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What we have here is the same
scenario as Andrea Cornish.
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Would you agree?
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So where's all the news trucks?
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Your basic uptown misdemeanor homicide.
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What kind of knife
was used in this attack?
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One with a single-edged
non-serrated blade,
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approximately five inches in length.
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Something like... this one?
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Yes.
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And what about this wound
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on the defendant's hand?
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That cut is the result
of his hand slipping
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from the handle of the knife
onto the blade of the knife
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in the act of stabbing her.
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Your witness.
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Dr. Chester,
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did you hear Mrs. Weiss ask you
the total number of wounds?
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No.
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Me neither. I wonder why that is?
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Perhaps because we can see them.
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We can, that's true,
and they're hard to look at,
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but how many of them are there?
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- Twenty-two.
- And what does that tell you?
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It tells me she was stabbed 22 times.
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That's all? Such a great
number of wounds?
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Well, some people would say
it indicates a crime of passion.
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That it was personal?
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That the killer had something
against the victim?
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Some would say.
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But not me, because
I've seen it both ways.
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This cut is very important
to the State's case.
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Any chance you could be
mistaken about what caused it?
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No.
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Have you ever made a mistake
that sent an innocent man to prison?
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No.
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Arthur Metz didn't go to prison because
of your testimony at his trial?
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You don't remember him?
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No, I do.
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So you remember that Mr.
Metz was later exonerated
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based on a reexamination
of your findings?
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My findings were disputed,
not disproven.
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I didn't say disputed or disproven,
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but whatever we want to call it,
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Mr. Metz is now a free man.
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Unless he's back in prison
for some other crime.
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He's not back in
prison for some other crime.
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And wasn't in
prison for some other crime
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before your testimony put him there.
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It wasn't a mistake.
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The appellate court disagreed.
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It had a different interpretation,
that's all.
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That's all we're talking about here,
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a different interpretation,
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to avoid you having to come back,
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like you had to with Mr. Metz.
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Everything that goes on
in there is important.
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How Naz sits, what he wears,
what his eyes say,
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who's there to support him, who isn't.
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I know it's not easy
to look at those pictures,
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but the jury has to, and so do you.
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You can't get up and leave like that.
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An animal did that.
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Yeah. You're right.
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Did I raise an animal?
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What?
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He wants to talk to you.
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If you get a call with the ID
unavailable, it's probably him.
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We talked to our lawyer.
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He said we won't get
the cab back no matter what.
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We're buying a new one.
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An old new one.
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That's great.
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It's ours.
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Not yours.
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What are you talking
about? It's mine too.
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No.
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The car we can't get back
is yours, not this one.
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This one is mine too.
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A third of the medallion is mine.
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You cannot operate any car without me.
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So sell us your third.
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You don't have the money.
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You don't have the money for anything.
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We have the money. We can get the money.
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It will solve your problems.
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You want it?
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I want what is right...
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Us working together, like always.
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No.
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Okay.
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Okay. Good.
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$75,000.
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It's worth $250,000.
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Why would I do that?
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Because that's all we are going to pay.
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And it will take us
years to work that off.
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I'll sell it to someone else.
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We are not going to work
with some deadbeat.
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Someone who pays the full price
is a deadbeat and you're not?
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We didn't put us here.
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You did, your son.
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Look what he has done to all of us.
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To all of us.
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You're thieves.
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I don't do business with thieves.
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You are the father of a killer.
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What's that?
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It's a photo of the defendant's back
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taken at the precinct
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approximately an hour
after he was arrested.
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Detective, could those
scratches simply be
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the result of, I'll say, "lovemaking,"
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in your opinion?
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Well, I don't know, but I can tell you
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a considerable amount of his
skin was found under her fingernails.
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Other than that, you should ask Cupid.
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- You okay?
- Yeah, no problem.
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You're doing great.
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Hey, isn't that the guy on the news?
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His daughter was killed by that cabbie?
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Stepdaughter.
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Did you know her?
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No.
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He must be pretty broken up, huh?
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What business is that of yours?
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I'm just saying.
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Pick up the pace a bit.
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Good.
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Hey.
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So, he's got a Visa,
Mastercard, and Amex, all maxed.
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If he files for
bankruptcy, it'll be the third time.
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I appreciate this.
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Criminal records I can get.
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Credit cards, they're tough.
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Yeah. I took a look at yours.
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I'm kidding.
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Oh, I also ran across this.
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You may want to talk to her.
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My first husband was a deadbeat too.
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Guess I've got a type.
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Yeah. My wife's got a type.
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I'm not it.
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Look, I'm not stupid.
I knew what he wanted.
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And I knew what I wanted.
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He was young, good-looking,
I have money.
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Guess you could call that
some kind of prostitution,
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but worked for us.
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Until the night I had to call 911
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with his hands around my throat.
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Really?
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Cops were quick, thank God.
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Did you press charges?
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Oh, yeah. They hauled him off.
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Next time I saw him was
across the conference table
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with the divorce lawyers,
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both of whom I was paying for
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since he didn't have a dime to his name.
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Mine said, "Jeannie,
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"do you want to save some money?
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Give him 200 grand and walk away."
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Best legal advice I ever got.
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You know why divorce is so expensive?
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- Because it's worth it.
- Because it's worth it.
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Right.
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You know what he does?
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A personal trainer, apparently.
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I mean his real line of work.
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He's a trapeze artist.
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Swings from one old bag to another.
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Don't sell yourself short.
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I'm not.
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It was a joke.
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How you doing?
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I'm fine.
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Don't say it.
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How often did you buy
amphetamines from the defendant?
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They were just Adderall.
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Which we know now from earlier testimony
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is stronger than
your average amphetamine.
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How often did you buy it from him?
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Just mainly at finals.
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Mainly.
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So, at other times, too?
