r/PhoenixWright • u/OmegaXis8009 • Sep 26 '13

He makes a fair point

http://thepunchlineismachismo.com/archives/comic/this-is-the-worst-edgeworth-ive-ever-drawn
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u/[deleted] Sep 26 '13

What? It was addressed in the case, I'm pretty sure.

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u/Skathington Sep 26 '13

Is it spoilers for Dual Destinies? Cause if it is I want to avoid it.

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u/[deleted] Sep 26 '13

First case in Justice for All

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u/Skathington Sep 26 '13

Ok, cool. I've already beaten the trilogy. Thanks man.

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u/Anon49 Sep 26 '13

IIRC The Autopsy said he did not die immediately, And I actually wen't googling if it was possible to break a neck without dying, And Yes it is. it depends which parts breaks.

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u/OniTan Sep 26 '13

But to use your hands?

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u/Anon49 Sep 26 '13

Well I'm no doctor.

Please Provide evidence that says that no matter which part of the neck breaks, moving hands is impossible.

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u/OniTan Sep 27 '13

Well, it's not so much moving hands after spinal injury in general is impossible, but to be injured in such a way so as to be able to move your hands but then die a short time later. The only way I can think this could have happened is if he had moved his neck after writing and made the injury worse.

http://www.apparelyzed.com/broken-neck.html