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Trial Day Thirteen

Court personnel, the lawyers, and Bill travel the 80 miles to Maswa to examine the scene of Peppy’s death. The judge appears in “civilian” clothes, without his wig and red robe. The group climbs to the top of the hill and surveys the area. The height and denseness of the shrubbery at this time as opposed to the time of Peppy’s death will be an issue at the trial. Bill stands nearby surrounded by Tanzanian military men. The group also visits the site where witnesses said they had seen Bill beating his wife. Shards of a bottle are found at the scene, perhaps confirming Bill’s testimony that the bottle of beer Peppy had been drinking was broken as well as the failure by the police to properly secure the evidence.