LUTHER TROUGHTON:
My son went with that blonde haired slapper. I don't know what they see in her she's hapless, and she's C of E. I thought he couldn't sink any lower with a proddy.
TONY LONDON:
You mean the Church of England.
HELEN TATE:
Objection the witness is going off topic.
JUDGE DUNSTABLE:
Mr Troughton, stay on topic, or otherwise I'll request you to stand down.
LUTHER TROUGHTON:
I took my son Andrew to the 40s dance as he's a Navy officer his car was in for repairs, so i drove him there. I was nearby when Oliver confronted and hit Mr Rutherford.
TONY LONDON:
Had he grabbed Kathy or done anything untoward, Mr Troughton.
LUTHER TROUGHTON:
No, Oliver did everything he didn't care that he knocked the drink out of his hand.
OLIVER TROUGHTON:
He shouldn't have been on the dance floor with a fosters bitter Shandy in a glass in his hand.
JUDGE DUNSTABLE:
You'll speak to when you're spoken to Mr Troughton. One more time, I'll have you for contempt of court.
LUTHER TROUGHTON:
I have it here in a note he gave to Kathy to say that he was gonna go to Altrincham and rid himself and Kathy of a plague.
HELEN TATE:
Your Honour can we adjourn as this is fresh evidence that was not presented to us the defence at the start of the trial.
MALCOLM BATES:
Sorry, that's not his handwriting.
HELEN TATE:
What are you doing.
MALCOLM BATES:
That letter G is very sloppy, I know my future son-in-law like the back of my hand. You've forged that evidence and passed it off as fact.
JUDGE DUNSTABLE:
The court is adjourned.
BARRISTER:
All rise.
(Everyone leaves the courtroom for a break)
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MASEFIELD AVENUE: Episode 14,031
General FictionIt's 17th July 1998 Oliver Troughton is in court fighting for his livelihood as he's charged with Grievous Bodily Harm with intent to kill
