The Crown vs. "Mr. Beautiful"

[Hanrahan 2983]

    A SUMMARY OF EVENTS

    In the case of THE CROWN v. “MR. BEAUTIFUL” 1754

     

   

     

    CASE HEARD ON THE 17th TOBIAS BOUNTY , 1754

    Evidence: Prosecution by Allanon and Briarwood.

    “Mr Beautiful” was witnessed murdering PAUL ALEXANDER VAROCHE. Multiple witnesses corroborate this evidence. When apprehended, he did not offer resistance.

    During the Trial, “Mr. Beautiful” admitted fully to cutting Paul Varoche’s throat, pleading guilty.

        Witnesses:

    – “Mr. Beautiful”

        – Showed and admitted to aberrant behavior.

        – Confirmed the statements of Mr. Allanon

 – Captain Rylan Swint

        – Witnessed abberant behavior and artwork, as well as the murder scene.

– Lieutenant Elene Greythorn

        – Witnessed abberant behavior and artwork, as well as the murder scene.

– Grzegosz Czarniecki

        – Witnessed the Murder directly.

    Defence:

– No Witnesses offered. 

    Following the trial, Judge Charles Napier gave the jury time to gather their information and decide upon a verdict.

    The Jury found the accused guilty for charges of murder and resisting arrest.

     

    Due to the severity of the assault, and for who the assault was inflicted upon, Judge Napier delivered the following punishment:

    “MR BEAUTIFUL” IS TO BE HANGED BY THE NECK UNTIL DEAD. 

[Enlightenment 2300]

Paul John Victor Varoche frowned for a moment, “Well... farewell then my son...”