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Sarah Lynn's Report

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Justice has been served Everyday Bailey Brown rides the huge, grey, janky train to her law firm to downtown NewYork, NewYork. Bailey the last few weeks has been super stressed trying to deal with the current case she has been handling. The trial is dealing with a man named Robert Jean, who has been accused of the rape and murder of the fifteen year old girl, Sarah Lynn. Robert Jean abducted Sarah Lynn on the date of June 24th, 2016 from the outside of her highschool while she was waiting for the bus to arrive. When she didn't come home that night, her parents, Zach, and Kyra Lynn, Called 911 filing a missing persons report. The investigation started immediately and many people were looking for the missing girl. Everywhere there were posters …show more content…

The flyer described Sarah wearing blue jeans with black UGG boots, and a pink sweatshirt on the day she went missing. On the day of July 15th, 2016 the body of Sarah Lynn had been found in Lake Conesus in New York. Investigators took the body into custody looking for any evidence of the killer. While this was taking place, their were a few men in custody that were potential suspects. The investigators took the DNA of all the suspects and compared them to the DNA that was found on the body of Sarah Lynn. They identified the murderer as Robert Jean. Robert Jean was taken to jail, and was further investigated. Robert refused to be investigated without a lawyer present. Bailey Brown was the lawyer he chose for his case. The investigator, Karla Voss, started the investigation started on July 23rd at ten in the morning. Karla showed a picture of …show more content…

Bailey left the jail, after finishing the conversation with Robert, to look into the history of Robert, to figure out a way to give Robert a chance after prison. She first researched his past, to identify is their were any other past charges, or if he had a clean record. What she found, discouraged even herself from being able to help Robert in the slightest way. He had past drug charges, and even arrests for resisting arrest, and using violence against a police

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