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No, just then and,
you know, maybe midterms,
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project deadlines,
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maybe once in a while for a party.
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So, a lot.
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You were his only customer?
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No. There were, you know,
some other friends.
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What did he charge?
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Ten dollars for a 10 milligram.
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You know where he got them?
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I think he had a prescription.
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You know what he paid to have it filled?
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No.
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Ten-dollar co-pay,
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insurance paid the rest.
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So, at his cost of 25 cents each,
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the $10 he was charging you
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comes to a 3,900% profit for him.
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What's your major in college, Amir?
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Business.
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Do you know what Mr. Khan's is?
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Business.
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Which of you, would you say,
is learning the most?
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I'm done.
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I'm going to bed.
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Night night.
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Fucking cat.
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Hey, Gooden!
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Hey, come here. Gooden!
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I have no idea who that is.
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Hey! Gooden, come over here!
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Come here!
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Hold on.
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I wanted to show you something.
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Check it out. No more sandals.
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How 'bout that?
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That's cool.
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I gotta go.
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Wait, Gooden.
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I wanna come over later
and give you something.
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What?
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A cat.
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Dad, I don't want a cat. I want a pit.
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You don't want a pit.
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Look, I gotta go, all right?
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Tell your mom about the cat.
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Huh.
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Gate!
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Come on.
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Let's go.
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How is he?
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He's fine.
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I'm so worried about him.
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He's fine.
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He didn't even look down the
stairs to see how Diaz landed.
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He just walked off
like he was going to class.
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- Did you talk to him?
- Oh, yeah.
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I grabbed him straight away,
said, "What the hell you do that for?"
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What did he say?
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Nothing.
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He just looked at me.
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Looked at you how?
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Like nonreactive.
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Like he had no idea what he'd done?
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In that neighborhood.
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Your witness.
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This incident took place
not long after 9/11.
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How would you describe the mood
of the student body at that time?
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Uh, for want of a
better word, I'd say patriotic.
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Okay. And in this patriotic atmosphere,
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how would you say the
Muslim students fared?
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It was tough on them, I'll be honest.
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Racist comments, taunts,
that kind of thing.
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Yeah, but Khan was
the only one at school
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who sent two students to the
hospital because of it.
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Two...
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His first week back after the suspension
for the stairs thing,
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he threw a full Coke can
at a kid in the cafeteria.
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Twelve stitches.
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In his face.
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Thank you.
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Mrs. Weiss.
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The State rests, Your Honor.
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There you go. That's good. Come on.
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You okay?
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Yeah.
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00:22:40,746 --> 00:22:42,613
You sure?
271
00:22:44,617 --> 00:22:45,782
No, no, no.
272
00:22:45,884 --> 00:22:48,252
No, just take it. Just take it.
273
00:22:48,354 --> 00:22:49,920
Where you going?
274
00:22:50,022 --> 00:22:51,355
Hey!
275
00:22:51,457 --> 00:22:53,357
Hey. Hey! What...
276
00:22:53,459 --> 00:22:55,058
What the...
277
00:22:55,160 --> 00:22:56,393
Aah!
278
00:22:56,495 --> 00:22:59,029
You think you're invisible?
279
00:22:59,131 --> 00:23:00,330
The invisible man?
280
00:23:01,500 --> 00:23:05,769
You talk to my coworkers,
my friends, my ex,
281
00:23:05,871 --> 00:23:08,505
and you don't think
I'll find out about it?
282
00:23:08,607 --> 00:23:10,907
Seriously, get this off of me.
283
00:23:11,010 --> 00:23:14,044
Maybe I should have a
little talk with your ex-wife?
284
00:23:14,146 --> 00:23:15,879
Or your son?
285
00:23:15,981 --> 00:23:20,284
At that artsy-fartsy school of his.
286
00:23:23,522 --> 00:23:25,122
Oh, shit.
287
00:23:34,166 --> 00:23:35,999
Fuck.
288
00:24:22,247 --> 00:24:23,814
They are strong swimmers,
289
00:24:23,916 --> 00:24:27,284
able to cross rivers five miles wide.
290
00:24:27,386 --> 00:24:30,854
The river offers this
tiger a place to bathe,
291
00:24:30,956 --> 00:24:32,989
hunt, or rather, fish...
292
00:24:33,092 --> 00:24:34,891
You talk to her?
293
00:24:34,993 --> 00:24:36,259
No.
294
00:24:36,362 --> 00:24:40,063
Unlike most cats, tigers
are comfortable in water.
295
00:24:40,165 --> 00:24:42,866
This tiger clearly is.
296
00:24:42,968 --> 00:24:45,369
The river is...
297
00:24:45,471 --> 00:24:47,971
You see that, right?
298
00:24:50,442 --> 00:24:53,744
That's recording us, and
it will be used in court.
299
00:24:53,846 --> 00:24:55,479
How do you think that's gonna come on?
300
00:24:55,581 --> 00:24:58,482
"She was nice, I liked her,
but I killed her anyway."
301
00:25:02,755 --> 00:25:05,956
Detective, what made
you so sure so quickly
302
00:25:06,058 --> 00:25:07,691
Nasir Khan was your man?
303
00:25:07,793 --> 00:25:09,659
The mountain of evidence.
304
00:25:09,762 --> 00:25:11,528
So why bother questioning him?
305
00:25:11,630 --> 00:25:15,866
Sometimes a suspect wants
nothing more than to confess.
306
00:25:15,968 --> 00:25:17,801
- Did he?
- No.
307
00:25:17,903 --> 00:25:20,604
So, that's when you charged him,
when you left the interview room?
308
00:25:20,706 --> 00:25:21,872
No.
309
00:25:21,974 --> 00:25:23,173
Why not?
310
00:25:23,275 --> 00:25:25,909
Sometimes the suspect needs
time to think things through.
