English & Literature

why was the peckham murder case regarded as an 'open and shut case'?

story:the case for the defence by graham greeene

Asked by aafia14@gmail.co on 21 Jul 02:35

Last updated by anonymous on 23 Jul 19:57

1 Answers

Answered by MHood2 on 23 Jul 19:57

In the Case for the Defence, by Graham Greene, the Peckham murder case at first seems like an open and shut case. This is because there was a murder weapon and witnesses. But, when a twin brother is produced as well as other evidence, it moves away from the open and shut case.