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Previously on
JAG:
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MAN:
You want to slug it out?
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I'm all for it.
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Stow the knife.
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Oh, I'll stow it...
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in your gut, you sepo bastard.
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[grunting]
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No! Stop!
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Ian, stop!
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One of her sailors
was murdered.
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Apparently the Aussies
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have apprehended
the suspect.
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Commander Brumby
has requested our assistance.
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Oh, Gunny, it
is wild down here.
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I haven't seen so many
naked breasts since...
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Since when, Bud?
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Harriet?!
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[car horn blaring]
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Down here we go around
the circle to the left, mate.
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I didn't murder him!
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I don't believe you.
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Don't you care
if your husband's
convicted of murder?
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Why don't you just put it
on the telly?
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Yeah, but you're
in Australia, Mac.
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Wear an Aussie bikini.
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I'm afraid to ask.
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Well, no worries.
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It's a two-piece:
hat and a bottom.
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Sir?
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Is that Clayton Webb?
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Hey, Mr. Webb!
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What kind of mission
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would he be on
in Australia, sir?
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RABB:
He's one of ours, Mic.
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He might be
one of yours
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but he murdered
one of ours
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and he did it here
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so he'll damn well
be tried here.
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Jenny, you've just told us
exactly what Kevin told us.
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That's what you wanted
to hear, wasn't it?
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No, I want to hear
your recollection
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of what happened that
night, not Kevin's.
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You don't want to know
what I remember, Commander.
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What I remember will hang him.
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Sir...
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is that Colonel
MacKenzie topless?
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[theme music playing]
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[indistinct conversations]
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Oh, hi.
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Isn't this wonderful?
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Wonderful.
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Oh, hey, Bud,
did you get
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my message
about dinner tonight?
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Uh, yes, ma'am.
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Uh, dinner
sounds great.
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Uh, wait. I assumed
we'd be having dinner, Mac.
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Don't assume, Mic.
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Here, Bud, let me give you
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these pictures
Harriet sent.
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ROBERTS:
Thank you, ma'am.
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He's gotten so big.
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BRUMBY:
It's only been
two days, mate.
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Well, he changes
every day, sir.
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What?
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[laughs]
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Brumby, you questioned
the witness
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without talking
to his lawyer--
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it's unethical.
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I'm not sure if that's true.
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Even if she was his wife,
which she wasn't.
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They've been married
for 28 years.
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A bigamous marriage--
he already had a wife.
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Would you two save it for court?
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I'm trying to defrost here.
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Well, don't overexpose yourself.
You'll burn.
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Don't worry, mate.
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I rubbed her down
with plenty of sun block.
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Sir, isn't it, uh,
time that we go?
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Sir?
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Yeah.
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As they say,
four's a crowd.
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Hey, how about dinner tomorrow?
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I'll call.
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BRUMBY:
Hey, mate.
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Don't forget your wigs
when you come to court.
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Wigs?
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ROBERTS:
Unbelievable, sir.
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She ate three
dozen oysters.
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She sucked them
right out of the shells. Ugh.
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Mac is always eating
everything to excess, Bud.
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Yeah, but that wasn't
the worst part, sir.
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Her main dish
was a bug.
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Actually, it was
some sort of shellfish
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but still, to eat
anything called a bug.
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She's going to be
disappointed at
dinner tonight.
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She's going to have
to settle for...
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Sir.
There he is again.
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[speaking German]
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What is he up to?
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Quite Frankly, sir,
Australian perukes
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were never up
to English standards.
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Rather shoddy
workmanship,
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if you ask me, sir.
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But then, of course,
this country
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was settled
with convicts.
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So what can one expect?
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Are these really made
of horsehair?
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The finest in England.
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This wig required 100 hours
of hand-weaving to fabricate.
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And then,
of course
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it had to be
bleached and curled.
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Oh, of course.
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We import them
from Ravenscroft.
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They've been making wigs since
the War of the Insurrection.
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Oh, that's a war
I haven't heard of.
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I believe you Americans call it
"The Revolutionary War."
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Oh,
that
war.
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If I may say so, sir,
you were born to it.
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Thank you,
Mr. Clutterbuck.
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Oh, my.
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It is fortunate
that as a solicitor
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you are not required
to wear a wig
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or we would need
to find...
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I know.
A bigger horse.
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MAC:
One French and
the other German?
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Or Dutch, we weren't sure.
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The woman he was
speaking with
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at Circular Quay
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was definitely
French, though.
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Didn't know Webb
was multilingual.
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Maybe he's not.
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Both women were
stunning-- oh!
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Are you saying that a man
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doesn't need to
understand a woman
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as long as
she's beautiful?
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Even speaking the same language,
what man understands a woman?
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You're referring to me.
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Oh, let me guess.
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You don't understand
why I went to the beach
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with Mic.
