Blood and Motive

en of the jury, my

stand up and start walki

I look back and point to my client sitt

are, and I give him a reassuring n

y can sometimes turn into something scary. My client has been accused of murdering Cassidy Jones. A woman w

ing you've heard in the media or anything you'll hear about this case, or my client durin

bt that my client couldn't have killed her and this is all prosecutorial b

aged in a consensual sexual meet. But what happened after

he early hours of the next da

use he is being accused of being a ki

found in the hotel room and the DNA evidence that links the defendant, my client to the crime scene. We will a

ly, and also keep in mind the the defendant's occupation does not define his guilt or inn

urtroom bursts open and my assistant Sarah hurries in, my atte

ngs with my colleague" I ask the judge as I walk

hat will change the trajectory of thi

would cost me my career an

e victim's body

wave of shock was