The Prosecution
Because Wesley had never been arrested before, he hired a lawyer in an attempt to keep his record clean. Taking a fine bargaining position, his attorney demanded the immediate return of his equipment, even though things were looking pretty bad for him. From the government's point of view, there was enough evidence to indict him and bring the case to trial. As expected, the agents in charge not only denied his request, but also decided to press charges against him. Our dear Wesley was booked. At least the defense had made the case so that he could be let out on bail.
At that point, there was nothing left for me to do. I had written my notes of the forensic examination and set them aside in case they needed me to testify at the ...
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