Chapter 88 Section 7

The students were discussing Sunny's second coma on December 21, 1980. "The dawn is quiet," David continued, "but Sunny's heart has lost all hope. There is a drawer full of medicines and pills in the bedside table beside her, and there is always a glass of cold water there, which is always prepared by the user... Sunny took a sip of some medicine, or swallowed a few pills... Sunny got up and went to the bathroom. She turned on the faucet and stared at herself in the mirror above. lips..." "Stop, stop," someone shouted, "it's impossible. You probably forgot that when Sunny was found, her long purple and blue satin nightdress was rolled up to her waist."

"That's it," David said in a sharp turn, "Sonnie turned on the tap water and looked at herself in the mirror. The sound of rushing water stimulated her bladder, and Sunny wanted to go to the bathroom, so she turned around and lifted her nightgown .At this moment, the effect of the medicine kicked in." "Or," Minnie said in a loud voice, stifling the discussion, "the dogs woke Cross, and he found his wife unconscious in her sleep. The dawn was quiet, and the children and servants were still asleep. Cross picked up Sunny, it was too heavy, so she simply put it on the floor and grabbed two slippers. After dragging it to the bathroom, the nightgown naturally receded to her waist. Kloss posed for Sunny, as if she had fainted, and then imitated Sunny's habit of turning on the faucet. The window was left open all night, and the temperature in the house dropped to almost freezing point. So Cross said to himself, what he couldn't do at Christmas last year, he will succeed this time... He went for a walk, walked the dog , telephone, so that anyone who sees or hears him will know what a busy morning he has had, and there is no time to see his wife..."

"But no matter what," said Professor Dershowitch's voice, "as long as he didn't stick that 'insulin needle' into Sunny's vein, as long as he didn't poison Sunny, Cross would not have committed a crime. His allegations are nothing but nonsense." On Tuesday, March 15, 1983, the day before the one-year anniversary of the jury's "guilty" verdict, Professor Aaron Dershowitz, on behalf of all members of the "Dershowitz Team" and their client Klose von Prowess, File the appeal in the Supreme Court of Rhode Island— Klos von Prou ​​was sentenced to 30 years in prison for a crime he never committed.The reason is that Sunny von Prowe's rich family couldn't accept the fact that she was self-destructive, so they hired private lawyers and detectives to concoct perjury and false statements in order to trap her husband in injustice and lawlessness.They illegally searched, discarded and destroyed evidence, and then urged Rhode Island authorities to indict Clos von Prowess on charges of "attempted murder" against a needle allegedly found in a black leather case.During the process of prosecution and trial, Sunny von Pro's family voluntarily borne some of the costs of the police, prosecution, and law, which was like a private court.

………… Sunny von Prowe's family tried hard to keep their scandals under wraps, only to reveal them.As it turns out, Sunny von Prowess was bored, repressed, and addicted to drugs, and had gone a long, long way toward self-destruction.From the age of 16, she took 24 pills of laxatives a day to keep in shape, until the last time she passed out, the content of aspirin was found to be as high as 156% in her urine, indicating that although she had been hospitalized for aspirin poisoning 19 days ago , the doctor forbade her to use the drug again, Sunny von Pro was still going her own way... The "Von Probe Case" is the most exposed medical and legal mystery in American judicial history.The question we face is not simply "Who is the murderer?" have been clarified", and he "couldn't answer all your questions".

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