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"A man lay down at his feet."

"His clothes have a lot of bloodstains, he is still holding a dagger in his hand, and there seems to be a little bit of hideousness on his face."

Marty seemed to answer honestly.

"Then why are you fighting?"

"what did you say"

"Still doing something"

The plaintiff's attorney continued to ask.

"I did not say anything."

"I did not do anything."

"Member Obama suddenly jumped at me as if he was stimulated, and I didn't have time to dodge."

Congressman Marty threw all the blame on Congressman Obama, who abstained from all responsibility.

"My questions are over."

The plaintiff's lawyer only asked what he thought was the key question, and he didn't think it was necessary to ask other questions.

The defense attorney stood up, this time not Joseph but Earl.

Earl has no less experience than Joseph.

"Congressman Marty!"

"I wish I knew."

"What was your relationship with MP Obama?"

Earl asked a seemingly unrelated question.

"Mr. Judge!"

"I object."

"The defendant's lawyer's question has nothing to do with this case."

The plaintiff's attorney stood up.

"On the contrary."

"We only know the real relationship between MP Marty and MP Obama."

"Only in order to clear up some doubts in this case."

Earl said before the judge.

"invalid objection."

"Congressman Marty!"

"An answer is required."

The old judge listened to the opinions of both sides and finally agreed to continue the inquiry.

"Me and Mr Obama didn't know each other before."

"The only thing we have in common is that we are all MPs."

"I have no conflict with him in my work, and of course we don't have much contact."

Congressman Marty said frankly about their relationship.

"So what's your relationship with Mr. Pohl, a reporter for the New York Times?"

Earl didn't dwell on the previous question and went straight to the next one.

"Pol"

"I've seen him a few times before."

"But not very familiar."

Congressman Marty looked wary when Earl mentioned Ball.

"The day of the incident."

"Have you seen him?"

"I hope you can tell the truth."

Earl seems to be shooting one shot at the other, casting a net all over the sky, hoping to find evidence that is beneficial to his side.

"No."

"I can promise."

Senator Marty's heart skipped a beat, and he denied it outright.

If he had seen Bol on the day of the crime, he would inevitably be suspicious.

The positive image he has always advertised must be questioned to varying degrees by everyone.