Forget Mark Bruner. That's not what this episode is about. This is about attorney client privilege. The problem is that the defense lawyer sacrifices his morals (if they existed) to stand by his court assigned client. In the world of the lawyer this may be looked on as righteous, but in the rest of the world this guy not telling where the multiple bodies are when it could give so many families peace, and they could finally know what happened to their relatives...he is just as bad as Bruner. He knows that the could bring clarity to all these victims' families but chooses not to. If you choose your career over basic human decency you're a joke. You take an oath, but when your oath precludes you from providing the whereabouts of multiple mother and father's children...you are a terrible person. I love this episode but hate Bruner's attorney. He should be imprisoned.