311
00:25:26,011 --> 00:25:29,746
So, you gave him some time, and he's
sitting in the squad room pen,
312
00:25:29,848 --> 00:25:31,348
awaiting transfer downtown.
313
00:25:31,450 --> 00:25:32,682
That's when he confessed?
314
00:25:32,785 --> 00:25:34,384
If he had, we wouldn't be here.
315
00:25:34,486 --> 00:25:38,955
So, after the arrest, you gave him
the opportunity to confess and he didn't.
316
00:25:39,057 --> 00:25:42,492
Then 12 hours later, after you gave him
the opportunity to think about it,
317
00:25:42,594 --> 00:25:44,261
he didn't confess.
318
00:25:44,363 --> 00:25:47,697
Then when the DA gave him the opportunity
to accept just 15 years
319
00:25:47,800 --> 00:25:49,466
instead of a possible life sentence,
320
00:25:49,568 --> 00:25:51,668
he didn't confess.
321
00:25:51,770 --> 00:25:54,671
I don't know, 15 years sounds
like a pretty good deal to me,
322
00:25:54,773 --> 00:25:57,474
what with a mountain
of evidence, don't you?
323
00:25:57,576 --> 00:26:00,444
I'll take evidence over a confession
324
00:26:00,546 --> 00:26:02,612
any day of the week.
325
00:26:02,714 --> 00:26:05,615
Thank you, Detective.
326
00:26:38,417 --> 00:26:39,783
Hey.
327
00:26:39,885 --> 00:26:41,418
How you doing?
328
00:26:43,288 --> 00:26:44,888
Huh?
329
00:26:44,990 --> 00:26:46,923
Yeah.
330
00:27:30,369 --> 00:27:32,002
Oh, fuck.
331
00:27:34,139 --> 00:27:35,805
Come on, let's go. Come on.
332
00:27:37,109 --> 00:27:38,174
Oh!
333
00:27:39,077 --> 00:27:41,211
All right, okay.
334
00:27:43,315 --> 00:27:44,915
You stay in there.
335
00:27:47,586 --> 00:27:48,585
All right.
336
00:27:59,565 --> 00:28:00,897
You know, I was thinking,
337
00:28:00,999 --> 00:28:05,201
Since you were so right
on the money with my eczema,
338
00:28:05,304 --> 00:28:07,671
maybe you have something for my asthma?
339
00:28:07,773 --> 00:28:09,072
Get rid of your cat.
340
00:28:09,174 --> 00:28:11,408
Maybe some kind of root or fish oil,
341
00:28:11,510 --> 00:28:13,276
or something I could try?
342
00:28:13,378 --> 00:28:15,445
Get rid of your cat.
343
00:28:23,155 --> 00:28:25,722
I don't want to get rid of my cat.
344
00:29:30,822 --> 00:29:32,589
Mr. Cutler,
345
00:29:32,691 --> 00:29:34,791
what do you do for a living?
346
00:29:34,893 --> 00:29:36,359
I'm a waiter.
347
00:29:36,461 --> 00:29:38,695
Any other sources of income?
348
00:29:41,099 --> 00:29:43,533
Occasionally I, uh...
349
00:29:43,635 --> 00:29:46,436
acquire things for friends.
350
00:29:46,538 --> 00:29:48,738
Would these occasional acquisitions
351
00:29:48,840 --> 00:29:50,540
include pharmaceuticals?
352
00:29:50,642 --> 00:29:53,410
Occasionally.
353
00:29:53,512 --> 00:29:56,980
Is the defendant one of your friends?
354
00:29:57,082 --> 00:29:58,014
No.
355
00:29:58,116 --> 00:30:00,383
What about Andrea?
356
00:30:00,485 --> 00:30:01,685
Yes.
357
00:30:01,787 --> 00:30:03,953
Did she visit you on October 24th
358
00:30:04,056 --> 00:30:07,323
wanting to acquire something?
359
00:30:11,263 --> 00:30:13,630
A quarter-gram of K and six Mollies.
360
00:30:13,732 --> 00:30:16,399
K, ketamine? Mollies, ecstasy?
361
00:30:18,003 --> 00:30:19,135
Yeah.
362
00:30:19,237 --> 00:30:20,717
And did you... I won't say, "sell"...
363
00:30:20,806 --> 00:30:22,906
- Provide them to her?
- Yeah.
364
00:30:23,008 --> 00:30:26,042
Something like this for the ketamine?
365
00:30:28,513 --> 00:30:30,346
Could have been.
366
00:30:31,783 --> 00:30:34,017
Thank you.
367
00:30:41,960 --> 00:30:44,694
I sit there every day.
I watch you fight for me.
368
00:30:44,796 --> 00:30:46,996
I think, "Why is she doing this?"
369
00:30:49,134 --> 00:30:51,546
I mean, it's not for the money
'cause you're not getting paid,
370
00:30:51,570 --> 00:30:53,770
I'm sure, at least not much.
371
00:30:53,872 --> 00:30:56,206
It's my job.
372
00:30:56,308 --> 00:30:58,108
And it's your right.
373
00:31:01,113 --> 00:31:02,612
Is that all?
374
00:31:04,216 --> 00:31:05,515
Yeah.
375
00:31:12,390 --> 00:31:16,059
My dad's the only person
in the world who believes me.
376
00:31:16,161 --> 00:31:18,728
Your mother does too.
377
00:31:18,830 --> 00:31:20,196
No.
378
00:31:30,509 --> 00:31:34,110
Well... I do.
379
00:32:28,800 --> 00:32:30,466
Fuck.
380
00:32:32,237 --> 00:32:33,703
Officer.
381
00:32:37,542 --> 00:32:38,875
Thank you.
382
00:33:10,108 --> 00:33:11,841
This for "Law & Order"?
383
00:33:11,943 --> 00:33:13,109
What?
