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Realizing that Sergeant Holcomb could come in and see you any minute, you put the towel back, and close the cabinet.You open the cabinet.It is already open.You close the cabinet.It is already closed.Sure enough, it looks like your standard, grade A, All American toilet.You don't see a towel here.It looks like a sink.The water flushes counterclockwise, as it does with all toilets in the northern hemisphere.Hearing the sound of running water, Sergeant Holcomb yells to you, "Mason, cut that out!" You turn the water off.You try and try, but you cannot move it.You are already in the bathroom.Sergeant Holcomb is in the living room, and doesn't hear you.The cabinet is closed.You don't see any in this bathroom.Holcomb enters the bathroom. "Hold it right there, Mason", He cries. Holcomb grunts as you walk out the door. As you cross into the living room, Holcomb grabs your arm. "Look Mason, I don't want any trouble from you, so listen up. The kitchen, the dining room, and the bedroom are off limits to you. We're still dusting for fingerprints in there." Hesitantly, Holcomb releases his grip.Holcomb looks impatiently at his watch, then at you. "Mason, you've just outstayed your welcome." Holcomb pulls out a small walkie-talkie and makes a quick call. Before you know it, two burly policemen enter the apartment. They grab you by both arms and escort you out of the building, leaving you on the sidewalk.You cannot drop something you do not have.From the living room, Holcomb shouts, "Mason, leave that door alone!"pm28pm28It is covered with tile.It's just an ordinary door.You don't find anything interesting the .Examine what?Where do you want to go to?***You can't go there from here.***Holcomb enters the bathroom and sees you drop the . "Tampering with evidence, eh?" he snarls. ******Nothing happens.***/bE[or .l/ek@BGIWsw  l&l&yE"I"J" "&:Nz"j ""Ng"oN _"N W" N @"4  kN"N"aN 'Ji /r W4&4, W4 &4,r yM1  y\W(:N:! x! 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Hamilton Burger has called his second witness, Bill Dorset.The District Attorney's last question was: The judge has just asked you The District Attorney stands up. "For my next witness, I would like to call Mr. Bill Dorset." Bill Dorset lifts himself out of his chair, and approaches the witness stand. He is about 40 years old, balding, and about 25 pounds overweight. His dark eyes are furrowed in a serious, knowing look.Bill Dorset is middle-aged, balding, and noticably overweight.***"Mr. Dorset, what do you know about ballistics?""Mr. Mason, do you have any objections to entering this gun and these bullets into evidence?""Do you recognize this gun?""How do you know about the gun?""Mr. Dorset, would you call this automatic a lady's gun?""Did this bullet kill Victor Kapp?""Could the defendant shoot a man from 15 feet?""Mr. Dorset, could the average person shoot a man from 15 feet?"Hamilton Burger turns his attention to the witness.The District Attorney walks over to his table, and picks up two plastic bags encasing a gun and some bullets. "Your honor, I would like to introduce these bullets and this gun as evidence." The judge peruses the contents of the bags, then turns to you. Burger turns his attention back to Bill Dorset. Burger shows the bag with the bullets to Dorset. The District Attorney is momentarily flustered. "Permit me to rephrase the question, Your Honor." Burger turns forcefully toward the witness."A great deal, sir. I've been in Ballistics now for 15 years.""Very well then," says the judge. "This gun is to be entered into evidence as State's exhibit A and the bullets as State's exhibit B."Dorset studies the gun carefully for a moment, then says, "Yes, I do. It is a Colt Government 380 mIV automatic. That gun fired the bullet which killed Victor Kapp.""It's easy. By comparing the scratches on the bullet, exhibit B, to the scratches on a test bullet fired from the gun, exhibit A, it is possible to determine whether the bullet was indeed fired from the weapon, entered as exhibit A.""I suppose it could, sir. The Colt 380 has enough stopping power to kill a man. It also has a minimal kickback, and can easily fit into a woman's purse."The witness pauses for a moment to collect his thoughts. "Yes, it did, sir. The dents on the bullet reveal that it struck something before embedding in the wall. Calculating from the angle at which the bullet hit the wall, I have concluded that there was nothing else the bullet could have possibly passed through except the victim. These suspicions were confirmed beyond all doubt by the traces of blood found on the bullet.""I don't see any reason why not. The range was certainly close enough. Yup, she could've easily pulled that trigger.""Well, I'm confident that even a person who's never shot a gun in his or her life could hit a person at 15 feet with a Colt 380."Hamilton Burger swaggers back to his seat. The District Attorney shuffles back to his seat. "Your witness, counselor.""Objection overruled," decides the judge."On what grounds are you objecting, Mr. Mason?""Objection sustained," agrees the judge.The judge turns to you. "Perhaps you didn't hear my question, counselor. Do you have any objections to this gun and these bullets being entered into evidence?"pm19pm19%"H7X'[ZK; \ < W z  lp&l&yC[#FNCF 8F -F "F F   Fy&&y&v#wqe &v%F:G  "  n1w qe&vF:F   F :1w qe&vF:F   F v>wqe " &v$ F:G   F v;wqe  &v&n&nF:F   F vv7wqe  &v F:d F 4 0w qe&vF:d Fv&vE! F:G      F F ;! F:F      F F C! F:G     F F FD  F.%F F F   Fd - 7FN= W You are already sitting.You sit down in your seat.You are already You You stand and face the You spin in your chair so hard that you fall out of the chair and onto the floor. Embarassed, you pick yourself up, dust off, and return to your seat.Judge Northrup pales slightly as a frown grows on his face. "Mr. Mason, I am appalled by your flagrant disrespect of courtroom etiquette. You are hereby ordered to refrain from such displays, or you will be ruled in contempt of court." You realize that you have just received your final warning.You suspect that maybe you're pushing your luck with the Judge.Judge Northrup smashes the gavel repeatedly. "Mr.Mason, you have tested the patience of the court one time too many. I hereby charge you with contempt of court. You are to be dismissed from this case effective immediately. Furthermore, I am going to petition the Los Angeles Bar Association to have you disbarred. Court adjourned until a new defense attorney is found." Only after the judge storms out of the room do you realize that you just may have ruined your career. jury.judge.witness.courtroom.prosecution.Laura pulls on your arm before you embarass yourself.Judge Northrup turns to you. "Mr. Mason, the courtroom is not a place to make funny faces at the witness. Please show a little more respect." has lost composure, and pays no attention to you.None of the jurors notice your theatrics.Judge Northrup pays no attention to you.***You are already sitting.You sit down in your seat.You stand up. You are facing the judge.You are already standing.facing the jury.facing the judge.facing the witness.facing the courtroom.facing Hamilton Burger.TraggDorsetDr. CrossmanEd BurnsRussellJulianSuzanneMargot seems unaffected. takes notice. is startled.*4EJYc#c<BIR]j.a.?Qe{ &y&<&C""" """-$a"-S"-E"-7"-")" - "!-# "-!& *  :&< &&C V I<N&<  ,       E L &C  &C &C      la 1 + P1_ P1_0          .     * *   ր.       j j-    J  E   E-    C{-$G- >-!5-",-"##- $-#%-!&  ' ( ) &C= W u$The has already been entered as evidence.You don't have that to enter as evidence. It is not in your inventory.After laying the foundation for the evidence, you hand it to Burger, who looks at it briefly and gives it to the court reporter. Judge Northrup accepts the evidence and says, "This is to be entered into evidence."You remember from your legal training that you can introduce evidence only during your examination of the witness. You carefully look around and are relieved to see that no one has noticed your sophomoric activity.,s*L-,% , ! , Q  ! = W . . . . . Several weeks pass, as you work hard to prepare your case. Finally, the big day comes. You are in court. Della by your side, and Hamilton Burger prepares to make his opening speech."Your Honor, and ladies and gentlemen of the jury. Three weeks ago, on a Friday night at approximately 1:30 in the morning, Victor Kapp was shot in the back. When the police arrived they found the defendant in the apartment. The prosecution will prove to you, ladies and gentlemen of the jury, that the defendant was the only person who could have fired the lethal bullet. We will hear from Lt. Tragg, the investigating officer at the apartment.We will also hear the testimonies of ballistics expert Bill Dorset and medical examiner Jack Crossman, who will confirm that the gun found near the defendant's hand killed Victor Kapp. Ed Burns, the doorman at the building, will testify that he saw the defendant enter the building shortly before the crime was committed. Russell Miller, an associate of Mr. Kapp's, and Julian Masters, the decedent's business partner, will aid us in explaining the defendant's motives. Suzanne Masters, Julian's wife, saw a gun in the defendant's purse. Lastly, we will hear the testimony of Margot Duboq, who worked for Victor Kapp as his head chef. She will tell us of the threat made on her own life by the defendant just hours before the murder. After hearing these testimonies, you will be convinced that only the defendant had means, motive, and opportunity to kill Victor Kapp."and Paul are is ***pm14pmncourt********* {W  &=Ex6:EEC[ ;  :< :< :N4= W "I'll see what I can dig up, Perry." Della smiles, then slips out of the courtroom.Della nods, grabs a pad and pencil, then leaves the courtroom.I'll do my best, Chief." Della leaves to use the phone.You notice that Della has returned. She quietly sits down next to you. Della enters the courtroom and returns to her seat beside you. I don't know what to make of this, chief. Barstow was kind of jumpy when I talked to him, and he finally said he had to unburden his conscience about something. He told me Victor's dog, Fritzie, was personally trained by Suzanne. He also said Suzanne was the only person besides Victor who could handle the dog, it was trained to attack everyone else. I sent a messenger out to pick up an affidavit, signed by Barstow, about the dog." Della hands you an affidavit from Frank Barstow."Jane Winslow sounds like quite the nosey neighbor, Perry. She claims that Victor had a guest over after midnight. Because she heard Victor's stereo sometime after 12:30. She also can confirm the time of death. She claims she heard 2 loud noises, possibly gunshots, sometime around 1:30 a.m.""I think we're onto something, Chief. Mr. Brannigan said he did see Margot Duboq on the night of the murder. She apparently arrived some time around midnight. Brannigan said she was very angry and upset. She started to drink heavily, then confided in Brannigan that she hated Victor. She left at 12:45, after making a phone call. Brannigan claims he tried to convince her to hail a cab, but she refused. She said she'd rather walk.""Forbes claims he got a call from Margot between 12:30 and 1:00 a.m. She asked him to pick her up at her apartment. He says he drove right out to meet her, and she was waiting for him when he arrived at 2:30 a.m. He says they spent the rest of the weekend at his place in Santa Barbara.""Doctor Erichson seemed very concerned about Laura. He told me that while she was in the hospital, she suffered from a kind of schizophrenia, which accounts for her blackouts and amnesia. Doctor Erichson also told me that recently, Laura had been feeling well enough to talk to Victor about saving their marriage. Apparently Victor himself saw Erichson a few days ago, and Erichson thought Victor might attempt a reconciliation!""Our call turned up some interesting stuff, Perry. Apparently, Miller was fired from the magazine. It seems Miller begged to review the Argos, then gave it a horrible review, despite the restaurant's overwhelming popularity! When Victor read the review he was furious. He called the editor, told him how jealous Russell had always been of Victor, and insisted that he fire Russell. It seems that Miller lost not only his job, but his reputation as well. He hasn't gotten a review published since he left!" Della places a signed deposition sent from the editor of `Epicure Today` concerning the firing of Russell Miller in your hand."No luck, Perry. I couldn't get through."UXBk"E t =     \ #   O    B    5    (         {=w    S  O< 3 *  !      O= W jBill Dorset *Qualifications *Ballistics Test *The gun *The bullets *The gun's range Ed Burns *Occupation *The registration *The apartment *The defendant's arrival *Other visitors *The defendant's behavior Jack Crossman *Qualifications *The autopsy *Time of death *Signs of struggle *Murderer's position *Range of gunshot Julian Masters *Julian's partnership with Victor *Argos Cafe *The defendant's condition *Victor's marriage *Julian's marriage to Suzanne *Mandarin Restaurant *Julian's alibi Margot Duboq *Occupation *Relationship with Victor *Relationship with Laura *Laura's phone call Russell Miller *Occupation *Relationship with Victor *Cooking School *Relationship with the defendant *Victor's affair Suzanne Masters *Relationship with Laura *Laura's visit on Friday *The gun *Laura's behavior on Friday *Defendant's appearance during visit *Defendant's condition during visit Lt. Tragg *Qualifications *The investigation *The gun *The bullets *The range of the guneNg}B$9P-$l#R"@!9 2 mhpXoC>9q ) r s  m= W C Don't waste time trying to discredit Tragg. This will only turn the jury against you, as his credentials are impeccable. There is, however, one interesting piece of evidence that Tragg has overlooked. Use your own deductive powers of reasoning to discover what that piece of evidence might be. You won't find it by asking Tragg, item by item, whether he investigated everything you saw in Kapp's apartment. This will only make you look ridiculous in the eyes of the jury, and the judge will lose patience with you. Ask the right questions, and think about Tragg's answers. Possible questions: Tragg, describe your investigation. Tragg, where did you find the bullets? Tragg, did you find evidence of a struggle? Tragg, did you test the blood? Tragg, where did you find the dog? Tragg, describe the defendant's condition. Dorset, another expert, cannot be discredited. You may, however, wish to further clarify questions asked in the direct. Dorset, describe ballistics Dorset, describe the ballistics test. Dorset, who performed the tests? Dorset, did this gun fire the bullets? Dorset, describe the gun's range. Medical examiner Jack Crossman is another expert witness who won't especially assist the defense of your client. You may wish to clarify certain medical facts about Victor's death, and try to pinpoint the murderer's location when the gun was fired. Crossman, describe your qualifications. Crossman, what was the bullet's angle of entry? Crossman, describe the contusions. Ed is the first non-expert witness and has certain evidence which he wishes to conceal. Find that item, introduce it as evidence, show it to Ed, and watch him sweat! Clever cross-examination tactics will go far in discrediting Ed's testimony, but won't necessarily get your client off the hook or lead to the real murderer. Burns, how many guests registered on Friday night? Burns, describe Laura'a arrival on Friday night. Burns, how many guests visited Victor on Friday night. Burns, did you know Margot Duboq? The documents accompanying the game contain some evidence which hints at a rift between Russell and Victor. Paul's investigation turns up further incriminating evidence. Russell, describe cooking school. Russell, describe your relationship with Victor. Russell, did you review the Argos? Russell, did you know about Victor's affair? Russell, were you involved with the Mandarin? Russell, describe your alibi. Victor's former business partner has much to hide. Clever and persistant questioning of Julian is necessary if you are to acquit your client. Julian, describe your alibi. Julian, describe the Argos. Julian, describe your partnership with Victor. Julian, was Victor involved with Margot? Like Julian, clever and persistant questioning will cause Suzanne to reveal more that she wishes to. Pay special attention to Paul's investigation of Suzanne and her husband. Suzanne, describe your relationship with Laura. Suzanne, describe Laura's condition on Friday. Suzanne, did Laura know about Victor's affair? Suzanne, describe your relationship with Julian. Suzanne, describe your alibi. Margot is a woman of mystery, and has been the object of much speculation among the previous witnesses. Try to piece their testimony together to get at the