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In Latin, the word “alibi” literally means “somewhere else,” and to any person charged with a crime, it is an extremely value asset to have because...
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In Latin, the word “alibi” literally means “somewhere else,” and to any person charged with a crime, it is an extremely value asset to have because it can mean the difference between an acquittal and a conviction.
But… just having an alibi isn’t enough: it has to be solid enough to stand up to scrutiny, because prosecutors know that breaking a fraudulent alibi can lead to conviction.
In this eleventh story in the Peter Sharp Legal Adventure Series, Peter is brought in to serve in a role he never thought he’s be playing – that of a prosecutor. Can he break the iron-clad alibi of this suspected murderer?
Read the first two chapters here and we’re sure you’ll want to finish this book and see if you can break the alibi.
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