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I just hope we haven't pushed this too
fast. The fresher your testimony, the
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better. I don't want you up there with
just a cold memory.
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The more you still feel it, the more
they will. I will never not feel that
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moment, Bobby.
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Lindsay will open.
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They'll probably put on the detective,
the coroner, somebody from forensics,
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that could be it. You could be taking
the stand by Thursday.
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Whether we put you on depends on how he
does.
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I want to rest on our best note.
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You ready?
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Mm -hmm.
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Are you?
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We're ready.
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Helen.
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How we doing?
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Well, nothing in his house connecting
him to the crime. That's the good news.
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What's the bath?
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Oh, well, your buddy George has a little
home video library, Eleanor.
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None of them directed by Ron Howard.
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Don't tell me.
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Some weird stuff.
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What, you saw it? No, some of the
detectives. It doesn't really mean
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Ellen, you've got to know the guy was
framed. Come on.
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If you're going to kill somebody, you
don't then walk around with the head.
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It's not my case.
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You know, I didn't hear an undertone of
this will probably go away.
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Right now, there are no other suspects.
They think they've got the right guy.
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What the hell is going on? I'm being
railroaded. Look, let's just focus on
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good news. They found nothing at your
house. You said that after they
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investigated, I'd probably be set free.
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You said that if they didn't find
anything else, they would release me. I
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said... Well, they didn't find anything
else, and now you're here telling me the
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district attorney's office thinks I did
it. Don't yell at me, George. I will
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yell, Eleanor. What the hell is going
on? You have to... This is insane!
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All right, George.
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Let me tell you how this is going to
work.
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You don't shout at me, ever.
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Aside from the fact that I don't like
it, we don't need some guard here taking
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the stand saying he heard you banging
tables and screaming like a man who
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decapitate somebody.
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Now, the police are nuts to hold you.
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They haven't found one piece of evidence
connecting anybody else to this crime.
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You had the victim's head.
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Now, add to that your porno collection.
That makes you seem a little strange.
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And add to that the fact you don't have
an alibi. I was home.
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Yes! And that's the only thing I have to
tell to a jury.
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That while Susan Robin was being
murdered, you were home alone watching
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private discovery channel.
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Let's just get over the idea that
they're going to free you any second
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It isn't going to happen.
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We're in this for the long haul, George.
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This just can't be happening to me.
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Let me begin by saying thank you for
your service.
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Criminal cases aren't fun, especially
when they involve the taking of human
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life. And homicide trials tend to be
long.
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You will be relieved to learn, however,
that here it will be short. It is
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uncontroverted, which means that you can
accept it as fact right now.
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The defendant shot an unarmed man at
point blank five times, killing him.
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Now, defense counsel, I suspect, might
try to put the victim on trial here.
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you he was a bad guy.
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Perhaps he was.
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But he's not on trial.
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He is.
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The victim didn't have a gun. He did.
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The victim didn't kill anybody.
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He did.
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Now, it's possible the defense might
endeavor to convince you their client's
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good man.
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Perhaps he is.
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Though in my experience, good men don't
execute people.
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All I will ask, do not let yourselves be
drawn into good guy, bad guy arguments.
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This isn't about who he is or what he
is. This is about what he did.
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What he did was to shoot a man three
times in the chest
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and then twice in the head.
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What he did was commit a horrific
murder.
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The evidence will show the victim,
Raymond Breyer, terrorized my client and
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client's family.
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His wife, Meredith, sitting there. There
are two children who visit almost every
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weekend. The evidence will show that
after being stalked, threatened with
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violence, vandalized, Professor Pearson
purchased a gun to protect his family.
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The evidence will show that Professor
Pearson picked up that gun, in fact, to
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protect himself when Mr. Breyer showed
up at his doorstep in a paranoid,
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schizophrenic state to protect himself
from a deranged person with a past
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history of violence.
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When you listen to all of the evidence
carefully, you will see that Mr. Breyer
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posed a life threat.
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To Mr. Pearson and his family.
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I'm not surprised the prosecution wants
you to take the question of who's the
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good guy out of the equation.
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Because the evidence will show Anderson
Pearson to be...
