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The television showed Chief George standing outside Hell's Kitchen Police Station, giving an interview.

What surprised Alvin was that the two lawyers accompanying "Gunnery Sergeant" Bob Lee Swagger were Matt Murdock and Foggy Nelson, the two public-interest lawyers.

"Chief George, why was a terrorist who tried to assassinate the Vice President allowed to post bail? I hear he turned himself in yesterday, and it's only been 24 hours since then..." an excited television reporter near the front asked.

Foggy Nelson waved to get the reporter's attention, then grinned and said, "My client, Mr. Swagger, is innocent. We have ample evidence proving he wasn't the one who fired the shot.

"The prosecution has just agreed to my client's bail application."

"What evidence?" the reporter asked excitedly.

Foggy Nelson had never been the center of attention like this in his life. Smiling at the reporters' questions, he took a laptop out of his briefcase, looked around, and set it on the hood of a police car beside the station entrance.

He plugged a USB Drive into the laptop and opened a video file...

Several Photographers carrying Video Cameras crowded around the laptop. One of them signaled for everyone to be quiet, and the footage on the laptop was broadcast live to households across the country.

In the video, Foggy Nelson held a Sniper Rifle. With a terrified FBI employee watching, he loaded a Bullet into the chamber, took aim at the door of the FBI evidence room with a thoroughly amateurish stance, and pulled the trigger...

The video was very short. When it ended, the reporters crowded around a rather pleased-looking Foggy and asked, "What does this prove?"

Foggy glanced at Bob, who stood silently with his head lowered, then said to the reporters, "This is the Sniper Rifle found at the