The Connor Hale Trial

Thursday, June 28th, 2012, 10:37 p.m, Jace Devron, aged sixteen, laid motionless, left for dead on the cold, damp pavement. Connor Hale, aged eighteen, jogged down the empty street of his small town, hood up, blood caked on his knuckles and splattered on his face. Flakes of rust dusted on his thigh from the crowbar he had used to bludgeon Jace Devron.

Friday, June 29th, 2012, 8:56 a.m, Jace Devron, aged sixteen, was found dead. Cause of death was massive trauma to his skull and internal bleeding below his rib cage. Connor Hale brags to a friend that he, “taught Devron a lesson,” Connor Hale was later taken into custody as a prime suspect.

One year later, Connor Hale is on trial for the murder of Jace Devron. Aspects of the case will be revealed that even police could only scarcely fathom. Including motive, the crime in itself and the guilt behind Connor Hale’s poker face.