A Burning Issue: A Young Waitress is Prosecuted for Murdering Her Abusive Boyfriend

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Cary, a young waitress in a small mid-western town, lost her live-in boyfriend, Mike, in a fire of suspicious origin. The somewhat inexperienced but hard-hitting prosecutor goes after Cary for murder, and a skillful and highly motivated attorney is appointed by the court to defend her. A mountain of forensic evidence piles up along with the damaging testimony of many reliable witnesses. The outcome of the trial depends on the credibility of the state s many witnesses and the significance of the circumstantial evidence compiled by the prosecution. The defense mounts a valiant effort to save Cary from a lengthy prison term, dwelling on the weakness of the evidence and the lack of credibility of the prosecution witnesses.