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I suppose I should admit a bias.
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He was my law professor.
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And I, like many of my classmates,
walked out of law school aspiring to
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be him.
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The thing about law school, we all go in
dreaming of someday arguing the big
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case. And the biggest case is, it's
usually a murder trial, where your
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not only innocent, but heroic even.
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And he's somebody you care deeply about.
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Somebody you desperately want to save.
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This is my big case.
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Eugene, they're not even looking for
anybody else. They usually don't,
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when they think they got the guy.
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To them, this case is solved, which
means we got to investigate. And we
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making two lists.
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One, who would want to frame George
Vogelman? Two, who would want Susan
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dead? It's possible George just
represented somebody's chance to get
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murder. And this whole thing is more
about that.
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Just got a little inside tip from
Lindsay.
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Helen told her, George and the victim
did not leave the bar together.
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Did he make any statement to the effect
that he thought the victim was armed?
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No, he didn't. And, Detective, was there
any evidence of a struggle?
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No, sir. Any evidence that suggested
that the victim could have been moving
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toward the defendant?
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No. We concluded the victim was standing
flat -footed about 40 inches away from
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the defendant at the time of the
shooting. How could you tell that? The
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burns on the victim, footprints, the
defendant's statement.
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He said so himself.
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In fact, Mr. Pearson was very
forthcoming, wasn't he?
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Yes. And it was Mr. Pearson's wife they
called the police.
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That's correct. Did the Pearsons ever
ask the police to do something to
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them from Mr. Breyer? They did. And how
did you respond?
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We advised them to seek a restraining
order. And to your knowledge, they got a
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restraining order, didn't they? Yes,
they did. And yet, here was Mr. Breyer
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again coming to their house.
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That seems to be the case. And this Mr.
Breyer, he had a police record, correct?
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That's correct. Three assault
convictions, one battery with a tire
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Did you also have knowledge that he was
a paranoid schizophrenic? I have
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knowledge of it today. Yes, I do. If he
were harassing you, detective, and he
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rang your doorbell one night, would you
answer the door without your gun?
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Probably not.
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Thank you.
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Would you shoot him five times?
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No, I wouldn't.
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The witness may step down.
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Mr. Pollock?
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The Commonwealth rests, Your Honor.
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Maybe it's good. It's not good.
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You don't just put up one witness in a
murder trial.
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So what are they up to? My bet is
they're saving their case for rebuttal,
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to get you in a lie.
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But he's admitted everything. What's to
impeach?
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Is there anything?
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No. Well, if you make a single mistake,
a fact up there, they'll put up the
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coroner or whoever to paint it as a lie.
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That's what this is about.
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Smart. Except if we don't put him on,
those experts can't testify at all now.
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They satisfied their burden. He has to
go up.
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Go over the autopsy reports with him. I
got to get a hold of Dr.
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Matthews and our weapons guy. They could
be taking the standby tomorrow.
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I'll see you after lunch.
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This isn't that perverted.
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Oh, I mean, at least it's film.
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Some of this stuff on videotape. That
last scene had some sadomasochism going
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on. You have to suppress this, Eleanor.
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Well, you can get this late night on
Showtime. I mean, what's the... Oh, not
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that you can't. If this gets admitted to
evidence, George is going to look like
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a sicko. Let's mark up a motion to
suppress.
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Jimmy, I could use that research you did
on Davis. All right, I can pull it
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right up. You know, I think two women
together can be sensual.
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Well, great. We'll call you up as a
character witness.
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He would call.
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He would drive by the house.
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He was terrifying us. You said he would
call.
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Did you talk to him?
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Well, at first we answered, but then we
knew better than to pick up.
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So he began leaving messages.
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What kind of messages?
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Most of them are along the lines of, you
think you're better than I am because
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you're rich, but money can't buy your
health, you know.
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He'd say that all the time. And when you
got the restraining order?
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Well, it stopped for a few weeks, then.
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Well, one morning I went out and I saw
the garage had been broken into. My car
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had been scraped. A window had been
smashed.
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Mr. Breyer did it.
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Well, we can only assume.
