I swear Kronk, I’m gonna lose it like Slim Shady if it’s Face Off again.
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To Eljay: What did she say?
Can we go to the police, get the fingerprints of the pen and see the note?
Eljay: She asked me how I was doing… I told her I was upset on how I ended up being arrested for a crime I didn’t commit. And then she just smiled at me and told me that I shouldn’t depend on people believing me being innocent. It was a bit off. Of course, that’s my objective opinion…
Kahi: Hm. That’s a bit odd for Viper. Anyways, I need to head down to the station to get prints on the pen. See you later, Eljay.
I went to go get prints on the pen at the police station. However, I wasn’t surprised with the outcome. It had the prints of Dee Viper on it. Something in my gut told me that Dee Viper had a lot more to this case than meets the eye…
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Cronk: I got the note for ya, pal. It doesn’t help Eljay’s case, however. It has his prints on it for his right hand. And look what it says:
Cronk: It’s written in pencil and says “2006.” Dunno if this will help you at all, since it points to Eljay.
Kahi: (Nuts, looks like I’m in for a ride. This is evidence that incriminates Eljay…)
Cronk: Any more questions before the trial starts?
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Didn’t Invictus stop on the '06 reviews?
@Chronicler Can we shine a UV light on the note? Also, where did they find the note?
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Cronk: According to our research, yes. However, this note can mean anything. And it doesn’t seem likely, because Eljay had a 2006 set on him: Gold Good Guy, when we found him. This incriminates him too much.
Cronk: We already did. All we saw was Eljay’s right hand prints, and a part of Invictus’s hand, presumably to write down 2006. And yes, this is his hand-writing.
Cronk: Sorry pal. Can’t give all of this away. Anyways, see you in court.
Kahi: Well, here we are. No going back. I have a feeling this should be a rather easy case, Eljay.
Eljay: Easy? I barely know a thing, Kahi. I can’t remember anything about what happened. What happened if I really did murder Invictus?
Kahi: Eljay, do you really think you murdered Invictus? Are you hiding something from me?
Eljay: No… I’m just worried I was set up.
Kahi: Let’s not worry about that right now. We need to get in there now.
Eljay: ~gulp~
Kahi: Don’t worry, Eljay. I got your back. If I can prove Meso didn’t murder Solek, I can prove you didn’t inflict harm onto Invictus.
Judge Venom: Order, order in the court, skrubs. We’re here to begin the trial of Eljay for the murder of Tenebrae Invictus. Is the prosecution ready?
Var: We’re ready, you’re honor. (Eljay you’re so fired.)
Judge Venom: Alright, is the Defense ready?
(Well, guys? Is the defense ready? And would you want to say anything?)
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Kahi: We are ready, you’re honor. Though, I do want to know what’s over Varderan’s eyes. And why are we having this trial if they reports say that they still haven’t found the body.
Varderan: The Prosecution has proof that Eljay did in fact murder Invictus, and have found fragments that indicate his death.
Judge Venom: Any other questions before we start?
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Yes.
Varderan what the hell is over your eyes you didn’t tell me
EDIT: I’m an idiot
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Are we starting, or waiting until tomorrow?
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Varderan: My personal attire has nothing to do with the case. Continue, you’re honor.
Venom: Finally. We get some real action now. Begin your opening statement, Mr. Varderan.
Varderan: With pleasure. Yesterday, at 3:45 PM, Eljay and Invictus got into an argument. Ms. Dee Viper was sitting on a bench near the scene when she saw Eljay push Mr. Invictus off the bridge, and his body was never found. However, his mask was found at the scene, and several other pieces of evidence, which incriminate Mr. Eljay.
Venom: Thank you, Var. You can bring up your firs witness.
Varderan: Great. First I’d like to call up one of the longest-serving members of the Mod Squad and one of the detectives on the scene.
Varderan: Please state you’re name, sir.
Cronk: My name is Chronicler ModSquad, but some of my friends call me Cronk.
Kahi: (By friends you mean nobody, right?)
Cronk: I’ve served a long time here as a Moderator, so my normal duties for the longest time have consisted of deleting double posts and deleting duplicate topics and spam. It’s a lot of work, really. But yesterday, I got a flag from Viper about a murder, so I responded to it. I’m here to testify about what I discovered.
Venom: Very well. Please, tell us what you know, and then Kahi can begin his Cross Examination.
How Cross Examination Works:
- Find the contradictions. If there are not any, press statements. You guys don’t exactly have to agree on what to press, but you do need to agree on contradictions.
Cronk: When I arrived at the scene, we found a note near the garbage that had the words 2006 on it. It was written in pencil, but actually contained Invictus’s handwriting, not Eljay’s. Although Eljay’s right-hand print was found on the left side of the paper. The note itself said “2006.”
We also found the pencil with Eljay’s and Invictus’s prints on it on Eljay when we arrested him.
