Wolf of Wall Street

A somewhat scruffy, dazed man walked into the New York Police Department and claimed responsibility for a murder from ten years ago. The police immediately took it seriously.

At the same time, Lawyer Field officially stepped in and followed the case throughout, leaving no chance for the police or judge to manipulate things behind the scenes.

A month later, when Andy received notice that he needed to return to New York for a retrial, he was overwhelmed with excitement. It was as though he could see the dawn.

A bright dawn.

When Andy left the prison, the warden's expression kept shifting. He desperately wanted to kill Andy, because Andy held too much evidence of his corruption. But the lawyer had remained by Andy's side the entire time and never gave him an opportunity.

The warden's worries were useless anyway. Andy was taken away by people from the New York court.

New York State Court.

Courtroom.

The judge sat at the head of the room, looked at Elmo in the defendant's seat, and asked, "Elmo Shtill, do you have any objections to the charges of robbery and murder against you?"

Elmo was silent for two seconds, then shook his head slightly. "I have no objections."

The judge picked up the ruling and announced, "Then this court finds Elmo guilty of murder and sentences him to life imprisonment in Shawshank Prison."

Elmo was led away by the bailiffs. Before long, another man emerged from the back. He was tall, with melancholy eyes. He looked around this once-familiar place, and countless emotions rose in his heart.

"Mr. Andy Dufresne, on October 7, 1947, this court sentenced you for murder. Due to insufficient evidence, the previous verdict is hereby overturned."

After speaking, the judge brought down his gavel heavily.

Andy clenched his fists tightly,