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- This article is about a piece of evidence in Turnabout Legacy. For the similarly-named evidence in Bridge to the Turnabout, see Larry's Sketch. For the similarly-named evidence in Turnabout Time Traveler, see Larry's Drawing.
A page of sketches by Larry Butz was a piece of evidence in Miles Edgeworth's investigation into the murder of Artie Frost. Drawn by Butz during his trip to the Zodiac Hall, the subjects of the sketches were Judy Bound, Delicia Scone (whom he did not consider a "beauty"), and Verity Gavèlle. The former two in particular where caught on paper by Butz during certain actions they would rather have left secret: for Bound it was the smuggling of Frost's body from a room to the other, while for Scone it was her retrieval of her long-lost luminous cloth from 18 years prior.
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While at the Zodiac Hall, Butz drew each sketch individually as he saw them.
Later, Edgeworth received the sketches from Butz upon asking him about his sketches of "beauties". It was soon used to discover a contradiction about the tablecloth on the service cart in the sketch and the tablecloth on the service cart at the time, the former being blue while the latter was white. This allowed him to discover that there were apparently two service carts.
Edgeworth later used the sketches as evidence that Bound had moved Frost's frozen corpse by putting it in a hollow block of ice and disguising it underneath a tablecloth on a lift cart, the cloth appearing blue due to being in direct contact with the ice. She then disposed of the cloth by wrapping it around her waist.
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