truth behind her relationship with Victor. Margot, did you know Laura? Margot, when did Victor meet you? Margot, were you having an affair with Victor? Margot, where were you on Friday night? XCpl4 ) s V -$#<",!? / =G4G-G&G  G  G GG= W zThe den is filled with contemporary chairs and a sofa. You see an expensive stereo and a television. One wall is lined with bookshelves. In another corner stands a potted palm tree. There is a glass door which leads out to the terrace, and another door which is closed. The stereo is turned on. The glass door is open. The glass door is closed. The sofa looks The chairs look to be in excellent condition, maybe even brand new.The stereo is top of the line, featuring all the latest components.The speakers are 3 way, complete with subwoofers.The plant looks to be in good health. Suddenly, your eye is caught by a single, shiny earring next to the plant.The earring is a golden hoop.The bookshelf is covered with an assortment of books, from cookbooks to Browning. One book is pulled out slightly.As you page through the book, you notice a letter tucked between the pages. You return the book to the shelf.You page through the book. You consider reading it in more detail the next time you have a few days off, then return it to its shelf.The letter reads: Victor, I have given you everything I can, heart and soul. When will you call on me again? MargotYou stuff the letter in your pocket.You drop the earring into your pocket.At that moment, Sergeant Holcomb saunters into the den. He looks very displeased. You realize that you couldn't possibly take that.You sit down for a moment, then stand up, ready to continue your investigation.You do not see any in this room.It is already on.You turn on the stereo; you hear aYou tune the radio to a classical music station.n easy listening station. jazz station. hard rock station.n oldies station.You turn off the stereo.The stereo is already turned off.Sergeant Holcomb is in the living room, and doesn't hear your question.You are already in the den.As you cross into the living room, Holcomb grabs your arm. "Look, Mason, I don't want any trouble from you, so listen up. The kitchen, the dining room, and the bedroom are off limits to you. We're still dusting for fingerprints in there." Hesitantly, Holcomb releases his grip.Holcomb shouts to you, "You can't get there from here, Mason."Holcomb looks impatiently at his watch, then at you. "Mason, you've just outstayed your welcome", declares Sergeant Holcomb. Holcomb pulls out a small walkie- talkie and makes a quick call. Before you know it, two burly policemen enter the apartment. They grab you by both arms and escort you out of the building, leaving you on the sidewalk.The stereo is not turned on.The door to Victor Kapp's bedroom is locked shut. You cannot get in.You tug and tug, then realize that there is nothing to open on the You push and push, then realize that there is nothing to close on the You turn on the television, and briefly watch a show about a detective in a wheelchair. The show's star is the best actor you've ever seen. Realizing you can catch the reruns later on your VCR, you turn off the set.The television is a 19 inch, solid state color set. It is turned off.You cannot drop something you do not have.pm30pm30pmnlettrYou don't find anything unusual about the .You don't find anything interesting the .Examine what?Where do you want to go to?******You already have the letter.You already have the earring.Holcomb enters the den and sees you drop the . "Tampering with evidence, eh?" he snarls. ***pmnster1pmnster2pmnster3pmnster4pmnster5The is already turned off.pmnster1pmnster2pmnster3pmnster4pmnster5The glass door is already open.You open the door.The glass door is already closed.You close the glass door.The door is already closed.***Nothing happens.***U+D_o*Q .#Gy!9Sm|%AW Q % * / 8 c e . [ _ h q z +EaevlEEC/&l&yyEEC0&y&4&??iR M  ^ 0 ;1- N    -  ] E y@ y) o ʀ@    h         f   \ 2, 3L  # 4, 5 , 6, 7  8  , A   ? TN9O >"IN" "$::N"j ""N"o#"N " N j"4  kNB"N:"aN 2E y@"y"J)%"Mi (&$"h ^]WNM0'5D :';:N% <O =O?:! x! S >, ?'@@:N:x. ](PL J ) ;@A1 ;@B% ;@C ;@D  ;@E~"!  J&O",." @F, @G"XLH& ;@H1 ;@I% ;@J ;@K  ;@Lr6E y@@M @N&@ y) *, [,7E y@@O @P&@ y@Q +, !%'@R:N @S &'@T:N= W vThe dog pen is a room about 8 feet by 8 feet. In the far corner, you see a water dish, and some large bones. In another corner, you see a headless plastic doll. The door is scratched badly on the inside. You can feel Holcomb's eyes hot on your back.The water dish is almost empty.They are old steak bones, picked clean of meat.You notice that the neck of the doll has been bitten through.The scratches in the door are deep. You notice traces of blood in and around the scratches. From the living room, Holcomb shouts to you, "That dog really wanted to get out of his pen. He must have cut himself pawing at the door." "Hold it right there, Mason", cries the Sergeant. Sergeant Holcomb sees you from the living room and bursts out laughing when he sees you playing with the dog's food.You are already in the dog's pen.Sergeant Holcomb is in the living room, and doesn't hear you.You find no in the dog pen. There is only a small amount of water in the bottom of the dish. You notice a few whiskers floating around.As you cross into the living room, Holcomb grabs your arm. "Look, Mason, I don't want any trouble from you, so listen up. The kitchen, the dining room, and the bedroom are off limits to you. We're still dusting for fingerprints in there." Hesitantly, Holcomb releases his grip.Holcomb looks impatiently at his watch, then at you. "Mason, you've just outstayed your welcome", declares Sergeant Holcomb. Holcomb pulls out a small walkie- talkie and makes a quick call. Before you know it, two burly policemen enter the apartment. They grab you by both arms and escort you out of the building, leaving you on the sidewalk.You cannot drop what you have not picked up.From the living room, Holcomb shouts, "Mason, leave that door alone!"You scrape off some of the dried blood and put the sample into a handkerchief.pm27pm27The is slightly dirty, but otherwise unspectacular.You don't find anything interesting the .Examine what?Where do you want to go to?***You can't go there from here.You already have the blood sample.***Holcomb sees you drop the . "Tampering with evidence, eh?" he snarls. ***Nothing happens.***&Jp:xPr49>Ct0]arlEEC[&l&yyEEC[&y&4&c&?9 ; L?i L u  ʀ x   y c &co  f \   , L  # ,  , ,      ,  A3   ? TN N O >"IN"J" " :Nz"oN r"j ""N_"N W" @"4  kN"N"aN  M  OM% :Nw:! x! S !, "#:N9:x!r, y$ %:N= W K*5)^] N L &*&*$)^] XV &*!&* = W You are in the foyer of Victor Kapp's penthouse. The polished hardwood floor ends in a small flight of steps leading down into a spacious modern living room. Looking around, you see the den, a bathroom, and a dog pen. A closet opens off of the right foyer wall. Across the living room, you see a dining room and a kitchen, which have been cordoned off by the police. Sergeant Holcomb watches you suspiciously from the living room.On the steps you find two chalk outlines. One is roughly in the shape of a person, with an outstretched right arm. The second outline, a circle with the word "gun" in it, lies on the same step as the arm, about 8 inches away.You strain your eyes and stretch your neck, but it is too far away to make a thorough examination.The door is locked. As you try the handle, Sergeant Holcomb spots you and shouts, "Mason, get your grimy paws off that! We have enough fingerprints to dust as it is!"Holcomb replies with an icy stare.You are already in the foyer.As you cross into the living room, Holcomb grabs your arm. "Look Mason, I don't want any trouble from you, so listen up. The kitchen, the dining room, and the bedroom are off limits to you. We're still dusting for fingerprints in there." Hesitantly, Holcomb releases his grip.You don't see any in the foyer.Holcomb looks impatiently at his watch, then at you. "Mason, you've just outstayed your welcome", declares Sergeant Holcomb. Holcomb pulls out a small walkie- talkie and makes a quick call. Before you know it, two burly policemen enter the apartment. They grab you by both arms and escort you out of the building, leaving you on the sidewalk.The closet door is firmly locked. As you rattle the handle you can feel Holcomb's dirty look all the way from the living room.You hear Holcomb's laughter from the living room. "Mason, in thirty years of detective work, I've seen the best: Nero Wolfe, Sam Spade, Mike Hammer, and even William Powell as the Thin Man. I thought you were in their league. But after that last move, I have my doubts."One stern look from Sergeant Holcomb convinces you otherwise.You realize it's impossible to drop something you don't have.Above the steps between the foyer and the living room, you see a bullet hole."pm34pm34You find nothing unusual.You don't find anything interesting the .Examine what?Holcomb sees you drop the . "Tampering with evidence, eh?" he snarls. ***Where do you want to go to?***You can't go there from here.***Jl8v    % @ m q lEEC&l&yy&y&4EEC&?R?i I? 4) #  o  k a y  _  ? t    ^ U \L  # ,  , ,     , Q:! x! S ,  :N:xA   ? TNO >"IN"J" ":Nz"a r"j ""N_"oN W"O" N 8"4  kN"N"y"a    :N= W &+V12&-&@&y&w&z&w&z&|&2&?&4&G&&m&n&o&p&q&r&s&t&u&5&6&7&8&9&:&=&x&E&v&0&1&/&A&>&H&F&{     2A  = W You are sure that every single juror is hungering to send your client to the gas chamber.The juror's faces are tightened with disdain and resentment. One of the jurors looks at the witness, turns to his neighbor, and then, with an sinister grin, draws his index finger across his neck. The jury's eyes are firmly glued onto the District Attorney.About half of the jurors scowl at you.Most of the jury seems indifferent, but a few jurors aren't paying much attention to you.The jury seems ambivalent.A few jurors look back at you sympathetically.Several jurors watch you expectantly.All the jurors seem extremely interested in your case. Several of them see you looking in their direction, and wave at you and Laura.One look, and you realize that you have the jury in the palm of your hand.Hamilton Burger stands about 5'10", and dresses conservatively. His graying hair gives him an air of distinction and sophistication.pmnjury5pmnjury5pmnjury4pmnjury4pmnjury3pmnjury3pmnjury2pmnjury2pmnjury1pmnjury1Z](N"   ;    ;  # ; # * ;t* / ;`/ 4 ;L4 < ;8< F ;#F U ; U; = W You are sure that every single juror is hungering to send your client to the gas chamber.The juror's faces are tightened with disdain and resentment. One of the jurors looks at the witness, turns to his neighbor, and then, with an sinister grin, draws his index finger across his neck. The jury's eyes are firmly glued onto the District Attorney.About half of the jurors scowl at you.Most of the jury seems indifferent, but a few jurors aren't paying much attention to you.The jury seems ambivalent.A few jurors look back at you sympathetically.Several jurors watch you expectantly.All the jurors seem extremely interested in your case. Several of them see you looking in their direction, and wave at you and Laura.One look, and you realize that you have the jury in the palm of your hand.pm35pm32pm36pmnjury5pmnjury5pmnjury4pmnjury4pmnjury3pmnjury3pmnjury2pmnjury2pmnjury1pmnjury1***Z](N$).7@IR[dmvEE *C  * < C  <C   ;    ; # ;# * ;t* / ;`/ 4 ;L4 < ;8< F ;#F U ; U;  F:EE.,+**(!'&%$N-N/N.N2N0 N3N1= W l&l&yEE7043y!&y&4&GEE7134&?94 5,42:N5?i 4 4. H_4( H 4v H 4 e h43[ ]44Q  445   $ 4 4 4   O4 654_ 45 5  4  +4'    4  4 C4z 4q 464^ \4/U 47L  # 48, 59 , 5:, 5;  4<  4, 5yA   ? TN4=XO >"IN"J" "4-4>:Nz"j ""Ng"oN _"N W" N @"aN 8"4  k4$"N4&4! 4"I" 4)Le  4#T4Jd 4 4R!Mc 20.,h* =)H 4O4? 4*4% 4%4O 4%4O 4:! x!  S 4@@, 5@A5,4@B:Ny%4,4@C:Na"4KEK45,4@D:N("44 4+5,4@E:N= W  You are outside the St. James Apartments.You leave the apartment, hop into the elevator, and make your way out onto the street. Standing by the building's front door is none other than Paul Drake, your right-hand man. "Della said I'd find you here, Perry. Sounds like you really got a hot case on your hands. Tell me, do you think she's innocent?"Paul Drake is tall and lanky, and wears an old linen suit. He looks like he could use a good night's sleep."Yeah, that's what I figured. Paul looks sullenly toward the ground. "That's too bad, Chief. Well, we'll try our best anyway. Paul scratches his head. "Does that mean you think your client is innocent?"Look, while I was waiting for you, I checked out the apartment building. Everyone who walked into the building had to get by the doorman, Ed Burns. I tried to find him, but Burger's already got him wrapped up as a witness. We won't see him until he gets called to the stand. I did manage to find this, though." Paul takes out a sheet of paper from his jacket pocket, and offers it to you.You take the paper from Paul. "It's the guest list for the night of the murder. I'm told that every non-resident that entered the building on Friday night has his or her name on this list. Including Laura Kapp." Paul looks down at his watch. "I don't know about you, Perry, but there's alot of work that needs to be done before you walk into that trial. What would you like me to investigate?"Paul shrugs, then throws away the paper. "Well, Chief, you have a lot of thinking to do about this case before it comes up to trial. What would you like me to investigate?"Paul taps his foot impatiently. "Look Chief, if you have nothing for me to investigate, then let's get out of here and start preparing your case. Let's go!" The command to send Paul on an investigation is:PAUL, INVESTIGATE XXX. Where XXX is the person or thing you want Paul to investigate. Be sure to include the comma after "Paul"You head off to court.Remembering Laura's condition, you realize that another interview with her will probably be fruitless.You head off to the prison to interview Laura.You are standing outside of Victor Kapp's apartment building. From here you can:GO TO OFFICE GO TO JAIL GO TO COURT You remember that Sergeant Holcomb wasn't too thrilled with your first visit and probably won't let you in for a second.You head back to the office.You are standing outside of Victor Kapp's apartment from here you can: GO TO COURT - to begin the trial GO TO OFFICE - to research the case  further GO TO PRISON - to interview Laura Kapp Paul sighs, "Well Chief, if you don't have anything for me to investigate I guess I'll catch up with you in court." Paul hops into his sedan and speeds off.The list reads: Friday Night - April 6 in out David Smith 10:00 10:30 Brook Rogers 10:00 10:30 Steve Clark 10:14 11:30 Sue Jensen 10:35 11:15 Jane Carlton 11:20 12:50 Doug Walck 12:00 12:30 Laura Kapp 1:20pm31pm31examineEXAMINEYou don't see anything special.************"*^JT$<$SB _ ,  l&l&yEEC[y,&yEEC[ ?   9% 7  -M O   .?#@  F :EfbO\"?R"jx :N6" :N%"0!:N G= W lThe affidavit states that Suzanne Masters was the only one besides Victor who could handle Fritzie.There are two bullets in the bag. One of them is speckled in red.The list reads: Friday Night - April 6 in out David Smith 10:00 10:30 Brook Rogers 10:00 10:30 Steve Clark 10:14 11:30 Sue Jensen 10:35 11:15 Jane Carlton 11:20 12:50 Doug Walck 12:00 12:30 Laura Kapp 1:20The deposition states that Russell was fired from `Epicure Today` for using his position as critic to unjustly attack the Argos Cafe.The earring is a golden hoop.The gun is a Colt 380 Government Special Automatic. It is lightweight, small, and deadly.The leaf is merely gold-plated. You stick it back into your pocket.The letter reads: Victor, I have given you everything I can, heart and soul. When will you call on me again? MargotYou briefly leaf through the stapled pages. It is a draft of a contract between Julian Masters and Victor Kapp. Reading a little more closely, you discover that the contract calls for Julian to buy out Victor's shares in the Argos Cafe.The cigarette is half smoked. It exudes a faintly sweet aroma.The report is a blood test analysis of the blood found in the dog pen, as compared with Victor's blood. The test concludes that the bloodtypes are identical.The sample consists of flakes of dried blood wrapped in a handkerchief. d;YF# )D'HA+."