Natural Justice #1
He looked a yob from my place in the witness box faced across the courtroom standing in the dock even though his mother had tried unsuccessfully to tart him up in a cheap black suit and tie uncomfortably worn. I was there for the Crown to help send him down for beating up my friend - and he looked a nasty piece of work. He’d a mean taut face, skin head and obviously shown zero interest in education.
He admitted being at the scene and a member of a gang known for wreaking gratuitous violence - how could he plead not guilty?
- Category: True Stories Told As Fiction
6 comments add one below
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Neville Hunt over 6 years ago
How indeed, but I bet he will! This looks like a good series in prospect. Yippee! :-)
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Neville Hunt over 6 years ago
...but I've just seen it's a true story... even more interesting!
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Steve McBrevity over 6 years ago
You and Christopher might think you are prolific but just wait!
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Neville Hunt over 6 years ago
There isn't a gauntlet thrown down...and I can't wait! :-)
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Neville Hunt over 6 years ago
...well not thrown down by us!
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Christopher about 6 years ago
No, I don't even have a gauntlet! I might could rustle up some mittens, though.
