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NARRATOR:
In the criminal justice system
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the people are represented by two
separate yet equally important groups,
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the police who investigate crime
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and the district attorneys
who prosecute the offenders.
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These are their stories.
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So, what do you think?
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Excuse me.
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Burritos? Greek? There's
that Spanish place.
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El Faro's?
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The one on Carmine.
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Oh, I'm not in a
tapas state of mind.
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Hey, what about that Thai
joint we always go to?
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This is the problem with New York.
Too much choice.
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You know we should...
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Oh my God! What
was that?
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Hey!
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Call 911.
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Oh my God! Robby,
be careful!
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Oh my God!
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Dina!
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We need you to come down
and look at some pictures.
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Okay. But like we said...
Hey, you never know,
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something might jog your memory.
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Could they ID the shooter?
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Eh, too dark, it all
happened so fast, etcetera.
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Uh, he's about six feet,
dark hair, dark complexion.
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Black, white,
Hispanic? What?
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Italian, Greek,
Armenian, who knows?
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What about the witness? He
must've gotten a good look.
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Glen Fordyce. He's
visiting from Chicago,
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and that's about all I got.
He's still in shock.
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What do we know
about the dead guy?
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That's Josh Baker, fifty-three.
He's the proprietor.
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Oh, there's his
daughter right there.
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We're very sorry about your dad.
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Thank you. Listen, I'm
sorry to trouble you,
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but we're gonna need a list of
all the things that were stolen
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so we can check pawn
shops, fences, etcetera.
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I can do that for
you in the morning.
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He wouldn't have put up a fight.
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He always said just give
it up, it's not worth it.
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So why? Sometimes they
worry about witnesses.
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What about the
customer? How...
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He's on his way to surgery.
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We're actually hoping that
he can ID the shooter.
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Could you tell him
how sorry I am?
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Two or three to the chest.
Point blank.
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That's nine millimeter.
Any prints?
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Not a lot.
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It's closing time.
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Must've just finished wiping
the counter down back here.
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Who knows?
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He left a few pieces behind.
Maybe we'll get lucky.
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Yeah, and if our witness lives through
surgery, we'll all hit the lottery.
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This is a business trip,
and I finished early
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so I figured I'd stop and pick
something up for my wife.
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How's the owner?
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Mr. Baker didn't make it.
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See, that's what you get
for being a nice guy,
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going out of your way.
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What do you mean,
Mr. Fordyce?
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Well, he was closing up, and
he let me stay and browse
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'cause he knew I was heading
to Chicago in the morning.
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Then this punk...
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They don't make morphine
like they used to.
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Thanks.
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Anyway,
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this kid rings the buzzer.
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And since I was already
there, I guess he figured,
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what the hell, he'd help
out two prodigal husbands.
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Can you describe him?
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Early twenties.
Uh, skinny.
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Had curly dark hair,
uh, dark complexion.
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BRISCOE: Black? White?
Not black.
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Uh, hard to tell. Uh,
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Hispanic, Middle Eastern,
Gypsy maybe.
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He had some kind of accent.
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A foreign accent?
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I'm all for "your
huddled masses yearning
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"to breathe free" and all, but
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sometimes
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makes you wonder
who's watching the door.
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You think you could pick
his face out of a book?
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Whatever you need
I'm here for you.
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ED: Good. Thank you.
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Thanks.
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Now all we need is a pawnbroker
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who's as accommodating
as Mr. Baker was.
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Pawnbroker? Let's start in
the Village, move north.
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Oh, come on, man. Three hundred for
this old beat up no count guitar?
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Sorry, no discounts.
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You sure you don't have
something more exciting?
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Exciting?
Uh, like what?
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Oh, something, uh, special.
You know, private stock.
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Yeah, uh,
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I just got these babies in. Right off
the boat, if you know what I mean.
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Estate sale. What,
somebody died?
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Wow, now you're talking.
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You put these earrings together,
I'll give you a price.
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How about I take the whole lot?
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You buy in bulk and save.
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I didn't know the stuff
was hot, I swear.
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Yeah, I didn't know either. Let's
consult with an expert. Ed.
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Want to take a look at these?
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Oh, crap, man. What are you
guys, Starsky and Hutch?
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Ding, ding.
We got a match.
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Looks like you're closed
for the day, pal.
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Well, what's the pawnbroker
have to say for himself?
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"I never saw
him before."
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Of course. His log book?
Illegible.
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Isn't it always?
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And I'll bet he neglected
to ask for ID.
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Completely slipped his mind.
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But he did give us the same
description as Fordyce.
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Dark curly hair, skinny,
six foot, accent.
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Hey, we got a hit on a print from the
store off a bracelet he left behind.
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Uh, Eddie Travandze. Twenty-eight,
six foot, dark hair, brown eyes.
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BCI's sending over a photo.
And what's claim to fame?
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Oh, B and E, possession
of burglary tools.
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He did eighteen months upstate.
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Travandze? What is that?
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Says here he's from Georgia.
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So his foreign accent
was southern?
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No, Georgia, like in Russia.
You know, Soviet Union.
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Is there a last known?
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Yeah, 125 Delancey.
See ya.
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When's the last time you saw
your husband? Who knows?
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He left. Doesn't
live here no more.
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Yeah? Why are all his clothes
still in the closet?
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I told you, he left.
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Girlfriend floozy. I tell
him to get the hell out,
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or else or else I do like Mrs.
Bobbitt. Snip, snip.
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This floozy, you know
where we can find her?
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No ideas.
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Officer would you mind sitting here
with Mrs. Travandze for a while?
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Disgusting.
Worse than KGB.
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Pigs!
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Get the hell out!
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Don't you love
innocent bystanders?
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Police!
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I don't know nothing.
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Actually, we'll be
the judge of that.
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I'm outta work as it is.
I don't need trouble.
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We're here to prevent
trouble, Mr?
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Yeats.
Timmy Yeats.
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I don't need this.
I really don't.
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Yeah, we just got a few
questions about Mr. Travandze.
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Who'd he kill? Now, why
would you say that?
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Them Georgians.
Worse than Ukes.
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They're a crazy breed,
know what I'm saying'?
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Screaming all the time
like there's no tomorrow.
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What, screaming at each other?
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Him at her. Her at him.
Both of 'em at me.
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You know any of his friends?
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Me? Nah.
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All right, man, so when we see
Eddie, we'll give him your regards.
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Okay.
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Okay. There's this bar
in the East Village.
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Eddie dragged me there
on a couple of occasions
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for some cheap vodka called Borka's.
Borzoi's, something.
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On St. Mark's.
Real dump.
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When he's not beating the wife,
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he's down there swapping lies
with the other Cossacks.
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I know the place.
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Edward Travandze?
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Never heard of him.
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That was a rhetorical
question, smart ass.
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Go away. You're under arrest.
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For what? Armed
robbery and murder.
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Maybe he doesn't
understand English, Ed.
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You got wrong guy.
Stand up.
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Go to hell.
What do you want?
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BRISCOE: Hey, any of you guys
want to join your friend,
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there's plenty
of room in Rikers.
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Guess they understood that.
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Yeah, Rikers is Rikers
in any language.
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You've probably
heard this before, too.
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You have the right
to remain silent.
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Anything you say can and will be
used against you in a court of law.
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Do svidaniya.
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That's him.
Number four.
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You're positive?
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Yep, he's the one who sold me the stuff.
Definitely.
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ED: Thank you,
Mr. Krakow.
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Can I go, uh, home now?
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Yeah, we're gonna have
an officer escort you.
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Uh, we have a a bargain, right?
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Now, that sounds interesting.
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Look, I'm a stand up guy. I told you
I'd come in pick the guy out, so...
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And what did they promise you?
A hot cup of coffee.
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Officer.
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If that's who you're hanging your case
on, you're wasting everyone's time.
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If you don't have anything
better than a witness
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with a lot to gain by perjuring
himself, my work here is done.
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Sorry I'm late.
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It's easier to get through customs
than check out of a hospital.
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I'm sorry,
Mr. Finnerty.
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It looks like you might have to
put in a couple of more hours
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on behalf of your client.
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Yeah, your client used Mr.
Fordyce for target practice.
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Detective Briscoe says you have
fingerprints and another witness?
