Before long, another group of people entered. Leading them was a man in his sixties, with graying hair and a demeanor that suggested he was used to being in charge. Behind him was a man in a suit, and another man in his forties headed toward the gallery.
Judging by appearances, this must be today's defendant. The older man should be Qin Mingsheng. Tang Fangjing was a bit curious—given his current circumstances, under investigation by the relevant departments, how long could he hold out?
Some say that after spending some time in custody, they'd even confess, "I was the one who burned down Notre-Dame de Paris."
But in truth, being under investigation by the relevant departments brings pressure that even ordinary people would struggle to withstand.
The "regret chair" has its magic, and so do certain other local chairs.
Both Qin Mingsheng and Tian Junfa noticed the young man seated at the plaintiff's attorney table, scrutinizing him closely.
