Tuba
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My sympathies to the jury. They are charged with the duty to attend to even the minutia of the Fonseca analysis, all the while thinking "not the old wheeze of giving the guy here a black eye. He's dead! We saw him slaughtered!" Since they had to listen to every word, every repetitive, predictable word, I took it in too but it was not within my ability to retain. The memory tends to reject as an experience what it does not believe. So my question to Dr. Fonseca would be, "Would you recall for us your testimony regarding Miss Arias & Mr. Alexander?" It would take her more than a few beats to respond and even then, she would resort to her notes.
The trial goes on, the prosecutor's objective: obtaining the death penalty but how can we rehabilitate the victim, and who will take up that​ charge, for it needs doing, and swiftly.
The trial goes on, the prosecutor's objective: obtaining the death penalty but how can we rehabilitate the victim, and who will take up that​ charge, for it needs doing, and swiftly.