Chapter 76 Section 25

"The case is now coming to an end. Ask yourselves, as you sit in this courtroom every day for two months, ask yourselves if every aspect of this case has been clarified, and all the issues raised Have all the doubts and doubts been answered? Before the truth of the facts is revealed, just relying on some inferences, deductions, even guesses, and imaginations, you are going to convict a person, is it reasonable?" The prosecution's statement was the same as the defense's hearing, starting with locksmith Marshall Salzman—— If Alexander and Edwin wanted to frame Cross, why bother to ask a witness? ... Besides, who is Edwin Longbert?He is an old detective who has served in the police force for 25 years. Why should he frame someone he has never met before?Don't tell me it's because Cross is rich. Alexander has probably seen more money in the past 21 years than Cross has seen paper!

Speaking of Prince Alexander, he wasn't the first to investigate Klos von Pro, not even Richard Kuhl.The first person to investigate Cross was Mariah, because at Christmas 1979 she witnessed Cross's indifference to Sunny's illness.If someone saved Sunny that time, that person was not Cross, but Maria. Yes, Maria found the black leather box, more than once, and each time it was with Cross's things.It contained sleeping pills, sedatives, insulin, and suspicious syringes... At the end of November, the insulin was still in the black leather box, together with three injection needles.By the time Sunny passed out, by the time Alexander and Edwin saw the black leather case again, the insulin was gone.At the same time, one of the three needles has been unpacked and used, and it is covered with insulin... Is it necessary for me to write the answer to this elementary school homework that two plus two equals four?

For eight weeks, what did the defendant prove to the court?They first wanted to prove that Sunny was a long-term alcoholic, and then they said that she was incapable of drinking and allergic to alcohol, and please note that there is only one source for all these statements, Klose von Pro... The defense finally failed to prove anything. They put You are faced with a multiple-choice question: Sunny is in a permanent coma, or is hypoglycemia caused by the high sugar and alcohol in the custard, or because Sunny has heard that insulin can help you lose weight. None of the answers are to your liking. They also have suicide or slow suicide, but they don't say what the means of suicide is, insulin, or custard?

We also give you a choice, and there is only one, that is, Klose von Prowes attempted to murder his wife with insulin as the murder weapon. Witnesses for both the prosecution and the defense spoke of Mr. von Prow as a man of great cunning, treachery, and intelligence, and that if such a person committed a crime, he would do it flawlessly.Mr. Herald Fallinger kept asking the witness if he had seen Cross hurt Sunny?Of course not, unless he advertised in a newspaper... Why did Cross insist that Dr. Galidy write "You saved Madame von Prou's life" on the letter paper?If something needs to be clarified, isn't a phone call enough?Why did Cross happen to be discussing some financial report with his colleagues around the time Sunny fell into a coma for the second time? Don't forget, they lived in Clarendon Manor for two full days? ... Don't you think that all this is more like a deliberate arrangement, a pre-set "alibi"?

Mr. von Prowes is indeed wily, treacherous, and intelligent.But a wise man has a lot to worry about, and it is inevitable that he will miss it.He may have underestimated Maria Synaham, and he may not have known that since Thomas Simpson wrote Blood and Money, "exogenous insulin" in the human body is no longer untraceable.What's even more stupid is that he forgot to destroy his crime tool - the injection needle contaminated with insulin...