Chapter 101 Contested in Court

The prosecution opened with a blistering attack on Agamemnon's business practices. "Your Honor," Ana began, her voice clear and confident, "we are here today to expose a pattern of corruption, fraud, and illegal activities that have not only threatened Luxor House but have undermined the very foundations of fair business practices in our economy." Agamemnon's lawyer, a sharp-featured man named Harrison, was quick to object. "Your Honor, these are baseless accusations without merit. My client is a respected businessman who has always operated within the bounds of the law." The judge, a stern-faced woman in her sixties, peered over her glasses. "I'll be the judge of that, Mr. Harrison. Please continue, counselor." Ana proceeded to lay out their case, presenting evidence of insider trading, market manipulation, and corporate espionage. Witnesses were called, each adding another piece to the damning puzzle. A former employee of Agamemnon's company took the stand, visibly nervous. "Mr.