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There's no such thing
as too much evidence.
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Good. I wouldn't want
this mutt to get away.
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Hey! Save it for the
courtroom, Counselor.
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Let's get this over with.
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Take your time, now.
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No need.
Number four.
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I'll never forget that
face as long as I live.
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Docket number 274691.
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People v. Edward Travandze. Charges
are murder in the first degree,
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attempted murder in the first degree,
robbery in the first degree.
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That's a pretty good trifecta, Mr.
Travandze.
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JUDGE: What've you got
to say for yourself?
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You got the wrong guy.
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I assume that's a not guilty.
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Not at all guilty.
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JUDGE: That's a first.
Counselor?
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The defendant killed one
man and wounded another
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during the course of an armed
robbery, and as such...
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You had me at "killed," Ms.
Southerlyn.
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Defendant's remanded
without bail. Next.
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I figure murder two, assault
one, served concurrently.
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Feeling generous this
morning, are we?
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His lawyer's bringing coffee.
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He's been like that
for twenty minutes.
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Maybe Travandze likes
vodka for breakfast.
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Do what I say, okay?
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(CURSING IN RUSSIAN) I said no.
Okay? No plea bargain.
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Don't mind us.
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I'm sorry to waste your time.
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It seems my client is hell bent
on having his day in court.
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You explained the consequences
of a guilty verdict?
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Needle and all.
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I go to prison one time.
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I not go back. Never.
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I don't think that's an issue here, Mr.
Travandze.
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Your choice is between life in
prison or the death penalty.
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Screw you!
It wasn't me!
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You were ID'd by the pawnbroker
and the other customer you shot.
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Mistaken identity.
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I got jewels from guy in bar.
He sold to me.
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I don't know where he get from.
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Please don't insult my intelligence
with a fairy tale like that.
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Last time I do nothing wrong,
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son of bitch lawyer
says take deal.
246
00:12:07,587 --> 00:12:09,488
Not again.
I know rights.
247
00:12:09,557 --> 00:12:13,153
Most people looking at this kind of
evidence would take a deal and run.
248
00:12:14,764 --> 00:12:16,357
I take chances in court instead.
249
00:12:17,367 --> 00:12:18,926
I believe in jury system.
250
00:12:22,775 --> 00:12:24,937
This guy was waiting
outside my store
251
00:12:25,480 --> 00:12:29,281
when I came in that morning, uh, in a
real hurry to sell me some jewelry.
252
00:12:29,852 --> 00:12:31,013
I see.
253
00:12:31,988 --> 00:12:33,513
Did you buy it?
KRAKOW: Yeah.
254
00:12:34,024 --> 00:12:35,745
KRAKOW: Yeah, of course.
That's my business.
255
00:12:37,230 --> 00:12:38,790
And the person who
sold you this jewelry,
256
00:12:38,831 --> 00:12:40,527
do you see him in
the courtroom today?
257
00:12:40,801 --> 00:12:43,100
Yeah. He's over there.
The, uh, defendant.
258
00:12:45,207 --> 00:12:50,647
These items which have already been
labeled People's two through eleven
259
00:12:55,589 --> 00:12:58,787
are they the pieces that you
bought from the defendant?
260
00:12:59,327 --> 00:13:01,262
KRAKOW: Yeah. Yeah,
that's them.
261
00:13:02,933 --> 00:13:04,662
How much did you
pay for the lot?
262
00:13:05,937 --> 00:13:08,168
Five hundred and fifty
dollars, cash.
263
00:13:09,709 --> 00:13:10,709
Thank you.
264
00:13:20,090 --> 00:13:23,288
You knew that these
pieces were stolen?
265
00:13:26,200 --> 00:13:28,567
I run my business,
266
00:13:28,870 --> 00:13:31,396
like the Army.
Don't ask, don't tell.
267
00:13:32,876 --> 00:13:35,311
In fact, the District
Attorney indicted you for
268
00:13:35,947 --> 00:13:38,849
receiving stolen property in
connection with this case,
269
00:13:38,917 --> 00:13:39,918
didn't he?
270
00:13:39,986 --> 00:13:42,956
I have, charges pending, yeah.
271
00:13:43,557 --> 00:13:46,759
FINNERTY: Did they promise to drop those
charges if you testify against my client?
272
00:13:48,364 --> 00:13:49,889
No, they didn't.
273
00:13:50,901 --> 00:13:53,872
But you have hopes, don't
you, if you cooperate?
274
00:13:53,939 --> 00:13:55,031
Objection.
275
00:13:56,142 --> 00:13:57,268
FINNERTY: Withdrawn.
276
00:13:59,313 --> 00:14:02,112
Dad...
I mean, my father
277
00:14:02,584 --> 00:14:06,920
kept careful records of every piece of
inventory in the store for insurance.
278
00:14:07,391 --> 00:14:11,591
Are any of the items labeled People's two
through eleven listed in that ledger?
279
00:14:11,731 --> 00:14:13,290
Uh, all of them.
280
00:14:14,134 --> 00:14:16,399
The pearl necklace.
281
00:14:17,539 --> 00:14:19,633
The gold bracelet.
282
00:14:21,946 --> 00:14:22,946
(SOBBING)
283
00:14:29,290 --> 00:14:30,952
Do you know what
all this is worth?
284
00:14:31,459 --> 00:14:35,362
That bastard killed my father for
maybe five thousand dollars.
285
00:14:43,843 --> 00:14:46,142
I'm very sorry for
your loss, Ms. Baker.
286
00:14:46,380 --> 00:14:47,381
Thank you.
287
00:14:51,754 --> 00:14:56,592
You said exhibits two through eleven
were worth collectively about
288
00:14:57,596 --> 00:14:59,224
five thousand dollars.
Is that correct?
289
00:14:59,499 --> 00:15:00,499
About.
290
00:15:00,567 --> 00:15:04,266
So it's not what you'd call
top of the line jewelry.
291
00:15:04,907 --> 00:15:07,468
Isn't it highly unlikely that your
father's the only jeweler in town
292
00:15:07,544 --> 00:15:08,945
who would sell
these kind of pieces?
293
00:15:08,979 --> 00:15:10,971
I know what you're doing.
Ms. Baker?
294
00:15:11,616 --> 00:15:14,381
Those pieces came
from my father's store.
295
00:15:14,587 --> 00:15:17,422
Please, Ms. Baker
answer the question.
296
00:15:19,895 --> 00:15:23,593
No. Other people sell
this kind ofjewelry, too.
297
00:15:25,069 --> 00:15:26,069
Thank you.
298
00:15:32,980 --> 00:15:34,642
Next witness, Mr. McCoy.
299
00:15:35,117 --> 00:15:36,380
Approach, Your Honor.
300
00:15:40,457 --> 00:15:42,119
The People request
a recess, Your Honor.
301
00:15:42,227 --> 00:15:44,253
What seems to be the problem, Mr.
McCoy?
302
00:15:44,397 --> 00:15:47,561
Our final witness Mr. Glen Fordyce,
is coming in from Chicago.
303
00:15:47,635 --> 00:15:48,897
His plane must've been delayed.
304
00:15:48,970 --> 00:15:50,438
Is he essential to your case?
305
00:15:50,572 --> 00:15:52,252
Crucial, Your Honor.
Victim and eyewitness.
306
00:15:52,274 --> 00:15:54,175
My client is entitled
to a speedy trial.
307
00:15:54,244 --> 00:15:55,507
Relax, Mr. Finnerty.
308
00:15:55,646 --> 00:15:59,242
I'll see everybody bright-eyed and
bushy-tailed tomorrow morning.
309
00:15:59,986 --> 00:16:00,986
Yes, Your Honor.
310
00:16:03,690 --> 00:16:07,492
Jack. Fordyce never
got on the plane.
311
00:16:07,730 --> 00:16:09,892
Well, get him on the red-eye. We
need him here tomorrow morning.
312
00:16:09,966 --> 00:16:11,229
I can't. He's gone.
313
00:16:11,302 --> 00:16:13,133
What do you mean, gone?
He called his office,
314
00:16:13,204 --> 00:16:14,900
said he needed to take
some time off.
315
00:16:14,973 --> 00:16:16,734
That he and his wife were
going on a car trip.
316
00:16:17,076 --> 00:16:19,045
A car trip?
