"Irish, do you still not grasp the current situation? While we have evidence pointing to Joseph as the murderer, he is not entirely innocent. Let me put it another way. Joseph possesses sufficient motive, and both the testimony of the witness and his blood found at the crime scene provide damning evidence against him. I understand your perspective, but if you wish to prove his innocence, you must carefully consider whether you have overlooked something. Rest assured, our police force would never wrongfully treat an innocent person, but we cannot allow a criminal to evade justice. I hope you can comprehend this and cooperate with us," Chalmers stated.
Chalmers' words seemed logical, yet they inflicted a cruel reality upon Irish.
How could she prove Joseph's innocence?
