Hello everyone, I'm going to exaplain the cases. It's fun to do and gives any clarity needed. Feel free to add in
anything I've forgottnen or comment. If you have additional questions about any case, feel free to post here. Thanks!

Case 1: Pretty Easy, but I'll still write it because I love doing this. Frank Sahwit, a petty thief posing as a newspaper
subscription salesman, saw Cindy's door open, with her nowhere to be found. He entered and tried to steal, but she returned in the middle of his theft. He grabbed "The Thinker" and hit her with it, sounding off the time, which was several hours off due to Cindy's return from Paris. This is how he knew the time with the blackout happening.

Case 2: The murder as simple, as are White's lies. April May tapped Mia's phone and found out the info. Redd White enters and
kills her. He was the killer, so he saw her run left. April May and the other witness saw her run right because they were actually in the hotel. White claims to have seen the light stand. He could not have seen them due to the window's position relevant to it. It was in the corner, and after it fell, it was below the window. Also, he could not have recognized it as a light stand from the shards. Oh, and Edgeworth claims that White saw the stand when he entered to place the wiretap. But, you have a receipt stating that the stand was bought the same night as the murder. It also states that Mia
is rich.

Case 3: This case was cool. So, Will Powers has dinner with Jack Hammer and gets drugged. He sleeps, and Hammer takes the Steel Samurai costume. Since he was at rehearsal, he knew about Powers's injury and changed his movements according to it. Oldbag only saw that a person was in the costume, not who was in it. Powers went to murder Vasquez, because she had blackmailed him.

Flashback: Hammer’s Accident
You know how they used to have rehearsals at Studio 2? Well Hammer was rehearsing and knocked someone onto the
spiky fence, killing them. This ended rehearsals there.

Vasquez kept this to herself, but Oldbag took a picture of the accident. So Hammer had to stay as the lowly villain whose pay got docked multiple times. Well, he had enough, and went to go murder her. But Vasquez pushed him onto the spiky fence. Cody saw this, and this is why he did not take a picture. His hero had lost a battle. Vasquez used the truck to take the body to Studio One.

Case 4: My favorite. I’ll break it into parts.
The DL-6 Incident: In the elevator, the two men were arguing. Yogi pulled out his gun, but it flew across the floor toward Miles. Miles picked it up and threw the gun at Yogi, but it discharged and shot someone... The bullet went through the door and shot the very Manfred Von Karma standing in the prosecutor’s seat. He screamed in pain... Miles would remember it for many years, and hear it in his nightmares. Von Karma opened the door to find the man who had slighted his record, Gregory Edgeworth. Thinking it was destiny, he shot Edgeworth to avenge his perfect record. Having to avoid suspicion and recover from the bullet wound, he took his only vacation ever.

The Current Case: Yogi had suffered even though the verdict was not guilty. His wife committed suicide, he lost his job and reputation, and he was alone. Von Karma sent him a letter and a pistol telling him it was his last chance for revenge (meaning that DL-6 closed a few days after). He invited over Robert Hammond, the defense attorney of the DL-6 case. He killed him and took his guise, and met Edgeworth on the boat. He fired two shots in the water, one to scare people, the second the direct their newly-gotten attention to the middle of the lake. He then jumped out of the boat and went home.




Case 5: This is the best case ever!
The SL-9 Incident: Ema pushed Marshall’s brother, but not onto the sword. Joe Darke had used the sword of the Prosecutor’s award to kill the victim. The murder took place on Lana’s side of the room. Gant was first to arrive on the scene. He cut out the piece of Marshall’s brother’s jacket with Ema’s handprints on it (so he could blackmail Lana, who desperately wanted to protect Ema). He wrote Ema’s name in the victim’s blood on the pot. When the pot broke, he picked up the most legible piece and also collected it for blackmail. He put the victim onto the sword of the knight statue. This is when Lana arrived. She wanted to protect Ema, so asked Gant for help in forging evidence. He agreed, knowing the whole time that he could use her as a puppet. She stuck the tip of Darke’s switchblade into the victim’s wound. She also put Darke and the victim on the other side of the room (to draw attention away from the knight with the pointy sword, as that would put suspicion on Ema; she would testify that she pushed the victim, and everyone would look at the knight).

The Current Incident: Two murders? No. Alright, so Gant entered the evidence room with Goodman, who had already lost his ID card. He murdered Goodman when he asked if SL-9 could be reopened. He left the bloody handprint where the Blue Badger would be, making the murder only possible before the Blue Badger was put there. Edgeworth went in for a quick ten minutes. Meekins put the Blue Badger in the room. Marshall disguised himself as Goodman and entered the room to get the SL-9 evidence. However, Meekins returned to get the Blue Badger. He asked Marshall to show his ID card. Had he done so, he would have blown his cover, so pulled a knife. Meekins’s flailing soiled the white coat with blood. Marshall knew he couldn’t walk out with blood on his coat, so he put it in his locker. Gant put Goodman in the trunk of Edgeworth’s car (I don’t know how, he must have had a key) and asked Edgeworth to take some evidence to the Prosecutor’s office. Edgeworth was not only transporting the evidence, but the dead body in his trunk. Lana went in Edgeworth’s trunk (Does everyone have a key to Edgeworth’s trunk?) and stabbed the victim to make it look like she murdered him (remember, Gant is blackmailing her). Angel Starr’s testimony is true.

Wow! That must've taken a while.
I'm sure people will find this very useful.

Thank you! And it did, I just love doing it.

It is a real spoiler though.
You might as well try submitting it in reviews.