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About: This bingo card captures the wild twists and dramatic flair of a courtroom thriller, perfect for fans of over-the-top legal dramas or anyone hosting a game night inspired by shows like Ace Attorney. With its nods to bizarre testimony, shocking evidence, and theatrical courtroom antics, it promises fun for players who love a blend of suspense and humor.
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This apollo justice hd Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: "badgering the witness", "objection!" from a witness, "we might need to present some evidence...", abstract murder diagram, another crime is confessed to, ballistic markings / rifling markings, body was moved, child imperative to case, dated pop culture reference, fake dying message, gideon moment, isaac moment, judge tries to call trial on first day, look at the court record, not real crime scene, prosecutor obscuring vital evidence until end, prosecutor physically assaults defense, prosecutor tells witness to hide something, red herring evidence, there was another person, trial ending fake-out, updated autopsy report, witness has amnesia, witness openly threatens defense in court, witness saw nothing.
This apollo justice hd Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: "badgering the witness", "objection!" from a witness, "we might need to present some evidence...", abstract murder diagram, another crime is confessed to, ballistic markings / rifling markings, body was moved, child imperative to case, dated pop culture reference, fake dying message, gideon moment, isaac moment, judge tries to call trial on first day, look at the court record, not real crime scene, prosecutor obscuring vital evidence until end, prosecutor physically assaults defense, prosecutor tells witness to hide something, red herring evidence, there was another person, trial ending fake-out, updated autopsy report, witness has amnesia, witness openly threatens defense in court, witness saw nothing.