Courtroom Trials and Evidence
Legal Testimony and Evidence
This is a collection less about courtrooms than about the unreliable act of bearing witness—characters trapped in rooms with each other, forced to determine who's guilty, who's lying, and whether their own perception can be trusted. The Killer Is One of Thirteen, Exam, My Little Eye, and The Seventh Juror all confine their casts under suspicion and observation, turning judgment itself into the source of dread, while Two Birds and Six Minutes to Midnight ask what it costs to see clearly and speak up. Even the lighter entries carry a residue of interrogation and mistaken identity, as if every story here is quietly building a case.