384
00:33:13,211 --> 00:33:14,277
Is this for "Law & Order"?
385
00:33:14,379 --> 00:33:16,212
I do a lot of props like this for them.
386
00:33:16,314 --> 00:33:18,348
Yeah, yeah, "Law & Order."
387
00:33:24,222 --> 00:33:25,788
Yeah?
388
00:33:25,891 --> 00:33:27,390
I'm at the copy place.
389
00:33:27,492 --> 00:33:30,260
Living the vida loca
of a high-priced attorney.
390
00:33:31,796 --> 00:33:33,096
I'm waiting for them.
391
00:33:33,198 --> 00:33:35,198
I'm doing them. He's doing them.
392
00:33:35,300 --> 00:33:37,200
Okay? All right.
393
00:33:37,302 --> 00:33:38,935
All right. Bye.
394
00:33:41,239 --> 00:33:45,208
I don't know. Production
assistants are usually younger than you.
395
00:34:05,330 --> 00:34:07,664
Can you tell us, Dr.
Katz, what this photograph is?
396
00:34:07,766 --> 00:34:10,099
That's one of the drawers
of the bar cabinet
397
00:34:10,201 --> 00:34:12,402
on the parlor level of the brownstone.
398
00:34:15,006 --> 00:34:19,409
And we can see that its
contents are a corkscrew, a nutcracker,
399
00:34:19,511 --> 00:34:22,078
some cocktail
napkins, some swizzle sticks,
400
00:34:22,180 --> 00:34:24,347
and two knives.
401
00:34:24,449 --> 00:34:25,649
They look similar to this one.
402
00:34:25,684 --> 00:34:28,151
They're more than similar.
They're identical.
403
00:34:28,253 --> 00:34:30,119
They're all part of the same set.
404
00:34:30,221 --> 00:34:31,721
As is the missing one.
405
00:34:32,924 --> 00:34:34,357
The... Excuse me. The what?
406
00:34:34,459 --> 00:34:36,225
These knives are sold in sets of four.
407
00:34:36,328 --> 00:34:37,994
You can't buy them any other way.
408
00:34:38,096 --> 00:34:39,529
One is missing.
409
00:34:39,631 --> 00:34:41,311
Couldn't it be
somewhere else in the house?
410
00:34:41,366 --> 00:34:43,399
No, I checked
everywhere. It's not there.
411
00:34:43,501 --> 00:34:44,867
If this missing knife was there,
412
00:34:44,970 --> 00:34:48,037
presumably, it could cause the
same wounds to the victim as this one?
413
00:34:48,139 --> 00:34:49,339
Oh, of course.
414
00:34:54,546 --> 00:34:56,879
Dr. Katz, would you agree
with the medical examiner
415
00:34:56,982 --> 00:34:59,148
this was a defensive wound?
416
00:34:59,250 --> 00:35:00,616
No, because it isn't.
417
00:35:00,719 --> 00:35:02,752
That wound was made before the attack
418
00:35:02,821 --> 00:35:05,855
when the defendant and the
victim were playing a game.
419
00:35:05,957 --> 00:35:09,459
- A game?
- You know, like, uh...
420
00:35:09,561 --> 00:35:11,127
Please.
421
00:35:15,166 --> 00:35:16,599
Mumblety-peg?
422
00:35:16,701 --> 00:35:19,936
I don't know. Is that what it's called?
423
00:35:20,038 --> 00:35:21,371
Uh, okay.
424
00:35:21,473 --> 00:35:23,073
Okay, but I mean, I
don't play that game.
425
00:35:23,174 --> 00:35:24,707
I mean, who does? But if you did,
426
00:35:24,809 --> 00:35:26,809
wouldn't you put your hand this way?
427
00:35:26,911 --> 00:35:28,111
Palm down.
428
00:35:28,213 --> 00:35:29,679
Not necessarily.
429
00:35:29,781 --> 00:35:32,015
It seems more natural, if you ask me,
430
00:35:32,117 --> 00:35:33,694
if anything about
this game could be natural.
431
00:35:33,718 --> 00:35:38,588
It was natural for her this way.
432
00:35:38,690 --> 00:35:40,223
And she had played that game before.
433
00:35:40,325 --> 00:35:43,192
You can see the scars in
Dr. Chester's own photographs,
434
00:35:43,294 --> 00:35:45,361
on her hands and elsewhere on her body.
435
00:35:45,463 --> 00:35:47,263
Self-inflicted wounds.
436
00:35:47,365 --> 00:35:49,198
Why would anyone do that?
437
00:35:49,300 --> 00:35:52,935
Everyone knows it's not
uncommon among troubled people.
438
00:35:53,004 --> 00:35:55,838
Okay, but still, how can you be
certain this particular wound
439
00:35:55,940 --> 00:35:57,673
happened somewhere
other than the bedroom?
440
00:35:57,776 --> 00:35:59,475
Because of her skin cells
441
00:35:59,577 --> 00:36:01,711
in one of the gouges
of the coffee table.
442
00:36:04,849 --> 00:36:07,316
Really? You saw that in
the crime scene unit's report?
443
00:36:07,419 --> 00:36:08,918
No. They didn't notice,
444
00:36:09,020 --> 00:36:10,820
or at least they didn't
note these skin cells,
445
00:36:10,889 --> 00:36:12,655
but they're in the table.
446
00:36:12,757 --> 00:36:15,858
So, if this is how this wound
occurred during this game,
447
00:36:15,960 --> 00:36:18,027
that could explain how
the victim's blood
448
00:36:18,129 --> 00:36:19,529
came to be on this knife?
449
00:36:19,631 --> 00:36:20,830
Yes.
450
00:36:25,336 --> 00:36:26,836
This is the basement level.
451
00:36:26,938 --> 00:36:28,204
Correct.
