Gerry Steel’s loyalty to the man he worked for is total, and he will stop at nothing to ensure that Sullivan, on trial on an attempted murder charge, goes free.
Once he has fixed the jury, and is assured that it will hang, Steel assumes there is nothing standing in the way of Sullivan’s freedom. And there isn’t – apart from the man himself . . .
Once he has fixed the jury, and is assured that it will hang, Steel assumes there is nothing standing in the way of Sullivan’s freedom. And there isn’t – apart from the man himself . . .
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