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A Life Debt Repaid

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Chapter 505

Beside her, Quinn seemed to notice Cordy getting nervous, and said, "Calm down. The prosecutors

only present the evidence and witness statements in the case, and they couldn't personally affect the

verdict. That’s why they're fundamentally different from counsels, who'd do their best to get an

advantageous outcome for their clients. Prosecutors have to stick to facts."

But what if the prosecutor went against that rule?

"We’d have to wait and see," Quinn whispered quietly into Gordy’s ear. "We can ask for a change if

there's proof of prejudice involved in the trial. It’s easy to stir controversy since the public is really

interested in this case, too. II

Cordy nodded.

Right now, they had to watch quietly as everything unfolded.

Still, Cordy couldn't resist glancing at John.

John had to know who Sean was, since Sean often made the front page in various media. If Cordy

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recognized Sean, John would too—in fact, they might have even rubbed shoulders.

Even so, John wasn't reacting at all and showed not a hint of nervousness.

Cordy took a deep breath to calm herself.

Sean rose to his feet.

With this towering figure and handsome looks, he had the appearance of someone sharp yet polite.

Walking to the center, he began with a summary of the case. "On the thirteenth of February, the

prosecution received a tip of the defendant's criminal conspiracy with suspects Wade Jonas and Hunter

Stevenson. The defendant is accused of using Levine Ventures as a platform from 2018 to 2021 to

consolidate superiority in capital and information flow, after which he worked with the suspects in

securities and futures trading."

"By trading those commodities amongst themselves, they manipulated trade volume and market

pricing, thus generating a false picture of the market. 83 investors were hence unknowingly deceived

into purchasing their securities and futures, generating an illegal profit of over 1.9 billion dollars. At the

same time, they had been assisting Kersen—an international criminal organization—with their money

laundering efforts, which generated over 1.1 billion dollars in illegal revenue. That brings the

defendant's criminal revenue to a total of over three billion dollars."

"On the fourteenth of February, the police commissioner of Rocktown received the warrant for the

defendant's arrest from the federal court, and thus detained the defendant while adhering to the legal

procedures. With the evidence of criminal wrongdoing clear, the prosecution hereby requests the

approval of prosecutorial proceedings."

Judge Rackham nodded. "Granted. The prosecution may hence submit any testifying witnesses or

evidence against the defendant."

Sean passed a document folder to a bailiff. While the bailiff passed it respectfully to Judge Rackham,

Sean said, 'Permission to bring in the victims and the material witness to testify."

"Permission granted."

A middle-aged man was escorted into the courtroom. The instant he saw John, he snapped, "John

Levine! I'll kill you! You're the reason I lost my family, my everything-’

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"Order in the court!" Judge Rackham barked, banging his gravel resoundingly. "Watch your behavior,

witness, or you will be removed for contempt!"

The man gritted his teeth, but forced himself to calm down.

Sean calmly asked the man in turn, "Would you please state your name for the record?"

"Fabian Locke," he replied grumpily.

"What's your relationship with the defendant?"

"We were partners, but we're now enemies!" Fabian Locke snarled viciously. ’He conned me into

staking all my wealth into making some risky investments, and I lost over 300 million dollars because of

him!"

"Are you certain he asked you to make the investment? Do you have any evidence to that effect?"

"Our chat records," Fabian said, whipping out his phone.

Sean submitted copies of the conversation records to the judges, and didn't waste another word as he

quickly said, "Thank you for your testimony, Mr. Locke. Your honor, the prosecution requests

permission to bring suspects Wade Jonas and Hunter Stevenson to the witness stand."