Unbelievable.
317
00:16:19,413 --> 00:16:21,746
Well, they've gotta eat and sleep.
Run their credit cards.
318
00:16:21,817 --> 00:16:23,581
I did. So far, they
haven't used them.
319
00:16:24,287 --> 00:16:27,486
And there's something else. Travandze's
uncle's doing life in Otisville.
320
00:16:27,859 --> 00:16:28,859
The Russian mob.
321
00:16:31,063 --> 00:16:32,725
What do you mean, disappeared?
322
00:16:33,500 --> 00:16:34,900
Ask defense counsel.
323
00:16:34,969 --> 00:16:36,938
Are you implying I had
something to do with this?
324
00:16:37,005 --> 00:16:39,497
I'm not implying anything,
I'm saying it outright.
325
00:16:40,210 --> 00:16:43,237
You, your client, somebody
got to my witness.
326
00:16:43,314 --> 00:16:46,217
No wonder Mr. Travandze has
such faith in the jury system.
327
00:16:46,285 --> 00:16:47,843
You have proof
of this, Counselor?
328
00:16:47,920 --> 00:16:49,946
If something's happened
to Mr. Fordyce,
329
00:16:50,558 --> 00:16:52,458
if you had anything
to do with it,
330
00:16:52,828 --> 00:16:55,525
you'll be looking at conspiracy
to commit murder charges,
331
00:16:55,765 --> 00:16:57,563
in addition to witness
tampering.
332
00:16:57,635 --> 00:17:00,298
You just better hope that Mr.
Fordyce is still alive and well.
333
00:17:00,873 --> 00:17:03,035
JACK: I need two weeks, Your Honor.
So do I.
334
00:17:03,109 --> 00:17:04,337
In Vermont.
335
00:17:04,945 --> 00:17:06,777
Do you have any more witnesses?
336
00:17:06,948 --> 00:17:08,040
No, Your Honor.
337
00:17:08,116 --> 00:17:11,781
Fine. Then let's see if we can put
an end to this proceeding ASAP.
338
00:17:11,855 --> 00:17:13,049
This is ridiculous.
339
00:17:13,123 --> 00:17:16,253
Your witness. Your job
to put him on the stand.
340
00:17:17,296 --> 00:17:20,562
Go ahead, Mr. McCoy. Charge
me with conspiracy, too.
341
00:17:31,316 --> 00:17:32,807
JUDGE: Have you reached
a verdict?
342
00:17:32,919 --> 00:17:34,284
We have.
343
00:17:34,353 --> 00:17:35,794
On the first count
of the indictment,
344
00:17:35,822 --> 00:17:37,791
murder in the first degree,
how do you find?
345
00:17:38,560 --> 00:17:41,086
We find the defendant,
not guilty.
346
00:17:42,032 --> 00:17:43,967
On the second count
of the indictment,
347
00:17:44,101 --> 00:17:46,832
attempt to commit murder in the
first degree, how do you find?
348
00:17:47,105 --> 00:17:49,506
We find the defendant,
not guilty.
349
00:17:49,943 --> 00:17:51,809
On the third count
of the indictment,
350
00:17:51,912 --> 00:17:53,938
robbery in the first degree,
how do you find?
351
00:17:54,316 --> 00:17:56,979
We find the defendant,
not guilty.
352
00:18:06,533 --> 00:18:08,729
You don't seriously
suspect the Russian mob?
353
00:18:08,903 --> 00:18:11,498
A key witness doesn't just
conveniently disappear Arthur.
354
00:18:11,808 --> 00:18:15,142
Especially one who has a chance to put
the man who shot him behind bars.
355
00:18:16,347 --> 00:18:17,372
What'd you find out?
356
00:18:17,482 --> 00:18:20,003
The Chicago police pulled Fordyce's
LUDs, searched his apartment.
357
00:18:20,052 --> 00:18:22,317
His clothes, his wife's
clothes, all gone.
358
00:18:22,422 --> 00:18:25,153
Maybe your boy just got a
bad case of stage fright.
359
00:18:25,293 --> 00:18:28,822
I don't think so. His prints in his
apartment matched someone named Levi March.
360
00:18:28,932 --> 00:18:31,401
He has a record. For
killing Abby Sherman.
361
00:18:31,702 --> 00:18:32,795
You know who he is?
362
00:18:32,871 --> 00:18:34,751
You think that's possible
after all these years?
363
00:18:35,141 --> 00:18:37,542
Why not? Everybody's
gotta be somewhere.
364
00:18:38,545 --> 00:18:41,071
What are we talking about?
Glen Fordyce is The Griffin.
365
00:18:42,184 --> 00:18:46,622
Well, if he is The Griffin, he sure as hell
doesn't want his kisser in a courtroom.
366
00:18:47,091 --> 00:18:48,524
Why are you calling him
The Griffin?
367
00:18:48,693 --> 00:18:51,060
That's what he called
himself, The Griffin.
368
00:18:51,798 --> 00:18:54,996
A mythical beast.
Half dragon, half lion.
369
00:18:56,738 --> 00:18:58,137
Levi March.
370
00:18:58,841 --> 00:19:02,642
Gadfly, media maven, ladies'
man extraordinaire.
371
00:19:02,846 --> 00:19:06,477
Who skipped bail after murdering
his girlfriend twenty years ago.
372
00:19:12,728 --> 00:19:15,425
BRISCOE: In 1983, The Griffin
was front page news.
373
00:19:15,565 --> 00:19:17,500
Every era has its gurus.
374
00:19:17,835 --> 00:19:21,328
So this is all that we have. He
killed his girlfriend, Abby Sherman,
375
00:19:21,540 --> 00:19:23,805
beat her to death with a blunt object.
Allegedly.
376
00:19:23,944 --> 00:19:25,935
Oh, he did it.
The jury said so.
377
00:19:26,013 --> 00:19:27,140
I thought he skipped bail.
378
00:19:27,449 --> 00:19:29,850
He did. He was
tried in absentia.
379
00:19:30,186 --> 00:19:31,654
That doesn't happen
often, does it?
380
00:19:31,822 --> 00:19:33,484
Well, the Sherman family
had connections.
381
00:19:33,558 --> 00:19:36,187
They knew a sympathetic judge that they
thought would give them some closure.
382
00:19:36,261 --> 00:19:39,561
Well, shouldn't you be turning
this over to Cold Cases?
383
00:19:39,766 --> 00:19:41,997
Well, Branch figures since
you actually met the man.
384
00:19:42,236 --> 00:19:44,137
Always thinking
of others, your boss.
385
00:19:44,306 --> 00:19:46,673
The original detective on
the case was Will Ashman.
386
00:19:46,743 --> 00:19:48,336
He retired in '94.
387
00:19:49,279 --> 00:19:50,679
Will Ashman?
388
00:19:51,750 --> 00:19:53,412
Oh, you're gonna love this one.
389
00:19:55,422 --> 00:19:57,823
March. Supposed to be a
real lady-killer, right?
390
00:19:57,892 --> 00:20:00,862
Heh. What the broads saw in that
pudgy little son of a bitch,
391
00:20:00,929 --> 00:20:02,158
I'll never know.
392
00:20:02,832 --> 00:20:04,232
That's what makes 'em
broads, right, Lennie.
393
00:20:04,502 --> 00:20:05,696
I'm with you, Will.
394
00:20:05,771 --> 00:20:07,170
So this girl that March killed?
395
00:20:07,239 --> 00:20:09,367
Oh, nice kid. Kinda
your girl next door.
396
00:20:09,709 --> 00:20:10,870
Cuter than a bug's ear.
397
00:20:11,044 --> 00:20:13,309
Lennie knows the type.
I used to.
398
00:20:13,548 --> 00:20:15,779
I don't know what she was doing
with a creep like March.
399
00:20:15,851 --> 00:20:18,946
Finally, she gets fed up. Tells
him she's dumping him, blah-blah.
400
00:20:19,422 --> 00:20:22,951
He flips. Bashes her head
in with a champagne bottle,
401
00:20:23,028 --> 00:20:26,123
bricks up her bod behind the
fireplace in his apartment.
402
00:20:26,767 --> 00:20:29,430
Place smells worse than
a Cambodian kitchen.
