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Fez, a defense attorney, confidently questions state witness Mr. Mudau about fingerprint evidence in a trial, suggesting that her client is not a professional criminal since her fingerprints were found at crime scenes. Mudau struggles to answer her questions, indicating that some criminals do not leave fingerprints, while Fez argues that only real criminals would attempt to cover their tracks. The document hints at the tension in the courtroom as a DNA expert witness is called next.

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Fez, a defense attorney, confidently questions state witness Mr. Mudau about fingerprint evidence in a trial, suggesting that her client is not a professional criminal since her fingerprints were found at crime scenes. Mudau struggles to answer her questions, indicating that some criminals do not leave fingerprints, while Fez argues that only real criminals would attempt to cover their tracks. The document hints at the tension in the courtroom as a DNA expert witness is called next.

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After the dark clouds


Part Two
#11(Very short. I need to sleep very early tonight cos I have a very hectic day tomorrow. I’ll post something longer on Friday)
Fez looked at the state witness with a smile feeling so calm and confident which came as a shock to her. She could feel all eyes on her and instead of being inti
“Good Morning Mr Mudau.” She greeted with a smile
“Morning Mam.”
“I take it with fifteen years of experience you must have come across so many things in your line of work.”
“Correct mam.”
“Is it possible to share with the court some of the interesting things you came across?”
Mudau looked at her confused not knowing how to answer as Steenberg frowned thinking how pathetic she is.
“I don’t follow mam.” Mudau answered with a confused look
“Ok let me try and be more specific. Are you able to find fingerprints in each and every crime scene?”
Steenberg shook his head laughing. Gosh she is terrible he thought to himself
“No man.”
“Ohhh and why is that?” She asked with a frown on her face
“Some criminals are clever enough not to leave any fingerprints.”
“And how do they manage to do that?”
“They could wear gloves and…” he shrugged his shoulders as he thought of other ways
Fez raised her hand at him as a sign of its okay you don’t need to explain any further. “Okay so in some instances you are unable to get fingerprinst I see. Tell m
“Yes mam we get that a lot but we are able to correct them using very high intensity laser techniques.”
“Oooh okay. Now tell me Mr Mudau in the case of my client did you struggle to get her fingerprints at all crime scenes? Like maybe at another crime scene you
“No mam. All fingerprints were clear at all crime scenes.”
“Wow. So in your experience do most serial killers try to destroy all the fingerprints evidence?”
“Ummm I’m not following. You see…”
“Do you think my client was careless like she was not a professional criminal? I mean you did say that she never attempted to destroy her fingerprints.”
“I don’t know mam.”
“Well I put it to you that my client fingerprints were found because she is not a criminal only a real criminal will try to cover their tracks. Only a real criminal will
She went to take her seat as the state called in a DNA expert witness who was asked almost the same questions as the fingerprint expert. Fez made sure she s
The state called in their third witness who managed to send shivers down Fez spine as he made his way inside the witness box. This was one witness that had
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