And why? Because it isn’t a defense. Ladies and gentlemen, it’s a fictitious alibi to punishment....
What the defense is asking you to believe is that there are two people inside the defendant,
so no one bears any responsibility for her criminal actions. But there is only one defendant sitting in this courtroom - Ashley Patterson.
We have proved beyond a shadow of a doubt that she is a murderer.
But she claims she didn’t commit the crimes. That was done by someone else,
someone who borrowed her body to kill innocent people - her alters.
Wouldn’t it be wonderful if we all had alters, someone to carry out anything we secretly wanted done that society doesn’t permit?
Or maybe not. Would you like to live in a world where people could go around murdering others
and say, ‘You can’t touch me, my alter did it’ and ‘You can’t punish my alter because my alter is really me’?
“But this trial is not about some mythical characters who don’t exist.
The defendant, Ashley Patterson, is on trial for three vicious, cold-blooded murders, and the state is asking the death penalty.
Thank you.” Mickey Brennan returned to his seat. “Is the defense ready to present its closing argument?”
전체재생
다음페이지
문장검색