452
00:36:30,875 --> 00:36:33,042
- What's this?
- The front gate.
453
00:36:33,144 --> 00:36:34,410
I notice it's ajar.
454
00:36:34,512 --> 00:36:37,914
It's ajar because it
doesn't close. It hasn't for years.
455
00:36:40,652 --> 00:36:42,718
The rust on the latch shows that.
456
00:36:45,657 --> 00:36:46,656
And this?
457
00:36:46,758 --> 00:36:48,624
The front basement door,
which does close,
458
00:36:48,726 --> 00:36:51,394
but the crime scene
detectives noted that it was unlocked,
459
00:36:51,496 --> 00:36:55,531
as was a second-story window
on the garden side.
460
00:36:57,435 --> 00:36:58,935
Would it be possible for someone...
461
00:36:59,037 --> 00:37:00,815
Say, an intruder... To get
to that window, though,
462
00:37:00,839 --> 00:37:02,116
being a level up from the garden?
463
00:37:02,140 --> 00:37:04,006
Yes, there's a tree right there.
464
00:37:04,075 --> 00:37:05,108
This tree?
465
00:37:05,210 --> 00:37:06,075
- Mm-hmm.
- Okay.
466
00:37:06,177 --> 00:37:07,537
But how do you know it's scalable?
467
00:37:07,579 --> 00:37:11,481
Because I scaled it, easily,
and I'm pushing 70.
468
00:37:11,583 --> 00:37:13,349
You don't look it.
469
00:37:13,451 --> 00:37:15,251
I feel it sometimes.
470
00:37:15,353 --> 00:37:18,621
While you were scaling this tree
to the second-floor window,
471
00:37:18,723 --> 00:37:21,357
could you see the
basement-level kitchen?
472
00:37:21,459 --> 00:37:22,792
No.
473
00:37:22,894 --> 00:37:25,161
What if you came through
the gate that won't close
474
00:37:25,263 --> 00:37:27,797
and door that was
unlocked and went up the staircase?
475
00:37:27,899 --> 00:37:29,844
You could see someone in the
kitchen then, I imagine,
476
00:37:29,868 --> 00:37:31,078
since they're on the same level.
477
00:37:31,102 --> 00:37:33,269
No. I took a picture of this.
478
00:37:36,474 --> 00:37:40,810
That shows what you see of
the kitchen from the staircase.
479
00:37:43,581 --> 00:37:45,248
What kitchen?
480
00:37:45,350 --> 00:37:47,517
Exactly. What kitchen?
481
00:37:49,187 --> 00:37:50,686
Thank you, Dr. Katz.
482
00:37:51,956 --> 00:37:54,157
Your witness, Mrs. Weiss.
483
00:38:04,569 --> 00:38:05,801
Dr. Katz,
484
00:38:05,904 --> 00:38:07,703
it's a pleasure to meet you.
485
00:38:07,805 --> 00:38:08,971
And you.
486
00:38:09,073 --> 00:38:11,607
Me? Okay, thank you.
487
00:38:11,709 --> 00:38:13,876
But I'm not famous like you are.
488
00:38:13,978 --> 00:38:16,846
I'm not famous. No pathologist
is famous.
489
00:38:16,948 --> 00:38:19,615
Maybe I'm known in certain
professional circles,
490
00:38:19,717 --> 00:38:20,983
but that's about it.
491
00:38:21,085 --> 00:38:23,519
No one recognizes you on the street?
492
00:38:23,621 --> 00:38:28,558
If they do, maybe they saw my
picture on the back of one of my books.
493
00:38:28,660 --> 00:38:30,626
Or on TV?
494
00:38:30,728 --> 00:38:33,696
Since you've testified
in a lot of high-profile,
495
00:38:33,798 --> 00:38:35,998
sometimes televised trials.
496
00:38:37,902 --> 00:38:41,737
But in pathology, fame
plays no part, does it?
497
00:38:41,839 --> 00:38:44,941
Whether you're a New York
City medical examiner
498
00:38:45,043 --> 00:38:46,309
like Dr. Chester,
499
00:38:46,411 --> 00:38:48,744
who no one recognizes on the street,
500
00:38:48,846 --> 00:38:52,315
or an expert witness for O.J. Simpson.
501
00:38:52,417 --> 00:38:53,649
Objection.
502
00:38:53,751 --> 00:38:54,951
To what?
503
00:38:55,053 --> 00:38:57,019
It's a compliment.
504
00:38:57,121 --> 00:38:58,754
Overruled.
505
00:39:02,293 --> 00:39:06,329
Is Dr. Chester, unknown
as he may be to the public,
506
00:39:06,431 --> 00:39:09,265
a good pathologist?
507
00:39:09,367 --> 00:39:13,402
Since I'm under oath, I'd have
to say, not in my opinion.
508
00:39:13,504 --> 00:39:14,904
You disagree with him?
509
00:39:15,006 --> 00:39:18,040
Not only about the victim's hand wound,
510
00:39:18,142 --> 00:39:20,509
but also...
511
00:39:20,612 --> 00:39:24,347
what he said about this knife wound
512
00:39:24,449 --> 00:39:26,182
on the defendant's hand?
513
00:39:26,284 --> 00:39:29,085
I do. Because it's not
a knife wound caused
514
00:39:29,187 --> 00:39:31,721
by his hand slipping from
the handle onto the blade.
515
00:39:31,823 --> 00:39:36,759
It was cut on a piece of glass
from the broken door pane.
516
00:39:36,861 --> 00:39:38,928
So, he doesn't know
what he's talking about?
517
00:39:39,030 --> 00:39:41,998
I'd like to find a nicer way to put it.
518
00:39:42,100 --> 00:39:45,368
How about like this.
519
00:39:48,439 --> 00:39:51,140
"Dr. Chester is a modern day giant
520
00:39:51,242 --> 00:39:53,476
in the field of forensic pathology.