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A few days later, we were watching
television at night.
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I got up to go to the kitchen.
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And there he was at the window.
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So what did you do?
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I called the police.
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They said they'd arrest him. Did they?
No.
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The next night, I had just gotten home.
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It was barely dark.
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And suddenly, Meredith yelled, he's
back.
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I looked out, and there he was, coming
up the walkway.
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So what did you do?
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I went and got my gun.
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You keep a gun.
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Well, I bought it because of this man.
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And when you went to get your gun, was
it your intent to use it? My intent was
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to let him know I was armed and I would
use it to protect myself or my family.
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So what happened?
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I opened the door and he... He held up
my cat.
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It was dead.
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It looked as if it had been strangled.
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And then what happened?
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He dropped it at my feet.
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He said, something seems to be wrong
with your cat.
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The next thing I remember, I was raising
my gun, pointing it at him. I
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threatened him.
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I told him if he ever tried to hurt us.
And how did he respond?
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He mocked me.
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How could he hurt us? He was just a
mouse.
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And then he said, maybe it was a mouse
that got your cat.
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And I could see it.
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In his eyes. See what?
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He was going to hurt us.
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Then what?
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The next thing I remember, the gun was
going off and he was falling backwards.
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Meredith was screaming and he was lying
there.
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Bleeding.
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You shot him?
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Yes.
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Professor Pearson, did you willfully?
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shoot this man?
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I don't know.
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You don't know?
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Well, I felt myself getting angry, and I
looked at the cat, and my hand,
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it just clenched, and I was squeezing
the gun, and bullets were coming out.
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It was not something I decided to do.
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It just, it just happened.
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Give me one reason I should speak to
you.
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The reason is I don't think George
Volkman killed your daughter.
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You're being paid to think that. I get
paid to represent him.
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What I think isn't up for sale.
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The police seem pretty sure.
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Given the circumstances, it's pretty
easy to be convinced that Mr. Volkman is
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involved.
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I'm here making room for the possibility
that the real killer is still out
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there.
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That's why I've come to talk.
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The people I've spoken with, they say
that it's not normal behavior for Susan
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go to some bar alone.
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It isn't. Well, could she have been
upset about something?
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Mr. Volkman said that when he first
started speaking with her, she seemed
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Is it possible that she could have gone
to the bar to drown out some kind of
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sorrow? I don't know.
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What about her boyfriend?
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Were things good between them?
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I think so. I... I know she loved him.
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Which is another reason she wouldn't be
going to some motel with a guy she met
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in a bar.
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Well, could they have had a fight? I
mean, was she depressed about that,
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to a bar? She was depressed. I doubt it
was about her boyfriend, Mr. Young.
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I was just diagnosed with liver cancer.
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I don't have much time.
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But I still don't think she would deal
with that by going to a bar.
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That's wrong. We did leave together.
Well, they've got witnesses saying you
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didn't. We didn't walk out the door
together.
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I went first because my car was parked a
ways off. I went to get it. I drove
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back to pick her up. Did anybody see her
get in the car with you? I don't know.
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What, they think I abducted her now?
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Why did you go to a motel, George?
You've got your place. She has hers. Why
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motel? It seemed more romantic.
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I don't know. My place was a mess.
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Too many videotapes strewn about. You
know what, Eleanor? I'm just asking the
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questions they'll be asking. Do you have
any questions to my innocence?
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Get up and walk away.
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I'll find somebody else.
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She had her head cut off, for God's
sakes.
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I have a motion scheduled to suppress
the videotapes.
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We don't want them coming into evidence.
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I have no doubt.
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The prosecution will try to use them.
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Is there anything else you need?
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Anybody I can call for you?
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No.
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You say that your hand just squeezed and
bullets started coming out. Yes. Did
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you squeeze just once or did you squeeze
five times?
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I don't remember.
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You don't remember.
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I was probably in shock, Mr. Bullock,
and raged. The man had killed my cat.
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I was thinking probably he'd kill me,
maybe my wife. Did you think he was
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to kill you or your wife when you pulled
the trigger?
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Well, no, not at that second, but... So
you do have some memory of what you were
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thinking. And you did pull the trigger.
