Abel had called both the defendant and the witnesses and completed the examination of the evidence. It hadn't been difficult to piece together the facts.
Even though it was a verbal contract, there were too many witnesses who had heard that the victim would be treated.
Additionally, Father Enrique Giovanni had frequently visited the victim Braisen's house.
What would it mean if a priest visited a place where people had the plague?
'They either didn't treat it on purpose or lacked the ability to do so and couldn't cure it.'
The victim's family claimed that Father Giovanni had demanded an additional 200 gold coins.
He had said that if they didn't give him the money, he couldn't proceed with the treatment. If that were true, they should just be punished electronically.
But there was no need to worry about it.
The latter was also considered murder with intent to commit.