521
00:39:53,578 --> 00:39:57,313
We'd all be well-advised
to try to emulate his wisdom
522
00:39:57,415 --> 00:39:59,915
and scientific exactitude."
523
00:40:00,018 --> 00:40:01,817
You know who said that?
524
00:40:03,721 --> 00:40:05,221
Me.
525
00:40:05,323 --> 00:40:08,291
- Where?
- A testimonial dinner.
526
00:40:08,393 --> 00:40:11,294
Your praise sounds so sincere.
527
00:40:11,396 --> 00:40:12,962
Are you saying it wasn't?
528
00:40:13,064 --> 00:40:15,164
You're asked to speak about someone,
529
00:40:15,266 --> 00:40:18,367
do you embarrass them by saying
what you really think?
530
00:40:18,469 --> 00:40:20,202
You could decline to speak.
531
00:40:20,305 --> 00:40:23,939
But that would have embarrassed
him just as much.
532
00:40:25,176 --> 00:40:27,843
So, what were you really thinking
533
00:40:27,945 --> 00:40:29,578
up there in front of all those people
534
00:40:29,681 --> 00:40:31,914
saying things you
didn't believe to be true
535
00:40:32,016 --> 00:40:33,582
in such a convincing manner?
536
00:40:33,685 --> 00:40:36,519
Honestly? Dessert.
537
00:40:45,763 --> 00:40:49,765
The knife you described
as missing from its set,
538
00:40:49,867 --> 00:40:51,233
do you know when it was bought?
539
00:40:51,336 --> 00:40:54,136
No, but I know it
couldn't have been later than 2008
540
00:40:54,238 --> 00:40:57,206
since that's when that
model was discontinued.
541
00:40:58,142 --> 00:41:00,676
I bought my husband an electric drill
542
00:41:00,778 --> 00:41:04,080
with an array of two dozen
drill bits in 2008.
543
00:41:04,182 --> 00:41:07,316
Admittedly, not the most
romantic birthday gift,
544
00:41:07,418 --> 00:41:08,918
but he's a happy putterer.
545
00:41:09,020 --> 00:41:11,454
Well, so am I. I'd find it romantic.
546
00:41:12,357 --> 00:41:15,124
- My point is...
- I think we already know.
547
00:41:17,261 --> 00:41:18,761
Dr. Katz...
548
00:41:18,863 --> 00:41:21,797
we've both been doing
what we do for a long time,
549
00:41:21,899 --> 00:41:24,700
and it's put us in courtrooms
for too many days.
550
00:41:24,802 --> 00:41:27,336
But as a result, we know
the rules of the court,
551
00:41:27,438 --> 00:41:30,473
and one of them is you answer
the questions I ask,
552
00:41:30,575 --> 00:41:32,341
not ones I don't.
553
00:41:33,277 --> 00:41:36,245
Sure. Okay.
554
00:41:36,347 --> 00:41:40,216
After six years, how
many of those 24 drill bits
555
00:41:40,318 --> 00:41:43,719
do you think are still in their case?
556
00:41:43,821 --> 00:41:45,254
None of them.
557
00:41:45,356 --> 00:41:46,522
None of them.
558
00:41:46,624 --> 00:41:48,224
My husband has lost them all.
559
00:41:48,326 --> 00:41:51,060
Then I know what you
should get him for Christmas.
560
00:41:51,162 --> 00:41:52,995
He doesn't deserve it.
561
00:41:53,097 --> 00:41:54,130
Okay.
562
00:41:54,232 --> 00:41:56,732
Now you can answer the
question I haven't asked
563
00:41:56,834 --> 00:41:59,201
'cause you know what it is.
564
00:41:59,303 --> 00:42:02,071
The missing fourth knife,
it could have been lost
565
00:42:02,173 --> 00:42:04,407
or chewed up in the garbage disposal,
566
00:42:04,509 --> 00:42:07,243
or thrown out at some point in time.
567
00:42:10,748 --> 00:42:12,548
And this.
568
00:42:12,650 --> 00:42:15,584
This wound on the victim's hand,
569
00:42:15,686 --> 00:42:18,053
which occurred, you say,
570
00:42:18,156 --> 00:42:21,424
during a game none of
us would want to play.
571
00:42:21,526 --> 00:42:24,326
But if we did, if you did,
572
00:42:24,429 --> 00:42:28,130
do you really think, as the blood
is running down your arm
573
00:42:28,232 --> 00:42:30,099
and pooling on the table,
574
00:42:30,201 --> 00:42:32,868
you'd feel like having sex?
575
00:42:32,970 --> 00:42:34,737
Or would you rather
576
00:42:34,839 --> 00:42:36,872
want to be rushed to the emergency room?
577
00:42:36,974 --> 00:42:39,041
Personally, the emergency room,
578
00:42:39,143 --> 00:42:42,278
but I understand there were
a lot of drugs involved.
579
00:42:46,050 --> 00:42:47,249
Okay.
580
00:42:47,351 --> 00:42:48,517
Thank you, Dr. Katz.
581
00:42:48,619 --> 00:42:51,654
It really has been a
pleasure meeting you.
582
00:43:00,565 --> 00:43:01,831
I'm confused.
583
00:43:01,933 --> 00:43:04,233
Is this yours?
584
00:43:04,335 --> 00:43:05,367
Yeah.
585
00:43:05,470 --> 00:43:08,537
Because it's gone now.
It's not in evidence.
586
00:43:08,639 --> 00:43:09,939
Well, I don't have it anymore.
587
00:43:10,041 --> 00:43:11,361
I know you don't have it anymore.
588
00:43:11,409 --> 00:43:13,843
You left it there,
but they should have it.
589
00:43:13,945 --> 00:43:16,445
Well, I had it. They
took it to the tombs.