/A;61&6)$    = W You are in your plush office.You are in your plush office. Laura Kapp is in your office.You are in your plush office. Your secretary, Della Street, is in your office.You are in your plush office. The phone is ringing.You are in your plush office. You have just received a call from Lt. Tragg, telling you that Laura Kapp is under arrest and charged with the murder of her husband. "... Because I'm a hunter, Della. Some men get their thrills in life out of standing up to a charging lion or tiger. Some like to shoot small birds; some just like to hunt, not for what they kill, but for the thrill of hunting ... Well, I hunt murderers." Welcome to the Case of the Mandarin Murder. Type START to begin or SKIP to jump right into the case.To start, type START. Type SKIP if you want to skip the introduction.Tonight promised to be one of those dull, late nights pushing paper at the office. Della absolutely insisted you work through your stack of mail before someone sent out a search party for you. Then again, you didn't expect Laura Kapp to come bursting through your door at seven o'clock. Something about her story interested you. Maybe it was her husband, Victor Kapp, the famous LA restauranteur. Maybe it was the desperate look in her eyes. The handsome cash retainer she handed you couldn't hurt either. . . . . . "Oh thank you, Mr. Mason -- I knew you'd understand! I'm sure we can stop Victor from divorcing me. Victor and I need to spend some time together. I haven't seen him since I entered the sanatorium a year ago! I know it must have been hard on him..." Laura's voice trails off. She looks at you, but her eyes never focus. "If Victor doesn't love me anymore, I just don't know what I'll do!" Laura glances nervously at her watch. "I have to leave now. Can I call you tomorrow?"A look of relief sweeps across Laura's face. "You'll hear from me early tomorrow morning. I'll call you after my appointment with Dr. Erichson." Laura slips out of your office.Laura's jaw drops in amazement. "But... but..." Before saying another word, Laura storms out of your office.Before you do anything, Laura slams her hand on your desk. "Mr. Mason, I need to know. Can I call you tomorrow, YES or NO?"Saturday morning. Normally, you'd be sleeping, if only you hadn't fallen behind so far in your work. The door to your office opens and in walks Della, smiling mysteriously. "Looks to me like you had yourself a female visitor last night, Perry. Entertaining a new client?"You explain last night's events. "Well, that makes sense. Laura's initials match those on the handkerchief I found in my office this morning. For a second, I thought you were interviewing for new secretaries behind my back!" Della winks, then returns to her office. Della gives you a dirty look. "Chief, I don't know what you're covering up, but I don't like it. Not one bit!" Della storms out of your office. Moments later, a call comes through from Della. "It's Lieutenant Tragg, Perry. He says he's calling about Laura Kapp. He says he's calling about a woman named Laura Kapp. He claims that you're her lawyer. I'll put him through." The phone begins to ring.The phone continues to ring."Tragg here, Mason. Victor Kapp is dead. He's been murdered--shot in the back. We found his wife, Laura Kapp, a few feet away from the body, with a pistol next to her hand. Has her fingerprints all over it. She claims you're her lawyer, Mason. If you want, you can go to the the victim's apartment, where he was murdered. Sergeant Holcomb is there to keep an eye on you. See you in court." You hang up the phone.As you are walking out the door, Della calls to you. "I've called Paul Drake, Perry. He'll catch up with you later." You hop into your black sedan and head over to the St. James Apartments. Arriving at the scene of the crime, you rush up to Victor Kapp's apartment.Della smirks as you head past her desk carrying your trial briefcase. "Pardon my saying so, Perry, but the case won't begin for a few weeks. You'd look pretty silly standing around in an empty courtroom! Personally, I think you should go to the apartment." Embarassed, you return to your office to drop off your briefcase.Della enters your office and looks down at her watch. "You know, Chief, if you're going to defend Laura Kapp in court, you should go to the apartment and start digging up some material. I'll stay here and finish up the paperwork." Della returns to her office.Della buzzes you from her office. She sounds slightly annoyed. "Chief, you really should go to the apartment. You don't have much time if you want to find some fresh clues."Type START to begin the game, or SKIP jump into the case.pm29pm18pmnphonepmnlaura***pm29pmnphone***pm18***pmnphonepmnarestpmnapart***+Z5/;|5 ] 1 I c *mqY^cluy~lD/EEC EEC[ ; &y&lyE&yE"; <!:EEC"  ;#!F2   $:EEC[% ]     &:E;'w>wM vM J;(62"?;)*:? P "Q S [ T zV V _RX ! _ 8Y  ("VX Gar  GIM 7M %? , 0= W 4The symmetry of this exquisitely furnished living room is ruined by an overturned, goldplated statue and the chalk outline of a dead body--gruesome reminders of why you are here.The statue, of a woman transforming into a tree, lies broken on the floor. Tiny, golden leaves are scattered around where it fell. The inscription at the base of the statue reads, "Daphne".The sergeant mutters to you under his breath, "Look, Mason, if Tragg comes here and finds me talking with you, he's going to have my head. But between you and me, I bet it was knocked over by the victim when he was shot." Holcomb turns away from you and crosses the room.You pick up one of the leaves, discover that it is merely gold-plated, and stick it in your pocket.The jurors seem ambivalent.The Lieutenant replies slowly and deliberately like an experienced witness, "We discovered Victor Kapp dead--shot in the back--sprawled over an overturned statue. Laura Kapp lay 16 feet from the corpse, on the steps by the front door. She was delirious. A gun was found about 6 inches from her right hand."Tragg rubs his chin thoughtfully for a moment. "I'd guess that the gun was fired 15 to 20 feet away from the victim, right in the vicinity of where we found the defendant.""Uh, I found out from the Ballistics expert who tested the bullets, Bill Dorset." Tragg looks nervously around the courtroom.You turn toward the witness. He is startled by your expression."I...uh...guess I'm really not sure at all from what range the bullet was fired." Tragg looks sheepishly toward the District Attorney.You notice that many of the jurors are watching you intently.Burger walks up to the witness box, leans closely toward Margot Duboq, and sneers. "DID YOU RUIN VICTOR KAPP'S MARRIAGE?"Margot's mouth drops open in surprise. "Me?" she squeaks. "But of course not! I am not a homewrecker!"*** Burger glares comtemptously at the young woman. "DIDN'T VICTOR KAPP TAKE YOU TO THE BRADFORD BALLROOM?""Okay, Chief! I'm on my way faster than you can say Jack Robinson." In one fluid motion Paul Drake lifts himself out of his seat, and makes for the door."Well, yes," stammers Margot, "he took me there, but I can explain. You see...""A simple Yes or No will suffice, Miss Duboq," snaps the District Attorney. "MISS DUBOQ, DIDN'T VICTOR KAPP TAKE YOU TO THE MANDARIN'S OPENING?""On what grounds are you objecting, Mr. Mason?""Objection sustained," agrees the judge. It started off as a routine divorce case. But 12 hours later, the police find your client, Laura Kapp, in the same room as the bloody corpse of her husband, a smoking pistol near her hand. The charge--murder. As Perry Mason, you'll defend your client in court. If you're good, you'll get an acquittal. But if you're really the best defense lawyer in L.A., you'll uncover the killer and crack... THE CASE OF THE MANDARIN MURDER Copyright(C) 1985 TELARIUM CORP. and PAISANO PRODUCTIONS. cracked by A. Dent Howard Boles - Music John Bowman - Script Greg Garvey - Graphics Seth Godin - Script Bob Jacoby - Program Dan Lovy - Program Mitchell Stein - Script Ruth Wick - Script Mike Amadeo Paul Biondo Dick Bratt Bill Claff Joye Cooper Dana Degenhardt Andrea Gilbert Susan Hunnewell Stephanie Lambert Bill Larson Rob McHugh Erin Moran Tom Pavela Mike Rothman Ted Treadwell Perry Mason: Press Spacebar for Demo.  Press "G" for Game. cCgGqQtelariumpmnopen1 pm99pmnopen2pm01 EXAMINE THE BROKEN STATUE ON THE FLOOR SERGEANT HOLCOMB, HOW DID THE STATUE FALL? TAKE GOLDEN LEAF pmnopen2pm02EXAMINE JURY LIEUTENANT TRAGG, DESCRIBE YOUR INVESTIGATION WHAT WAS THE RANGE OF THEGUN? HOW DO YOU KNOW THE RANGE? pmnopen2SNEER AT WITNESS LIEUTENANT TRAGG, ARE YOUCERTAIN OF THE RANGE? EXAMINE JURY pm03pmnopen2 LISTEN PAUL, INVESTIGATE MARGOT DUBOQ PROCEED OBJECTION PROSECUTION IS BROWBEATING THE WITNESS pmnster5Ws;g0nSX\? o / S  . L j  3 F U a v !#,59=BKP{ ,KTg*w$VE2D 3&w&C@  4 5 6   7 8&|EN 9 :MqE;; Z;<=D > >FNV> &y&l&l|%+ smy/T      , 3-  -,/.. . ........... -.. . ...........   j&. .& &_- - (! VI-,""_!" "  _" "  _" "^_" "20.).* . *.).* . *.).*.*.).*.* g \VQUF;0 %  &+8WXIi   +>Z  {}--4 +gv& 4. & &*3 1 }<  2& Li < *- 0& .&  v;' 5 3&&& o?c {HV !  " , 3 E E -T=>' &=0-, -,  =1-- &x&x &x& ,-,--4j &j- 43210/.-$#"! unf^VNF> 3 +  !   !#$%'.2z1upkf*a\-W RM&.%E&.&== 9&.'1&.(==%&.)&.*(&.++ &.,==/?=.,3+,*%)('& %)$) ,0>x--4 x --4 &x&@&=--4-, = --4-,&== W V You are in the prison where Laura is awaiting trial.You enter the prison and are led by a guard to the public room. Through the glass and wire-mesh window, you see the prison sergeant lead Laura into a room on the opposite side. Laura moves sluggishly and appears drugged. You pick up the phone on your side to begin questioning your client.The prison sergeant takes the receiver on the other side of the glass and interrupts you. "Mr. Mason, before you begin, I should warn you that your client had been heavily sedated. She makes sense for a little while, but she drifts off at the drop of a hat! I'll leave the room now, but I'm going to stay close by in case she starts ranting and raving again." The sergeant hands the receiver to Laura and leaves through the same door she came in. "Mr. Mason ... please ... I can't remember ... I know I went to see Victor that night ... I was tired ... Victor was glad to see me! ...I didn't kill him, Mr. Mason, I loved Victor! Something came at me, I fainted ... I bought the gun downtown ... but I never used it! ... I just wanted to scare him ..." Laura stops speaking and closes her eyes. "Margot Duboq was chasing Victor ... I was in the hospital, there was nothing I could do ... I don't remember anything about Friday night ... I don't know how I got in Victor's apartment ... Wait!! There is one thing I remember ... I was standing in the living room, talking to Victor ... He told me he loved me! He said he never loved her ... that she meant nothing to him, he always intended to come back to me ... he said he was going to dump her, and we'd make a new start ... then something dark came at me ... there was an explosion ... Mr. Mason, please, I feel dizzy ... " Laura stares blankly off into space. I didn't do it, Mr. Mason! Why won't anyone believe me! I ... I can't tell you anymore, Mr. Mason ... I just don't know what happened ... I was in Victor's apartment, that's all I remember. You've got to find out for me, Mr. Mason, you've got to help me!" Laura stands up and begins pleading for help, pounding on the glass screen. The sergeant enters and leads her away. "That's all, Mr. Mason. Like I said, this one's not playing with all her marbles on deck, if you know what I mean! By the way, we got a message for you from Della Street. She said someone sent a brief description of the state's witnesses on over to your office. If you're going back there, please say hello to Paul for me, that rake! Otherwise I'm sure I'll see him in court."she and Paul will meet you in the courthouse.The sergeant stares sternly at you. "Mr. Mason. Now I'm not one to tell you how to defend your client, but it seems to me that you should follow up Della Street's message and go back to your office.go to court, the trial will begin shortly. You're certainly not going to help this poor dear by standing around here blabbering to yourself! You head off ... The sergeant has lead Laura back to her cell. You are alone in the room talking to yourself.As you are about to head back to the office you look at your watch and realize that the trial will be starting shortly. You should go to court.The apartment has been thoroughly searched and sealed off by the authorities. Going back to the apartment won't help you now.You are at the prison where Laura is being held. From here you can:GO TO COURT GO TO OFFICE pmnprisn***5Z{|   } k . H Q lXEE<&y&l7.#1 yE<&y&0;        1 wsO."jN$"1N"? F@""20 1    :1NN= W Victor's terrace affords a splendid view of the LA skyline. The terrace is empty of furniture.You work your way over the edge, and take the big leap. The last sensation you remember is falling, falling, falling ... WE INTERRUPT THIS PROGRAM TO GIVE YOU THIS SPECIAL REPORT. PROMINENT LA DEFENSE LAWYER PERRY MASON IS DEAD. POLICE FOUND HIM ON THE SIDEWALK OUTSIDE THE ST. JAMES APARTMENTS. PRELIMINARY REPORTS INDICATE SUICIDE. DETAILS AT 11:00 ...You are already on the roof. You cannot go higher up.You are already on the terrace.All the doors leading into the bedroom are locked. You cannot get in.Sergeant Holcomb is in the living room, and doesn't hear your question.You look and look, but you don't find any on the terrace.As you cross into the living room, Holcomb grabs your arm. "Look Mason, I don't want any trouble from you, so listen up. The kitchen, the dining room, and the bedroom are off limits to you. We're still dusting for fingerprints in there." Hesitantly, Holcomb releases his grip.Holcomb looks impatiently at his watch, then at you. "Mason, you've just outstayed your welcome", declares Sergeant Holcomb. Holcomb pulls out a small walkie- talkie and makes a quick call. Before you know it, two burly policemen enter the apartment. They grab you by both arms and escort you out of the building, leaving you on the sidewalk.You tug and tug, then realize that there is nothing to open on the You push and push, then realize that there is nothing to close on the The glass door is open.The glass door is closed.The plant is a palm tree, like the one in the den.The terrace's teak floorboards are well preserved.The walls are waist high and made of brick.You cannot drop something you do not have.pm13pm13The glass door is open.The glass door is closed.You don't find anything interesting the .Examine what?From the den, Holcomb sees you drop the over the rail. "Tampering with evidence, eh?" he snarls. ***Where do you want to go to?***You can't go there from here.pmndeathpmndeathThe glass door is already open.You open the door.The glass door is already closed.You close the glass door.Nothing happens.***+_c2TDw /168Fo1Sm~l&l&yEECy&yEEC&?+f?i  x y@e  U L  # ,  , ,     , :! x! S ,  :N:xvA*   ? 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"2 G"S#$"" D"Ӂ3$1# #1#C#%':0`RR!сс`      `B5"&UB5"VB5"&UB5"VB7"&B5BÁB4  rB4  B4B4RD´R4`(6w P(`11"!21"!21"##Ӂ##Ӂ##Ӂ###111(`eeRńeRńd"eeeP8`҂`222222!!QWV!!QWV!!QWV!!QW""222`,WIM9.G  Y :NBGLgikprtz|"You would like me to repeat myself, Mr. Mason? Very well." Dorset clears his throat. Dorset looks at the bullets. "Those certainly are the bullets I tested." Bill Dorset is middle-aged, balding, and noticeably overweight.I don't know anything about the people involved in this case. All I do is perform ballistics tests.""Mr. Mason, my ballistics investigation does not cover Dorset looks at the gun. "Yes, that's the gun I tested -- a Colt Government Special 380 Automatic." "Mr. Mason," interrupts the judge, "may I remind you that Mr. Dorset was called to the stand as an expert witness in ballistics. Any attempt to uncover information not pertaining to ballistics is considered a waste of the court's time. If you have no further questions relating to ballistics or the witness's testimony, please end your cross examination."Dorset steps out of the box, straightens his necktie, then returns to his seat in the courtroom."Mr. Mason, I'd like to point out that, as a ballistics expert, I perform ballistics tests on weapons and ammunition given to me by the investigating detective. All I know about the gun and bullets is what I discover as a result of my tests.""Objection your honor," interrupts the District Attorney, "Defense has not introduced the into evidence." Objection sustained," agrees the judge. "Objection, your honor! Mr. Dorset was introduced as an expert witness on ballistics. Defense's question is phrased in such a way that it is irrelevant to the witness's testimony." "Objection sustained, agrees the judge."Dorset looks at the then looks back at you.You are in court. Bill Dorset is on the witness stand for cross examination."The two bullets in evidence were the only ones fired from the gun."""I am considered an expert in ballistics. I graduated magna cum laude in 1957 from the University of California, Berkeley campus, with a degree in Criminal Science."Dorset looks you straight in the eyes. The confidence you hear in his voice borders on arrogance. "I am quite sure beyond all doubt that the bullets in evidence were fired from the automatic that was also in evidence. I cannot tell you from how far away the gun was fired, but it could kill a man from anywhere within a normal apartment.""Each gun barrel has a unique set of scratches in it, which makes the bullet spin when it is fired. This is done because a spinning bullet, like a spinning football, will be more accurate and have a longer range. In a ballistics test, we compare the scratches made on the bullet in question with the scratches made on a test bullet fired from the gun in question. If the scratches are nearly identical, then we can presume beyond all doubt that the gun in question fired the bullet in question.""The scratches on the bullet were, in my opinion, made by the gun in evidence. The match was perfect! The dents in the bullets came from their impact with their resting place. They did not pass through or deflect against anything which could make a dent.""Let me explain myself, Mr. Mason. The term `lady's gun' is used to describe a gun which a woman may tend to own or use. There is no strict definition for what a lady's gun is, but all of them have a slight kickback, and are small enough to fit into a woman's purse. That is why I consider the Colt Government 380 automatic a lady's gun."Dorset sits up in his chair. "Ah, now that's a good question. This particular Colt 380 was made several years ago, just around the time I finished my ballistics training. Its range is 300 feet. It could easily kill a man from up to 50 feet away."Dorset turns his head toward the jury. "In all my years working in ballistics, there has never been a single documented error to blemish my record.""The Colt 380 holds a magazine of 6 bullets. We found 4 bullets still in the magazine, so we can assert that only two had been fired. Both of the bullets found in the apartment were tested by me, and the tests show that both were fired from the Colt 380 found in the apartment.""I did all the ballistics testing for this case. All the experiments were done in standard laboratory conditions down at police headquarters."Ballistics is the science of the motion of projectiles in flight. By studying scratches on a bullet, indentations in the gun barrels, and firing test shots from guns, a ballistics expert is able to determine what gun a bullet was fired from."pm05pm05You wait. Nothing happens. the the to the ."F1 7oj,v!