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1. The main characters are Harold Vekt, Morris Jagoda and Annabelle Jagoda.
Harold Vekt was a young man, who made money by stealing valuables from wealthier people. He wasn't afraid of using a gun when committing a robbery.
Morris Jagoda was a man in his late forties by Harold Vekt's opinion, mabye older. When getting robbed, he was stuttering, but when his wife got shot he became furious and attacked Vekt.
Annabelle Jagoda was a woman in her late forties. When getting robbed, she gave no resistance to Vekt, but when Vekt saw her pendant , she held on to it with her life.
2. Ta kandis beeži karusnahast kasukat merevaigukollase siidkleidi peal, kuldsete äärtega ovaalseid kõrvarõngaid koos väikeste teemantitega, paksu kuldkäevõru ja sõrmust, mis oli stiililt lihtne, kuid millel olid peal mitmekaraadilised teemantid. Mees kolmeosalises hallis ülikonnas kandis kuldset taskukella ja punakaspruuni vanamoelist ümbrikustiilis lapatsi ja kahe kinnitatud rihmaga nahkkohvrit.
3. Vekt killed the woman, because when robbing the couple, she didn't give everything she had to Vekt. Vekt saw the pendant around the woman's neck and demanded it too. But the woman didn't want to give it and fought back when Vekt was trying to grab the pendant. Vekt shot her to the heart , which caused the woman to die.
4. Vekt sold the stolen goods to his friend who dealt with selling them . They agreed on the prices of the jewellry and made the deal.
Vekt decided to keep the watch. He hided it into the heel of a boot.
5. The atmosphere in the courtroom was nervous. Vekt's eyes were wandering around the courtroom. His attorney told him to stay focus and write down everything that could give them an advantage in the trial . The prosecutor was six- foot -two, had a pounch and was moving around the courtroom. The jurors were mostly white, only two of them were black .
6. At first Vekt's attorney asked why his client had been accused of murder . He had been told that Mr. Jagoda, the victim's husband, had identified him in a police lineup. When asking for a more specific description , he was told that he Vekt had been recognized from a picture in the police files. On the picture Vekt had brown short hair as in the real world, but Mr. Jagoda had said in the testimony that the robberer had long blonde hair. When Vekt's attorney asked if a search had been done in Vekt's home, he was told that no jewellry was found , only eighty thousand dollars in cash which couldn't have been related to the robbery.
7. During the trial, Vekt was calm. His eyes and mind were wandering aroun the courtroom. He didn't act nervous. When Mr. Jagoda entered the courtroom, Vekt looked at the ceiling . His attorney told him to stay attentive.
8. It seems that Harold Vekt won't be found guilty, because no direct proof wasn't found that could blame Vekt in committing the crime . Only the description of the murderer seemed to be familiar to Vekt's appereance.
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