"The second report is about Connor Donovan's car accident ten years ago." Byron Shaw turned on the digital screen. "Please, look here. These photos were taken at the scene of the crash. The report below is from the forensic analysis. It states that only the defendant's fingerprints were on the brakes. And yet, Connor Donovan's crash was ruled an accident back then..."
The evidence in Byron Shaw's hands was substantial. His narrative, and the implications woven into his words, were all extremely damaging to Elliot Sheridan.
Byron Shaw's presentation left a strong impression on the judge.
'If I were the judge, I'd probably believe what Byron Shaw is saying, too. There's almost no room for rebuttal.'
Next, it was Elliot Sheridan's defense attorney's turn to present his case.
Georgia Thorne grew more and more nervous. She wrung her hands, her gaze fixed on the back of Elliot Sheridan's head.
