it's currently trying to untangle herself from the defense's web. After everything's settled down over there, the judge will call for silence and we'll hear what they have to say.
alright, since nothing was mentioned about that, i just asked.
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DyNaer: Does the cops determined how the victim has been murdered (weapon etc....) ?
Now, that`s a good question!!!

By the way, what is the surname of the suspect? Calzone..uhm, I mean Corleone? If so, I guess we have the murderer!!!
Post edited February 25, 2016 by Maxvorstadt
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Maxvorstadt: By the way, what is the surname of the suspect? Calzone..uhm, I mean Corleone? If so, I guess we have the murderer!!!
Wait the murderer is an italian speciality > https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calzone

o_o
Post edited February 25, 2016 by DyNaer
*Krypsyn "the prettiest princess" DeLucce enters the courtroom, smiling broadly at all present and winking at the ladies, as he makes his way calmly to the defendant's chair. He is wearing dark blue jeans, a red t-shirt, and brown Dockers without socks; a classic navy blazer thrown over the outfit seems to be the only concession to the seriousness of the charges leveled against him. He takes his seat, leans back, stretches out his legs in front of him, and put his hands behind his head. He sighs and closes his eyes; he almost looks like he might be napping!*

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Dessimu: Grrr*hiccup*!.. All lynch Krypsyn! Krypsyn lynch! That.. That is the right lynch to do!
Heh.

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yogsloth: Heh.

Heh.

Hehhehhheheheheheh hah ah aha HAH AHA HAHA HAHHAHAHAAA!!!!!
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Heh?
Post edited February 25, 2016 by Krypsyn
I hope the judge asks Kryspsinn for his surname. Might be important!!
Hm, I vote for Darleens co-worker, want to hear what she has to say.
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Maxvorstadt: Hm, I vote for Darleens co-worker, want to hear what she has to say.
Or maybe give us her phone number.
Well, I'm somewhat split between either the evidence from the bedroom or the testimony of the doorman...

Though I'm wondering how much he could really contribute (for now, we only know he wasn't responding when the body was discovered), also there being the possibility of a false testimony from him, for various possible reasons, most apparent the defendant being a (ex-)mafiosi, and everything that could be associated with it.

Also nowhere was it mentioned that there was a video surveillance system inside the building (+ there's the risk the doorman wasn't even present, or he could've been absent for a prolonged timeframe)


Guess i'll go with Officer on Scene, Bedroom
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sunshinecorp: Or maybe give us her phone number.
What makes you think she's a woman , it's not written (unless i missed it) , so you may have some suprises :D
Post edited February 25, 2016 by DyNaer
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Maxvorstadt: I hope the judge asks Kryspsinn for his surname. Might be important!!
Me too, I just can't avoid imagining him wearing a pink princess costume in his free time otherwise :P

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Maxvorstadt: Hm, I vote for Darleens co-worker, want to hear what she has to say.
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sunshinecorp: Or maybe give us her phone number.
Assuming her co-worker is a woman... could as well be a man (or a tranny) :P
Post edited February 25, 2016 by Habanerose