^_F z  - U C O Qn$T~@EJNr(DHhThe symmetry of the living room is ruined by an overturned statue, and the chalk outline of a corpse--gruesome reminders of why you are here. Golden leaves lie scattered around the broken statue. Nearby stands a card table, two chairs, and a breakfast bar. There is a lightswitch on the wall. Across the room stands a huge sofa atop a rare oriental rug, and a coffee table which face toward a brick fireplace. A wet bar, lined with bottles, stands along the same wall as the fireplace.The lightswitch is set to "ON".For a moment, all goes dark in the room. Then, the lights come on. You see Sergeant Holcomb standing by another lightswitch across the room. It is already on.You pick up a leaf off the floor, discover that it is merely gold-plated, and put it in your pocket.The outline depicts a person lying with his head and outstretched arms pointing toward the kitchen, and his legs pointing toward the foyer.The statue depicts a woman being transformed into a tree. The description at the base of the statue reads "Daphne". Golden leaves lie scattered on the floor.The table is made of mahogany. On the tabletop you see a half-smoked clove cigarette, a highball glass covered with fingerprint dust, and a waterstain at the other end of the table. Holcomb calls to you. "The fingerprints on the highball glass were Kapp's. Don't mess with anything on that table, Mason."The bar's exquisite teak is marred by a bullet hole. The hole goes in a few inches, but there is no sign of the bullet. Holcomb watches over you.The rug looks to be a restored antique. On the rug near one end of the coffee table, you find the shards of a broken wineglass over a spot on the rug.You catch a faint whiff of wine.There are nothing but ashes in the fireplace.You hear Holcomb's laughter as you make a mess of your hands and clothes.Holcomb has thinning black hair and a slight pot belly. He is in uniform.There's no in the living room. It feels good to sit down. After a moment you realize that you had better continue with the work you came here to do and stand back up.The cigarette is all gone, maybe you should cut down anyway."Get with the program, Mason!" growls the sergeant. "If I catch you touching that or anything else in this room, I may just have to arrest you for tampering with state's evidence." Realizing that he's not kidding, you put it down.You pick up the cigarette without Holcomb noticing.You bum a light from Holcomb, and light up. The clove cigarette has a sweet taste and makes you feel momentarily lightheaded.You smoke the rest of it.The table is clean of dust.On top of the table you see a document.You briefly leaf through the stapled pages. It is a draft of a contract between Julian Masters and Victor Kapp. Reading a little more closely, you discover that the contract calls for Julian to buy out Victor's shares in the Argos Cafe.You wait until Holcomb is looking the other way and slide the document into your jacket's breast pocket.One stern look from Sergeant Holcomb convinces you otherwise.Behind the bar you find a full assortment of liquors and liqueurs. Several bottles are almost empty.You recognize the brand name. It is the most expensive type a person can buy.You take a swig. As you put the bottle down, you notice Sergeant Holcomb walking toward you. He looks angry. "Look Mason," mutters Holcomb, "I'm not going to answer you. I just got here myself. But let me give you one piece of advice. You can examine anything you want, but if I catch you taking anything or tampering with evidence, I'm throwing you out on your ear!"Holcomb gives you a dirty look, and doesn't answer your question.Holcomb is across the room, and keeping his distance from you. He pretends to ignore you.One look tells you that you are already in the living room.You already have that.Holcomb looks your way. "I don't know where you think you're going, Mason, but you can't get there from here!"The glass has a small puddle of water in it. The outside of the glass is covered in fingerprint dust. You catch a whiff of scotch.You must specify the BREAKFAST BAR or the WET BARHolcomb whips out his .38 revolver and holds you at gunpoint. "Mason, you've just made my day! It looks like the only person you'll be defending is yourself against assault charges." Holcomb makes a call on his walkie-talkie, then two burly policemen burst in, arrest you, and cart you off to police HQ.Holcomb grunts as you walk out the door. Holcomb looks impatiently at his watch, then at you. "Mason, you've just outstayed your welcome," declares Sergeant Holcomb. Holcomb pulls out a small walkie- talkie, and makes a quick call. Before you know it, two burly policemen enter the apartment. They grab you by both arms and escort you out of the building, leaving you on the sidewalk.Holcomb grabs your arm. "Look Mason, I don't want any trouble from you, so listen up. The kitchen, the dining room, and the bedroom are off limits to you. We're still dusting for fingerprints in there." Hesitantly, Holcomb releases his grip.You look at the waterstain. No big deal.Above the steps between the foyer and the living room, you see a bullet hole.pm01pm01***It is an Italian contemporary sofa.They are uncomfortable, scandinavian chairs.pmnstatuThe cigarette is half-smoked.You don't find any clues on the wall.You don't find anything interesting the .Examine what?Where do you want to go to?***You already have the cigarette.Holcomb sees you drop the . "Tampering with evidence, eh?" he snarls. ************"Gsr) _  Kl"db5You notice that Paul has returned with his report. He approaches you. Paul Drake walks in and stands before you. From the back of the courtroom, you hear a door shut. You turn around to see Paul Drake returning. Paul quietly sits down next to you. "I'll get right on it! If I don't see you before, I'll meet you in court." Paul hops into his sedan and speeds off."Gotcha, Chief!" Paul Drake heads for the door.Paul takes out a notepad, jots down a note to himself, then quietly slips out of the courtroom."Okay, Chief. I'm on my way faster than you can say 'Jack Robinson.'" In one fluid motion, Paul lifts himself out of his seat and makes for the door."This is what I dug up on Victor Kapp, Chief. He was born in Germany, but he grew up in New York. He studied at the Culinary Institute of America. After he graduated, he moved to LA. Once out here, he met Julian Masters, and together they opened up the Argos Cafe. Victor was just about to open up his second restaurant, the Mandarin, when he was killed.""Boy, you sure know how to pick clients, Perry. Listen to this. Laura Kapp grew up here in LA, and was trying to make it as an actress. She was going nowhere, getting an occasional bit part, when she met Victor at a big producer's party. They married each other after six months. About two years ago, Laura started showing signs of a severe emotional disorder. She had three nervous breakdowns before she put herself in an institution last year. Get this, Perry. She left the institution on the morning of the murder!""Get this, Perry. Before Ed Burns started work at the St. James Apartments, he had been arrested in connection with a burglary ring. The police couldn't pin anything on him, so they let him go. He started at the St. James Apartments 10 years ago, and his record has been clean ever since.""It seems that our Mr. Miller knew Victor for quite some time. He met Victor at the Culinary Institute of America, but dropped out after a few months. His transcript revealed that he would have probably failed anyway. After CIA, he moved to LA, where he gained a solid reputation as a restaurant critic writing a weekly column in `Epicure Today` Magazine. But a year ago he left his job, and he hasn't printed a review since.""Here's the dirt on Julian Masters, Chief. He moved to LA from Berkeley a few years ago. He's worked at various odd jobs, from carpentry to animal training at the Barstow Kennels. He married Suzanne, who introduced him to Victor Kapp and to her father's money. Julian used his wife's money to invest in the Argos Cafe with Victor. But now, He's losing money. People are saying that if Victor sold out his share in the Argos, Julian could have gone under.""Get this, Perry. Suzanne Masters is loaded with money. Her family lives on a ranch outside of Palo Alto, where her father raises horses and also keeps a collection of prize-winning show dogs. She met Julian while he was working at Barstow Kennels, which is where her father trained his dogs. After they got married, they moved to LA. After the success of the Argos. Suzanne keeps herself busy by running a small fashion boutique out of her house.""Perry, Margot is one tough nut to crack. There's nothing on her before she started working at the Argos. No birth certificate, no social security number, not even a bank account. I couldn't even find her address, but a woman said she sees a lot of Margot around the St. James Apartments. As far as I can tell, Margot spends her evening hours at Brannigan's, a downtown bar.""He checks out perfectly clean, Perry. His record of performance is excellent, and he's an old pro at testifying for murder cases. Tragg didn't slip up when he assigned this guy to the job.""Sorry, Perry, but there's nothing about him that you don't know already. His reputation, well, it speaks for itself.""This is the scoop on the Argos, Perry. It was jointly owned by Victor Kapp and Julian Masters, and it is reputed to be the finest Greek-Italian cafe in LA. Talk about popular--I tried to make a reservation for you, me, and Della, and I was told we'd have to wait 3 weeks! The head chef of the Argos is Margot Duboq.""This is the scoop on the Mandarin. Victor Kapp owned it himself, and was going to be the head chef also. The restaurant was going to serve a unique combination of Mandarin and Cajun food, but now that Victor's dead, the opening has been delayed indefinitely. On the night of the murder, there was a private party held at the Mandarin to celebrate its opening.""I tracked down the sculptor of the statue, Perry, but he was just some Bohemian living in a loft in San Francisco. I also went to the public library to research the myth of Daphne. Get this-- The god Apollo loved this hot number named Daphne, but she wanted to give him the slip. So Apollo shadows her, but just when the dragnet was about to close, she turned into a tree! I guess her bark was worse than her bite, eh Perry?" Paul grins."I saw Victor's dog at the Barstow Kennels. He's as vicious as everybody says he is. The beast nearly bit my head off. I checked his paws, but I couldn't find any trace of the cut.""I just got back from the Barstow Kennels, Perry. Talk about your fancy schmancy dog kennels. Those animals live and eat better than I do! Get this: both Suzanne and Julian Masters worked there before they were married. I tried to get more information out of Frank Barstow, the kennel owner, but he's kind of tight lipped. He's Suzanne's father, so he's a little wary of getting involved in this mess."I don't know what to make of this, Chief. I did blood tests on the blood in the closet, and it turns out that it was Victor's blood, not the dog's." Paul sticks the report from the blood test into your hand."I checked out the earring with all the Jewelers in town, Chief. It turns out that Julian Masters bought a pair of earrings identical to this several months ago from Keystone jewelers, the most expensive jeweler in LA.""I didn't find much on the clove cigarettes, Chief. It turns out that Victor smoked them, but after that, its a dead end.""The name from the list checks out clean, Perry. So does everyone else on the list, for that matter. None of them had anything to do with Kapp, all signed-out before the murder, and they all have iron-clad alibis. I managed to find out one more thing about the list, though. It turns out only unaccompanied guest have to sign-in. Guests accompanied by residents can walk right in.""Nothing doing, Chief. Margot Duboq definitely wrote the letter, but that's all I know.""The document would have officially dissolved Victor Kapp's and Julian Master's partnership as of the end of next month."You are standing outside of Victor Kapp's apartment from here you can: GO TO COURT - to begin the trial GO TO OFFICE - to research the case further GO TO PRISON - to interview Laura Kapp Paul shrugs. "Perry, my business is investigation. If you want, I can investigate something for you. That way, I can grab a hamburger on the road. I'm starving!" Paul looks at you expectantly."Sorry Chief, I couldn't find a thing."***Investigate what, Perry?$=co3  ; =ty~"Maybe I didn't make myself clear. Lieutenant Tragg's suit is at least five years out of fashion. His face is old and craggy, and his teeth have been yellowed by years of cigar smoking. His twisted mouth carves a whimsical smile into his face."Objection, Your Honor," cries Burger, "Defense has not introduced the as evidence." "Objection sustained.""Objection, Your Honor!" shouts the District Attorney. "Objection sustained.""Tragg relaxes a bit.Tragg glances at the then turns to you. I haven't got the slightest idea where you found that, Mason, but I can assure you it has no bearing on my investigation." You are in the courtroom. Lieutenant Tragg is on the witness stand for cross examination.I graduated from the Los Angeles Police Academy 30 years ago. I've been working on the Homicide Squad here in Los Angeles ever since. I've investigated a countless number of murders. "Let me tell you, Mason, That apartment was not a pretty sight. When I found Victor Kapp, he was lying face down in a puddle of blood in the middle of his living room, still wearing his street clothes. He had been shot in the back. No one moved him until the Medical Examiner came to pick up the body for the autopsy. Next to his body was a broken statue."We found a puddle of blood underneath the body. Surprisingly, we didn't find any spattered blood beyond the immediate vicinity of the body. The blood on the floor was tested, along with the blood found on the bullet. Both blood samples matched the bloodtype of the victim."I found two bullets in the apartment, one in the ceiling above where we found the defendant, and the other, across the room, embedded in the breakfast bar. We found nothing unusual about the bullet in the ceiling. When we removed the bullet from the bar, we noticed a few red specks of blood still on the casing. We tested the bloodtype on the bullet, and it matched the victim's bloodtype."A faint grin grows over Tragg's face. "The gun, well, that was a dead giveaway. Next to the defendant I found a Colt 380 Government Automatic. The barrel was still slightly warm. There were four bullets still in the barrel. We matched the fingerprints on the gun with the defendant's own fingerprints."The statue was broken into pieces. It's safe to assume that after Kapp was shot, he fell forward and knocked the statue down.""Victor Kapp's Doberman is the most vicious creature on four legs. Why, when we removed the animal from the dog pen, he bit one of my officers! The poor guy had to go to the hospital for stiches. We found Victor's Doberman in the dog pen near the front door. The dog had been scratching at the pen door and cut his paw. We found blood mixed in with the scratches. It must have been ready to tear the throat out of his master's assailant."It was apparent to everyone there that the blood on the door was the blood from the dog's injured paw. We didn't think a bloodtest was necessary." The jury seems impressed. Tragg looks sheepishly in the direction of the District Attorney. "Well... uh... Oy Gevalt, that's a good one, counselor. My record of service is unblemished."I was the chief investigating officer at the apartment. I conducted all the investigations personally. "The defendant's purse was certainly big enough to hold the gun we found. The purse was opened, but none of the contents had fallen onto the floor. We checked the wallet for i.d., and discovered that the purse belonged to Laura Kapp. "In case you've forgotten, Mason, I happen to know a thing or two about guns and their ranges. I'm reasonably sure the gun was fired from a range of fifteen to twenty feet." So, maybe I'm not too sure of the range!" Tragg fumes.pm02pm02pmncrak1-$:I| fYSa> _ !