Hart's Trial Becomes an Exercise in Endurance

Throughout the trial hart remained silent as his lawyer, an aggressive and flamboyant man named isaacs, led the case. Isaacs counted the circumstantial evidence, like the stuff found in the cave, saying it had been planted by the sheriff. On reading their verdict, the court room actually irupted into cheers from watchers and supporters of ha and tears from the families. No one had expected an answer this soon, and even fewer had expected the verdict they gave.