When an intelligent guy like him took so much risk, it is easily understandable how much confidence he had on himself. Even he played as his own attorney in such a case where attempt to murder is charged. The way he switched his gun with Nunallys, it needed thorough background search which he did. So he might have planted all these things in his super plan. Crawford was awesome intelligent and careful (no explanation is needed for this statement). I personally think there might be two reasons behind the last scene of the movie.ġ) I take your argument very convincing. That is not a normal reaction when one is asked to offer help or someone will die. It seemed she knew in advance that Beachum would lose the case and never had the chance to work at Wooton & Simms.ī) She told Beachum that he had only two weeks before flying to Chigago for a lawsuit (the client being a big corporation), while in normal case transition from criminal law to corporate attorney requires several months, that forced heavy pressures on Beachum, who was afraid to lose the opportunity.Ĭ) She refused to help when Beachum was trying to get a court order to keep Jennifer on life support, and said It has nothing to do with Wooton & Simms. I got this implication also from Nikki's strange behaviors,Ī) She told Beachum not to thank her when Beachum was excited about the luxury/comfy workplace at Wooton & Simms. This is not explicitly stated in Wikipedia article. And Nikki Gardner, Beachum's future boss at Wooton & Simms knows the scheme.
What makes me think like this because of the following theory.Ĭrawford is incredibly rich and he can afford that, he planed for several months before the murder, investigating Beachum's background and by letting Wooton & Simms offer such a dream job to Beachum he can gain some advantages.
Is the job offer part of Crawford's scheme? At the end of the film Fracture (2007), when Beachum prosecutes with new evidences, Crawford is surrounded by defense attorneys from Wooton & Simms, the law firm from which Beachum got a job offer.
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