Wake Up! It's All About You : Play

NonFiction play that plays out the events that happened in SC. They tried to, but they can't keep me from telling the story. He admitted in court; still, nothing is done. His attorney still has her testimony stating,

"My clients admit to everything that she says they did, and if it takes for the rest of his life to pay her, then he ought to do it."

This was after she found out that he actually lied about the case. So, therefore, as I sat on the other side of the courtroom, I had to say to my mom,

"Why would someone lie to their own attorney? How can she properly defend him if he won't give the truth in the first place?"