590
00:43:16,547 --> 00:43:19,515
How could you have
had it then if it's here?
591
00:43:19,617 --> 00:43:21,951
Oh, because he gave it
back to me that night,
592
00:43:22,053 --> 00:43:24,353
in the squad room.
593
00:43:24,455 --> 00:43:26,422
Who did?
594
00:43:26,524 --> 00:43:28,691
The detective.
595
00:43:37,068 --> 00:43:39,168
Box?
596
00:43:55,219 --> 00:43:56,919
Excited about the big night?
597
00:43:57,021 --> 00:43:58,387
Thrilled.
598
00:44:06,964 --> 00:44:08,230
Can I help you with that?
599
00:44:08,332 --> 00:44:09,999
You can move, that'd help.
600
00:44:26,918 --> 00:44:29,068
Do you swear or
affirm to tell the truth,
601
00:44:29,093 --> 00:44:31,344
the whole truth, and
nothing but the truth?
602
00:44:31,422 --> 00:44:32,655
Yes.
603
00:44:35,526 --> 00:44:36,892
Detective, welcome back.
604
00:44:40,097 --> 00:44:43,332
I heard you're about to retire.
605
00:44:43,434 --> 00:44:44,533
I heard that too.
606
00:44:44,635 --> 00:44:46,302
- Congratulations.
- Thank you.
607
00:44:46,404 --> 00:44:47,503
How long has it been?
608
00:44:47,605 --> 00:44:48,871
Thirty-three years.
609
00:44:48,973 --> 00:44:51,293
Well, you'll be sorely
missed by your colleagues, I'm sure,
610
00:44:51,342 --> 00:44:53,409
and by us, the public, too.
611
00:44:53,511 --> 00:44:55,611
We thank you for your service.
612
00:45:01,719 --> 00:45:03,752
Can you tell us in the course
of your investigation
613
00:45:03,854 --> 00:45:05,487
how many suspects you interviewed?
614
00:45:05,590 --> 00:45:08,223
One, the defendant.
615
00:45:08,326 --> 00:45:10,459
Not Trevor Williams?
616
00:45:11,729 --> 00:45:13,796
Yeah.
617
00:45:13,898 --> 00:45:15,731
This towelhead.
618
00:45:15,833 --> 00:45:20,769
He was a witness, so, yes,
of course, I spoke to him.
619
00:45:20,871 --> 00:45:23,606
As a result of that
interview, you didn't do any follow-ups?
620
00:45:23,708 --> 00:45:25,107
Nothing to follow up.
621
00:45:25,209 --> 00:45:27,977
You didn't interview Duane Reade?
622
00:45:28,079 --> 00:45:30,179
Someone at Duane Reade?
623
00:45:30,281 --> 00:45:32,348
An individual named Duane Reade.
624
00:45:32,450 --> 00:45:34,617
Is that a joke?
625
00:45:34,719 --> 00:45:36,552
No, but I'm sure he gets that a lot.
626
00:45:36,654 --> 00:45:39,722
He was with Mr. Williams when
he had words with the defendant
627
00:45:39,824 --> 00:45:42,024
and Ms. Cornish
outsider her home that night.
628
00:45:42,126 --> 00:45:43,592
But you didn't interview him?
629
00:45:43,694 --> 00:45:45,361
Mr. Williams said he was alone,
630
00:45:45,463 --> 00:45:47,896
so, no, I didn't
interview anyone he wasn't with.
631
00:45:47,999 --> 00:45:50,243
So you're unaware of
Mr. Reade's numerous
632
00:45:50,268 --> 00:45:52,191
convictions for aggravated assault?
633
00:45:55,272 --> 00:45:56,605
What about Royal Day?
634
00:45:56,707 --> 00:45:59,108
Who's he? A friend of Duane Reade's?
635
00:45:59,210 --> 00:46:00,643
The other eyewitness.
636
00:46:00,745 --> 00:46:03,045
Mr. Caval, who lives across the street
637
00:46:03,147 --> 00:46:05,948
who called in the break-in
was the other eyewitness.
638
00:46:06,050 --> 00:46:07,616
No, he's another eyewitness,
639
00:46:07,718 --> 00:46:09,885
but, like Mr. Reade,
not the only other one.
640
00:46:09,987 --> 00:46:11,654
You didn't interview Mr. Day?
641
00:46:11,756 --> 00:46:15,591
Again, I don't interview
people I don't know about.
642
00:46:15,693 --> 00:46:17,192
You know about him. You've seen him.
643
00:46:17,294 --> 00:46:19,762
In the security tapes
at the Shell station.
644
00:46:25,069 --> 00:46:29,038
He too had an unpleasant encounter
with the victim and defendant that night.
645
00:46:29,140 --> 00:46:31,173
Are you sure you didn't interview him?
646
00:46:31,275 --> 00:46:34,276
Asked and answered.
647
00:46:37,148 --> 00:46:39,081
In your 19 years in homicide,
648
00:46:39,183 --> 00:46:40,783
how many crime scenes have you worked?
649
00:46:40,885 --> 00:46:43,752
I don't know. Three hundred,
give or take.
650
00:46:43,854 --> 00:46:46,255
And at these 300,
give or take, crime scenes,
651
00:46:46,357 --> 00:46:48,824
at any crime scene,
it's important, isn't it,
652
00:46:48,926 --> 00:46:51,827
that evidence is examined,
photographed, cataloged,
653
00:46:51,929 --> 00:46:53,796
and carefully stored?
654
00:46:53,898 --> 00:46:55,564
Obviously.
655
00:47:03,607 --> 00:47:05,074
What's that?
656
00:47:09,380 --> 00:47:10,846
An asthma inhaler.
657
00:47:10,948 --> 00:47:13,482
Any idea where it is?
