Answer:
John Adams.
Explanation:
The Boston Massacre refers to the violence which erupted when a group of citizens assembled outside the statehouse to protest against the British soldiers' presence in the town. In this course of this event, five colonists were killed. While the patriots held red coats, soldiers for the brutal murder, Captain Thomas Preston along with his eight British soldiers called it an act of self-defense. John Adams who himself was a patriot agreed to take the case of the British soldiers.
