| Display title | Surprise Witness |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The introduction of a key witness at the climax of a trial. Particularly one which renders everything that has gone before moot or one which would have rendered the whole trial unnecessary from the beginning because their testimony clearly absolves the defendant, or more rarely, proves his or her guilt, depending on whether we're rooting for the defense or the prosecution. |