Ace Attorney - Witnesses

Source: Wikia. Pages: 115. Chapters: Acro, Adrian Andrews, Alita Tiala, Angel Starr, April May, Bellboy, Benjamin Woodman, Bikini, Cammy Meele, Cody Hackins, Dahlia Hawthorne, Damon Gant, Daryan Crescend, Dee Vasquez, Dick Gumshoe, Ema Skye, Frank Sahwit, Furio Tigre, Jake Marshall, Jean Armstrong, Judge, Kristoph Gavin, Lamiroir, Lana Skye, Lance Amano, Larry Butz, Lauren Paups, Lotta Hart, Luke Atmey, Maya Fey, Mike Meekins, Mikiko Hayami, Miles Edgeworth, Mimi Miney, Moe, Morgan Fey, Olga Orly, Otome Itami, Phoenix Wright, Polly, Quercus Alba, Redd White, Rhoda Teneiro, Richard Wellington, Ron DeLite, Ry?ken H?inb?, Shelly de Killer, Shih-na, Shimon Aizawa, Spark Brushel, T?ko Mut?, Teikun ?, Terry Fawles, Tsukasa Oyashiki, Valant Gramarye, Vera Misham, Victor Kudo, Wendy Oldbag, Wesley Stickler, Will Powers, Yanni Yogi, Yumihiko Ichiyanagi, Yutaka Kazami, Zinc Lablanc. Excerpt: Ken "Acro" Dingling was an acrobat whose legs were paralyzed during an accident six months prior to the murder of Russell Berry and the trial of Max Galactica, in which Acro was called as a witness. At the age of eight, Ken Dingling and his younger brother Sean (who was four at the time) were abandoned by their parents, who fled after numerous failed business attempts. Russell Berry, the ringmaster of the Berry Big Circus, was the only one willing to take them in. Desperate to repay the ringmaster for his kindness, the brothers became acrobats, although Berry was against this at first. Ken and Sean soon became permanent acts for shows and performed under the stage names of Acro and Bat, respectively, and often performed on the tightrope and flying trapeze. Acro also developed a strong affinity with the circus animals, especially with Money, the circus monkey. Money shared Acro's room with the acrobat and, having somewhat of a "magpie complex," would often bring various shiny objects he had found back to the room, some of which were quite heavy. Acro later joked that if Money did not h...