403
00:20:31,139 --> 00:20:33,131
Finally, the landlord
calls the cops.
404
00:20:33,811 --> 00:20:35,870
So why would a judge let a
man like that out on bail?
405
00:20:36,014 --> 00:20:38,347
It's hard to say no when you
ask for a cool mil up front
406
00:20:38,417 --> 00:20:40,097
and they write you out
a check on the spot.
407
00:20:40,219 --> 00:20:41,915
I didn't know March
had that kind of money.
408
00:20:41,988 --> 00:20:44,617
Nah, his old man. Levi never
worked a day in his life.
409
00:20:45,126 --> 00:20:47,220
And that's the last we hear of
him until about ten years ago.
410
00:20:47,296 --> 00:20:50,665
We get this anonymous tip that he's shacked
up with some local talent up in Montreal.
411
00:20:50,734 --> 00:20:51,734
So,
412
00:20:53,104 --> 00:20:56,802
we strap on our snowshoes, go up there, make
nice with the Mounties, raid the place.
413
00:20:57,211 --> 00:21:00,113
Miss the little nudnik
by a nose hair.
414
00:21:04,321 --> 00:21:06,620
Yeah, Will's what
you call old school.
415
00:21:06,691 --> 00:21:07,851
You mean
prehistoric. Hello.
416
00:21:08,192 --> 00:21:10,525
But entertaining, in a
Neanderthal sort of way.
417
00:21:10,864 --> 00:21:13,162
Hey, Fordyce has
a '91 Chevy Camaro.
418
00:21:13,367 --> 00:21:15,802
A little extra horsepower
helps when you're on the run.
419
00:21:15,971 --> 00:21:18,497
Yeah, spell that.
All right, cool.
420
00:21:18,908 --> 00:21:20,968
It was registered
under Mr. And Mrs. Fordyce,
421
00:21:21,044 --> 00:21:24,310
but the wife's driver's license has
the name Anne-Marie Gautreaux.
422
00:21:24,950 --> 00:21:27,784
And you're thinking she's the
local talent from Montreal?
423
00:21:29,122 --> 00:21:33,220
Montreal faxed us the driver's
license photos of all 145
424
00:21:33,295 --> 00:21:35,628
Anne-Marie Gautreauxs
in the province.
425
00:21:35,732 --> 00:21:37,758
A Chicago neighbor picked one as Mrs.
Fordyce.
426
00:21:37,835 --> 00:21:40,634
Well, that doesn't necessarily
mean they've gone back to Canada.
427
00:21:40,705 --> 00:21:43,801
On the other hand they left in a hurry
without any time to make plans.
428
00:21:43,877 --> 00:21:45,237
They might've
looked up her family.
429
00:21:45,279 --> 00:21:48,182
And all the cash they had was the couple
of hundred they got from the ATM.
430
00:21:48,651 --> 00:21:50,882
I know where my kid comes
when she's running on empty.
431
00:21:51,788 --> 00:21:52,789
Au revoir.
432
00:21:56,295 --> 00:21:58,491
I take it you still haven't
located Monsieur March.
433
00:21:58,564 --> 00:22:00,465
Well, until a few days
ago they were living
434
00:22:00,534 --> 00:22:02,662
in Chicago under
the name Fordyce.
435
00:22:02,737 --> 00:22:03,737
And he disappeared?
436
00:22:03,805 --> 00:22:05,806
We're thinking maybe he paid
a visit to his in-laws.
437
00:22:05,908 --> 00:22:08,810
That'd be difficult. They were killed six
months ago in an automobile accident.
438
00:22:08,879 --> 00:22:12,146
Well, living under an assumed identity
and not able to get in touch,
439
00:22:12,217 --> 00:22:14,812
there's a chance Anne-Marie
didn't hear about her folks.
440
00:22:15,021 --> 00:22:17,047
She have any other family?
Sister.
441
00:22:19,428 --> 00:22:21,056
She was here the day
before yesterday.
442
00:22:21,264 --> 00:22:23,028
Was she alone?
Yeah. All alone.
443
00:22:23,467 --> 00:22:25,059
Did she say
where her husband is?
444
00:22:25,270 --> 00:22:28,035
We don't talk about him. He's
not welcome in this house.
445
00:22:28,274 --> 00:22:30,106
You know where she is now? No.
446
00:22:30,577 --> 00:22:31,874
No, I swear.
447
00:22:32,647 --> 00:22:34,046
Did she say where she was going?
448
00:22:34,115 --> 00:22:37,314
When she left she was very upset.
About what?
449
00:22:38,421 --> 00:22:41,118
Our parents.
She didn't know.
450
00:22:42,060 --> 00:22:44,154
I had no way to reach her.
She was...
451
00:22:46,233 --> 00:22:47,495
She still in Montreal?
452
00:22:49,304 --> 00:22:51,068
I think so, oui.
453
00:22:52,408 --> 00:22:53,637
As far as I know.
454
00:22:57,015 --> 00:23:00,748
If you should hear from Anne-Marie,
if she gets tired of running,
455
00:23:01,454 --> 00:23:02,752
ask her to give us a call.
456
00:23:05,060 --> 00:23:07,359
We can call New York
and make a deal.
457
00:23:10,034 --> 00:23:11,467
She won't be prosecuted.
458
00:23:20,281 --> 00:23:22,113
Mademoiselle Gautreaux?
Oui.
459
00:23:22,184 --> 00:23:24,016
Gabrielle Simone,
Anne-Marie's attorney.
460
00:23:24,087 --> 00:23:27,057
Oh, I might've known. A lawyer's
a lawyer anywhere in the world.
461
00:23:27,124 --> 00:23:28,854
And so's a cop. Let's
cut to the chase.
462
00:23:29,227 --> 00:23:31,423
Since Anne-Marie is totally
innocent of any crime...
463
00:23:31,497 --> 00:23:33,398
Let's not forget about
harboring a fugitive.
464
00:23:33,467 --> 00:23:34,991
Oh, I get it.
You're the straight man.
465
00:23:35,136 --> 00:23:36,831
My sister said that I wouldn't
be charged with anything.
466
00:23:36,905 --> 00:23:39,066
ED: And you won't, if you tell
us where your husband is.
467
00:23:40,277 --> 00:23:41,437
I don't know If I can do this.
468
00:23:41,445 --> 00:23:44,074
He's not getting away this time, Mrs.
Fordyce.
469
00:23:44,148 --> 00:23:46,640
It's a lot harder to cross
borders than it used to be.
470
00:23:46,719 --> 00:23:48,959
ED: It would be better for him
if you tell us where he is.
471
00:23:48,989 --> 00:23:50,752
Otherwise, some other
cops get to him...
472
00:23:50,991 --> 00:23:53,791
You never know what could happen.
He could wind up dead.
473
00:23:56,867 --> 00:23:59,336
(WHISPERING IN FRENCH)
474
00:24:01,941 --> 00:24:04,740
Anne-Marie will tell you where her
husband is if you give her immunity.
475
00:24:05,245 --> 00:24:09,343
Plus she won't testify against him.
Not under any circumstances.
476
00:24:12,088 --> 00:24:13,784
It's not a problem.
We want it in writing
477
00:24:14,058 --> 00:24:15,219
from the District Attorney.
478
00:24:17,363 --> 00:24:18,363
You can get that.
479
00:24:19,833 --> 00:24:20,959
So when are you due?
480
00:24:22,003 --> 00:24:23,003
Three months.
481
00:24:23,138 --> 00:24:25,801
Is that why you decided to give
it up, after all these years?
482
00:24:27,878 --> 00:24:28,903
It's too hard.
483
00:24:30,248 --> 00:24:31,580
I love Glen, but
484
00:24:33,085 --> 00:24:35,612
I'm tired. This is
no way to live.
485
00:24:37,691 --> 00:24:40,253
My sister got married.
I missed the wedding.
486
00:24:40,997 --> 00:24:42,430
She's got two kids
I've never met.
487
00:24:44,635 --> 00:24:46,263
My parents died,
488
00:24:47,206 --> 00:24:48,537
and I didn't even know.
489
00:24:50,777 --> 00:24:52,040
I missed their funeral.
490
00:24:58,421 --> 00:25:00,982
I'm not a criminal. I shouldn't
have to live like one.
