Guilt

Dubbed “Grace the Disgrace” and hounded by the British tabloids, young American Grace stands trial for Molly Ryan’s murder. Stan determinedly works around every legal obstacle presented in order to cast doubt on her guilt, while Natalie and Bruno race against the clock to find new evidence to prove her innocence. Meanwhile, in custody, Grace recognizes an opportunity that could potentially free her. Later, Prince Theo’s house of lies starts to crumble.

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But I'll tell them that was one of the happiest days of my life.

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None of that matters. What matters is...

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But I do know that a woman

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Could never pull it off quite like you do.

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Prince Theo killed Molly, Pike.

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I told you, I-I saw him from my window.

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Prince Theo will be dedicating

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Why do you think I'm serving fish and chips all day?

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Grace Atwood did not kill my sister.

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as she begins her second week presenting the Crown's evidence.

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Grace, I love you.

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A nine-year-old with a laptop could splice this together.

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but now... I don't know.

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I think we should put Roz Walters on the stand.

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by the prince of Wales,

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I must say, Mr. Bruno,

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I invoke my right not to incriminate myself.

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Good afternoon, Mr. Bruno. Thank you for your time today.

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Some of us have got a job, mate.

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That's disgusting!

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No, it's not odd at all.

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we would like to present a new witness.

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I-I don't understand

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- Sacrificed my livelihood. - Your "livelihood."

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sprouting in her belly.

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Hello.

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could be a clue that could help her.

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How was it strange?

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Uh, street's closed, mate. Turn it around.

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Ms. Walters, did you and Molly

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and threatened her if she kept the baby, did she not?

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clamored for His Highness to make a statement

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The royal bastard canceled his appearance

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If they find me guilty,

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