"But they're lying anyway!"

Randolph raised his voice: "I don't know why they did this. Maybe they were threatened by certain forces like George, but they were using lies to ruin the life of a young man - Shukako Gandra! Mr. Stuke, Mr. Peter, Mr. Ter, I need you to tell the truth before the judge and all the jurors, and tell them where my client was that night, and whether my client was involved in this terrible murder! The truth, all we need is the truth!"

It seems that Stuke was the first to collapse, and he actually started crying in court: "Oh, no, no, yes, we wronged Shukako, he was innocent, he was not involved in the murder, he was not involved in everything."

There was an uproar in the court. As a veteran lawyer, Randolph certainly would not give up such an opportunity. Under his relentless questioning, Stuke finally told the whole "truth":

"We beat Lucie that day, and then we were very scared. After being caught by the police, Officer Leson personally interrogated us and sweared to God that we had everything, but Officer Leson then told me that if we want to alleviate our crimes, we must do what he said, and one of the very important ones is to testify that a person planned the incident, that is the innocent Shukako. At first we did not agree, but Officer Leson threatened us that if we did not do what he said, we would all be sentenced to death by the court. God, we were scared, we were really scared. We had to do what Leson said."

"Lying, they are all lying!" Officer Leson could not have thought that such a terrible situation would happen, and he shouted out in anger.

But in the judge's harsh tone, Officer Leson had to shut his mouth. But he swore that he had never done such a thing, and he had not done it in the past, and he would never do it in the future!

However, the testimony became increasingly unfavorable to Officer Leson. Both Peter and Terl confirmed that Stucker's statement was "correct" and they were both "threatened" by Officer Leson.

Prosecutor Bart even expected that such a situation would happen. He stayed there completely at a loss. A case that seemed to have no problem with the evidence in the investigation suddenly had such a huge turn.

At this time, Shukako became a victim of the police!

"Dear Jurors." Randolph said in the closing statement: "Yes, my client, Mr. Shukako, was indeed a bad young man. He did many bad things, but he entered the police station many times, and his father was a general, which aroused people's disgust. However, Mr. Shukako was facing a murder case, which had nothing to do with this case, but was implicated by innocent people. What is American justice? The American justice is to pursue fairness and justice, rather than letting an innocent person take responsibility for things he had never done before! Even if he was the son of the general. Gentlemen, I hope you look at this poor young man. Innocence is the only choice for you to choose from innocence in the face of so much evidence that is good for him and so many witnesses."

Randolph said nothing wrong. Innocence is the only choice for jurors. The changes in the court made everyone no longer believe that Shukako was a murderer. The real murderer was Stuke, Peter, Terr, and the officer Lison who was hiding behind the scenes to control all this.

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The jury unanimously passed Shukako's acquittal, and Stuke, Peter and Terr were sentenced to life imprisonment and were not allowed to be released on bail for 15 years. Officer Leson was arrested.

The trial process of the case was so tortuous that everyone has now come to the conclusion that Stuke, Peter, and Terr wrongly accused Shukako under the instructions of Officer Lesson, and the reason was simply because Lesson's wife was a black man.

Major newspapers spared no effort to report this case. Now, as a white man, Shukako has become a victim, but the cause is a black woman. This makes the white people extremely angry. The damn black man almost sent an innocent white man to death. Is there anything worse than this?

Outside Officer Leson's house, a large number of white people gathered, calling out loudly such radical slogans as "Damn female nigger" or "Get out of here".

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And the police nearby didn't seem to want to meddle in other people's business. Maybe they thought their former colleague, Officer Leson, had slandered them.

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Meanwhile, Carter and Randolph also appeared in prison again, and they met Stucker, Peter, and Ter.

"You did a very good job." Carter seemed very satisfied with the performance of these three people: "You performed very well from the beginning, and your performance will also win you many favorable conditions. Oh, this is a highly alert prison, but we have greeted the boss in the prison. You will not be beaten or abused in any form. Moreover, you will also get many convenient conditions. Every year, your family can have an extra $20,000 in your account. Two years later, we will try to transfer you to a prison with a low alert level, and five years later we will try to bail you out...."

"Sir, didn't you say you could not be released on bail within 15 years?" Stuke asked cautiously.

Randolph smiled: "We have many ways to do it. The law depends on what circumstances it will be fair. Yes, this is the United States, but this does not mean that we have no loopholes to exploit."

Stuck, Peter, and Terr nodded quickly. To be honest, they didn't expect that this would be the case. They killed Lucy and were caught by the police, but then someone found them and arranged a series of plans for them. They had no choice but to cooperate. Otherwise, what awaited them would be the most terrible disaster.

They did exactly what the other party said, and the result was still quite good.

It’s just that innocent and poor Officer Leson is really a sad and unlucky guy.

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Officer Leson was also sent to this prison, and he would stay here until the trial. What made Officer Leson unable to understand was why he encountered such a terrible thing?

He did nothing wrong. He completely followed the normal procedures to solve the case, but the result was that Shukako was released and he was thrown into this terrible prison.

He was unwilling to give up, he was really unwilling to give up. So when he was giving up the wind, he was still alone in the corner thinking carefully about where the problem was.

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Several people walked towards this place. The guy in the lead Officer Leson recognized that it was Roths, a drug dealer who had been arrested by himself. At that time, Roths had shouted to Officer Leson when he was arrested: "As sooner or later we will meet again!"

"As sooner or later we will meet one day, right?" Officer Leson said in a teasing tone: "But I really didn't expect this day to come so quickly. Officer Leson, I hope everything here can satisfy you."

"Leave in front of me!" Officer Leson said coldly.

"Ah, my dear Officer Leson, I think you probably haven't figured out your situation yet..." Rotters was very calm: "This is a prison, not your office, I have the final say in everything here. Ah, I'll do it, because you, I have lost hundreds of thousands of dollars, I always want to take revenge, and to thank the kind God, who sent such an opportunity to me... Officer Leson, guess what kind of warm hospitality you will encounter next...."

Officer Leson was not afraid much: "This is a prison, here is a policeman, Rotters, get out of me!"

Officer Leson may be a very good policeman, but he does not know what the hell is going on in prison.

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The one who is hated and despised the most here is a policeman.

Poor Officer Leson was lifted up, and then the prisoners lined up to block the police's sight, and then Officer Leson was violently beaten. If he thought this was the end, he would be very wrong.

Roth took out a knife and pointed it at the throat of the bloody police officer Lesson who was beaten: "Officer Lesson, this is a prison, a world you have never enjoyed before. Here, everything is up to me. I can decide a person's life and death, whether he is a prisoner or a policeman."

As he said that, he leaned into Officer Leson's ear and whispered: "Someone told me that I must leave your life here. Otherwise, my family and brothers outside will be implicated."

This is the last sentence Officer Leson heard in this world.

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Officer Leson died and was killed on the day he was sent to prison. The news quickly caused an uproar in the United States.

You should know that almost all Americans think that Officer Leson is guilty, but guilt and being killed are completely different concepts. Officer Leson, who was originally hated by people, has now become a victim and an object worthy of sympathy. This is exactly the same sympathy for the dead in many countries.

In the minds of white Americans, they believed that the black wife of Officer Leson was the black wife of Officer Leson, not Officer Leson himself. They called for the severest punishment of Officer Leson, to drive her out of the city, and even throw him into prison!
To be continued...