Summary: The Guilty Of Justine Moritz

One may say my client, Justine Moritz, is undoubtedly guilty for the unlawful act og murdering young William Frankenstein.But if you take a closer look and examine all pieces of evidence then the truth is clear. Justine is not guilty for the senseless murder of William. Her life should not end because of a loose guess based upon the situation and situation alone.
Justine had always been close with the Frankenstein’s for the majority of her life so it would be easy for one to suspect her right at the start. As soon as william had gone missing Justine took the time to go out and look for him all throughout the town. If she had indeed murdered him then why would she take the time to attract attention to the subject at hand? The only indicator that would have justified the jump to conclusions was the item that had been found on her. But you still have to remind yourself that if she did carry out this ungodly act then she would do her best to cover it up rather than to benefit the …show more content…
The locket that had been in Justine’s possession after William’s death unbeknownst to Justine herself. We are all aware that the locket was significant to Willam so it was easy to put two and two together right from the start. How could have Justine forgotten to hide the locket? Or maybe she was unaware, maybe even set up? We all know that freak of a creation is still running around these areas. Maybe that monster had some tricks hidden up his sleeve.
So, it is now for the jury to decide on whether to spare and save an innocent life or to take one away, just like William’s. I have done my part and presented all the crucial evidence in favor to Miss Moritz’s innocence and I can only hope you will be wise. I will state this one last time, Justine Moritz is not guilty for the murder of William Frankenstein. We have lost too many innocent lives, let us not add to it