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In 1976 Chicago, a $1,000 cocaine debt sparks a brutal double homicide, leaving aspiring model Marigray Jobes and real estate heir Mark Demetrius dead in a bohemian apartment. Prosecutors Gregg Owen and Mike Goggin, with an unmatched trial record, chase justice through a city choked by corruption. As evidence-smeared knives, bloodied rags, a missing 911 tape-mounts, so does the shadow of power, with whispers of tampered labs and Board of Trade influence. From a tense 1980 trial to a shattering 1981 appeal, this gripping true crime saga unveils a Chicago where justice is a fragile melody. Owen's fiery resolve and Goggin's strategic brilliance clash with a system rigged for the elite, testing their marriages, legacies, and faith in truth. Set against the 1970s cocaine epidemic and pre-Greylord corruption, this is the true story of a murder that shook a city-and a fight that echoes in a lost demo tape of Jobes' laughter. This legal thriller plunges into Chicago's dark heart, where every victory carries a cost.

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