#%49;=BDFLNQWZ"Maybe I didn't make myself clear. "My investigation of didn't cover "For the record, Mr. Mason, Jane Winslow's involvement in the case goes no further than her call to police headquarters. My boys checked up on her, and she checked out completely clean.""Excuse me Mr. Mason," interrupts the judge, "but I'd like to remind you that Lt. Tragg was brought to the stand to testify as an expert witness concerning the investigation. Browbeating him for additional information is a waste of the court's time. If you have no further questions concerning the investigation, please end your cross examination, so Mr. Burger can proceed."Tragg smiles at the District Attorney on the way back to his seat."Counselor, I did not investigate the . If you feel information about the will have a bearing on the outcome of the trial, perhaps you should ask another witness.""Mason, I went over that apartment with a fine tooth comb. You also were given ample opportunity to investigate that apartment yourself, so I don't think you should waste the court's time by asking about things you should already know about.""Mason, my investigation did not uncover any significant information on that person."Objection, Your Honor!" shouts the District Attorney. "Objection sustained."""We covered every inch of that apartment, and found nothing of significance in the Victor's dog is in state custody at the Barstow Kennels, just on the edge of town."Mason, that dog was a raving beast! I'd just as soon shoot it than have to deal with it again!"There was blood mixed in the scratches on the door, and blood on the dog's right paw. There was no need to test the blood. Obviously Victor's dog cut himself while scratching to get out and defend his master."Laura Kapp was read her rights, and arrested in accordance with state and federal law. I'm no amateur, counselor." Tragg frowns at you.My men searched all around the building for other exits, but all the emergency doors and first floor windows were locked tight. There is no way for a person to leave and then lock the door or the window from the inside."The defendant was pretty badly shaken up. When we found her on the steps by the door, she looked pale and very disoriented, as if she didn't know where she was. We treated her for shock, and she recovered within a few hours."The apartment looked pretty clean and lived- in. There were no signs of struggle. In fact, the statue was the only thing that was knocked over."It was apparent to everyone there that the blood on the door was the blood from the dog's injured paw. We didn't think a bloodtest was necessary." The jury seems impressed. Tragg looks sheepishly in the direction of the District Attorney. "Well... uh... Oy Gevalt, that's a good one, counselor. I arrived at the apartment just after 2 a.m., after receiving a call at 1:45 a.m. from a neighbor, Mrs. Jane Winslow, who claimed she heard a lot of commotion from Victor's apartment."I found two glasses by the coffee table. One, a highball glass that had been filled with scotch, was dusted for fingerprints. We found Victor Kapp's fingerprints on it. There was also a broken wineglass almost directly under the table. The glass was too shattered to dust for fingerprints, but all it took was a sniff to realize that it had been filled with white wine."My examinination of the front door and its lock revealed no signs of forced entry. The door was unlocked when we arrived."The gun's registration number was filed off, so we assume it was stolen. The defendant herself told us that she purchased the gun illegally from a dealer in downtown Los Angeles. She couldn't have gotten one legally because of her psychiatric record."The defendant was the only other person in the apartment. 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Suzanne Masters has just confessed to murdering Victor Kapp!Suzanne's wet cheeks are smeared with mascara. Her lips tremble as she speaks.Suddenly, Suzanne bursts into tears, and buries her face in her hand. "I can't stand it anymore! I killed him! I murdered Victor Kapp!" After a few moments, Suzanne looks toward you, her face tightened with resolve, her wet cheeks smeared with mascara. "Mr. Mason, it was awful! Before I go to jail, I'd like to tell you my story. May I?""I was with Victor on the night that Laura visited. After Julian went to sleep I drove to the St. James. The doorman was asleep, so I walked by him and went straight up to Victor's apartment. We sat in the living room for awhile, drinking wine, and planning our future together. Fritzie was out of her pen, since we both knew how to control her. Victor expected Laura's visit, and he promised me that he'd tell her he was filing for divorce. When Laura came, I disappeared into the bedroom.I couldn't see what was happening, but I could hear some of the conversation. I heard Victor tell her he loved her! I heard him try to calm her and beg her forgiveness! I thought my world was collapsing around me. First he was going to ruin my husband, and then he was going to dump me!A commotion broke out in the living room. It sounded like Fritzie was attacking Laura...that dog always hated her. I heard a shot and I ran out. I was livid by this time. I found her passed out on the floor, and Victor running for the phone. I saw the gun on the floor. It looked like Laura had tried to shoot Fritzie, but fell back on the stairs and fired a bullet into the ceiling instead. I remember using a tissue from my pocket to cover the gun's handle. He never knew who shot him.I was remarkably calm at the time. I put the gun back near Laura, but by the time I reached Fritzie her paws were covered with Victor's blood. I cleaned her as best I could, put her in her pen, and went to my own apartment.I've lived ever since with the realization that Laura might have been threatening him with a gun when he was trying to calm her and tell her he still loved her....." Suzanne breaks down in tears.A stunned silence grips the courtroom. Julian watches speechlessly as Suzanne is taken into custody by the police. Laura begins to sob uncontrollably. As Judge Northrup adjourns the case, you turn around to see Lieutenant Tragg behind you. "Congratulations, Mason. You've cracked the Case of the Mandarin Murder. How'd you do it?" You explain to Tragg that the existence of Victor's blood in the dog pen meant that someone had put Fritzie there after the murder. But if Fritzie was as vicious as everyone said, only someone familiar with the animal could have done so. Once you discovered that Suzanne had trained Fritzie, the case was as good as solved. "I suppose I shouldn't have doubted you for a minute, but unfortunately, that's my job." You return Tragg's warm handshake, realizing that you have done more than serve justice. You've earned yourself that vacation you've promised Della you'd take. 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Ed Burns is a short, squat man with slicked hair wearing a baggy suit. You notice that Ed has a smirk on his face. The doorman smiles weakly at you. Ed gulps loudly, and tries to loosen his collar. You notice beads of perspiration on his forehead. After answering your question, Ed mops his brow with his handkerchief.Burger rises from his chair, his face beet red. "Objection, your honor! Mr. Mason's brutal, grandstand tactics have no place in a court of law!" "Objection sustained. Mr. Mason, it is not thecourt's prerogative to tell you how to present your case, but it would be in the best interest of the proceedings if you would show more compassion.""Ed begins to speak, then breaks down, too unnerved to continue29@e !e @r1m qriOρ2;D'D@g@'G`'@''#c@ g' c @ g@'gG'@@'DA'A@ g'b is to provide security by making sure all guests register before entering the building. Been doing that for the last ten years. And I never missed a day."Fifty-five people live in the building, and I know all of them, give or take a few. I'd recognize just about every one of the residents on sight, though I don't know some names. I don't know the names of any guests."As I'm sure the police can tell you, all the doors leading outside the building were locked. There was no way anyone could have snuck in or out past me."Residents have keys to the front door and to their rooms only. The building super is the only person with a master key. But Friday afternoon, he flew out to Poughkeepsie to spend a week with his aunt. No one got in that building on Friday night without me seeing him, Mr. Mason."Mr. Kapp moved in about a year ago to the penthouse apartment in the St. James. I've never been up there, but I heard it was real beautiful."I was minding my own business on Friday night, when the defendant entered the building around 1:20 a.m. She asked for Victor Kapp and I told she'd have to register. She did, and then, because she looked so pale and shakey, I led her to the couch in the lobby. I went to check on her a few minutes later, but she'd disappeared. Less than an hour later, the police arrived. That's all I know."The police arrived at around 2:00 a.m. They told me they needed to go upstairs to Victor Kapp's apartment. I let them go right up, seeing that they were on official business. I stayed downstairs at my post and minded my own business. I didn't leave my post until my shift ended at 3:00 a.m. and my replacement arrived. Nobody came in or went out for the rest of my shift."Ed's eyes dart nervously around the courtroom. " Let me tell you something, Mr. Mason, I don't really have a record 'cause I never did anything wrong, but before I started my job at the St. James Apartments, I got picked up by the police in connection with a burglary ring. They let me go, because they found out I had nothing to do with it." All I know about the defendant is what I saw of her on Friday night. She looked terrible. She was pale and shakey. Personally, I thought that she was going to faint. She walked in by herself, but I had to help her to the couch in the lobby. All she did was ask for Victor, and mumble alot under her breath. She wasn't carrying anything unusual--just a purse."Anybody who doesn't live in the apartment building or isn't accompanied by a resident registers on the guest list when he or she enters. No exceptions under any conditions."Look, I'm really not sure. I had a little nip and must have dozed off for a few minutes. Someone might have gotten by. I...I was tired - that's all, it could have happened to anybody. I....I..." Ed stops speaking and dejectedly stares at the courtroom floor. The jury seems to be following your case with increased interest.pm06pm06pmncrak2= W &?#__'{__h#__'{__N#_ _+D _4#_ __'_#__+__'E"O45645&:&OJ 45   45&J$')@%>{5#__'{#__'__ $#_ _+K$$'#_ _+__#_ ___$#__+_$r$?Th#_'>_T_N#_)>_T_4#_ _+_ _#__)__kHGR"O45645&:&O RK 45  45&KHR 45  45&R%D4#__+_N'#__$>_'_?L 45  45&L$+$#_ _+_$_|#_ _+I__b$+$X%N#__+_$_4#__+N_#_ _+__$M 45  45&M%9$Y#__+9__$#__+AK$#__+A_T$#__+A$_,#__+A__r#__+n_) X$ϿyN#__+9__4#__+A__#__+A_T_GHO456 45&O!N 45 &k 45&N&k#_ _=_4#_ _=_l_#_ __&_ 4N&k6#_ _+N_$%#__+N_4%N#_ ___H&k  46!&H! 4, 5  4 , 5  %>A$ !#__>_?$#__>_T$#__>_?_#__>_T_|#__+__b#_ ___TH#_ ___?.%ń$$jT#__+_'_TS 45  45&Su%zb$')%X#__+_)_j>$!4#_ __)_!#__f__TU 45  45&U$%S#__+_$$#__+$_$|#_ __$$b$ !X#___$$>#___$_$$#__'_$$V 45  45&V 4 "$N"L "?"T 4 ""! 4  $ $ $ 4   + 4  ~| 4,5",5# $5$,5% ,5&, 5', $" 5(5), 5*, 5+ &k   C&C&CkC<  52  5 5  5 &k,-RlBo> ;* ? < *      " ( * - 3 6 "This is what I'm trying to say, Mr. Mason. "I don't know. I'm just a doorman." "Sorry pal, I don't know "You know, that name sounds kinda familiar, but I don't know why.""I don't recognize the name, Mr. Mason. ""Mr. Mason," interrupts Judge Northrup, "please remember that Mr. Burns is merely the doorman at the apartment, and has testified only to his shift on the night of the murder. If you have no further questions about his shift, then please end your cross examination, so Mr. Burger can proceed with his case."Ed Burns sighs in relief, and returns to his seat. You notice that Ed has a smirk on his face. The doorman smiles weakly at you. Ed gulps loudly, and tries to loosen his collar. You notice beads of perspiration on his forehead. After answering your question, Ed mops his brow with his handkerchief."Objection your honor," interrupts the District Attorney, "Defense has not introduced the into evidence." Objection sustained," agrees the judge. "Objection, your honor," "Objection sustained.""Anybody who doesn't live in the apartment building or isn't accompanied by a resident registers on the guest list when he or she enters. No exceptions under any conditions."During my shift, 13 people entered the building. Six were residents and seven were guests."My job as doorman doesn't include snooping around the personal lives of the residents, Mr. Mason. Once the residents walk through the front door, what they do is none of my business. I don't talk to the guests, except to ask them to register."I used to see Mr. Kapp just about every night. He wasn't too friendly, but last Christmas he gave me the biggest tip out of everybody in the building. I didn't know he was married to the defendant. I laid eyes on her for the first time on the night of the murder."Ed is momentarily shocked. "Now look, buddy, I do a real fine job as doorman. I work hard and I'm always on time. I'm never sick, I don't drink and I never leave my post! Nobody sneaks in or out on my shift!"Look, I'm really not sure. I had a little nip and must have dozed off for a few minutes. Someone might have gotten by. I...I was tired - that's all, it could have happened to anybody. I....I..." Ed stops speaking and dejectedly stares at the courtroom floor. The jury seems to be following your case with increased interest.During my shift, 15 people entered the building. Six were residents and nine were guests."Ed's eyes widen at the sight of the guest list.Ed looks at the in your hand, and gives you a puzzled look.Laura Kapp was the only guest I know that went up to Mr. Kapp's apartment."Ed stands up and looks through the hushed courtroom. "Mr. Mason, I guess I do see a resident....over there!" He points at Margot Duboq. "And next to her are two guests I see with Mr. Kapp all the time!" He points towards Julian and Suzanne Masters.Mr. Kapp entered the building at around 11:30 p.m. on Friday night. He didn't talk to me, but went directly to the elevator. He was alone. The only guest who registered to see him that night was Laura Kapp. I never saw him after that.""Let me tell you something about that pooch, Mr. Mason. Every now and then I'd see Mr. Kapp walking his dog at night, and he needed three leashes to keep his dog under control. What a crazy mutt!"pmncrak2pmncrak2pmncrak2pmncrak2 the the to the ."= W "Objection, your honor!" interrupts the district attorney. "Mr. Mason's behavior is clearly out of order!". "Objection sustained."You are in the courtroom. Hamilton Burger has called his fourth witness, Ed Burns. Hamilton Burger's last question was: Hamilton Burger slowly stands up. "For my next witness, I would like to call Mr. Ed Burns." A small, squat man with slicked hair, wearing a baggy flannel suit, and cheap aftershave shuffles up to the witness stand. He grimaces nervously as he takes his oath, then sits down.Ed Burns is a small, squat man with slicked hair, wearing a baggy, flannel suit and cheap aftershave.