She shot a police officer three times with her eyes closed. Then she asked for a trial.
Three weeks ago, London St. John raised Hannah Sha'Rone Blackwell from the dead in front of two trauma teams at Toledo Hospital. The video has three hundred million views. The woman who shot her, Sergeant Madolyn Lawson, is dead in the street on Densmore Drive, and Hannah pulled the trigger.
Now she's Hannah St. John, and she wants to be judged.
Her attorney wants a delay. Her husband wants her home. Hannah wants a bench trial, one day, in front of Judge Constance Olivia Nutt, and she intends to testify against herself. She wants London cleared in writing, and she wants the truth on the record even if the truth sends her to the Ohio Reformatory for Women in Marysville.
The prosecutor thinks she has a killer. The Lawson family thinks it has a murderer. The sheriff's deputies driving Hannah south on I-75 think they have a prisoner. None of them knows what Hannah knows about them, and none of them knows who is listening on the deputies' phones from a house on Paradise Drive in Tiburon, California.
Because Hannah Sha'Rone Blackwell was born this way. And the Ascendancy has been waiting two hundred and fifty years for someone like her to show up.
From the resurrection to the verdict, from a roadside restaurant in Findlay to a prison cell at three in the morning, Supernatural picks up the night The Awakening ends and does not let go.
Genre: Mystery
Three weeks ago, London St. John raised Hannah Sha'Rone Blackwell from the dead in front of two trauma teams at Toledo Hospital. The video has three hundred million views. The woman who shot her, Sergeant Madolyn Lawson, is dead in the street on Densmore Drive, and Hannah pulled the trigger.
Now she's Hannah St. John, and she wants to be judged.
Her attorney wants a delay. Her husband wants her home. Hannah wants a bench trial, one day, in front of Judge Constance Olivia Nutt, and she intends to testify against herself. She wants London cleared in writing, and she wants the truth on the record even if the truth sends her to the Ohio Reformatory for Women in Marysville.
The prosecutor thinks she has a killer. The Lawson family thinks it has a murderer. The sheriff's deputies driving Hannah south on I-75 think they have a prisoner. None of them knows what Hannah knows about them, and none of them knows who is listening on the deputies' phones from a house on Paradise Drive in Tiburon, California.
Because Hannah Sha'Rone Blackwell was born this way. And the Ascendancy has been waiting two hundred and fifty years for someone like her to show up.
From the resurrection to the verdict, from a roadside restaurant in Findlay to a prison cell at three in the morning, Supernatural picks up the night The Awakening ends and does not let go.
Genre: Mystery