We found Gold Good Guy in his pocket, which had his prints on it. A 2006 set.
We also happened to find Invictus’s mask. It was washed quite well, but had some points of damage to it.
Near the scene was also an unrelated ripped purple scarf. Apparently got a bit muddy, but we washed it.
We also happened to find Eljay’s sword. However, we feel it’s unrelated to the case at hand.
Now it’s time to expose his lies and press the truth out of him, guys!
Evidence:
Note: Written in pencil by Invictus, and contained Eljay’s right hand print on the left side of the paper. Says 2006.
Pencil: Has the prints of Invictus and Eljay
Invictus’s Mask: Pretty well cleaned, but it’s hard to see the points of damage. You need a microscope to see them.
Purple Scarf: A scarf found at the scene. Cleaned well.
Eljay’s Sword: Thought to be unrelated to the case.
Gold Good Guy: Eljay’s 2006 set on him.
(@Paradox These take a while to write, so patience!)
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I realise, just thought you might want to wait as there are only 2 active people in this topic. Anyway, Eljay’s right handprint was on the left side of the paper. It makes no sense… Unless the fingerprints were somehow duplicated 
Eljay: What do you mean it makes no sense!? Kahi, think about it more carefully. Analyze it. Why would my right hand be on the left side of the paper?
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He ripped it?
(Boy am I late, this story seems even better than the last one.)
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LOOK AT THE BACK OF THE NOTE
Also:
2006 is numbers.
Thus erasing fingerprints! Why would you do that to an object found at a crime scene?
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Kahi: What’s on the back of the note, Chronicler?
Chronicler: Sorry, pal. Nothing is on the back. You can see that nothing is shown through the back of the paper, as a scanner usually would do if words were written on the back.
Kahi: What if 2006 are numbers?
Varderan: Jumping to conclusions without any evidence, huh? For shame, Kahi. For shame.
Kahi: Mr. ModSquad.
Cronk: Yes?
Kahi: Let me show you something peculiar about this note.
Kahi: The page looks like it happened to be ripped.
Cronk: Don’t see where you’re going with this.
Kahi: You don’t? Well, let me explain it to you. If this page is ripped, it means there had to have been another part.
[WHERE IS THE OTHER PART OF THIS NOTE?][1]
Cronk: Er… Gee, we never actually found it at the scene, sir.
Kahi: So you submitted an incomplete piece of evidence? You do know how unlawful that is?
BANG BANG!
Venom: What’s the meaning of all this, Chronicler? You surely must have a reason for this!
Var: Your honor, the reason Chronicler doesn’t have the second piece is because the team is still investigating the scene. We just had to start the trial in the first place. However, this second piece is meaningless.
Kahi: Meaningless? Your honor, without the second piece, we can’t say whether this is suitable evidence! I really hope the prosecution isn’t using this as it’s only piece of evidence to back it up.
Var: I have so much more evidence and a testimony that will make this mean nothing.
Venom: Alright, that’s enough. Continue with the cross examination.
[1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ympCEo9yl_o
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Why did they wash the scarf? That would ruin any fingerprints or evidence!
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There’s some crumpled paper near the trash can, could we leave and search for the note there?
When are we going to hear Viper’s version of the events?
And theres a missing part of the note… Probably whatever Eljay wrote
Looch, in the distance: YOU LOOK LIKE A DINGUS WITH THAT ON. HOW DID YOU GET THIS JOB
Wait, the pencil had prints from Invictus AND Eljay? Yet the “2006” is in Invictus’s handwriting.
A ripped scarf and a sword together does not sound irrelevant.
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Kahi: Chronicler, why did the Mod Squad wash the scarf?
Cronk: Because it was dirty, why?
Kahi: Because now you’ve just destroyed any traces of fingerprints on the scarf, you dignnut!
Cronk: Whoops. My bad.
Var: Chronicler, why haven’t we fired you yet?
(Nope. You’re currently in a trial. Can’t leave yet. Also, Viper’s version of events will be coming! Just be patient!)
Kahi: Please clarify something with me, Chronicler. Why did Eljay’s prints appear on the pencil?
Var: If you actually listened for once, you’d know they found it on Eljay when they arrested him.
Kahi: Chronicler, I don’t see how a sword and ripped scarf are irrelevant.
Chronicler: How so?
Kahi: Because one could have ripped the scarf with the sword.
Var: Ah, but you’re missing proof of that once again, Kahi. You have no proof of the sword ripping the scarf, do you? Besides, what does that have to do with the case at hand.
Kahi: Well, we’d know if SOMEBODY didn’t destroy the prints on the scarf.
Cronk: Sorry…
Eljay: Kahi, you know you can ask questions and present evidence, right? You should try it.
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ummmmmm… this is evidince, right? I don’t get what the presenting does.
What is the damage on Invictus’s mask? Is it water damage?
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