I didn't consciously pull it. It just
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went off. Five times?
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Yes. See, this is what I have a problem
with.
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The squeeze and release, the squeeze and
release, the squeeze and release, the
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squeeze and release, the squeeze and
release, which I am told is the only way
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this weapon could possibly have gone off
five times.
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Now, I have here the gun, though it's
not loaded.
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Could you take this, please?
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Objection!
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He's already described what happened.
I'd like him to demonstrate.
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I'll allow it. Come on, you've got to be
kidding me. I'll allow it.
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Sit down, both of you.
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Could you stand up, Mr. Pearson, and
step out?
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I would like you to show us exactly how
you were holding this gun when it went
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off five times.
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Could you squeeze, please? It's not
loaded.
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Rejection! Counsel, what else are you
looking for?
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I'd like him to make it click five
times, Your Honor. See how this possibly
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could have happened.
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Please show us, Mr. Pearson.
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Thank you, Mr. Pierce.
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I'll take the gun back, please.
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Yeah.
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I'll say he possibly could have become
violent.
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I won't go any further than that.
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Doctor... That's as far as I go, Mr.
Donald. I am limited to the truth.
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Am I not?
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Yes.
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I'll see you at the courthouse.
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Doctor, we don't want you to do anything
but tell the truth.
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But you don't know Anderson Pearson.
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There's no other way to say this.
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He needs you desperately.
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Where are we on SRAM?
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Same.
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They'll say the gun could have
possibly... put the light trigger in the
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slightest squeeze.
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He sunk himself.
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It's not over.
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We still need only one juror.
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All he had to do was stick with I don't
remember.
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I guess we should have coached him a
little better. Bobby, we did everything
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suborn perjury as it was.
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Look, everybody in that room knows what
really happened. Our job is still the
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same. We just need to find one juror to
pretend otherwise.
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The videotapes would have no relevance
whatsoever except a comment on my
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client's character, which is totally
inadmissible. We'd be offering the tapes
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only to show a pattern, Your Honor. A
pattern? Some of the tapes involve
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scenes which border on sadomasochism. We
believe we can show.
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A statistical correlation between the
men who commit sex crimes. This is so
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ridiculous. Can I finish? This is a
homicide case. It is not a sex crime.
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We don't know that, counsel.
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There is no evidence of rape or
forced... Nor is there any conclusive
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that the intercourse didn't occur after
she was headless.
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Your Honor.
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As an officer of this court, I must go
on record with my disgust with that
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comment. Take exception all you want,
but the fact remains. The police have
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never even suggested such a scenario. I
doubt they even considered it. Maybe
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they should.
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Under the heading that depravity, too,
can be in the eye of the beholder, I
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would ask that you be recused from this
case. Your Honor. I can tell you George
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Vogelman could not be capable of having
such a sick thought. I would hate for
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him to be in the hands of a judge who
could be. Look, we're getting way off
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track now. The issue today is these
videotapes. I want to see the specific
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we are talking about before I make...
You would, Eleanor.
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I will see the tapes in question.
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Then, I'll make my ruling.
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Defense calls Dr. Walter Matthews to the
stand.
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Sidebar, Your Honor.
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We object to this witness on grounds of
relevance.
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What's your role for proof?
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Dr. Matthews will testify that Mr.
Breyer posed a risk of danger to my
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and his family. Which might be relevant
if you were arguing self -defense, but
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under the theory that Mr.
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Pearson involuntarily pulled the
trigger.
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The victim's state of mind has no
meaning.
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I agree.
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Your Honor, panic, fear, anger, it all
factored into my client clenching onto
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that gun.
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To the extent that the victim posed a
risk of bodily harm. You're trying to
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squeeze in self -defense, Counsel.
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We're not. The only thing relevant is
your client's state of mind. This
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has nothing to say to that. This witness
will speak to the threat posed by the
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victim, which goes to Anderson Pearson's
state of mind.
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It's a nice try.
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You are shutting down our whole defense.
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I'm shutting down this guy.
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He's not relevant. I want our objection
noted for the record.
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So noted. Step back.
