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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required your honor he is guilty please put him in his place no evidence is needed look at his guilty face the victim was business man and he a homeless bum besides when we said freeze, first thing he did was run I know he had no motive and an airtight alibi but he confess to murder when we questioned him inside The confession was obtain by the book, with good detective work right before he confessed he fell down and got hurt then he grabbed my baton and bashed himself three times then choked himself unconscious, and peed his pants one time we told him he could leave if he confess to this event then filled him in cause he did not know exactly how it went with much support from us he got the story down guilty on all charges as the gavel pounded down surely he is guilty though we did not find the drugs his wife and kids are lying they are no more than thugs we destroyed the house from top to bottom we have torn out every wall we must have overlooked it cause we found no drugs at all their has to be an answer why we found no contraband we can not let him go, we need to arrest this man lets take some drugs from evidence and place it in his car surprise look what I found, guilty is what you are. this could be a little better but I had a five minute break at work and the poem guilty I read up here inspired it
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