491
00:25:18,984 --> 00:25:21,385
How do you say "we're screwed" in French?
(CHATTERING ON WALKIE-TALKIE)
492
00:25:21,588 --> 00:25:23,557
I guess that's how. He's
on the fire escape.
493
00:25:28,497 --> 00:25:31,297
Oh, I thought
Griffins could fly.
494
00:25:33,338 --> 00:25:34,465
You want to do the honors?
495
00:25:34,540 --> 00:25:35,564
Avec plaisir.
496
00:25:37,611 --> 00:25:39,910
March is on a plane back
to New York as we speak.
497
00:25:40,548 --> 00:25:42,608
I've already picked out a
room for him at Attica.
498
00:25:43,486 --> 00:25:45,046
Wait a minute. Aren't
we skipping a step?
499
00:25:45,289 --> 00:25:47,622
March was tried
and convicted, Serena.
500
00:25:47,792 --> 00:25:49,657
I just assumed there'd
be a new trial.
501
00:25:51,564 --> 00:25:52,623
Yep.
502
00:25:53,367 --> 00:25:55,962
I thought this office was serious
about due process, Jack.
503
00:25:56,070 --> 00:25:58,938
And they are. He was represented
by very able counsel.
504
00:25:59,376 --> 00:26:01,777
Who is sitting in the
conference room as we speak.
505
00:26:04,383 --> 00:26:07,182
Two words, kangaroo court.
506
00:26:07,253 --> 00:26:09,154
Evidence was presented.
Witnesses testified.
507
00:26:09,290 --> 00:26:11,816
You represented
him, if memory serves.
508
00:26:11,893 --> 00:26:13,885
I was young.
I was naive.
509
00:26:14,530 --> 00:26:15,691
And now?
510
00:26:15,932 --> 00:26:18,561
I'm old enough to realize
just how naive I was
511
00:26:18,636 --> 00:26:21,071
for letting the state
proceed with that farce.
512
00:26:21,240 --> 00:26:23,436
This is a municipal
building, Marvin.
513
00:26:24,010 --> 00:26:25,501
Heil McCoy.
514
00:26:26,981 --> 00:26:30,043
So what do you say
we call it man two.
515
00:26:30,320 --> 00:26:32,289
Time served?
What time?
516
00:26:32,556 --> 00:26:36,220
Twenty years, Levi had to
deny his own existence.
517
00:26:36,595 --> 00:26:37,926
He could have turned himself in.
518
00:26:38,331 --> 00:26:39,697
For something he didn't do.
519
00:26:40,233 --> 00:26:41,599
Heil to you, too.
520
00:26:42,437 --> 00:26:43,837
Murder two.
Twenty-five.
521
00:26:44,206 --> 00:26:47,335
He's fifty-five years old.
That's a life sentence.
522
00:26:47,410 --> 00:26:50,073
And Abby Sherman would be
forty-five if she'd lived.
523
00:26:50,482 --> 00:26:52,347
If Levi March hadn't killed her.
524
00:26:53,019 --> 00:26:56,183
You know, I was hoping
you'd take this position.
525
00:26:57,057 --> 00:26:59,823
Now I get to correct the mistake
I made twenty years ago.
526
00:27:00,029 --> 00:27:02,521
What's done cannot be
undone, Marvin.
527
00:27:02,599 --> 00:27:03,964
Oh, yes it can.
528
00:27:04,167 --> 00:27:05,931
That's what appellate
courts are for.
529
00:27:13,749 --> 00:27:17,516
It is well established that in all
criminal proceedings, the accused
530
00:27:17,587 --> 00:27:20,250
has the right, guaranteed
by the Sixth Amendment,
531
00:27:20,324 --> 00:27:24,490
to be, and I quote, "Confronted
with the witnesses against him."
532
00:27:25,064 --> 00:27:28,263
Similarly the due process clause
of the Fourteenth Amendment
533
00:27:28,536 --> 00:27:31,062
implicitly guarantees
a defendant
534
00:27:31,140 --> 00:27:33,405
the right to a fair
and impartial trial.
535
00:27:33,576 --> 00:27:37,344
That's all very interesting, but
you're appealing a decision
536
00:27:37,416 --> 00:27:39,008
rendered over twenty years ago.
537
00:27:39,619 --> 00:27:42,521
The last I looked, this state
required notice of appeal
538
00:27:42,589 --> 00:27:44,421
within sixty days of a verdict.
539
00:27:44,526 --> 00:27:46,118
With all due respect,
Your Honor,
540
00:27:46,462 --> 00:27:47,793
cart before the horse.
541
00:27:47,963 --> 00:27:50,728
If the original trial
was unconstitutional
542
00:27:50,801 --> 00:27:52,633
there was no verdict.
543
00:27:52,703 --> 00:27:54,569
Always the clever one,
Mr. Silverman.
544
00:27:56,009 --> 00:27:57,169
Thank you, Your Honors.
545
00:27:59,180 --> 00:28:01,775
JACK: In "Davis v. Alaska,"
the Supreme Court held
546
00:28:02,150 --> 00:28:04,449
that the essence of the
right of confrontation
547
00:28:04,520 --> 00:28:06,113
was the right
to cross-examine.
548
00:28:06,523 --> 00:28:09,391
That right was certainly
not denied the defendant,
549
00:28:09,462 --> 00:28:13,695
in that he was represented more than
competently by present counsel.
550
00:28:14,000 --> 00:28:15,093
Within limits.
551
00:28:15,169 --> 00:28:17,730
He can't very well advise
counsel on his own defense
552
00:28:17,806 --> 00:28:19,069
when he's not in the courtroom.
553
00:28:19,209 --> 00:28:21,405
Mr. March, waived his
right to advise counsel
554
00:28:21,479 --> 00:28:23,710
when he failed
to turn up for his trial.
555
00:28:23,949 --> 00:28:27,716
Doesn't "Crosby v. United States"
preclude trial in absentia
556
00:28:27,787 --> 00:28:30,690
when the defendant flees
before proceedings commence?
557
00:28:30,792 --> 00:28:34,957
Mr. March was in custody under indictment
at the time he fled the jurisdiction.
558
00:28:35,298 --> 00:28:38,393
It was his choice
not to participate
559
00:28:38,469 --> 00:28:40,370
in subsequent legal proceedings.
560
00:28:40,506 --> 00:28:43,533
Nobody at the time,
including counsel, objected.
561
00:28:44,445 --> 00:28:48,109
The People should not be penalized
now, twenty years later.
562
00:28:51,522 --> 00:28:54,686
How could you have lost?
He killed my sister.
563
00:28:54,893 --> 00:28:56,452
We already proved it in court.
564
00:28:56,695 --> 00:28:58,823
Appellate courts look at
the law, Mrs. Carmody,
565
00:28:58,899 --> 00:29:00,366
and not the people it effects.
566
00:29:00,467 --> 00:29:03,302
This has been going
on for twenty years.
567
00:29:03,372 --> 00:29:06,706
It ruined my family. It
killed my parents, literally.
568
00:29:07,611 --> 00:29:10,581
We convicted him once, I'm
confident we'll convict him again.
569
00:29:14,020 --> 00:29:15,283
I hope so.
570
00:29:16,356 --> 00:29:17,483
Good night.
571
00:29:18,092 --> 00:29:19,092
Bye.
572
00:29:24,468 --> 00:29:26,198
You that sanguine?
Of course not.
573
00:29:26,538 --> 00:29:29,838
A twenty-year-old case. Evidence
goes astray, witnesses die.
574
00:29:31,345 --> 00:29:33,576
You wouldn't want it to
be too easy, would you?
575
00:29:39,423 --> 00:29:41,051
Detective Ashman?
576
00:29:41,125 --> 00:29:42,821
Remembers it like it was
yesterday.
577
00:29:44,263 --> 00:29:46,425
Mr. And Mrs. Sherman.
Both dead.
578
00:29:46,633 --> 00:29:49,695
Thomas Styner? A neighbor.
He died last year.
579
00:29:50,072 --> 00:29:53,201
Trish Tippens? Abby
Sherman's best friend.
580
00:29:53,409 --> 00:29:56,130
She moved to Europe after the first trial.
You know, it's a shame too.
