Trail of the Serpent Chapter IX Court Testimony
In a crowded courtroom Richard's mother testifies about her son Allin Stopperton's seven year absence and debts of honour amid questions from the prosecution. She confirms his gambling debts and explains she has since settled them.
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Richard
Allin Stopperton
Mrs. Marwood
Bedtime of a Turb of the Slopperton Murder Trial
The trial of Richard Marwood hears testimony from Mrs Marwood and Martha about his wild youth and good heart. Witnesses describe brain fever illness and a dark road pledge before departure. The crown rests its case as a half caste servant’s deposition adds little light while the defence argues insanity.
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Slopperton
Mrs. Marwood
Martha
Harding
Napoleon
Jinks
Richard
Richard Marwood
the Lascar
Rue sprigs bouquet moves prisoner during trial
A prisoner arranges rue sprigs into a small bouquet in front of the crowd as officials call him to order. Joseph Peters reacts with a brief, improvised hornpipe before resuming the proceedings with muted demeanor.
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Joseph Peters
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