Revenge On Her Ex After Rebirth novel Chapter 561

Chapter 561 The Video

The truth of the 'bribery' came out.

People were shocked since they couldn't imagine that the settled 'facts' should be reversed.

Seated in the gallery, Charles was on pins and needles.

Never did he expect that Oscar had reserved sufficient evidence for himself.

Having plotted it for an extended period, he thought his scheme was perfect.

Clenching his teeth, he told himself it was needless to worry. Oscar was also accused of raping, which was not easy to clear. He tried to keep his calm.

At this moment, the prosecutor spoke, "The defence attorney alleged that the defendant was wronged, but who wronged him? He never had an explicit statement."

Josh smiled scornfully. His contemptuous face annoyed the prosecutor, as the latter was renowned in Kensbury City for many successful cases. Compared with him, Josh was an unknown lawyer here as he was based somewhere else.

"Shouldn't it be the Investigation Department's work to ascertain who wronged my client? All we need to do is to prove my client innocent. If we could find the one who wronged my client, what are you here for? And what are the police and the Investigation Department for?"

"How dare you!" the prosecutor felt offended.

The judge took the opportunity to warn him, "Pay attention to your words, counselor."

"Sure, Your Honor." Josh showed great respect to the judge, "We can present exculpatory evidence. As for who wronged my client, it needs to be further investigated by the Investigation Department."

The judge didn't answer in the affirmative. However, the accusation of fraud could not be substantiated in the face of so many witnesses and evidence.

Not halting too long, Josh changed direction, "Then, as for the other accusation of rape, I have repeatedly stated that my client did not rape Mary Cooper. He need not do so. However, the prosecutor has always insisted that I have no proof, and he made up many reasons and imposed them on my client. Now, I'm pleading Mr Wells not guilty of the crime."

Saying it, Josh turned around to face Oscar and asked, "Mr Wells, did you meet the deceased on the night of her death?"

"Yes," Oscar answered, "I was at a dinner with colleagues from the City Hall."

"Specifically, which ones were at the spot?"

Oscar answered, of course, he mentioned Charles.

"Was there anyone else who met Mary Cooper then?"

"All of them, I think. As it was at the door."

"Then, was there anyone else who interacted with Mary?"

"I don't think so." Answered Oscar.

His answer threw off the others' suspicion. The atmosphere was tense.

Josh continued to ask, "Did Mary draw near you?"

"Yes. Mary said she could take me home."

"Was you drunk that night?"

"Bit of, but I was conscious."