581
00:29:56,380 --> 00:29:58,873
Because Mrs. Sherman testified
that Abby told her that
582
00:29:58,951 --> 00:30:00,885
she was going to leave
Levi because she came home
583
00:30:00,953 --> 00:30:02,546
and found him in bed
with her friend, Trish.
584
00:30:02,623 --> 00:30:03,852
There was a quote.
585
00:30:04,258 --> 00:30:07,456
"I'm leaving him, although I'm
afraid he might kill me if I do."
586
00:30:07,763 --> 00:30:10,928
There's your motive. We'll read Mrs.
Sherman's testimony into evidence.
587
00:30:11,469 --> 00:30:13,995
And between that, the detective's
testimony and forensics,
588
00:30:14,106 --> 00:30:17,167
Levi March will go to prison
for the rest of his life.
589
00:30:21,950 --> 00:30:24,318
I was just a kid when
Abby moved in with Levi.
590
00:30:25,756 --> 00:30:27,691
What did you family
think of Mr. March?
591
00:30:28,026 --> 00:30:30,825
He was okay. He and my
dad would talk politics.
592
00:30:31,564 --> 00:30:32,826
Levi was always on the news,
593
00:30:32,899 --> 00:30:34,765
so it was like we had a
celebrity in the family.
594
00:30:35,369 --> 00:30:37,050
JACK: Was your sister
happy with Mr. March?
595
00:30:37,572 --> 00:30:38,733
At first.
596
00:30:38,975 --> 00:30:41,308
Then I started to notice
how he'd boss her around.
597
00:30:41,745 --> 00:30:43,666
At a restaurant, he would
tell her what to order.
598
00:30:44,082 --> 00:30:46,244
He made her wear certain
clothes, things like that.
599
00:30:46,318 --> 00:30:47,318
He was a control freak.
600
00:30:47,386 --> 00:30:48,786
JACK: Did she ever complain?
601
00:30:50,792 --> 00:30:54,525
It was a family tradition to go skating
in Central Park, every New Year's Day.
602
00:30:54,964 --> 00:30:56,956
Until Abby met Levi, that is.
603
00:30:57,368 --> 00:30:59,269
That year, Levi
wouldn't let Abby go.
604
00:30:59,771 --> 00:31:02,969
He didn't know how to skate, so
that was it, Abby couldn't go.
605
00:31:03,543 --> 00:31:06,241
So after we were done, we
dropped by their apartment.
606
00:31:06,715 --> 00:31:08,650
Abby was alone.
She was crying.
607
00:31:09,318 --> 00:31:10,683
Did she tell you why?
608
00:31:12,189 --> 00:31:14,886
My dad took me for a walk,
while Abby talked to Mom.
609
00:31:15,561 --> 00:31:17,996
I found out afterwards.
He'd hit her.
610
00:31:20,735 --> 00:31:22,215
A couple of months later
she was dead.
611
00:31:27,678 --> 00:31:30,978
Did you see Levi March
hit your sister?
612
00:31:32,284 --> 00:31:33,308
No.
613
00:31:33,385 --> 00:31:34,876
Did she ever tell you
he'd hit her?
614
00:31:35,622 --> 00:31:36,623
No.
615
00:31:36,691 --> 00:31:40,025
Tell me Mrs. Carmody, was there ever
a time when you saw your mother cry?
616
00:31:41,097 --> 00:31:42,121
Of course.
617
00:31:42,365 --> 00:31:43,560
Did your father kill her?
618
00:31:44,235 --> 00:31:47,034
Do you know what that
man did to our family?
619
00:31:47,572 --> 00:31:51,476
A crying girlfriend. A disagreement
about a family outing.
620
00:31:52,246 --> 00:31:55,240
A hearsay story about someone
hitting someone else.
621
00:31:55,451 --> 00:31:57,920
Not exactly evidence
of murder, is it?
622
00:31:57,988 --> 00:32:00,787
That bastard killed Abby!
SILVERMAN: Your Honor.
623
00:32:01,726 --> 00:32:04,127
JUDGE: We get your point,
Mr. Silverman.
624
00:32:07,168 --> 00:32:10,366
At this time, Your Honor, the People
would like to read into evidence
625
00:32:10,505 --> 00:32:12,974
the testimony
of Mrs. Vera Sherman.
626
00:32:13,342 --> 00:32:14,571
Chambers, Judge.
627
00:32:17,148 --> 00:32:19,640
Hearsay, best evidence.
Take your pick.
628
00:32:20,052 --> 00:32:22,180
The witness is deceased,
Your Honor.
629
00:32:22,489 --> 00:32:24,583
Who's your witness?
The victim's mother.
630
00:32:24,659 --> 00:32:26,719
She testified at the first
trial that Abby Sherman
631
00:32:26,795 --> 00:32:28,957
had told her that she was scared
the defendant would kill her
632
00:32:29,065 --> 00:32:30,158
if she tried to leave.
633
00:32:30,367 --> 00:32:33,826
Sworn testimony is admissible if the
witness is unavailable for trial.
634
00:32:34,139 --> 00:32:36,540
You're forgetting, Jack, according
to the Appellate Division,
635
00:32:36,609 --> 00:32:40,069
that trial was an unconstitutional
violation of my client's rights.
636
00:32:40,181 --> 00:32:43,674
Ergo the verdict was void, ergo
the trial never took place,
637
00:32:43,786 --> 00:32:46,621
ergo Mrs. Sherman
never testified.
638
00:32:46,724 --> 00:32:49,694
That is absurd. Defense counsel's
welcome to read his own
639
00:32:49,761 --> 00:32:51,423
cross-examination
of the witness
640
00:32:51,497 --> 00:32:53,830
from the first trial into
evidence, if he likes.
641
00:32:53,901 --> 00:32:57,303
What witness?
I don't see a witness.
642
00:32:58,207 --> 00:32:59,606
I don't either.
643
00:32:59,675 --> 00:33:02,475
As far as I'm concerned, that
transcript doesn't exist.
644
00:33:10,091 --> 00:33:12,060
The neighbors complained
about a stink.
645
00:33:12,794 --> 00:33:13,794
JACK: What did you do?
646
00:33:14,564 --> 00:33:16,054
We searched the place.
647
00:33:16,867 --> 00:33:18,061
It stunk all right.
648
00:33:18,335 --> 00:33:20,531
Could you describe the smell?
Sure.
649
00:33:21,440 --> 00:33:23,432
It smelled like death
and peppermint.
650
00:33:23,610 --> 00:33:24,804
Objection.
651
00:33:25,212 --> 00:33:28,081
Is the witness an expert
in the olfactory sciences?
652
00:33:28,150 --> 00:33:29,981
I'm an expert in dead bodies
653
00:33:30,052 --> 00:33:31,680
and the people
who try to hide them.
654
00:33:32,455 --> 00:33:33,456
I'll let it go.
655
00:33:34,292 --> 00:33:35,419
Thank you, Judge.
656
00:33:37,630 --> 00:33:41,123
Turns out the smell was a
combination of air fresheners
657
00:33:41,201 --> 00:33:42,726
and decomposing flesh.
658
00:33:43,104 --> 00:33:46,040
JACK: And this odor was emanating
from the defendant's apartment?
659
00:33:46,242 --> 00:33:47,870
His fireplace, to be exact.
660
00:33:48,111 --> 00:33:49,272
What did you do?
661
00:33:49,714 --> 00:33:51,615
I waited there while
my partner got a warrant
662
00:33:51,684 --> 00:33:53,413
and we tore down the wall.
663
00:33:54,654 --> 00:33:55,712
What did you find?
664
00:33:56,524 --> 00:33:57,718
Human remains.
665
00:34:00,930 --> 00:34:03,900
Are these photographs
of those human remains?
666
00:34:04,501 --> 00:34:05,628
ASHMAN: Yes. Yes, they are.
667
00:34:17,354 --> 00:34:20,153
JACK: Could you describe the
condition of those remains?
668
00:34:20,257 --> 00:34:21,725
Badly decomposed.
669
00:34:23,195 --> 00:34:24,857
The body had been dismembered.
670
00:34:25,631 --> 00:34:26,860
The skull crushed.
671
00:34:27,301 --> 00:34:30,465
Were you subsequently able
to identify those remains?
672
00:34:31,374 --> 00:34:32,374
Yes.
