The Trial and Regrets

In this chapter, they discuss the trial in New York and reflect on some key points. They mention feeling that they picked the wrong lawyer and regretting not taking the stand. They talk about the misconceptions people had about their success and the resentment they faced. They also mention several crucial factors that, if known by the jury, may have led to a different verdict. They discuss their understanding of the judicial process and how they believed they would have made a deal if they were guilty. Lastly, they mention the lack of credibility of one of the witnesses called by the prosecution.