Reversing A Death Sentence

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Reads 2,089
Mga Boto 469
Mga Parte 16
Oras 58m

As a prosecutor, Brent started with good intentions. Hearing that guilty verdict fed his insatiable desire for revenge on his father and foster mother's killer(s). The cops hadn't caught the son-of-a-bitch, so Brent took judgment on killers; he hadn't lost a case in ten years. All sentenced to death. 
    
    But Brent convicted one too many men (with questionable evidence). A man's execution is three days away. 
    
    Peggy, Brent's nemesis, found the evidence proving her client's innocence. But will the real killer come forward?
    
    (Author's note: All characters are fictitious, and any resemblances are purely coincidental. Please don't copy, rewrite, or use the characters or any part of this story without the written consent of the author. Respect the copyright.)All Rights Reserved

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As a prosecutor, Brent started with good intentions. Hearing that guilty verdict fed his insatiable desire for revenge on his father and foster mother's killer(s). The cops hadn't caught the son-of-a-bitch, so Brent took judgment on killers; he hadn't lost a case in ten years. All sentenced to death. 
    
    But Brent convicted one too many men (with questionable evidence). A man's execution is three days away. 
    
    Peggy, Brent's nemesis, found the evidence proving her client's innocence. But will the real killer come forward?
    
    (Author's note: All characters are fictitious, and any resemblances are purely coincidental. Please don't copy, rewrite, or use the characters or any part of this story without the written consent of the author. Respect the copyright.)

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