673
00:34:32,708 --> 00:34:34,609
As those of Abby Sherman.
674
00:34:45,460 --> 00:34:47,224
Sure, Abby and I had problems.
675
00:34:47,964 --> 00:34:49,899
I'm sure all couples do
from time to time.
676
00:34:51,001 --> 00:34:52,469
Did you ever hit her?
677
00:34:54,840 --> 00:34:56,171
Let me tell you something.
678
00:34:57,744 --> 00:34:59,838
I believe, I truly believe,
679
00:35:00,548 --> 00:35:03,644
that each person on this planet
has only one true soul mate.
680
00:35:05,055 --> 00:35:06,523
Abby and I were born
for each other.
681
00:35:08,160 --> 00:35:09,286
No, I didn't hit her.
682
00:35:10,329 --> 00:35:11,796
And I certainly didn't kill her.
683
00:35:12,966 --> 00:35:14,558
When was the last time
you saw her?
684
00:35:15,136 --> 00:35:16,899
March 12th, 1982.
685
00:35:17,440 --> 00:35:19,932
We made love on the couch, and
I got on a plane for Detroit.
686
00:35:20,677 --> 00:35:22,270
If you remember there was
an auto worker's strike.
687
00:35:22,346 --> 00:35:25,646
I just flew out to lend
support for the working man.
688
00:35:27,454 --> 00:35:28,922
How long were you out of town?
689
00:35:31,660 --> 00:35:32,957
Maybe six weeks.
690
00:35:34,597 --> 00:35:36,589
Did you talk to Abby while you
were in Detroit?
691
00:35:36,667 --> 00:35:37,827
No.
692
00:35:38,001 --> 00:35:41,769
She was going the next day to the Navajo
Reservation where she was doing work
693
00:35:41,974 --> 00:35:43,067
at the tribal hospital.
694
00:35:43,143 --> 00:35:45,008
And you couldn't reach her? No.
695
00:35:45,513 --> 00:35:47,113
In those days,
there were no cell phones,
696
00:35:47,348 --> 00:35:49,283
and she didn't have an answering
machine where she was staying.
697
00:35:49,451 --> 00:35:51,477
So what happened
when you got home?
698
00:35:51,988 --> 00:35:53,909
I called her parents.
They hadn't heard from her.
699
00:35:53,924 --> 00:35:55,017
They didn't know where
she was either.
700
00:35:55,360 --> 00:35:56,691
Did the apartment smell?
701
00:35:56,795 --> 00:35:59,163
I called the super.
I complained.
702
00:35:59,399 --> 00:36:01,834
He said we had rats.
He put out poison.
703
00:36:02,370 --> 00:36:05,306
I just assumed that they crawled
off and died in the walls.
704
00:36:05,808 --> 00:36:07,709
A few days later, Detective
Ashman showed up.
705
00:36:08,479 --> 00:36:11,176
He took the fireplace apart,
and he found her body.
706
00:36:11,683 --> 00:36:12,843
And you were shocked?
707
00:36:15,288 --> 00:36:16,381
Devastated.
708
00:36:17,926 --> 00:36:19,052
I wanted to die.
709
00:36:20,596 --> 00:36:23,395
Do you have any idea who could
have done such a thing?
710
00:36:24,201 --> 00:36:25,294
Of course I do.
711
00:36:26,204 --> 00:36:27,263
That's why I ran.
712
00:36:27,673 --> 00:36:29,106
I knew I couldn't
get a fair trial.
713
00:36:30,844 --> 00:36:32,005
They were trying to frame me.
714
00:36:33,781 --> 00:36:35,306
Why don't you tell us
who did it?
715
00:36:38,321 --> 00:36:39,812
Who killed Abby Sherman?
716
00:36:40,191 --> 00:36:43,025
Well, what you have to know
is that at that time I was
717
00:36:43,696 --> 00:36:45,561
a very high profile person.
718
00:36:45,799 --> 00:36:47,926
I spoke truths a lot of
people didn't want to hear.
719
00:36:48,036 --> 00:36:49,128
Like what?
720
00:36:49,504 --> 00:36:52,474
Like the marriage of corporate
America and the American government.
721
00:36:52,541 --> 00:36:57,173
Like the conspiracy of greed
and power that controls
722
00:36:57,248 --> 00:37:00,447
each and every human
being on this planet.
723
00:37:00,520 --> 00:37:02,079
I spoke the truth back then.
724
00:37:02,156 --> 00:37:04,318
People were starting to listen.
725
00:37:04,659 --> 00:37:08,426
Are you saying the American
government killed Abby Sherman?
726
00:37:09,299 --> 00:37:10,299
Yes.
727
00:37:10,901 --> 00:37:12,233
That's exactly what I'm saying.
728
00:37:13,304 --> 00:37:16,673
But if you were the problem,
if you were such a threat,
729
00:37:17,677 --> 00:37:19,202
why didn't they just kill you?
730
00:37:20,014 --> 00:37:21,346
They wanted to discredit me.
731
00:37:23,620 --> 00:37:24,951
Shut me up,
732
00:37:26,123 --> 00:37:27,454
not make me a martyr.
733
00:37:39,209 --> 00:37:41,701
Mr. McCoy? I'm
sorry, Your Honor,
734
00:37:41,812 --> 00:37:43,211
I just don't know what to say.
735
00:37:44,783 --> 00:37:46,615
I've heard some
whoppers on the stand,
736
00:37:46,686 --> 00:37:48,746
but this beggars
the imagination.
737
00:37:49,290 --> 00:37:50,518
Objection.
738
00:37:50,859 --> 00:37:53,590
Do you have any questions for
this witness, Counselor?
739
00:38:01,206 --> 00:38:03,903
The government
murdered Abby Sherman?
740
00:38:04,711 --> 00:38:05,770
Who was it?
741
00:38:06,547 --> 00:38:07,674
The CIA?
742
00:38:08,150 --> 00:38:09,550
The FBI?
743
00:38:10,520 --> 00:38:12,580
Go ahead, just mock me,
Mr. McCoy.
744
00:38:14,693 --> 00:38:15,955
It is the truth.
745
00:38:16,027 --> 00:38:18,964
You've got to admit this is
all pretty hard to believe?
746
00:38:19,232 --> 00:38:21,167
Why? Why is it so hard
to believe?
747
00:38:23,539 --> 00:38:24,938
They killed John, didn't they?
748
00:38:25,407 --> 00:38:26,932
John Kennedy?
749
00:38:27,644 --> 00:38:28,645
John Lennon.
750
00:38:28,879 --> 00:38:32,008
So Mark David Chapman was
working for the government?
751
00:38:32,317 --> 00:38:35,846
He spent time in a CIA
training camp in Beirut,
752
00:38:37,057 --> 00:38:38,150
where he was blooded.
753
00:38:38,360 --> 00:38:39,360
Blooded?
754
00:38:39,427 --> 00:38:40,554
Brainwashed.
755
00:38:41,197 --> 00:38:42,222
Trained,
756
00:38:43,266 --> 00:38:47,136
to be a skilled, covert
assassin.
757
00:38:47,206 --> 00:38:50,734
Are you saying the CIA
assassinated John Lennon?
758
00:38:51,044 --> 00:38:53,013
He was as dangerous
to them as I was.
759
00:38:55,183 --> 00:38:58,279
It's so sad. You're a part of the
conspiracy and you don't even know it.
760
00:38:58,355 --> 00:38:59,617
You're a dupe,
Mr. McCoy.
761
00:38:59,857 --> 00:39:02,122
And you're not.
You know the truth.
762
00:39:02,694 --> 00:39:03,787
That's right, I do.
763
00:39:05,465 --> 00:39:08,663
How, in this world of uncertainty,
can you be so damned sure?
764
00:39:09,237 --> 00:39:10,238
They told me.
765
00:39:10,506 --> 00:39:12,532
Told you?
Who told you?
766
00:39:13,143 --> 00:39:15,544
A retired black ops agent.
767
00:39:16,781 --> 00:39:18,181
Black ops?
768
00:39:18,483 --> 00:39:21,248
Illegal, covert operations.
769
00:39:21,989 --> 00:39:23,013
Wet works.
770
00:39:23,524 --> 00:39:24,890
Assassinations.
