On the day of the trial, the hall was packed.
There was even a wave of reporters outside the court, all vying to report on this "war between wealthy families for property."
Vitas' cold eyes stared at Wilson closely, mercilessly speaking every word.
"I want to sue Mr. Wilson and Mr. William for taking advantage of their jobs to steal and sell company secrets, make false accounts, and intentionally commit murder!"
Wilson snorted coldly: "Vitas, I know you are very dissatisfied with our two brothers, but we can also sue you for defamation in court!"
He did everything neatly, and he didn't believe that Vitas could make any mistakes.
Vitas' face was full of disgust: "How dare you talk nonsense now that you are here? Presiding judge, this is the evidence I collected. You will know if I have framed you after investigating!"
Wilson and William stared at the information closely and exchanged looks filled with fear.
After a while, William's face was full of remorse, and he said with tears: "We have done some wrong things, but we dare not admit intentional murder!"
Vitas sarcastically said: "You really won't give up until you see the Yellow River! How dare you use that truck driver once, and you dare to use it a second time? You hit me, and you dare to hit Jiangnan!"
Wilson was like a furious lion: "We don't understand what you are talking about, you are slandering!"
Obviously that driver, he had asked him to go abroad to avoid the limelight.
"I restored the camera on that stretch of road. The driver who hit me was the same driver who was going to hit Jiangnan!"
"That doesn't mean we did it!"
Vitas looked at him with a gloomy face.
"Do you think he can really hide out of the country after touching Chen Jiashu's people? My dear uncle, you are not that capable!"
After speaking, he shouted to the presiding judge: "I have a witness!"
A short man with dark skin walked in. Who else could it be if it wasn't the driver?
Wilson and William were sweating coldly. His child was still hanging on a machine in a private hospital. How dare he disobey?
The man lowered his head: "It was Mr. Wilson and Mr. William who threatened me with my son's life and gave me a large sum of money to deal with Mr. Vitas for them."
At this point, the court was in an uproar.
People couldn't believe that the two of them were so talkative that they even paid for the murder of their nephew in order to fight for power.
The presiding judge stared at the man with his eagle-like eyes: "Do you have any evidence?"
The man said solemnly: "Yes. I was afraid that they would not treat my son, so I secretly brought a voice recorder and the transfer records they gave me before I went."
There was no chance for things to turn around. Wilson's eyes darkened and he couldn't sit still anymore and fell to the ground.
There were whispers in the auditorium, and dense sounds penetrated into the ears.
Being good at using public opinion, he felt the overwhelming malice for the first time.
The presiding judge read all the evidence and asked everyone: "Is there anything else you want to add?"
Vitas looked at Wilson condescendingly: "Uncle, do you have anything else to say?"
"Why? Why do you do this to me? Obviously I am the eldest son, I should inherit the company, and this business should be mine! Mine!"
Wilson was calm at first, but later became more and more crazy.
"I just want to get back what belongs to me, why do you want to stop me! You still want me to retire, you are dreaming!"
Vitas looked at him quietly, his expression indifferent.
"Isn't the reason why Lingzhi was handed over to my dad because you saw that the Lingzhi building was about to collapse and you were unwilling to clean up the mess and wanted to go out on your own? You also poached all the technical staff of the company at that time. Have you forgotten that? "
"It was me who helped Lingzhi up with one hand!"
Wilson was shocked. Yes, it is for this reason that if you let this kid live, he will surpass himself sooner or later.
Only after he dies will he be able to enjoy the technological wealth he left behind forever, and be rich and prosperous for the rest of his life.
As the presiding judge's verdict was read, Wilson and William lost their freedom forever.
