Two Kinds of Truth Quiz

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What is a subtle detail from the Borders case file that Bosch realizes is a signal of wrongdoing? (from Chapters 15 - 21 )

Cronyn visited Borders in jail multiple times before Cronyn formally initiated the legal process with his written letter.

Cronyn used to be employed by the LAPD in the evidence-holding chambers.

Cronyn is Borders' brother-in-law.

Lucas John Olmer and Borders were high school friends.

Why is the celebration between Mickey Haller, Cisco, and Bosch subdued, even though they enjoyed a best-case scenario in the courtroom? (from Chapters 36 - 44)

They know that the real killer is still on the loose.

Bosch realizes that Haller had leaked the story to the Los Angeles Times.

Haller is dejected that his old friend Lance Cronyn is going to jail.

Bosch knows that he will never be on speaking terms with Lucia Soto again.

What item had been the key to Bosch getting the conviction on Preston Borders years ago? (from Chapters 1 - 7 )

A script for a confidential movie project.

Ticket stubs to a Dodger game.

A seahorse necklace.

A teddy bear.

How did the crucial evidence box, which was videotaped being opened by Soto and her team, actually have intact seals? (from Chapters 36 - 44)

Terrence Spencer had secretly hoarded old seals, which he used to re-seal the box after tampering with the evidence.

Soto and her team used realistic-looking video editing to make it look like the box was sealed.

The evidence box that Soto filmed herself opening was not actually the crucial evidence box in question.

Terrence Spender inserted Olmer's DNA through a microscopic hole in the side of the box.

Having successfully solved three cases, how does Bosch feel about the state of the world? (from Chapters 36 - 44)

He is encouraged by the professionalism of the young San Fernando detectives.

He is dejected that there is so much evil and manipulation all around.

He is quietly satisfied that the justice system is always there to right the wrongs in the world.

He is tired and realizes that he needs to retire sooner rather than later.