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An unstable jar was a piece of evidence in Phoenix Wright's investigation into the murder of Bruce Goodman.
Goodman's murder[]
- Main article: Rise from the Ashes
Wright found the jar in pieces in the evidence room during his investigation into Goodman's murder and repaired it. He later found the final fragment in Damon Gant's safe, although Dick Gumshoe refused to give it to him until the its connection to the murder was proven. Wright successfully fit the fragment into the jar, proving its connection to the case. He then used it and the strip of cloth to prove to Gumshoe that Gant was hiding evidence from the SL-9 Incident.
The following day was the final trial day of Lana Skye for Goodman's murder. Wright argued that a drawing by a young Ema Skye on the back of an evidence list that seemed to depict the Blue Badger was actually of the unstable jar from a different angle. This meant that the scene on the other part of the drawing, which appeared to depict of Neil Marshall's murder, had occurred on Gant's side of the office, rather than Lana's side. The jar was later used as evidence by Wright to show the location of a message supposedly left by Marshall.
Later, during the middle session of the trial, Wright used the jar to tie Gant to the forgery, as the fragment with lines was found in his safe. Not only that, but the evidence list with the part of the drawing that showed two men fighting was found in his desk. Wright later used the jar as evidence in the final trial session to prove that the jar couldn't have been broken during the events that occurred before Marshall's death, as the message wouldn't have been written the way it was if it were broken. He went on to use it to prove that Lana hadn't managed to wipe away the entire message, allowing him to deduce that Gant had arrived on the scene first.
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