771
00:39:25,093 --> 00:39:27,358
The Phoenix program in Vietnam.
You remember,
772
00:39:27,930 --> 00:39:31,095
"Terminate with extreme
prejudice."
773
00:39:31,302 --> 00:39:34,466
You remember that
one, don't you, Mr. McCoy?
774
00:39:35,140 --> 00:39:36,699
And what did this
775
00:39:37,277 --> 00:39:38,506
retired,
776
00:39:38,946 --> 00:39:39,946
secret,
777
00:39:40,515 --> 00:39:41,777
covert,
778
00:39:42,117 --> 00:39:43,118
black ops
779
00:39:43,786 --> 00:39:44,787
assassin
780
00:39:45,522 --> 00:39:46,522
tell you?
781
00:39:47,525 --> 00:39:50,620
He called me in Chicago
last year and apologized
782
00:39:50,830 --> 00:39:52,025
for killing Abby.
783
00:39:52,966 --> 00:39:54,025
I see.
784
00:39:56,304 --> 00:39:57,329
And for the record,
785
00:39:58,975 --> 00:40:00,602
what was this man's name?
786
00:40:02,847 --> 00:40:04,042
He couldn't tell me.
787
00:40:06,018 --> 00:40:07,076
Classified,
788
00:40:08,422 --> 00:40:09,422
on pain of death.
789
00:40:10,224 --> 00:40:11,283
Oh, please.
790
00:40:11,359 --> 00:40:12,451
SILVERMAN: Objection.
791
00:40:15,031 --> 00:40:16,031
Withdrawn.
792
00:40:23,309 --> 00:40:24,902
There's a word
for people like March.
793
00:40:26,347 --> 00:40:27,474
Let's hope it's "guilty".
794
00:40:27,849 --> 00:40:30,546
Paranoid. Wild theories
without a wisp of fact.
795
00:40:30,920 --> 00:40:33,048
The '97 NBA conference finals.
796
00:40:33,925 --> 00:40:35,859
The refs threw out
half the Knicks' team.
797
00:40:36,328 --> 00:40:37,727
So they'd lose to Miami,
798
00:40:37,863 --> 00:40:39,855
and Miami would lose
to the Bulls
799
00:40:40,033 --> 00:40:42,195
and Michael Jordan
would end up in the finals.
800
00:40:42,637 --> 00:40:44,196
The payday everyone wanted.
801
00:40:44,306 --> 00:40:46,070
You don't believe that, Arthur.
802
00:40:46,175 --> 00:40:47,403
Me? No.
803
00:40:47,945 --> 00:40:51,040
But the fellow I get my paper from every
morning's still yapping about it.
804
00:40:51,950 --> 00:40:53,816
It only takes one
out of twelve, Jack.
805
00:40:54,555 --> 00:40:55,817
Don't I know it.
806
00:40:57,225 --> 00:40:59,922
I just went over the LUDs pulled
from March's Chicago phone.
807
00:40:59,995 --> 00:41:02,692
Please don't tell me there
was a call from Langley.
808
00:41:02,866 --> 00:41:06,395
No, but there were quite a few
to and from a P. Tippens.
809
00:41:06,972 --> 00:41:07,972
JACK: Tippens.
810
00:41:08,641 --> 00:41:10,131
Trish Tippens.
811
00:41:10,844 --> 00:41:13,712
Patricia. The one Abby Sherman
caught March in bed with.
812
00:41:13,815 --> 00:41:14,815
I'll tell you what,
813
00:41:15,250 --> 00:41:17,378
it's March's girlfriends
who ought to be paranoid.
814
00:41:17,553 --> 00:41:19,681
Actually, I was thinking
more about his wife.
815
00:41:23,228 --> 00:41:26,460
Mrs. Sherman, "She told me Levi was
cheating on her all the time."
816
00:41:26,700 --> 00:41:28,430
Question,
"Did she say with whom?"
817
00:41:28,836 --> 00:41:30,896
Answer, "Well, the straw
that broke the camel's back
818
00:41:30,973 --> 00:41:32,999
"was her friend Trish.
Trish Tippens.
819
00:41:33,576 --> 00:41:35,841
"Abby came home and
found Trish and Levi in bed."
820
00:41:36,146 --> 00:41:38,411
Judge already said none of
this can be used in court.
821
00:41:39,285 --> 00:41:40,650
We're not in court, Marvin.
822
00:41:40,953 --> 00:41:42,216
I don't understand.
823
00:41:42,389 --> 00:41:44,358
Who cares about an affair
I had twenty years ago?
824
00:41:47,363 --> 00:41:49,324
This is a list of phone calls
between your husband
825
00:41:49,332 --> 00:41:51,494
and Patricia Tippens
over the past two years.
826
00:41:51,569 --> 00:41:52,867
There are hundreds of them.
827
00:41:53,872 --> 00:41:56,842
If you look closely, you'll see
that the area code is 312.
828
00:41:57,043 --> 00:41:59,444
Chicago, isn't it where you've
been living the past two years?
829
00:42:01,349 --> 00:42:02,612
They're all local calls.
830
00:42:04,086 --> 00:42:06,087
Do you really think they
were just staying in touch?
831
00:42:18,741 --> 00:42:19,833
Bastard.
832
00:42:21,145 --> 00:42:22,145
You are a pig.
833
00:42:22,847 --> 00:42:24,109
Cochon.
834
00:42:25,217 --> 00:42:26,650
Don't you see, sweetie?
835
00:42:27,688 --> 00:42:28,780
They're setting us up.
836
00:42:29,022 --> 00:42:30,581
I gave up my life for you.
837
00:42:31,259 --> 00:42:32,260
My family.
838
00:42:32,327 --> 00:42:33,327
Ten years.
839
00:42:34,263 --> 00:42:35,356
I trusted you.
840
00:42:39,237 --> 00:42:41,398
You never even stopped
seeing her, did you?
841
00:42:41,941 --> 00:42:44,843
Even while I'm pregnant
you were still screwing her.
842
00:42:45,079 --> 00:42:46,945
They're lying, Anne-Marie.
843
00:42:48,049 --> 00:42:49,745
And we'll talk about it later.
844
00:42:50,887 --> 00:42:51,979
That's right.
845
00:42:52,055 --> 00:42:53,353
They're always lying.
846
00:42:53,458 --> 00:42:56,121
Everyone else is always lying.
847
00:42:56,228 --> 00:42:57,924
You're the only one
who tells the truth.
848
00:43:03,572 --> 00:43:05,097
Do you know what he told me?
849
00:43:06,943 --> 00:43:08,935
He told me that he killed
that girl,
850
00:43:09,981 --> 00:43:10,981
Abby.
851
00:43:11,649 --> 00:43:14,677
That he killed her and he put
her body in the fireplace.
852
00:43:18,226 --> 00:43:19,285
Anne-Marie.
853
00:43:21,431 --> 00:43:22,796
What are you saying?
854
00:43:25,102 --> 00:43:26,502
I never told you that.
855
00:43:33,748 --> 00:43:35,410
They're married.
It's privileged.
856
00:43:35,484 --> 00:43:36,576
No, guess again.
857
00:43:37,487 --> 00:43:38,818
We were never married.
858
00:43:39,657 --> 00:43:41,852
Our marriage is a sham, a lie.
859
00:43:45,198 --> 00:43:46,198
Just like him.
860
00:43:58,049 --> 00:43:59,415
Give us a minute, Jack.
861
00:44:08,298 --> 00:44:09,926
He took murder two, the max.
862
00:44:10,668 --> 00:44:11,862
Twenty-five to life?
863
00:44:12,637 --> 00:44:14,606
I would've rolled the dice
with a jury.
864
00:44:14,874 --> 00:44:17,867
You didn't have a felony escape
charge hanging over your head
865
00:44:17,945 --> 00:44:20,244
with sentences
to run consecutively.
866
00:44:20,882 --> 00:44:23,716
This way, he has at least a
theoretical chance of parole.
867
00:44:23,820 --> 00:44:26,261
Do you really think he told
Anne-Marie he committed the murder?
868
00:44:26,924 --> 00:44:28,483
I think she proved his point.
869
00:44:29,928 --> 00:44:31,794
This time, finally,
someone was out
870
00:44:31,865 --> 00:44:32,923
to get him.