In a court of law, you might assume that there’s a certain level of decorum that needs to be maintained by defendants, witnesses, and lawyers alike. Speaking clearly, respectfully, not using profanity unless it’s strictly necessary for relaying past events or direct quotes. That sort of thing.

Content Warnings: murder, desecration of a body, mentions of child abuse.

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