There were six of them in the classroom, people who did not usually hang out together. Five were students, but they weren't sitting in neat rows that morning, listening intently to their tutor. No. Their normal day - indeed their lives - were about to be irrevocably destroyed... Who were they? Why were they there, in that particular room at that particular time? And why, nine months later, is 18-year-old Maja Norberg standing in a courtroom, flanked by lawyers, reciting under her breath: You are innocent until the courts have ruled that you are guilty... -- back cover.
