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Chapter 545 The Trial (5) Adjourn

Chapter 545 The Trial (5) Adjourn

Inside the courtroom, Charles turned into a livid look as soon as he was mentioned. Nôvel(D)ra/ma.Org exclusive © material.

He coldly stared at Josh, who continued high-spiritedly, "There were guests around during the dinner at

City Hall. At the end of the dinner, most of them were drunk. Though we could tell from the video that

the victim had ever met the defendant before her death, it didn't mean that there weren't other

suspects. The victim might still be kidnapped by someone else where the camera failed to record,

which is exactly the point the prosecutor fails to prove. Based on that, the prosecutor has no legal right

to charge the defendant with rape. Nor shall he be charged with relating to the victim's suicide."

"Josh, according to your speculation, who else do you think could be the possible suspect relating to

the victim's death and the crime of rape?" questioned the prosecutor.

"This is a public prosecution requiring certain proof, without which I can't draw any conclusion about the

victim's death. Similarly, the prosecutor hasn't provided proof conclusive enough to have the defendant

convicted. Such being the case, the prosecutor has no right to charge the defendant of committing

rape." Josh insisted seriously.

Before the prosecutor was about to argue, Josh continued, "If you want my speculation, I have every

reason to suppose that Charles might be the suspect."

As soon as he finished, everyone got stunned.

So did Charles and the judge.

The judge couldn't help casting a glance at Charles to see his reaction.

"According to the statement from the prosecutor, the defendant's preference of being a playboy

underlay the rape. Similarly, Charles shares the same preference. It was exactly because he cheated

on Hannah that their wedding got cancelled. If the defendant were to be proven guilty because he used

to be a playboy, Charles, known as a playboy as well, should also be under suspicion. Charles was

there to attend the dinner that night. It was still possible that he got involved in this case. More

importantly, Charles had cheated on Jane before the wedding eve, the cousin of the victim. According

to the prosecutor's speculation, Charles would be likely to dare to have a second try with the victim. If

so, he should be more suspicious. Whatever, Charles seems to have a special crush on any girls from

the Coopers. It's likely to speculate that he loves to develop affairs with Cooper's girls."

"Objection! The defence attorney is resorting to sophistry. He is speaking nonsense to cover up the

guilt of the defendant. Mr Sawyer has been proven innocent in the case. It's a sheer smear against Mr

Sawyer!"

"Objection approved! The defence attorney should be careful with the language. Your continuous

nonsense could disable your right of defence."

After taking a deep breath, Josh explained respectfully, "Your honour, I was just stating the fact based

on the prosecutor's logic to speculate. If my speculation could be deemed as nonsense, so shall be

his."

Upon hearing that, the prosecutor got choked embarrassedly.

Under the witness of the public, the judge found it impossible to show any bias against the defendant.

Undoubtedly, Josh's argument worked pretty well.

The judge then banged his gavel. After taking a hint from Charles, he added, "The court shall now

adjourn for ten minutes."

Then the judge walked away.

Soon, the air was filled with noise.

Charles turned into a livid face.

Sitting next to him, Loretta couldn't help huffing, "I didn't expect his lawyer could be so capable."

"So what? Oscar will still be proven guilty if they fail to provide any conclusive evidence. The judge has

the power to make a conviction. However capable his lawyer is, he could never turn the table." Charles

gritted his teeth.

Loretta looked a bit more relieved, "Luckily, we have the judge bribed."

"Of course." Charles nodded.

"As soon as he's imprisoned, I am gonna torture that little bitch!" huffed Loretta viciously.

She felt like tearing Hannah apart as soon as she thought of how aggressive she had appeared these

days.

"Just be patient." Charles beckoned her to keep quiet.

Soon, Loretta put on a serious look again.

Ten minutes later, the judge returned to his seat to continue with the case.

Once again, the prosecutor repeated the statement of the prosecution and concluded that Oscar

should be proven guilty after presenting his speculation based on certain testimony and proof.

When it was Josh's turn to make a statement of defence, Josh suggested, "Your honour, the defendant

asks for adjournment due to sickness."

The judge turned sulky.

"Your honour…" Josh insisted.

The judge glanced at Charles.

Of course, the very first thing he wanted to do was to have Oscar convicted right away, leaving him no

chance to appeal.

He couldn't help wondering what kind of tricks Oscar was planning.

However, before the judge made any comment, Oscar suddenly slumped onto the ground,

unconscious.

The atmosphere suddenly turned chaotic.

Hannah hurried to stand up while seeing him faint away.

"Silent! The court is now adjourned! Take the defendant to the hospital!"

Then the bailiff hurried to take Oscar out of the courtroom.

After that, the judge left.

The rest of them all dismissed themselves.

Hannah stood still to watch Oscar being taken away.

"How come he becomes so feeble?" stunned, Susan didn't expect him to faint away either.

"Hannah, I heard from Theodore that you had met Oscar last time. Why is he so feeble? He has been

strong and healthy. How come he suddenly faints away?" Venus hurried over.

Not until then did Hannah recollect herself.

"I have no idea." She answered coldly.

Before Venues could continue, Hannah walked away.

Susan didn't expect her to simply ignore Venus. After a short pause, she hurried over.

As they left, Loretta walked over to Venus. She just heard of their conversation. Then she sneered

mockingly, "All couples are meant to separate when posed by difficulties. Am I right about that, Mrs

Wells?"