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This is the first 1,000 characters of 1667 words (6.67 pages) in the essay titled Snow Falling on Cedars1 Kabuo Miyamoto, a man of Japanese descent, is the defendant in the murder case of Carl Heine. Alvin Hooks, the prosecutor, is representing Carl Heine in the case, and Nels Gudmundsson is Kabuo’s attorney. On September 16, Art Moran, the sheriff, and his deputy, Abel Martinson, saw Carl Heine’s boat, the Susan Marie, afloat in the water off the shores of San Piedro Island. Art and Abel went to the boat to check it out, and they couldn’t find Carl. When they reeled in his salmon net, they saw Carl dangling by a hook on his fishing garb with a crushed skull just above the left ear.In the courtroom, Nels cross-examines the sheriff’s testimony. He made two points. First, he said that when the sheriff was reeling Carl in, he could have hit his head on something that would have crushed his skull. Next, he made a point that on the night of Carl’s death, there was a very thick fog that could have hindered Carl in some way to cause him to go overboard. Ishmael Chambers, a white reporter, questions Art Moran on the murder case. Art cuts a deal with Ishmael saying if Ishmael reports the death of Carl as an accident, Art will tell him everything he knows about the trial. Art doesn’t want the public startled about the trial any further than they already are. The coroner, Horace Whaley, examined Carl. He peeled the skin off the skull and examined the crushed area. He concluded that a right-handed Japanese man, made a 2-inch gash with the end of a gun butt, who was trained ... |
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Keywords: lastly, carl heine, nels gudmundsson, ishmael chambers, skull, hatsue miyamoto, kendo, murder case, carls, horace, abel, inch gash, gun butt, water breathing