Judge Williams turned to Brennan. “You may show the photographs.”
David took his seat, furious. Brennan walked back to his desk and picked up a stack of photographs and handed them out to the jurors.
These are not pleasant to look at, ladies and gentlemen, but this is what the trial is about.
It’s not about words or theories or excuses. It’s not about mysterious alter egos killing people.
It’s about three real people who were savagely and brutally murdered.
The law says that someone has to pay for those murders. It’s up to each one of you to see that justice is done.
Brennan could see the horror on the faces of the jurors as they looked at the photographs.
He turned to Judge Williams. “The State rests.” Judge Williams looked at her watch.
“It’s four o’clock. The court will recess for the day and begin again at ten o’clock Monday morning. Court adjourned.”
Chapter Nineteen
Ashley Patterson was on the gallows being hanged, when a policeman ran up and said, “Wait a minute. She’s supposed to be electrocuted.”
The scene changed, and she was in the electric chair. A guard reached up to pull the switch,
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