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My Lord, Gentlemen of the jury, I commend my learned friend for cleverly weaving the evidence e the prosecution to confuse this honorable court. By such means he has carefully and tactically gone round the law and twisted it to his own advantage and usefulness. Surely I shall not waste the precious time of this court by going over the evidence because the issue before the court are clear and raise no doubt whatsoever.

If the accused had not committed the crime as alleged why should the confessed emphasize on his plans and accomplishments as known to him worldwide? Why did the hard drug that was found the various warehouses match the one found in his parcel at the nation border? The woman who had her children abducted and murdered by the accused was cross examined before us and her answers left no one in doubt as to the connection between the principal accused, the woman, the confessors and the prime allegations.

The issue is clear and as such needs no further debate. Again when the