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Trial for Justice
November 19, 2009
Why can’t people believe the sleuth?
Why can’t people believe the sleuth?
People can only listen to the truth
The judge calls the order and begins to read
The judge calls the order and begins to read
The plaintiff and the defendant plead and plead
With the facts, they did their best
With the facts they did their best
The plaintiff won and the defendant was put to rest
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