A Turn in Court
The next day, the courtroom was even more crowded, protesters and reporters filling every corner. Ethan barely noticed. His focus was on Amara, who gave him a small but steady nod.
When the prosecutor moved to close the case, Amara once again stood. She asked for thirty seconds.
The judge agreed.
Amara held up an email from Linkbridge’s public folder, showing Trevor’s name as co-founder and records of recent meetings with the victim’s lawyers. She pointed out that Trevor had purchased a plane ticket to St. Louis on the day of the attack.
Gasps spread through the courtroom.
The judge immediately ordered a recess to review the new evidence.
