Clifford Irving's Legal Novels - 01 - Trial - a Legal Thriller
“Ott married at the time?" he asked.
"Yes, it was about half a year before his wife was killed." "How long did your affair last?" "Four months or so." "Was he ever violent with you?" "He was a rough man. He drank a lot and took cocaine in my presence. I didn't like that. But no, he was never actually violent. I mean, he never hit me." "Pass the witness," Warren said.
Altschuler, steaming, asked for a ten-minute break. He grabbed Warren by the elbow and steered him to the hallway that led to Judg...e Bingham's chambers. He was almost hopping up and down in his black cordovans. "What kind of shit was that?" he snapped. "You're not clairvoyant, but you 'can promise relevance.' What kind of schoolboy stuff are you trying to pull?" "It worked, didn't it?" "It was damn close to unethical!" "Fuck you too," Warren said quietly.
He went back to the defense table. Johnnie Faye reached up and squeezed his hand. "Counselor," she said, "you're in high gear. I've got faith again." ===OO=OOO=OO=== Finished for the day, he sat with Johnnie Faye in her car in the San Jacinto Street parking lot.MoreLess
"Yes, it was about half a year before his wife was killed." "How long did your affair last?" "Four months or so." "Was he ever violent with you?" "He was a rough man. He drank a lot and took cocaine in my presence. I didn't like that. But no, he was never actually violent. I mean, he never hit me." "Pass the witness," Warren said.
Altschuler, steaming, asked for a ten-minute break. He grabbed Warren by the elbow and steered him to the hallway that led to Judg...e Bingham's chambers. He was almost hopping up and down in his black cordovans. "What kind of shit was that?" he snapped. "You're not clairvoyant, but you 'can promise relevance.' What kind of schoolboy stuff are you trying to pull?" "It worked, didn't it?" "It was damn close to unethical!" "Fuck you too," Warren said quietly.
He went back to the defense table. Johnnie Faye reached up and squeezed his hand. "Counselor," she said, "you're in high gear. I've got faith again." ===OO=OOO=OO=== Finished for the day, he sat with Johnnie Faye in her car in the San Jacinto Street parking lot.MoreLess
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