I honestly tried to believe in his innocence - but there was so much evidence to the contrary. I did what I could with the evidence that was presented to me and well...unfortunately he was acquitted.

[He sighs, resting his hands on the defense bench.]

I knew he was guilty in the end, and I helped him walk free. I felt like a fraud. I didn't know the full truth of it for another two months either. Gina, the girl on the stand, committed perjury because she was threatened by him.

[It was a sorry state of affairs, but it was the only way he could prove himself as a lawyer at the time.]