Crab retorts that the sensor didn't go off, and Blackquill points out that the sensors needed water to function. Crab should have known about Orla's condition immediately, and since he didn't come to Orla's aid immediately, he must have wanted her dead. He claims that he took so long because the orca pool and his lab are so far apart, and he didn't know, but that contradicts the evidence. Crab says the pill was stolen from his lab, and that he was the one who saved Orla from the sleeping pill. However, that doesn't explain the blood on her tail!īecause Orla was a witness to the murder, someone must have tried to drown her. The skull rock is updated in the Court Record.
Blackquill thinks the reactions come from Orla's blood, when she headbutted the skull rock. The luminol reactions on Orla means she came in contact with blood. Choose to present evidence, then present the pool bottom photo. If the murder occured at a time other than the cleaning, then Orla would be there, making her a witness.īlackquill will ask for proof that Orla witnessed the murder. The main difference between the pool during the cleaning and the meeting time is that the orca was there.
But even though the calendar is Crab's, Blackquill demands more evidence to suspect him.
Phoenix presents the calendar, and asserts that the pool may have been drained during the meeting. It's certainly possible that Orla could have been in the pool after it was drained, and the water could have been drained at any time, not just during the cleaning. Present the pool bottom photo on the new statement.
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