***"Ed, where do you work?""Did Victor live in your building?""Did you see the defendant on Friday night?""Describe the defendant's arrival to the apartment building.""Did you see the defendant after 1:30 a.m.?""Did other people enter the building around the time of the murder?""Ed, did Laura look suspicious to you?"The District Attorney smiles reassuringly at the witness.Burger turns toward the jury. A calculated grin gently lifts across his face.Burger whirls back toward the doorman, and peers closely into his face."I'm a doorman at the St. James Apartments," he sputters. "Yessir, he sure did!""Yessir. She showed up at the apartment around 1:20 a.m. saying she wanted to see Mr. Kapp.""She looked real pale and sick and I thought to myself that she was gonna faint. So then I sat her down on the couch in the lobby, you see, and made her register. After that, I left her to rest and catch her breath." Ed sighs, then pauses to think for a few seconds. "A few minutes later I went to check on her, but she'd disappeared.""No sir. Not until the cops took her away. All the other exits out of the building were securely locked, so she couldn't have snuck out without me seeing her.""No sir, Mr. Burger. The defendant was the only guest registered in the building at the time of the murder." Ed smiles broadly and confidently.Ed curls his lip and sneers knowingly at Laura. "Yeah, now that you put it that way. She was definitely acting kinda crazy, like... like some sorta psycho killer!" For a moment, the courtroom is deathly quiet.Hamilton Burger walks boastfully to his seat.Hamilton Burger mutters something under his breath on his way back to his seat, then turns to the judge."No further questions.""Objection overruled," decides the judge."On what grounds are you objecting, Mr. Mason?""Objection sustained," agrees the judge.pm22pm22w{#PF=-& > h lP&l&yC[F.F%FF F  F y&&y&v&E#__+!8_$$ss~#_ _+_s#I 45  45 &I#_ _+_8$%#_ _+K_$"(#__"'_+_h#__+'__"N#__"X_+_4#__+__#_ __KT 45  45 &T#_ _$6__#__$I__#_ _(Nm_#_ __[Nmh#__$6__N#_ _I_$_4#__+_F_#__+__F_ 45 45&_$ r%h#_ __v_N#__+_v_4#__+=_v_#_ _+_v_d 45 45&d">#__>N$_$Կ#_ _+;_#__K__$h#__+__$N#__+_N4#__$I__#__K_N$Cef45 45&f"  45&eg 55&g5#_ _+__$#_ _+N_, 44#_ _$__#_ _$__#_ __$_#_ ___$#_ _+__#_ _+N$_r#_ _+_$_X#_ ___>%G?4#__+G__#_ _+N_$h 45  45&h#_ _$6__r%IIh#_ _$I__N#_ _+_Nm4#_ __Nm#_ __NmJ 45 45&J#__+_$_#__+G__K 45  45&K#_ _+__L 45  45&L#_ _=_4#_ _=_l_#_ __&_ 4N1%N#_ ___ 4 , 5  4, 5  4"y("#""\""o" ""Ԁ 4   + 4   4,5,5 $5,5  ,5!, 5", -+ %5#5$,  $5%, 5&'R@BO~^h J O T V Y [ ] b d f l n q w z The doctor looks slightly annoyed. "I'm not fond of repeating myself, Mr. Mason. "Neither my medical expertise nor my autopsy on the body of Victor Kapp can explain Dr. Crossman is tall and thin. His drooping eyes and sullen expression indicate that he is a man who needs sleep.The judge bangs his gavel. "Mr. Mason, Dr. Crossman was brought to the stand to testify on his findings from Victor Kapp's autopsy. The court views questions on other topics as a waste of the court's time. If you have no further questions along those lines, please end your cross examination.""You are in court. Dr. Jack Crossman is on the witness stand for cross examination.The doctor nods his head, then picks himself out of the witness box, and returns to his seat. "Objection your honor," interrupts the District Attorney, "Defense has not introduced the into evidence." Objection sustained," agrees the judge. "Objection, Your Honor!" "Objection sustained."Dr. Crossman looks puzzled. "I'm afraid I don't understand the significance of the You wait...I graduated in the top ten percent of my class from Tufts Medical in 1963. I earned my degree in forensic medicine in 1965 from UCLA Since then, I have practiced forensic medicine in Los Angeles County."As a medical examiner for Los Angeles County, my department is responsible for performing autopsies on the bodies of people who have died in a questionable manner. In this instance, I performed the autopsy the morning after the murder, after being notified by Lt. Tragg."The autopsy confirmed that the victim's death was caused by internal hemorrhaging from the gunshot wound. We are certain of this fact."I have released an official report. May I suggest that you consult it for further information on that topic.Judging from the size of the wound, I have concluded that the bullet must have been shot from under 25 feet away."The angle at which the bullet entered the body was very slight. It is unlikely that the murderer shot from an elevation of more than a foot.Well I, uh.. suppose the murderer could have shot from either the bottom of the stairs or the top of the stairs, depending if the murderer was kneeling."The victim was shot in the middle of the back. The hole was quite large, which indicates a close range, but since I didn't find any traces of powder burns, it is safe to assume that the victim was shot from several feet away."There were some minor contusions and cuts on the victim's body, which suggest that he collided with the statue. Some of these cuts did not bleed. This indicates that the victim hit the statue after he was shot, for once a human heart stops beating, blood ceases to issue out of open wounds."As I told the District Attorney, I estimate the time of death at around 1:30 a.m."The body of Victor Kapp was examined by myself and an assistant at 10:30 a.m. the next morning, in our downtown office. We followed standard procedures. The examination was strictly routine."As I stated in the direct examination, the cuts and contusions were caused by the victim's falling on a statue in the apartment. The fact that he was shot in the back indicates that he had no idea he was about to be murdered. There were no signs of a struggle."As medical examiner, it is my duty to perform autopsies, not investigate the scene of the crime. May I suggest you consult another witness for that information."pm08pm08 ." the the to the ."= W lv "Objection, your honor!" interrupts the district attorney. "Mr. Mason's behavior is clearly out of order!". "Objection sustained."You are in the courtroom. Hamilton Burger has called his third witness, Jack Crossman. Hamilton Burger's last question was: The District Attorney bows his head respectfully in your direction, and calls his next witness. "The Prosecution would now like to call Jack Crossman." Dr. Crossman is tall and thin, with hawkish eyes, a sharply defined nose, and wire rim glasses. He walks sluggishly to the witness stand, as if he had not slept well in days.Jack Crossman is tall, thin, and wirey. He looks as if his charisma has been depleted by hard work and sleepless nights.***"Dr. Crossman, where do you work?""Describe your expertise in forensic pathology.""Dr. Crossman, how did Victor Kapp die?""Did the murderer shoot the victim from the stairs?""Did the murderer shoot Victor Kapp from a close range?""When did Victor Kapp die?""Dr. Crossman, did you find any signs of struggle?"On his way over to the witness stand, Burger smiles at the jury, then turns back to the witness. "Now, as an expert in forensic medicine, Dr. Crossman, the outcome of the trial may be significantly affected by your answer to the next question." Burger pauses for a moment. "Permit me to rephrase that question, Your Honor." says an irritated District Attorney. Before answering, the doctor clears his throat. "I am a medical examiner at the county coroner's office. I did the autopsy on Victor Kapp."The doctor grins. "Well, if I do say so myself, I'm considered an expert in my field. I have medical degrees from Tufts and UCLA, and an official certification by the Los Angeles County coroner's office."The doctor clears his throat again, and speaks as if he is lecturing the courtroom. "Mr. Kapp was killed by a bullet, which entered his back and passed through his body. The wound ruptured a number of organs, including the kidneys. He died within a few minutes from internal hemorrhaging.""The angle of entry was very slight. It is quite conceivable that the murderer could have shot from the stairs.""Judging by the size of the wound, I would say that the murderer was standing about 20 feet away from the victim."The doctor sighs, "One can never be too sure about these things. I would say that the time of death was around 1:30 a.m., give or take an hour.""Ah, now that's an easier question to answer! I found several small cuts and contusions on the victim's body, but these were caused by the victim's collision with a statue in the apartment. All the evidence I have points to the fact that the victim had no idea he was about to be shot."The District Attorney strolls back to his seat. Burger stomps back to his seat. 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Julian pauses for a moment to collect his thoughts. Julian Masters sits attentively in the witness box. He is a powerfully built man, but his voice and manner carry an air of gentility and grace.Julian Masters steps down from the witness stand, runs his fingers through his hair, then returns to his seat."Yes, Mr. Mason! I hated Victor! He destroyed my marriage! But I didn't kill him, Mr. Mason. I didn't kill him!" The witness sobs, unable to continue. You notice that Masters seems to be enjoying himself. Masters looks down at his watch. Julian grinds his fist nervously into the palm of his hand. You notice that Julian Masters has begun to rock nervously back and forth in his chair.Burger rises from his chair, his face beet red. Objection, your honor! Mr. Mason's brutal, grandstand tactics have no place in a court of law!" "Objection sustained. Mr. Mason, it is not thecourt's prerogative to tell you how to present your case, but it would be in the best interest of the proceedings if you would show more compassion.""The witness begins to speak, then breaks down, too unnerved to continue.The witness looks more composed.You are in court. Julian Masters is on the witness stand for cross examination. The Argos is one of the premier Greek-Italian cafes in LA, and perhaps the United States. We prepare a different menu every day, and have a wide selection of wines and beers. Everyone I know have eaten at the Argos, and I've never heard a single complaint." Victor and I started the Argos 8 years ago. Our partnership was going strong until Victor decided 6 months ago to open up his own restaurant." The Argos sports a very good reputation within many exclusive social circles. The restaurant's popularity is due to a lot of hard work and a few big financial risks. There's a lot of money invested in that restaurant, Mr. Mason." As you can tell by the name, Mr. Mason, the Mandarin was to feature Mandarin food, with an occasional Szechuan specialty dish. It was also going to have a complete selection of wines and beers. Unfortunately, we'll never know how good the food was going to be." Victor approached me six months ago with the news that he was going to start his own restaurant. I insisted that we not dissolve our partnership, but he knew it was legally within his power." It seems that Victor Kapp felt quite sure of himself, and decided that he would be more successful without me," growls Masters. The Barstow Kennel, owned by Frank Barstow, is where I met Suzanne. We were both animal trainers at the time we worked there." Victor and I worked well as partners. We didn't socialize together very often, but the best proof of our business relationship was the success of the Argos." A nervous grin creeps across Julian's face. "Okay, counselor, I'll tell you the truth. My relationship with Victor was occasionally very volatile. He had no idea how to budget, and I was always fighting with him to let me balance the books. He always replied that nothing, not even money, should stand in the way of his cooking." We split the restaurant profits 50-50. I don't know what Victor did with his money, but I banked my share."Victor and Laura were passionate people, and their married life reflected that. They were both capable of such violent mood swings that sometimes their guests would have to leave before Victor and Laura started throwing things at each other. They would have been better off with a divorce. Even if Victor wasn't having an affair, the marriage was doomed to fail." According to Victor, Margot called him after Laura had called her and threatened her life if she continued having an affair with Victor. Victor realized at that point it was inevitable that Laura would visit him sometime soon." Victor and I were not very close friends, even though we had known each other for years. I'd say the man was virtually friendless. We spent so much time together at work that I never cared to socialize with him on my free time." My relationship with Miss Duboq is purely professional, Mr. Mason." Margot Duboq was an exemplary employee--hard working, talented, and dedicated. She is the best chef the Argos has ever had. Her cooking is superb!" It seemed very strange to me that Victor would not take his favorite chef over with him to the Mandarin. I really don't know why he let her stay at the Argos." Not that it's any of your business, Mr. Mason," he snaps, "but Suzanne and I have been happily married for years." Julian's shoulder sag, and he sighs. "Actually, Mr. Mason, Suzanne and I haven't been getting on very well lately." Suzanne spends her days at home." I don't know much about Laura or her illness. 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"Mr. Mason, I don't know enough about Victor to answer your question with any degree of confidence." "I mind my own business, Mr. Mason. I'm a businessman, not a gossip columnist!" "I believe I've already answered that question sufficiently, Mr. Mason, but if you would like to hear my answer again, then here it is." Julian pauses for a moment to collect his thoughts. Julian blinks his eyes in disbelief. "Corwin? Why, it is you, dear brother, isn't it? What misbegotten shadow have you fallen into, that you'd decide to become an attorney? No matter -- without Greyswandir, you are perfectly harmless." Julian smiles as he pulls a sword out of thin air and runs you through."Sorry, Mr. Mason, but I'm afraid I'm not sure "Objection your honor, shouts Burger, "The question calls for hearsay evidence." "Objection sustained." You notice that Masters seems to be enjoying himself. Masters looks down at his watch. Julian grinds his fist nervously into the palm of his hand. You notice that Julian Masters has begun to rock nervously back and forth in his chair."Mr. Mason, I had no strong feelings towards Victor Kapp one way or another. Our relationship was strictly business, and any differences we may have had were similar to those experienced by any two business partners. I certainly had no reason to murder Victor!""Mr. Mason, hate is not a strong enough word to describe my feelings for Victor Kapp. I loathed the man. It wasn't enough that he destroyed my marriage. He had to destroy my business as well! Though I'm capable of hatred, Mr. Mason, I'm not capable of murder. I did not kill Victor Kapp!"Julian tightens his hand into a fist. "I don't know, Mr. Mason. I wish I knew. Perhaps my wife could give you a better answer!""Objection, your honor," interrupts the District Attorney, "Defense has not introduced the into evidence." Objection sustained," agrees the judge. "Objection, your honor," "Objection sustained." "As far as I know, Laura entered the institution about one year ago, after having 2 nervous breakdowns. I heard that she left the institution the day before her husband was murdered." After marrying Victor, Laura became a fulltime housewife." I made a point of not butting into my partner's private life, Mr. Mason. If Margot and Victor were having an affair, the whole thing took place behind my back. As far as I know, their relationship was purely professional." Mr. Mason, we know that Victor was not having an affair with Margot Duboq." Mr. Mason, Suzanne and I have been happily married for years. If you are insinuating that my wife was having an affair with my partner, you are wrong. Dead wrong." I didn't know exactly what was going on between my wife and my esteemed partner," he sneers, "but I was determined to find out! Several weeks ago, I tailed Suzanne in my car, and her trail led me to the St. James Apartments! I was so angry I could... I could..." Masters breaks down in tears.On Friday afternoon, I paid a business call on Victor. According to the police, that makes me the last person besides the murderer to see him alive. That evening, Suzanne and I went to the Mandarin's opening. At around 10:00 p.m., Suzanne and I returned home." Suzanne and I came home at 10:00 alright, but then...we... went to our separate rooms. You see, we haven't been sleeping together for the last six months." Julian's shoulders sag as he buries his face into his hands.Suzanne and I have been married for 5 years. We are a model couple, if I do say so myself." If you really must know, Mr. Mason, Suzanne and I have had our share of personal problems. Our marriage has been a little shakey for the last year or so." Suzanne and I met at the Barstow Kennels. I was a fulltime dog trainer, and she used to come to the kennels train her father's dogs. In fact that's how we met Victor Kapp. Suzanne and I both trained his Doberman Fritzie. Victor and I immediately recognized we could work together, and eventually I quit the dog training business to assist him in establishing the Argos."It seems that my esteemed partner felt quite sure of himself, and decided that he would be more successful without me," snaps Masters. "We were going to dissolve our partnership." Julian looks uncomfortably at the document. "Yes, Victor was selling out his share of the Argos to me. Without his name and reputation, though, the future of the Argos was uncertain." Julian looks disinterestedly at the "That earring ... it looks just like one of a pair I bought for Suzanne!"pmncrak4. the the to the ."