What the killer wrote. Hallett J.

The difficult task was instructed by the royal lawyer Roderick Tanner to two students of the law faculty of Femi and Charlotte. His client is accused of killing a young girl. However, Tanner is convinced that the real killer is still free, and is decided on a very unusual experiment: to transfer to students a private correspondence of all participants in the case, intentionally hiding all the other details of the investigation. They (like us) do not know what exactly happened and who is accused of murder. Nevertheless, Tanner is sure: the real killer can be calculated by this correspondence. It has all the evidence. It is only necessary to carefully read between the lines, noting any suspicious details and inconsistencies. Meanwhile, less than a week remains before the second hearing in court, and then the innocent will be behind bars...