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The greatest trial involving an unimaginable demonic killer was to begin that would illuminate the jurisprudence and pedestrian civics corruption in a city called Gotham.
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Prosecutor: "Would you please tell the court your name and criminal alias."
Red Dragon: "My name is Max, but I call myself the Red Dragon."
Prosecutor: "Now, Max, what is it that you think you did, and what do you think this trial is about?"
Red Dragon: "Between 1993 and 1999, I committed a series of prostitute kidnappings and systematic psychological torture and killings. I think this trial is about why I chose to kill prostitutes."
Prosecutor: "I think you're partially correct. Why prostitutes, Max?"
Red Dragon: "I lived in Los Angeles (nicknamed Gotham) where prostitution has become rampant, so I committed the crimes to grab the attention of the police and the people. I felt there was no other normal way to get political attention."
Prosecutor: "When you kidnapped these prostitutes, what did you do to them?"
Red Dragon: "I would take them back to my apartment and put on Halloween vampire fake blood and say to them, 'See how you are morbidly curious about blood and vampires, even though you are a prostitute? It is because you live in a corrupt world and have become morally numb to it, so I will tell the newspapers of your demise.' Then I would slit their throats with a knife as painlessly as possible but they would simply bleed to death."
Prosecutor: "I see. How many prostitutes did you do this to in all?"
Red Dragon: "About 15. I let one go, because she kept crying and saying to me, 'I will stop being a prostitute!'"
Prosecutor: "Max, do you think the publicity surrounding these crimes and the media attention this trial is receiving --- there is already a movie in the works titled 'Red Dragon' about your crimes --- will gather the jurisprudence management attention you felt that corrupt policemen/politicians were failing to cultivate?"
Red Dragon: "Yes, yes. I think it will."
Prosecutor: "And if your mission fails, Max, will you regret your crimes?"
Red Dragon: "If my mission fails, I will still believe the prostitutes I used were saints for the cause."
Prosecutor: "Then it is my duty as a legal servant, Max, to prove that at least one of these so-called mission saint prostitutes did not wish to be part of your crusade and were therefore actual saints to your bloody vigilantism crimes."
Red Dragon: "Prove what you must. These prostitutes will never be forgotten. I have revealed Los Angeles (Gotham) to be a den of legal neglect."
End of court transcript extract.
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We the jury find the defendant, Max Hytner, also known as Red Dragon, guilty of murder but innocent of political slander.
This trial was covered by reporters working for the Gotham Gazette as well as social scientists working for Wayne Industries.
"Mr. Wayne, care to comment?"
"Sure. I look forward to the Red Dragon film. I think the arts always heal souls wounded by crime."
Judgment at Nuremberg (Film)

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Prosecutor: "Would you please tell the court your name and criminal alias."
Red Dragon: "My name is Max, but I call myself the Red Dragon."
Prosecutor: "Now, Max, what is it that you think you did, and what do you think this trial is about?"
Red Dragon: "Between 1993 and 1999, I committed a series of prostitute kidnappings and systematic psychological torture and killings. I think this trial is about why I chose to kill prostitutes."
Prosecutor: "I think you're partially correct. Why prostitutes, Max?"
Red Dragon: "I lived in Los Angeles (nicknamed Gotham) where prostitution has become rampant, so I committed the crimes to grab the attention of the police and the people. I felt there was no other normal way to get political attention."
Prosecutor: "When you kidnapped these prostitutes, what did you do to them?"
Red Dragon: "I would take them back to my apartment and put on Halloween vampire fake blood and say to them, 'See how you are morbidly curious about blood and vampires, even though you are a prostitute? It is because you live in a corrupt world and have become morally numb to it, so I will tell the newspapers of your demise.' Then I would slit their throats with a knife as painlessly as possible but they would simply bleed to death."
Prosecutor: "I see. How many prostitutes did you do this to in all?"
Red Dragon: "About 15. I let one go, because she kept crying and saying to me, 'I will stop being a prostitute!'"
Prosecutor: "Max, do you think the publicity surrounding these crimes and the media attention this trial is receiving --- there is already a movie in the works titled 'Red Dragon' about your crimes --- will gather the jurisprudence management attention you felt that corrupt policemen/politicians were failing to cultivate?"
Red Dragon: "Yes, yes. I think it will."
Prosecutor: "And if your mission fails, Max, will you regret your crimes?"
Red Dragon: "If my mission fails, I will still believe the prostitutes I used were saints for the cause."
Prosecutor: "Then it is my duty as a legal servant, Max, to prove that at least one of these so-called mission saint prostitutes did not wish to be part of your crusade and were therefore actual saints to your bloody vigilantism crimes."
Red Dragon: "Prove what you must. These prostitutes will never be forgotten. I have revealed Los Angeles (Gotham) to be a den of legal neglect."
End of court transcript extract.
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We the jury find the defendant, Max Hytner, also known as Red Dragon, guilty of murder but innocent of political slander.
This trial was covered by reporters working for the Gotham Gazette as well as social scientists working for Wayne Industries.
"Mr. Wayne, care to comment?"
"Sure. I look forward to the Red Dragon film. I think the arts always heal souls wounded by crime."
Judgment at Nuremberg (Film)
