By Graham Greene

Normally you read a story about fairy tales and magic spells. Playing childish games with your ability to read is not something you should do anymore and besides who wants fantasy nowadays.

This is why we bring reality to your eyes, things that happen in daily life and the place where you will meet the most dangerous criminals you will only find it here at…

The Central Criminal Court

The CCC brings you this week Adam’s case… guilty or innocent it is up to you to decide.

Adam is held prisoner in a court being judge by Mrs. Parkers assassination, the poor woman was battered to death and four witnesses saw Adam or someone with Adam’s appearance just coming out of Mrs. Parker’s house holding a hammer on his hands the day she was murdered.

What will be the jury’s decision?Will any of the four witnesses dare to hold a firmly declaration against Adam?What will be the end of this murdering trial?

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Catholic, lifelong adulterer, canonical novelist; self-Catholic, lifelong adulterer, canonical novelist; self-destructive, meticulously disciplined, moral relativist, destructive, meticulously disciplined, moral relativist, civilized to a stuffy fault and louche to drugged-out civilized to a stuffy fault and louche to drugged-out distraction, anti-imperialist, to name just a few. But it is distraction, anti-imperialist, to name just a few. But it is undeniable he was very good as a playwright.”undeniable he was very good as a playwright.”

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THE CASE FOR THE DEFENCEBy Graham Greene

Takes scene in two places the first one in Northwood Street in Peckham a British city and a court where the story grows.

The characters we can find in this story are:Adam ( “The murderer”)Mrs. Salmon (Main witness)Henry MacDougall (Second witness)Adam’s twin brotherLawyer (Narrator)

The most exciting moment in the story is when the lawyer asks Mrs. Salmon to identify which of the two men who were identical was the one she saw outside Mrs. Parker’s house and she could not.

THE CASE FOR THE DEFENCETHE CASE FOR THE DEFENCE

Tiffany Cantillo Tiffany Cantillo Jeiner HernandezJeiner Hernandez

Ivan Campo Ivan Campo

Universidad del AtlanticoUniversidad del Atlantico

BarranquillaBarranquilla

20092009