"When did a court hearing become a wet market? Do you need to yell to emphasize your words?" came a cold voice.
Remus turned his head, and all the officials at the trial stood up and bowed.
I saw the old parliament speaker leading a group of members into the auditorium.
"That's what the Speaker said." Remus couldn't help but stretched out his hand to wipe the sweat from his forehead.
"Continue the trial, don't worry about us, we are just here to observe." The old parliament speaker said.
Remus coughed and said to Chitaki, "We are very clear about what you want to express, but there is no way to fully prove it through your personal testimony, including the testimony of the people around you and you can only be counted as one party's testimony, unless
Only when a second party's testimony that is not related to you appears, independent and mutually supporting testimony can be effective, but according to the information we have received, within the exploration team, except for your team and the two people who were accused, everyone else is dead."
Chitaki said, "There is voice communication record information in the recovered mecha. It will be clear if you can retrieve it."
Remus turned to look at the technical analyst.
"What evidence do you have from reading the voice communication records to prove that the exploration team members were controlled?"
"Report, we extracted the voice communication records, which can only prove that Cary and Farley Jones are mentally abnormal and are suspected of betraying the Shipney, and all team members are executing their orders," the technician said.
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Remus turned to look at Chitaki, "Do you have anything else to add?"
Qiantaki took a deep breath, and suddenly realized that it seemed like this was true. The Lanqi people seemed to control the entire team by controlling Kari and Farley Jones, even if something abnormal appeared in the later stages.
That's Cary and Farley Jones.
"People from STP were once controlled to assassinate Terenceus." Chitaki said.
"As far as I know, the STP people did not assassinate Tyron Jones. Instead, they attacked you because you shot Terenceus, and then they were forcibly killed by Terenceus.
In a sense, we still have the trigger to examine whether you caused a tragic miscarriage of justice." Remus said.
"I'll wipe it, is that okay?" Pique's entire face turned dark. He finally saw what it means to be impeccable. These censors are really awesome.
Chitaki said, "People who are controlled by stp will eventually attack their own people. This proves that they are controlled."
"We can suspect that those who were killed by STP were acting in self-defense," Remus said.
"I don't think STP people have the courage to attack Terenceus, even if it's self-defense." Chitaki raised his head and said.
Lime was stunned for a moment. This reason was nonsense to put it bluntly, but he suddenly found that he was involved in it, and there was a very troublesome character in it.
"If you think there is something wrong with what I said, you should summon Terenceus." Chitaki said.
The corners of Remus' mouth couldn't help but twitch, but he finally spoke.
"Summon Terenceus."
"Lord Terenceus is not feeling well, and I have full authority to represent him." At this time, Arman came in and said.
"Okay, you explain the situation at that time." Remus said.
"Those STP members who were killed were either traitors or were controlled. As for which aspect, it depends on which one you choose to believe, the Inquisitor." Arman replied directly.
Remus tried his best to calm down, "I understand."
"I still have something to say." Chitaki said suddenly.
Remus looked at Chitaki. He suddenly felt that he had made a mistake in allowing this guy to attend, but now he could only bite the bullet and listen.
"What do you have to say."
"Not all members of the STP mechas who were defeated at that time should have died. If I remember correctly, two of the mechas were bombarded. The pilots and members of the Lanqi clan inside were severely injured and fell into a coma. They did not have time to commit suicide.
There should be a chance of survival." Chitaki turned to look at Arman.
Arman also frowned. Of course he knew that one team member had actually been rescued, and the Lanqi tribesman and the driver in the cockpit were seriously injured at the same time.
"Is this a thing?" Remus asked.
"Yes." Arman said.
"I think you should also check the mental state of that member. I think he is also mentally depressed, and he should be one of the exploration team members." Chitaki replied.
The officials at the trial seat discussed with each other, and after a while, Remus spoke.
"The exploration team members also experienced mental abnormalities."
Edmund couldn't help but breathed a sigh of relief when he heard the result.
Remus turned to look at Cary and continued to ask, "Cary, what do you want to say about the whole thing?"
"It was my command error that gave the Lanqi clan an opportunity to take advantage of the situation and resulted in the deaths of members of the exploration team. I am responsible. My biggest responsibility is that I did not bring them back to the Shipney safely."
Farley Jones said, "It is the most tragic thing for one of your own players to die by your own hands. This is my responsibility."
Having said this, Cary and Farley Jones turned around and saluted all the family members of the dead players in the gallery.
Suddenly, there was a soft cry in the scene.
Chitaki couldn't help but sit down in silence. It was obvious that at this point, the situation was basically clear. However, Chitaki was a little confused. The people being tried were also members of STP. Why did STP refuse to take the initiative despite holding such powerful witnesses?
illustrate.
Chromie seemed to see Chitaki's doubts, and he said in a low voice, "STP has many ways to save Farley Jones. They probably don't want to expose the embarrassing thing, but it doesn't matter. Since you have exposed it, then
Things will be simple after that.”
"Is face so important?" Chitaki said with a frown.
"It's not that important, but those guys are so hypocritical." Chromie shook his head.
Sure enough, the ensuing interrogation basically consisted of reconstructing the situation at the time and asking some detailed questions. After about an hour, Remus raised his gavel, hammered the table and pronounced the verdict.
"The verdict is as follows: All charges against Cary and Farley Jones are not sustained."
The people of the First Legion suddenly cheered, and the STP walked out of a group of people and directly picked up Farley Jones.
Chromie stretched and said, "It's just a false alarm. These people are just looking for something to do."
"How many times have I told you, this is not just looking for something to do, these procedures are necessary. The Shipney cannot wrong anyone, nor neglect any suspicious aspects. There is nothing wrong with the matter. What is wrong is
The presiding officer mixed his personal emotions and used an unfair interrogation method to answer questions. It was only when the parliament members came to watch later that he put away those little tricks." Milo said.