Two parts, now combined as one incredible fight for justice.

The state thought it had the upper hand with a "confidential informant" whose word was supposed to carry the case. They banked on secrecy, on hiding the source, on making the jury believe without question. But justice doesn't work on blind faith — and [Attorney name not found] wasn't about to let this case slide.

From the start, the defense dismantled the prosecution's smoke and mirrors. What was billed as confidential turned out to be misinformant. Under relentless cross-examination, the so-called informant's credibility collapsed: contradictions piled up, motives for lying came to light, and the prosecution's carefully staged performance fell apart in front of the jury.

The comedy of the moment wasn't lost — watching the state cling to a sinking ship, scrambling for answers that never came. Yet the tragedy was just as clear: how close the system came to convicting someone on the word of an unreliable witness, shielded by secrecy.

By combining Parts 1 and 2 into one story, you'll hear the full arc — from the state's smug confidence to their unraveling, and from the client's terror to the relief of hearing the words "not guilty." It's proof once again that public defenders are the last line of defense against injustice, armed with wit, skill, and relentless dedication to the truth.