Witness for the Prosecution

"Witness for the Prosecution" is a legal thriller play by Agatha Christie, later adapted into a film. It centers around a murder trial where a man named Leonard Vole is accused of killing a wealthy widow. The courtroom drama unfolds with conflicting witness testimonies, particularly from his wife, Romaine, who initially seems to support him but later provides crucial evidence against him. The story explores themes of justice, truth, and deception, creating suspense as the audience grapples with the characters' motives and the unpredictability of the trial's outcome.