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Dr. Matthews, you're excused.
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Get out of my face, Eugene.
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I'm in your face, Eleanor, and I will
stay in your face. If Guy says something
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like that in open court, I don't care if
he's a judge or... The point is to win
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a motion. If you take it on the judge...
We already lost the motion. You don't
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know that. What happened?
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She went ballistic on a judge in open
court. I did not go ballistic.
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All right. He suggested that my client
had sex with a headless corpse. I'm
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supposed to... Maybe he did us a favor.
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What? Well, now we got an idea of how
people see things.
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Eleanor, this was a beautiful woman with
a boyfriend.
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You ever ask yourself what the hell
she's doing with George?
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Maybe you just assume a pretty girl
would go to a motel with a schlub like
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but the jury won't. You keep looking at
this and saying, of course he's
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innocent, but you're the only one doing
that. And if you don't get some
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perspective real fast, then at least be
a good lawyer and a good friend and tell
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George to hire himself a new attorney,
because he didn't have a good one in
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court today.
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It's an extremely light trigger. This is
a sophisticated and sensitive firearm.
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Now, you heard Mr.
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Pearson's testimony.
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Let his hand clench down the trigger.
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And five shots fired.
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Is that possible, Mr. Schramm? If he
squeezed the trigger one time, it would
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be possible for the weapon to discharge
five times. No.
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Is it your testimony that it's
impossible, Mr. Schramm? The way he
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I think what happened was this. His hand
seized up a little.
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And it trembled.
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Causing the fingers to shake. Maybe even
twitch a little bit.
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If that happened, it's not only possible
for the gun to go off again and again,
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I would consider it likely.
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Likely? Yeah, you have to understand,
this gun has an automatic recoil.
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If his hand is trembling, pulling at the
trigger but not pulling too hard, it
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will recoil automatically and fire
automatically.
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It's extremely plausible.
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Thank you.
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Not only do I reject that likelihood,
I'm offended by Mr. Schramm's testimony.
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Why is that, sir?
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As manufacturer of this particular
firearm, I take exception to the notion
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these weapons just go off with the
tremble of a finger.
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It's preposterous. You have to pull,
semi -automatic or not.
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Of course, if these guns could go off
with a trembling squeeze.
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you might be exposed to a massive
product liability action. Which is one
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reasons we wouldn't let the gun be so
temperamental.
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And also a reason you'd be sitting in
court spouting that it could never
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I can't say the morning went well, but
Schramm was much better than I ever
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thought. The trembling fingers, he could
have bought us reasonable doubt.
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So where are we?
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I would love to be able to put on a
witness who saw your hand start to
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If we had that to back up Schramm's
testimony, plus we could end on an
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high point.
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Otherwise, I think we're still behind.
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I saw his handshake.
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Are you sure?
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I'm positive.
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Good. Then you're up next.
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He was pointing the gun and I could just
see his face going red.
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Did you say anything to your husband?
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No. He's pointing a gun at a man. His
face is going red and you didn't say
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anything? Like put the gun down? No.
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I thank God he had that gun. Otherwise,
I didn't know what that man would do to
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us. Everything seemed to go in slow
motion.
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And then, Anderson's hand started to
shake.
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Not a lot, but he was trembling.
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He was standing there like a statue.
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And then suddenly, bullets just started
coming out.
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Mrs. Pearson, your husband...
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is on trial here for executing a man.
And I'm telling you that's not how it
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happened.
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He is the most gentle man on earth.
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I would ask you to put yourself in his
position.
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But it would be impossible for you to do
so.
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You love your husband very much.
438
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Yes. And you don't want to see him go to
prison, do you?
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Of course not. When the police asked you
that night what happened, you
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didn't tell them anything about any
shaking hand, did you?
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I was in shock that night.
442
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Oh.
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Nothing further.
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George, I want to apologize for what
happened this morning.
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I just lost it in there when the judge
said... I know.
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Thank you for losing it.
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Okay, George.
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It's brutal truth time.
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Me first.
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The idea that you could do what happened
to that girl, not only can I not
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believe it, but it might be impossible
for me to believe it.
