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Frank Chambers, a drifter who was kicked off from a hay truck in front of a roadside hotel owned by a Greek migrant Nick Papadakis, narrates The Postman Always Rings Twice. He developed a strong attraction to Nick's beautiful wife. Nick happy and friendly with Frank offered him a job. The offer was accepted and frankly became an employee of Nick. Cora, wife of the owner was a winner of a beauty contest, a beautiful and young lady but she repelled with Nick's family background and wasn't happy to work and cook for her husband. Frank and Cora get into a passionate, sometimes violent relationship and conspired to kill Nick and grab all his property, resulting from persistent handwork. The first attempt to kill was when they tried to drown Nick in the bathtub but eventually, a policeman appeared and a power outage occurred, failing the trial. Nick recovers but due to the memory loss, he doesn't know how narrowly his death got avoided. Determined to the aim, a fake car accident was planned. Nick got a stroke on the head, and the car was crashed. Nick died; trial succeeded. After the prosecution, Cora was set behind the bars but her lawyer manages to tackle it and she got a plea agreement. The money and wealth were obtained but their relationship started getting worse. Frank had another affair when Cora was at her mother's funeral. They had several disputes but ended up patching things, got married, and planned a happy future. But destiny played its role and Cora met with an accident and she died. Frank was then pled guilty to murdering Cora because he was the one driving the car. This paper deals with the unfair trials and how justice got suppressed and unnoticed.