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| - Tonate, who was secretly selling bombs on the black market, was greatly impressed by the HH-3000. Although he was easily able to dismantle and reconstruct the device (with five seconds being his best time), he was unable to recreate the explosive mechanism of the bomb due to its complex wiring system. He decided to make off with the bomb, but was caught by Detective Candice Arme. Panicked that she would expose his secret, Tonate fatally bludgeoned the detective with the bomb, breaking its timer. Before she died, however, Arme wrote Tonate's serial number, L10015R, on the courtroom floor in her blood. Tonate then stuffed Arme's body in his bomb transport case and moved the case over the bloody writing to hide it. He then took a photo of the bomb to be presented as evidence, before stealing
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| - Tonate, who was secretly selling bombs on the black market, was greatly impressed by the HH-3000. Although he was easily able to dismantle and reconstruct the device (with five seconds being his best time), he was unable to recreate the explosive mechanism of the bomb due to its complex wiring system. He decided to make off with the bomb, but was caught by Detective Candice Arme. Panicked that she would expose his secret, Tonate fatally bludgeoned the detective with the bomb, breaking its timer. Before she died, however, Arme wrote Tonate's serial number, L10015R, on the courtroom floor in her blood. Tonate then stuffed Arme's body in his bomb transport case and moved the case over the bloody writing to hide it. He then took a photo of the bomb to be presented as evidence, before stealing the bomb as planned. While all this was going on, the phantom took the opportunity to steal the detonation device. Knowing that the Hope capsule would be among the evidence, the phantom intended to detonate the HH-3000 to destroy it. He did so just as Detective Arme was to be summoned to the stand for her testimony, though thanks to Tonate noticing that the bomb had been reactivated, everyone was able to evacuate. Apollo Justice, Starbuck's lawyer, was the only one injured in the bombing. Tonate took the bombing as an opportunity to rid himself of the body. He placed Arme's body inside the courtroom ruins to make it seem as if she had perished in the explosion. Later, Juniper Woods was put on trial for the bombing and Arme's murder. During the trial, she and Justice were allowed to search the courtroom ruins for clues, but eventually Woods was called to the stand, leaving Justice alone, or so he thought. Tonate struck Justice from behind with a piece of rubble, knocking him out. Using some of Justice's blood, Tonate adjusted the bloody message to read "WOODS". Woods was thus accused of the assault. Phoenix Wright was able to figure out everything that Tonate had done, freeing Woods of the charges. Tonate was subsequently arrested for the murder and the bombing, but he insisted that he was not the bomber. In light of this claim, the fragments from the bomb were retrieved as evidence. During another trial, the true identity of the bomber was brought to light as the same one who had bombed Courtroom No. 4: the phantom. Although the phantom had tried to destroy the moon rock, a piece of it was found among the bomb fragments, and the blood on it matched with his.
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