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You and I talked on the phone every
night for a month. We shared some of our
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most intimate secrets.
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And the idea that I could have not
seen... What are you saying?
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I'm admitting that maybe I had some
denial myself.
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Obviously, I don't want to admit that I
could misjudge somebody, so it's just
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possible that some of my own denial is
what caused me... You're not sure?
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About my innocence.
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I believe that you're innocent.
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I'm just not necessarily sure that I can
trust myself to.
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Forget about what I believe.
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00:30:16,490 --> 00:30:18,410
Forget about what you want me to
believe.
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You are in trouble, and you could go
away for it, and your very best chance
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not going away is by telling me the
truth.
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It doesn't really matter to us.
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If I can't convince you, what chance do
I have with 12 strangers?
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We all know what really happened.
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When Mr. Burr killed that cat, it was
last straw.
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Can we understand why Anderson Pearson
pulled that trigger? Of course.
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Who amongst us wouldn't be tempted?
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He'd had enough.
472
00:31:21,970 --> 00:31:25,950
I don't think the defense counsel really
expects you to believe that he
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00:31:25,950 --> 00:31:27,830
involuntarily pulled the trigger.
474
00:31:28,750 --> 00:31:32,270
This all comes down to a simple bet.
475
00:31:34,490 --> 00:31:40,110
The defense is wagering that you will
say, to hell with the law.
476
00:31:42,090 --> 00:31:43,210
And endorse a vigilante.
477
00:31:45,250 --> 00:31:46,310
We bet.
478
00:31:48,330 --> 00:31:49,530
We hope.
479
00:31:52,790 --> 00:31:53,850
You won't.
480
00:32:01,810 --> 00:32:04,550
How dare anybody say we all know.
481
00:32:08,650 --> 00:32:11,610
None of us can pretend to know what that
moment must have been like.
482
00:32:13,230 --> 00:32:19,870
When a man who has stalked you, a man
who has vandalized your property, a man
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00:32:19,870 --> 00:32:24,290
who is a diagnosed violent schizophrenic
shows up at your front door, says he
484
00:32:24,290 --> 00:32:25,910
won't hurt you because he's just a
mouse.
485
00:32:27,230 --> 00:32:29,510
The mouse that just strangled your cat.
486
00:32:31,090 --> 00:32:32,470
We all know.
487
00:32:33,930 --> 00:32:38,150
Like normal thought patterns go through
your head at a moment like this? You
488
00:32:38,150 --> 00:32:42,370
heard Meredith Pearson tell you an hour
ago it would be impossible to put
489
00:32:42,370 --> 00:32:43,590
yourself into my client's position.
490
00:32:44,150 --> 00:32:48,090
His hands started to tremble.
491
00:32:49,290 --> 00:32:51,950
His fingers slightly seized.
492
00:32:52,330 --> 00:32:53,470
The gun went off.
493
00:32:53,910 --> 00:32:58,110
You heard Anderson Pearson tell you
that. Meredith Pearson saw it.
494
00:32:59,010 --> 00:33:02,930
John Schramm, an expert on this weapon,
showed you how this kind of tremble with
495
00:33:02,930 --> 00:33:06,610
a light trigger and the auto recoil
could cause this exact result.
496
00:33:06,890 --> 00:33:07,910
We all know.
497
00:33:08,590 --> 00:33:12,530
Like my associate predicted at the very
start, the prosecution stayed far away
498
00:33:12,530 --> 00:33:16,210
from asking who's the good guy here
because that we do know.
499
00:33:16,790 --> 00:33:19,770
Anderson Pearson is no criminal.
500
00:33:20,250 --> 00:33:26,370
The question here is, are you going to
hand him a life sentence because we all
501
00:33:26,370 --> 00:33:27,370
know?
502
00:33:34,250 --> 00:33:35,270
So easy, isn't it?
503
00:34:21,610 --> 00:34:23,270
I think we got a chance at reasonable
doubt.
504
00:34:25,110 --> 00:34:29,310
But what Bullock said, it rang pretty
true in there.
505
00:34:30,590 --> 00:34:33,070
I'd like to offer manslaughter right
now.