= W t"Objection, your honor!" interrupts the district attorney. "Mr. Mason's behavior is clearly out of order!". "Objection sustained."You are in the courtroom. Hamilton Burger has called his sixth witness, Julian Masters.The District Attorney's last question was: Burger stands up and scans the courtroom. "For my next witness, I would like to call Mr. Julian Masters." The first thing that strikes you about Julian Masters as he walks toward the stand is his size. He has the broad shoulders and the barrel chest of a football player. His expensive taste in clothes and his conservative hair cut, however, belie an acquired gentility. He takes his oath solemnly.Julian Masters is a powerfully built man with an air of gentility and grace about him.***"Julian, when did you become a business partner of Victor's?""How did you become partners?""Did you know about the defendant's illness?""Would the defendant threaten Mr. Kapp?""Did you see Victor on Friday afternoon?""Julian, was Victor having an affair?""Who was Victor having an affair with?""Did Laura know about Victor's affair?""Describe Victor's marriage to the defendant.""Was Victor expecting the defendant's visit?""Julian, did Victor Kapp talk about the defendant?""What did he say?"The District Attorney pivots toward the witness. Burger stares intently at Julian and asks, Burger's eyes light up, and a smile creeps across his face. Burger mutters angrily to himself, then turns to Judge Northrup. "Permit me to rephrase the question, your honor." Burger then returns his attention to the witness, Julian Masters speaks in a smooth, calming voice. "I formed my partnership with Mr. Kapp approximately five years ago.""Victor persuaded me to provide some financial backing for his daring, somewhat unconventional cafe. I am not easily persuaded, but there was something compelling in the way he spoke. It was as if he had a vision. While we were partners, Victor and I worked very closely."Masters looks somewhat surprised by the question. "Why certainly, counselor! Admittedly, I am not very close to Laura, but it is inconceivable that such an unfortunate occurence in Victor's life would escape my attention. Victor confided in me often when his wife's condition got the better of him.""In my humble opinion, sir, I would think so. Ranting and raving were not beyond the boundaries of her behavior. She is a rather hysterical woman, you know." Masters glares briefly in Laura's direction."Yes. He and I were going over some documents concerning our partnership."Masters looks down in his lap. "Yes, he was.""To the best of my knowledge, counselor, it was indeed Margot Duboq, though frankly, I don't see what Victor saw in her.""Victor seemed to think so.""They always had a stormy marriage. Both were such incredibly passionate people! It came as no surprise to me that, without Laura around, Victor became bored with loneliness.""Yes, he was. He knew Laura had left the institution and was in town, because she called Margot Duboq, who told him that Laura was raving mad at him. Victor was convinced that Laura hated him.""Yes. He spoke quite a bit about her.""He told me that he was saddened that his marriage had fallen apart while Laura had been institutionalized. He knew that Laura would be furious when she eventually found him."The District Attorney grins as he returns to his seat. Burger mutters to himself on the way back to his seat, then turns to you."Your witness, counselor.""I'm going to overrule that objection, counselor," decides the judge."On what grounds are you objecting, Mr. Mason?" asks Judge Northrup."I will sustain that objection, counselor," says the judge.pm20pm20*0O}GvI, % l . 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This is what I meant to say. ""I am afraid I do not know Margot Duboq is petite and attractive. She has a delicate mouth, upturned nose, and short hair which falls gently over her right eye."Objection, Your Honor. Defense's question calls for hearsay." "Objection sustained."Margot Duboq steps down from the stand, wipes away a single tear, then walks briskly to her seat. Margot throws back her head and smiles at you." You notice that Miss Duboq is tightly gripping her purse." Margot gnaws nervously on her fingernails. Margot bites her lower lip as tears begin to trickle out of the corner of her eyes."I dated him, didn't I? I do not date men that I hate. Mr. Mason, I wish that I could help your client, but I did not kill Victor Kapp.""He blackmailed me! I lived in fear of the authorities every waking moment! Yes, I hated Victor! He was cruel, he was ruthless...but I did not kill him!" Margot breaks down in tears."Objection your honor," interrupts the District Attorney, "Defense has not introduced the into evidence." Objection sustained," agrees the judge. Burger rises from his chair, his face beet red. "Objection, your honor! Mr. Mason's brutal, grandstand tactics have no place in a court of law!" "Objection sustained. Mr. Mason, it is not thecourt's prerogative to tell you how to present your case, but it would be in the best interest of the proceedings if you would show more compassion.""Objection, your honor, " shouts the District Attorney. "Objection sustained,"Margot begins to speak, then breaks down, too unnerved to continue.Margot looks more composed.Margot glances at the but then turns away, disinterested.You are in the courtroom. Margot Duboq is on the witness stand for cross examination."I have trained at the Cordon Bleu, in Paris. It is perhaps the finest chef's school in all the world." Margot holds her head up proudly.I first met Victor two years ago, when he hired me for the Argos. I worked very hard for him."Margot sighs, then looks away from you. Victor, he took me to the finest restaurants and many magnificant parties. He was always willing to spend a lot of money on me."Tears well up in Margot Duboq's eyes. Victor made me date him! I did not do it freely! He said that I should realize how much I needed him, and that if I wouldn't see him, or work as his chef, he would do something terrible!."Victor called me up around 6:00 p.m., and told me to be ready by 7:30. We went to the party for the opening of the Mandarin. I ... I was a bit inconvenienced, but we had a lovely evening. Really, we did!""Wait, I can explain! Victor forced me to go out that evening. When he told me I had to be his date, I refused, but then he threatened to report me! Victor always got his way, you know-- no matter what it took!"I do not know Mrs. Kapp very well, Mister Mason. Victor always kept us apart from each other."This is what happened. In the middle of the afternoon, I got a call at work. It was a woman's voice on the other line. She said she was Laura Kapp, and she knew that I was having an affair with her husband. Before I could say anything, she told me to stay away from him, or she would kill me! Then she hung up.""Well, I... The caller said she was Laura, and so I just assumed it was she. But whoever did call certainly threatened my life!"Margot's eyes widen with astonishment. I did send that letter to Victor. I did not want to see him any more."Victor blackmailed me! He threatened to report me to the immigration authorities unless I did exactly what he wanted! I tried, I pleaded and begged for him to stop, but he wouldn't! Finally, I wrote him a note, telling him I... I couldn't take it any more!" Margot bursts into tears.Margot Duboq speaks in a soft, low voice, as she struggles to maintain her composure. "Mr. Mason, I am an illegal alien. After my parents died, I left France to see if I could find a job out here in LA. Then I met Victor. He seemed so nice! He hired me as his chef, and gave me a place to stay. I thought he was my friend, so I told him that my visa had expired. But once Victor knew, he began to treat me cruelly. He made me do whatever he wanted. If I refused, he would threaten to turn me over to the immigration authorities."Margot gasps in astonishment at the sight of the letter. Yes, Mr. Mason, I wrote that letter to Victor. I cannot deny it."Margot struggles to hold back her tears. Victor kept asking me for more and more. It was not enough for him that I worked day and night for him! He wanted me to be his own personal slave!"After the party at the Mandarin, I went home. I went to sleep just after midnight."After the party, I was so upset by Victor that I went down to Brannigan's bar and had a few drinks. Later that evening, I don't know when, I walked home by myself. I guess I didn't get home until after the time Victor was murdered, but I didn't do it -- I swear it!"I work as the head chef at the Argos Cafe. My feta cheese lasagne is regarded by many as the finest example of Greek-Italian food in the entire United States."pm03pm03pmncrak6pmncrak6 the the to the ."= W 4^"Objection, your honor!" interrupts the district attorney. "Mr. Mason's behavior is clearly out of order!". "Objection sustained."You are in the courtroom. The District Attorney has called his eighth witness, the lovely Margot Duboq.The District Attorney's last question was: Burger walks slowly toward the jury. "Your honor, I would now like to call my last witness, Miss Margot Duboq." Margot Duboq practically leaps out of her seat, and walks in short, brisk steps toward the witness stand. Her short hair falls gently over her right eye. Her face is delicately defined, with delicate lips and a small, upturned nose. As she walks nervously past you, you catch a whiff of expensive French perfume.Margot Duboq is petite and attractive. She has a delicate mouth, an upturned nose, and short hair which falls gently over her right eye.Suddenly, Laura leaps up from her chair "Stop! Stop! I confess! I killed my husband! I must have! I can't stand it any more!" Laura hangs her head dejectedly as the court officer escorts her to her prison cell. Judge Northrup turns to you. "In light of your client's confession, we will adjourn these proceedings until later this afternoon, when we will pass sentence." The judge smashes his gavel. "Court adjourned."***"Margot, did you work for Victor?""Did you ruin Victor's marriage?""Didn't Victor take you to the Bradford Ballroom?""Didn't Victor take you to the Philharmonic?""Margot, didn't Victor take you to the Mandarin's opening?""Margot, weren't you dating Victor?""Didn't you ruin Victor's marriage?""Do you know the defendant?""Did the defendant call you on Friday?""What did Laura say?"Burger walks up to the witness box, leans closely toward Margot, and sneers. Burger glares contemptuously at the young woman. "A simple 'Yes' or 'No' will suffice, Miss Duboq," snaps the District Attorney. "A victorious smile breaks out across the District Attorney's face. "Now remember, Miss Duboq, that you are under oath to tell the truth and breaking that oath constitutes perjury." Burger stares coldly at the witness. Burger steps back from the witness stand, and smiles at the witness. "Yes, Mister Burger. I was Victor's head chef. I worked for him two years now."Margot's mouth drops open in surprise. "Me?", she squeaks. "But of course not! I am not a homewrecker!""Why, yes," replies Margot. A puzzled look crosses her face."Well, yes," Margot stammers, "but I can explain. You see..."Tears well up in Margot's eyes. She bites her lip. "Yes, Mister Burger." Margot begins to cry softly to herself.Margot bursts into tears. "Y-yes Mister Burger, we went to many things together, but it's not what you think!" Margot buries her face in her hands, and begins to cry uncontrollably."No! I can explain..." Margot breaks down again, too choked up to continue."Margot sniffles and dabs the tears from her eyes. "No, I do not know her.""Yes, she did. She called me at the restaurant Friday afternoon.""Well, I picked up the phone and asked who it was and she said Victor's wife. Then I asked what I could do for her. She said she was back in Los Angeles and that if she caught me anywhere near her husband, she was going to kill me! 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I already answered that question for you. Really, Mason, I have absolutely no idea Russell Miller is small and wirey, with Mediterranean features. He is dressed even more nattily than you."Excuse me, counselor," interrupts the judge, "but Russell Miller's testimony concerns his relationship with Victor Kapp. Browbeating him for additional information is a waste of the court's time. If you do not have any more questions, please end your cross and let Mr. Burger continue.""Well, thank goodness that's over with," Russell mutters under his breath. Miller returns to his seat in the back of the courtroom. Russell glares at you from behind his thick glasses. Russell looks down at his watch. Russell sinks into his chair. His eyes dart nervously around the courtroom. After answering your question, Russell tugs at his collar and mutters to himself, "It sure is getting warm in here.""Mason, I forget. Are you regarded as a deft trial attorney, of a deaf trial attorney? Like I told Mr. Burger, I'm a free lance restaurant critic!" The jury laughs audibly.Russell turns bright red. "Of course not, Mr. Mason" he stammers."Objection your honor," interrupts the District Attorney, "Defense has not introduced the into evidence." Objection sustained," agrees the judge. Burger rises from his chair, his face beet red. "Objection, your honor! Mr. Mason's brutal, grandstand tactics have no place in a court of law!" "Objection sustained. Mr. Mason, it is not thecourt's prerogative to tell you how to present your case, but it would be in the best interest of the proceedings if you would show more compassion.""Objection, your honor!" "Objection sustained," agrees the judge."The witness begins to speak, then breaks down, too unnerved to continue.The witness looks more composed."And I suppose that is supposed to mean something to me? Really, Mr. Mason, I wish you'd stop wasting my time!" You are in the courtroom. Russell Miller is on the witness stand for cross examination."You know something, Mason, you are a morbid son of a gun. Victor Kapp is dead, and you're asking questions like you want to know what underwear he was wearing on the night of the murder! Forget it, Mason. I have nothing to say on the subject."Victor and I met at cooking school. He breezed through his courses. All the instructors thought he was the biggest deal to pass their way in years."I didn't do so great at the CIA. My souffles always fell, I whipped when I should have blended... you know how it goes. Besides, I lost interest in my cooking, so I quit the CIA, and became a restaurant critic for `Epicure Today` Magazine."Victor and me? We were really tight, like brothers, you know. We shared an apartment for a few months, but after I dropped out I moved back to L.A."You want to know what I think of Victor? Do you? I think he was the biggest son of a ...." Russell checks himself, and lowers his voice. "Let me put it this way. Victor Kapp may have been a great chef, but he was a miserable, rotten human being.Miller peers suspiciously into your eyes. I don't know what you're trying to get at, Mason. Victor and I were buddies, and that's all there is to it!"I've said it before and I'll say it again. On the night of the murder, I was out with my wife at the Flamingo Club. We didn't leave until 3:00 a.m."Russell looks dejectedly at his feet. "I'm afraid, Mr. Mason, that I can't give you a suitable alibi.""Okay, okay! I'll tell you where I was. My wife and I went to the Flamingo Club. Around 1:00 a.m., I left her at the table, then went to meet Ray Madison, the club's owner. I owed him some money."Miller's face twists in frustration. "What... I mean...but... Ah, who cares? I gamble, Mr. Mason. I've gambled ever since I was fired from the magazine. And like most gamblers, I'm in debt from time to time. Lately I've hit a bad streak, and I'm in debt to Ray Madison. But I'll cover the debts, Mr. Mason. All I need is a little more time. If you're implying that I owed Victor any money, I can assure that I most certainly did not.""I guess I can't hide it any longer. Some time last year, I reviewed the Argos Cafe. It was awful. When I handed in my review to the editor, he couldn't believe I was going to give the Argos a bad review. He asked me to reconsider, but I was stupid. Victor read the review a week later, then went to the magazine's publisher and insisted he fire me. He did. I haven't been able to get a review published in any magazine since then."I reviewed the Argos for `Epicure Today` Magazine. I asked for the assignment, since I was intrigued with the whole idea of a Greek-Italian Cafe. I mean, who but Victor Kapp would think of combining the two? Ouzo and vino normally just don't mix, if you know what I mean. Anyway, the food was bad, and the service even worse. It was the last review I wrote for that magazine. I left because of professional differences with the editor. It had nothing to do with Victor."I don't know Miss Duboq personally, but I do know this. Duboq was the secret behind Victor's success. After she started working at the Argos, her cooking style improved incredibly, while Victor's slumped. By the time of Victor's death, Margot's cooking put Victor's to shame."Everyone knew that Margot and Victor were a hot item. In my social circles, news of who follows whom home every night spreads like fire in a match factory."Fritzie and Victor deserved each other. Both were moody, vicious, and anti-social. As far as I know, no one beside Victor could get near enough to that dog to pet it."I have had nothing to do with the Mandarin. I did go to the opening, but I stayed for only a few minutes."I knew Laura when she first started dating Victor. We were pretty chummy, but when Laura's screws started coming loose, I stopped having anything to do with her. I don't love her, I don't hate her. I just think she's nuts, to be perfectly honest."Russell sighs, as if lecturing a child. The Flamingo is a favorite night spot of the Hollywood glitterati. Surely you've heard of it, Mr. Mason! Or is your night life as dull as your wardrobe!" You hear titters from the jury."I didn't see Victor or Laura on Friday. Or anybody else in this courtroom, for that matter. Next question, please." Russell smiles smugly to himself."Oh, Victor loved the review. Why wouldn't he? I only trashed his precious Argos.""