Dissection of a Murder Quotes

“Beware people accusing you of something; it’s very likely they’re doing it themselves. Projection is powerful.”
― Jo Murray, Dissection of a Murder

“That’s the key: once people start talking to someone who is willing to listen, they’ll reveal anything. We all want to be heard, even if we give away our own secrets. Beware people accusing you of something; it’s very likely they’re doing it themselves. Projection is powerful.”
― Jo Murray, Dissection of a Murder

“Often, it’s the tiniest details that reveal the greatest secrets.”
― Jo Murray, Dissection of a Murder

“Women feeling that the only way they’ll succeed in this career is because of how they look or who they’re willing to sleep with. No more. We must stick together. We are worth more than that.”
― Jo Murray, Dissection of a Murder

“Looking back on it”
― Jo Murray, Dissection of a Murder

“I’ve become used to it now”
― Jo Murray, Dissection of a Murder

“no longer belonged to Dad or to any of the other men who had used it. Jack is the only man I’ve ever felt comfortable enough with to tell what happened to me. The relief when he didn’t turn away was overwhelming.”
― Jo Murray, Dissection of a Murder

“The ultimate betrayal. Not only did her best friend fuck her father”
― Jo Murray, Dissection of a Murder

“You think a different name changes who you are?’ She laughs”
― Jo Murray, Dissection of a Murder

“Most people like to think they’re nothing like the criminals we hear about”
― Jo Murray, Dissection of a Murder

“Where is this mystery lover?’ he asks during his closing submissions. ‘Isn’t it ludicrous to suggest that someone who professes to love you would rather risk you being sent to prison for life than admit to a crime they themselves committed? Does that sound like love to you?”
― Jo Murray, Dissection of a Murder

“CAN ANYONE REALLY change? That’s the ultimate question”
― Jo Murray, Dissection of a Murder

“mistake. She was a mistake.’ No sincere apology”
― Jo Murray, Dissection of a Murder

“The defendant. Jack has been reduced to a thing”
― Jo Murray, Dissection of a Murder

“Does blackmailing me make you feel powerful? Some kind of twisted revenge”
― Jo Murray, Dissection of a Murder

“He has stolen”
― Jo Murray, Dissection of a Murder

“Who knows?’ She shrugs. ‘I don’t have the time to contemplate whether my clients are telling the truth or not. I do my job the best I can”
― Jo Murray, Dissection of a Murder

“What really pisses me off is that they make me sound like a naive sixth-form law student. Julian”
― Jo Murray, Dissection of a Murder

“Walking into one of them”
― Jo Murray, Dissection of a Murder

“He used to tell me the best advocates were unshakeable and never allowed anyone to see past the titanium exterior they presented to the world.”
― Jo Murray, Dissection of a Murder

“A haven for dirty deals”
― Jo Murray, Dissection of a Murder

“This is fantastic news”
― Jo Murray, Dissection of a Murder

“The last thing I want to do is parade myself in front of some of the most important people in the legal profession like a kind of bedraggled peacock.”
― Jo Murray, Dissection of a Murder

“couldn’t show any signs of anger whatsoever because”
― Jo Murray, Dissection of a Murder