The case you are about to read about is true. It was tried in Honolulu over the course of 10 weeks. The government called 41 witnesses. The jury took less than 12 hours to fully acquit all six defendants. But throughout the course of the proceedings, events unfolded that strained imagination and situations arose that are rarely seen in a jury trial, particularly in a white-collar criminal matter. As you will see, that is not an exaggeration.

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