`Epicure Today` is the city's most important food magazine. Its review section is the most widely read in the city. Believe me, a restaurant's reputation can be permanently destroyed by a bad review from `Epicure Today`.""Victor used his power with restaurant magzine editors to ruin me. They're a bunch of fawning sycophants, Mason, and Victor is a powerful man in restaurant circles. After I published my review of the Argos he made sure I never got another review published anywhere."Miller reads the deposition as the blood drains from his face. "All right, Mason. I confess. I deliberately panned the Argos, even though the food was tremendous. I just really couldn't stand Victor Kapp. Everything came so effortlessly to him. I get kicked out of cooking school, and he graduates first in his class. He treated me like a worm, Mason. His personality was as rotten as his talent was great. I'm glad he's dead, Mason! I didn't kill him, but I'm glad he's dead!"pm07pm07pmncrak3"the ? the the to the ."= W  "Objection, your honor!" interrupts the district attorney. "Mr. Mason's behavior is clearly out of order!". "Objection sustained."You are in the courtroom. Hamilton Burger has called his fifth witness, Russell Miller.Hamilton Burger's last question was: "Thank you, Mr. Mason", says the District Attorney with a sardonic grin. "For my next witness, I'd like to call Mr. Russell Miller." Russell Miller lightly steps forward. He is a wirey man, no more than 5'6", with short, black hair, olive skin and thick glasses. He is impeccably dressed in a pinstripe suit, $150 Swiss shoes, silk necktie and handkerchief, and 18K gold cufflinks. He sits in the witness box and takes his oath impatiently.Russell Miller is small and wirey, with Mediterranean features. He is dressed even more nicely than you.***"Russell, describe yourself to the court.""Russell, did you know Victor?""What institute was that?""Russell, do you know Laura?""Did you socialize with Victor?""Did you conduct business with Victor?""Russell, was Victor faithful to the defendant?""Did you see Victor on regular dates?""Did Victor love Margot?"The District Attorney approaches the witness box warily. For a moment, he looks the witness over, as if he could see right through Miller's glamorous facade. Burger lashes out, "Mr. Miller, as a witness, you are to answer the questions to the best of your ability -- not to give us your uninformed opinion as to how these proceedings should be run! Please confine your responses to what is being asked!" Miller shrinks back from the District Attorney's outburst, and Burger continues with his next question.Burger stands face to face with the witness. "Before answering the next question, Mr. Miller, I would like to remind you that you are under oath." Russell Miller nods his head in recognition. Miller rolls his eyes in disbelief. "My name is Russell Miller. I am a free lance restaurant critic. I've been published in every important Los Angeles restaurant guide there is. I am also a very busy man, so let's not waste any time with trivial questions, shall we?""Sure I knew him," sputters Miller. "We met at the Institute, and since then have circulated in the same social cliques.""We studied at the Culinary Institute of America," Miller replies in a dignified air. "It is perhaps the finest chefs' school in the world."Miller answers haughtily, "Of course I know her. In fact, I was one of the first to know that she had been committed to an asylum. That sort of news travels quickly within our social circle. I'm sure you know how it is." Miller smiles smugly."Oh, all the time! Heck, we're considered important people in our field. There's plenty of people who would love to entertain us.""Uh, no....Not in the last few years." Miller grins weakly.Miller seems slightly shocked by the question. "Victor? No way! How can you expect a man of his reputation to wait patiently for an entire year until his crazy wife gets released from the looney bin? No, Victor fooled around. Alot.""I sure did. For the last several months, Victor had been bringing Margot Duboq to nearly every social function he went to.""You better believe it. It was pretty well known that they were planning to get married once Victor could secure a divorce."Burger parades back to his seat. The District Attorney returns to his seat. 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"I seem to remember that Victor smoked clove cigarettes."Suzanne gives you a puzzled look. "I don't think I'm the right person to answer that question, Mr. Mason.""I honestly don't know how that earring got in Victor's apartment. Maybe I lost it there at a party, I'm not really sure."Suzanne Masters has all the trappings of refinement and sophistication. She sits in perfect posture, chin held up proudly, and legs crossed at the proper angle."That looks like a love letter from Margot to Victor. It doesn't surprise me. Everyone knew they were having an affair."Suzanne returns quickly to her seat. Suzanne looks down her nose at you. Suzanne looks down at her fingernails. Suzanne fidgets in her chair. You notice that Suzanne has folded her arms in front of her, and is slowly rocking back and forth in her seat."Julian and I met at the Barstow Kennels.""Victor was an extremely difficult man to read, Mr. Mason, and I feel completely unqualified to comment on his relationship with Laura.""Victor? Passionate...intense...He was an exciting man to be around, Mr. Mason. It's so hard to believe he's dead. He had his cruel side, but you have to make allowances for a man as dymanic and driven as Victor was. I know I miss him. I'm sure others do too.""Mr. Mason! Are you crazy? Really! I wish I could help Laura more than I can, but you're not going to help her by accusing her best friend of murdering her husband!""Victor was a cad, Mr. Mason. I knew that, but I still loved him. I most certainly did not kill him.""Mr. Mason, I don't have the slightest idea "Objection your honor," interrupts the District Attorney, "Defense has not introduced the into evidence." Objection sustained," agrees the judge. Burger rises from his chair, his face beet red. "Objection, your honor! Mr. Mason's brutal, grandstand tactics have no place in a court of law!" "Objection sustained. Mr. Mason, it is not thecourt's prerogative to tell you how to present your case, but it would be in the best interest of the proceedings if you would show more compassion.""Object, your honor!" "Objection sustained.""The witness begins to speak, then breaks down, too unnerved to continue.The witness looks more composed.Suzanne looks at the but doesn't really seem to care.You are in the courtroom. Suzanne Masters is on the witness stand for cross examination.Laura and I were very close friends, Mr. Mason. Why, I was one of the only people to visit her when she was ill.""Now that you mention it, Laura arrived at about 2:30 in the afternoon. She was definitely acting strangely, as if something was deeply troubling her. She looked like she was in a hurry. Her hair was knotty and uncombed. Why, she never even took off her overcoat for the entire time she visited me! She left at about 3:00."To be quite honest, Mr. Mason, I had trouble understanding exactly what Laura was talking about. She did mention something about Victor having an affair, but I couldn't follow her reasoning. She even mentioned something about Margot Duboq, but I didn't ask for specifics."Needless to say, I was shocked when I saw the gun in Laura's purse, but I decided not to say anything. She seemed so...disturbed, and I was afraid she would cause a scene if I mentioned the gun.If you are insinuating, Mr. Mason, that my relationship with the decedent was anything more than platonic, you are surely mistaken." Suzanne looks over toward the jury and smiles."Very well, Mr. Mason," Suzanne hisses, "If you really want to know, I'll tell you. Yes, Victor and I were having an affair. We met the first month Victor came out to LA, months before I met Julian. I loved him, but he was too unpredictable, so I went for the security that Julian could offer me. But I never really got over Victor, and it didn't take much convincing on his part that we should still see each other."I don't know the first thing about that dog, Mr. Mason.""I see you've done your homework, Mr. Mason. Fritzie - that's the dog's name - was a Doberman Pinscher. In fact, just before Julian and I were married, we decided to give Victor a dog. Fritzie had just been born, so we trained her at the Barstow Kennels, where we were working, then gave her to Victor."Our marriage isn't perfect, Mr. Mason. Like many couples, we go through good times and bad times. Thank you for asking, though."Julian and I have not been doing very well at all. We moved into separate bedrooms a few months ago."As Julian pointed out, Mr. Mason, we returned from the Mandarin's opening at around ten o'clock p.m., then went directly to bed."I did leave the house for a little bit. I went to a pharmacy to pick up a newspaper for Julian. Unfortunately nobody saw me, so I can't say I have an airtight alibi."pm04pm04 the the to the ."= W h"Objection, your honor!" interrupts the district attorney. "Mr. Mason's behavior is clearly out of order!". "Objection sustained."You are in the courtroom. The District Attorney has called his seventh witness, Suzanne Masters.Hamilton Burger's last question was: "The Prosecution would now like to call the wife of Julian Masters, Suzanne Masters." Suzanne Masters saunters up to the witness box. She is dressed simply, yet elegantly. Her keen, steady eyes radiate a smiling welcome to the world at large, while continuously studying and evaluating her surroundings.Suzanne Masters has all the trappings of refinement and sophistication. She sits in perfect posture, chin held up proudly, and legs crossed at the proper angle.***"Do you know the defendant?""Did you see the defendant on Friday?""Did the defendant have a gun?""What was the defendant carrying?""Did you see this gun in Laura's purse?""Did you talk with the defendant?""Did the defendant talk about her husband's affair?""What did the defendant say about the affair?""How did the defendant look to you?""Describe the defendant's appearance.""Describe Laura's behavior."Burger approaches the witness. "Now, Mrs. Masters, we all realize that the temptation to protect your closest friend by not telling the entire truth is great. May I remind you that you are under oath, and that any willful giving of false information will constitute perjury?" Suzanne nods gravely.Burger turns to the courtroom, walks a few steps, then whirls back at Suzanne. Burger pauses until his anger passes, then resumes questioning. Burger points to the gun on the evidence table, The District Attorney drills into the witness. "Mrs. Masters, I remind you to answer the question succintly and directly, without any extraneous comments or opinions!" Suzanne begins to speak, but Burger cuts her off before she utters a word, The District Attorney turns toward the jury box. "Mrs. Masters, as the defendant's closest friend, you must be a good judge of her character and behavior." Suzanne stares coldly into the District Attorney's eyes. Suzanne takes a deep breath. "Certainly, Laura and I are as close as two friends could be. Why, even when she was in the... hospital, I frequently visited her.""Yes, I did. She came over to the house around 2:30 in the afternoon."Suzanne wrings her hands tightly, while maintaining her composure. "Yes. I saw she was carrying a gun in her purse."Suzanne bites her lip. "Well, I saw that she had... she had a gun in her purse."Suzanne hesitates for a minute, then looks cursorily at the revolver. "Yes. I'm sure that's the one." Suzanne bows her head."Of course I did!", Suzanne snaps angrily, "My goodness, Mr. Burger, do you think she came over just to borrow a cup of sugar?""Yes.""She said that Victor was definitely having an affair with someone. She was convinced that it was with Margot Duboq. Poor Laura was beside herself. Naturally, I felt awful for her.""Why, she looked positively awful, as if she had seen a ghost. I don't ever remember Laura looking so... so... desperate!"Suzanne looks dolefully toward Laura, then hesitates before answering. "She kept muttering angrily to herself... when I would ask her what she had just said, she would look at me with a puzzled look on her face, as if she didn't remember saying anything. It was awful!" Suzanne buries her face in her hands.""To be honest, Mr. Burger, I wouldn't know exactly how to describe it, except to say that it was peculiar. She kept muttering to herself, and when I'd ask her what she had just said, she would look at me strangely, as if she didn't remember saying anything. I was very worried about her."As Burger returns to his seat, he looks over at you with a victorious gleam in his eyes. Burger returns to his seat, his face beet red. "Your witness, counselor.""Mr. Mason, I'm going to overrule your objection," says the judge."What are your grounds for objection, counselor?""Point well taken, counselor. Objection sustained," agrees the judge.pm21pm21* :#Cf;b:k_5 `  M nVl}&l&yC[(F[FRFIF @F 7F .F %F  F F  Fy!&y&v<C[)F:F? ! i1w qe&vF:G    F51w qe&vF:G    Fv:wqe &&v F:G     F4w qe&vF:G     F 2w qe&vF:F     F P3w qe&v F:G     F 2w qe&vF:F     F 4w qe&vF:G    F  v?wqe&&&v&r&s &r&sF:F    Fc .w qe&v F:d   2 .w qe&v!F:d   Fv&v<' F:G   %  F  F A' F:F %  F  F`^ %  FIF@F 7F .F %F F  F  Fd:# *"F$N#= W Burger stands up. "Your honor, the prosecution is ready to end its case." The judge turns to the jurors. "Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, it is now your responsibility to decide whether or not the defendant is guilty. If you have any reasonable doubt that the defendant committed the murder, than you must return a charge of "not guilty". May I remind you that a woman's fate lies in your hands." The jurors nod silently, as the bailiff escorts them to their chambers.You are in the courtroom, awaiting the jury's verdict.* * * * * * * * * * * * The jury returns to the courtroom. Several of the jury members look over in your direction and smile.One of the jurors stands up. "Your Honor, we have reached a verdict. We find the defendant NOT GUILTY of the charges brought against her."The bailiff turns to the judge. "Your Honor, I regret to announce that the case has returned a hung jury. No verdict can be passed at this time."None of the jurors look in your direction. One of the jurors stands up. "Your Honor, we have reached a verdict. We find the defendant GUILTY of murder in the first degree. 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