658
00:47:13,584 --> 00:47:15,818
- You'd have to ask him.
- Who?
659
00:47:15,920 --> 00:47:17,853
The defendant. I gave it to him.
660
00:47:17,955 --> 00:47:19,855
What he did with it, I wouldn't know.
661
00:47:19,957 --> 00:47:22,091
I'm sorry, you gave it...
662
00:47:22,193 --> 00:47:24,259
Yeah. Should I say it again?
663
00:47:26,397 --> 00:47:28,330
I'm trying to understand this.
664
00:47:28,432 --> 00:47:30,272
You're saying you took
it from the crime scene,
665
00:47:30,367 --> 00:47:32,301
- and gave it to him?
- That's right.
666
00:47:32,403 --> 00:47:33,736
Why?
667
00:47:33,838 --> 00:47:35,671
Because he needed it.
668
00:47:35,773 --> 00:47:38,307
He was distressed. He
was having trouble breathing.
669
00:47:38,409 --> 00:47:40,309
So, instead of
taking him to the hospital,
670
00:47:40,411 --> 00:47:42,923
which is how it's supposed to
work when something like that happens,
671
00:47:42,947 --> 00:47:45,748
you removed evidence
from the crime scene?
672
00:47:45,850 --> 00:47:47,116
Yes, I did.
673
00:47:47,218 --> 00:47:49,318
Because it had been
photographed and logged,
674
00:47:49,420 --> 00:47:51,019
so there was no reason not to.
675
00:47:51,122 --> 00:47:54,423
Other than it runs counter to standard
police rules and practices
676
00:47:54,525 --> 00:47:57,726
regarding chain of evidence
and is grossly unprofessional?
677
00:47:57,828 --> 00:48:01,497
Which, with 33 years experience,
you would certainly know.
678
00:48:01,599 --> 00:48:02,998
He was suffering.
679
00:48:03,100 --> 00:48:05,667
My apologies for trying
to lessen his suffering.
680
00:48:05,770 --> 00:48:07,903
That's why you did it?
681
00:48:08,005 --> 00:48:10,372
Not because it didn't fit?
682
00:48:12,510 --> 00:48:14,543
I really don't know what that means.
683
00:48:14,645 --> 00:48:19,314
"If the glove don't fit,
you must acquit."
684
00:48:20,284 --> 00:48:22,351
An inhaler doesn't fit how we picture
685
00:48:22,453 --> 00:48:24,620
a crazed killer trying
to stab someone 22 times
686
00:48:24,722 --> 00:48:27,089
between hits off his Ventolin.
687
00:48:27,191 --> 00:48:29,124
No. That's not why.
688
00:48:29,226 --> 00:48:30,793
I told you why.
689
00:48:30,895 --> 00:48:33,095
I'm not saying you
consciously thought about it.
690
00:48:33,197 --> 00:48:35,130
I'm wondering if maybe
it was subconscious,
691
00:48:35,232 --> 00:48:38,600
if you were having doubts
about his guilt from the beginning.
692
00:48:38,702 --> 00:48:40,135
Subconscious?
693
00:48:40,237 --> 00:48:41,904
Mm-hmm.
694
00:48:42,006 --> 00:48:46,008
Well, if one could describe what goes
on in their sub-conscious mind,
695
00:48:46,110 --> 00:48:48,110
it wouldn't be sub-conscious, would it?
696
00:48:50,080 --> 00:48:52,714
So, I guess there's
no way for us to know.
697
00:48:52,817 --> 00:48:56,585
Unless you got Freud out there
waiting to be called.
698
00:49:03,194 --> 00:49:05,027
Mrs. Weiss.
699
00:49:05,129 --> 00:49:06,929
I have no questions.
700
00:50:54,438 --> 00:50:57,339
Hey! Here he is!
701
00:51:08,752 --> 00:51:10,319
What I'm gonna do now?
702
00:51:10,421 --> 00:51:13,088
Shit is all fucked up now.
703
00:51:14,458 --> 00:51:16,291
Shit was going good, too.
704
00:51:18,595 --> 00:51:21,496
What the fuck he do that for? He ain't
had to do nothing but sit there?
705
00:51:21,598 --> 00:51:23,031
You and his moms did everything.
706
00:51:23,133 --> 00:51:26,001
I didn't know him any
better than you. I don't know.
707
00:51:39,550 --> 00:51:41,516
There goes the party train.
708
00:51:47,524 --> 00:51:49,558
"Off-duty." Like you
are most of the time.
709
00:51:49,660 --> 00:51:52,494
Ah!
710
00:51:52,596 --> 00:51:54,930
That's it. Ah, just kidding!
711
00:51:55,032 --> 00:51:56,965
Hey, we got you...
We got you something else.
712
00:51:58,902 --> 00:52:00,268
Here we go!
713
00:52:21,191 --> 00:52:23,458
You got something you wanna tell me?
714
00:52:25,562 --> 00:52:27,229
About Petey?
715
00:52:33,170 --> 00:52:34,536
Yeah.
716
00:52:43,580 --> 00:52:45,680
Yeah!
717
00:53:01,932 --> 00:53:04,199
The only pleasure I have
718
00:53:04,301 --> 00:53:07,803
is knowing how much of a pound of flesh
719
00:53:07,905 --> 00:53:10,505
both of you clowns have had to pay
720
00:53:10,607 --> 00:53:12,207
for your decisions...
721
00:53:49,046 --> 00:53:50,979
Yo, I need a new one.
722
00:54:27,684 --> 00:54:28,644
Fuck!
723
00:54:28,719 --> 00:54:31,553
Send a squad to the annex!
Squad to the annex!
724
00:54:39,463 --> 00:54:41,062
Send a squad now!
725
00:54:50,641 --> 00:54:52,941
What's taking you so long?!
726
00:55:07,824 --> 00:55:11,693
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