Prosecution of Donald

This page describes an event. For the details of the murder, see "Death" on Scott Dourque's page.
The Prosecution of Donald entails the litigation of Donald by Evil Lay's for the murder of Scott Dourque. McDonald's would assist in Donald's defense. The trial took place on November 2nd, 1991.
=== Trial Preparation ===
On October 17th, the day after the murder, Philly Dourque was contacted by Evil Lay's executive Not Luke to lead the prosecution against his father's murderer, Donald. By this point, Philly was a very experienced prosecutor, and was determined to bring swift justice upon Donnie. Word of a legal case against Donald would reach McDonald's agents who, on October 20th, would request the assistance of Daren the Lawyer. Although Daren felt outclassed by Philly, he would lead the defense anyway. Daren spent many sleepless nights working with the McDonald's legal team in order to prepare for anything Philly and the prosecutors could throw at him.
=== The Trial ===
Finally, on November 2nd, it was the day of the trial. Daren would one of McDonald's lawyers drive him, as he said he was much too nervous to drive himself. He later ended up paying the lawyer so he could replace his passenger seat, as it was ruined by the amount of sweat it had soaked up. Daren's nice lawyer suit was of course ruined as well. Upon entering the court room, Daren was fooled by the false confidence portrayed by Philly and the Evil Lay's legal team, who did not feel they had enough evidence to convince the judge Donald was guilty. Daren would take a quick sink break before the trial began to clear his mind. Returning to the court room, Daren had regained his composure substantially. Donald himself said "that motherfucker was locked in."
Just as the trial had begun, Donald would interrupt the judge and describe, in great detail, the events leading up to and during the murder. All of the defense would excuse themselves from the court, as Donald had just massively incriminated himself irreparably. Before the end of the trial, Donald would jolt out of the court room and successfully escape from custody. Moral of the story: no pain, no gain.