506
00:34:33,710 --> 00:34:36,150
Parole, you'd be out in three years.
507
00:34:36,469 --> 00:34:38,650
It's crazy for us to roll with the
alternative.
508
00:34:41,710 --> 00:34:45,429
Prison? Three years is better than 18 to
life, Meredith.
509
00:34:50,480 --> 00:34:51,480
Professor.
510
00:34:57,380 --> 00:34:58,540
Professor.
511
00:35:12,740 --> 00:35:18,280
The clock is ticking.
512
00:35:19,790 --> 00:35:20,790
They could come back.
513
00:35:21,590 --> 00:35:22,529
I'm tempted.
514
00:35:22,530 --> 00:35:24,790
We both went with manslaughter, Gavin.
515
00:35:26,110 --> 00:35:27,110
Three years.
516
00:35:27,830 --> 00:35:30,890
He shouldn't do more, he shouldn't do
less. I think he should do more, Bobby.
517
00:35:35,070 --> 00:35:36,070
Four?
518
00:35:39,090 --> 00:35:40,090
Four and a half?
519
00:35:42,410 --> 00:35:43,590
I'm going to reject the offer.
520
00:35:43,810 --> 00:35:45,470
You really think they want to put him
away?
521
00:35:45,750 --> 00:35:46,850
Do they want to? No.
522
00:35:47,550 --> 00:35:48,550
But will they?
523
00:35:50,480 --> 00:35:51,800
I'm staying with murder, too.
524
00:35:59,140 --> 00:36:00,740
You should have seen his face, Eugene.
525
00:36:03,340 --> 00:36:08,620
When I doubted him, he just fell from
the inside out.
526
00:36:09,320 --> 00:36:11,020
I might as well have pronounced him
dead.
527
00:36:12,840 --> 00:36:14,000
You believe he's innocent.
528
00:36:14,640 --> 00:36:15,640
I know it, Eugene.
529
00:36:16,920 --> 00:36:17,920
I know it.
530
00:36:21,160 --> 00:36:22,580
Then we fight for him, Eleanor.
531
00:36:23,500 --> 00:36:25,820
Somebody else did it. We go to work on
finding out who.
532
00:36:26,400 --> 00:36:27,400
We fight.
533
00:36:27,460 --> 00:36:28,520
Will you first chair?
534
00:36:29,900 --> 00:36:31,260
I think I'm too close.
535
00:36:31,740 --> 00:36:32,740
I'll first chair.
536
00:36:34,140 --> 00:36:35,140
And we'll win.
537
00:36:38,000 --> 00:36:39,000
Mr.
538
00:36:42,340 --> 00:36:45,040
Donald, are you feeling confident about
an acquittal? We have nothing to say.
539
00:36:45,100 --> 00:36:46,100
Please excuse us.
540
00:36:52,140 --> 00:36:54,560
They're televising you? She let cameras
in for the verdict.
541
00:36:54,760 --> 00:36:55,760
How long were they out?
542
00:36:55,860 --> 00:36:56,920
Less than two hours.
543
00:36:57,180 --> 00:36:58,180
What does that mean?
544
00:36:58,560 --> 00:36:59,560
Acquittal.
545
00:37:28,840 --> 00:37:30,600
Will the defendant please rise?
546
00:37:33,140 --> 00:37:36,260
Madam foreperson, the jury has reached
its verdict.
547
00:37:36,520 --> 00:37:38,900
We have, Your Honor. What say you?
548
00:37:39,380 --> 00:37:40,380
Commonwealth v.
549
00:37:40,620 --> 00:37:45,260
Anderson Pearson on the charge of murder
in the second degree. We find the
550
00:37:45,260 --> 00:37:47,900
defendant, Anderson Pearson, guilty.
551
00:38:01,360 --> 00:38:03,100
This matter is adjourned.
552
00:38:06,920 --> 00:38:11,140
Will you help her?
553
00:38:11,340 --> 00:38:12,340
Will you help her?
554
00:38:12,500 --> 00:38:13,500
We'll appeal.
555
00:38:13,620 --> 00:38:15,300
We'll explore whatever options.
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