On August 27, 2013, Dahlia met with defense attorney Diego Armando in the courthouse cafeteria. Armando had been investigating the murder of Dahlia's stepsister, Valerie (in which he suspected Dahlia to be involved). Fearful that Armando would find out the truth, Dahlia had filled the bottle in her necklace with poison stolen from her university's pharmacology lab. When Armando wasn't looking, Dahlia slipped the poison into his coffee, putting him into a coma, and fled the scene. Immediately after, she ran into art student Phoenix Wright in the courthouse reading room, and, in order to hide the evidence of her crime, gave the necklace to him, under the pretense of falling in love with him. Although Hawthorne was the prime suspect in the poisoning, she was not arrested because no trace of t
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| - On August 27, 2013, Dahlia met with defense attorney Diego Armando in the courthouse cafeteria. Armando had been investigating the murder of Dahlia's stepsister, Valerie (in which he suspected Dahlia to be involved). Fearful that Armando would find out the truth, Dahlia had filled the bottle in her necklace with poison stolen from her university's pharmacology lab. When Armando wasn't looking, Dahlia slipped the poison into his coffee, putting him into a coma, and fled the scene. Immediately after, she ran into art student Phoenix Wright in the courthouse reading room, and, in order to hide the evidence of her crime, gave the necklace to him, under the pretense of falling in love with him. Although Hawthorne was the prime suspect in the poisoning, she was not arrested because no trace of t
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| - On August 27, 2013, Dahlia met with defense attorney Diego Armando in the courthouse cafeteria. Armando had been investigating the murder of Dahlia's stepsister, Valerie (in which he suspected Dahlia to be involved). Fearful that Armando would find out the truth, Dahlia had filled the bottle in her necklace with poison stolen from her university's pharmacology lab. When Armando wasn't looking, Dahlia slipped the poison into his coffee, putting him into a coma, and fled the scene. Immediately after, she ran into art student Phoenix Wright in the courthouse reading room, and, in order to hide the evidence of her crime, gave the necklace to him, under the pretense of falling in love with him. Although Hawthorne was the prime suspect in the poisoning, she was not arrested because no trace of the poison was found on her.
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