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That opera house
is really beautiful, isn't it?
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Smashing.
So what bothered you?
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That I went to the beach
with him?
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Or that you thought
I was topless?
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You weren't?
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Harmon Rabb,
you are a prude.
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I am not.
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Look, I don't care
if you want to go topless.
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You do if it's
in front of Mic.
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Well, you work
with the guy, Mac.
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You wouldn't go topless
in front of me, would you?
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Is that a request?
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You know, they wrote
"eternity" on this bridge
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in lights
on New Year's Eve.
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Is that how long
we're going to wait?
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Mac...
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We're not in Washington.
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We're not even
on the same continent.
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Location doesn't change
who we are.
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Most men would disagree
with you.
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I know.
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I disagree with me
sometimes, too.
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But you still can't let go.
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Not yet.
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You're just this way
with me, aren't you?
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Yeah.
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Only with you.
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I suppose I should be flattered.
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You should, Sarah.
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Where are you going
to take me to dinner?
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RABB:
Luna Park.
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MAC:
An amusement park?
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Well, you like hot dogs.
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Yeah, and what is
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Mr. Practically-a-vegetarian
going to eat?
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A corn dog?
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[clearing throat]
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[foghorn blows]
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[people laughing]
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Harm, what are you doing?
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This is where Seaman Dunsmore
died 28 years ago.
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Petty Officer Lee's
wife said she screamed
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but she couldn't be heard
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because of the noise
from the park.
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[screams]
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I don't know how noisy
the park was that night
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but I think
we can assume that kids
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haven't gotten quieter
over the years.
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You know, Harm, I think
it's also safe to assume
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that there's
no evidence here.
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Plenty of room
for a knife fight.
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What, your defendant killed
the Aussie with a knife?
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He didn't kill him.
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Dunsmore fell
on his own knife.
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It was an accident.
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And
how
did he do that?
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Dunsmore came at Lee
with a knife...
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they struggled...
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Lee got behind him,
like this.
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Uh-huh. You know, if this
wasn't a reenactment
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I'd have you on the deck
with my foot on your neck.
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They struggled
across the dock.
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And tripped over a cleat.
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There are no cleats.
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The ferry
ties up to pilings.
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Maybe there were
cleats in '72.
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All right, say
there were cleats.
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Where would they be?
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Well, they'd be
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right here where
the ferries tie up.
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RABB:
So how would two men
struggling with a knife
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trip over a cleat
and fall on the dock?
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They wouldn't.
They'd go right
into the harbor.
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Harm, your
client is lying.
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RABB:
You said that Seaman Dunsmore
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tripped over a cleat
on the dock.
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That's right.
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These photos of the dock were
taken 28 years ago.
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Show me the cleat.
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I don't see it.
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Neither do we.
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There were no cleats
on that dock.
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Maybe it wasn't a cleat.
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Maybe he... tripped
over a loose plank
or his own feet.
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Jenny said that Ian
tripped over a cleat, too.
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So we were both mistaken.
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Or she's repeating
what you told her to say.
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I just told her
to tell the truth.
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She's afraid
to tell us the truth.
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What?She said
we wouldn't want
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to hear it,
that it would hang you.
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You're lying.
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Jen... would never say that.
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We have no reason to lie.
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Oh, you're trying
to trick me.
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Right-- to prepare me
for the trial.
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I just don't want any surprises
at the trial.
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I've told you the truth.
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Maybe it wasn't a cleat,
but Ian attacked me
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we fought, and he fell
on his knife.
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I can't explain why Jen would
say what you said she did.
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She knows what happened
as well as I do.
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Unless...
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I... I never told Jen
about my first marriage.
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She was so angry
when I told her yesterday
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she took a poke at me.
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Maybe that's why
she said what she did...
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throw a good scare in me.
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Which she's done.
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I haven't lied to you, sir.
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Everything happened
the way I said.
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You got to believe that.
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It doesn't matter what
I believe, Petty Officer Lee.
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It's what a jury believes.
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MAN:
All rise.
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Any persons having any business
before the court
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give your attendance
and you shall be heard.
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God save the Queen.
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WOMAN:
The Queen v.
Petty Officer Kevin Lee.
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On the first of May, 1972,
in Luna Park, Sydney, Australia
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Petty Officer Kevin Lee
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of the United States Navy,
is accused of stabbing to death
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Seaman Ian Dunsmore
of the Royal Australian Navy.
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How do you plead?
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Not guilty.
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Your Honor, I appear
for the defendant
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Petty Officer Kevin Lee.
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Commander Harmon Rabb,
United States Navy
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Judge Advocate
General Corps.
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Welcome to the Supreme Court
of New South Wales, Commander.
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We appreciate you wearing
the proper attire
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which the court realizes
is unaccustomed to you.
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It is our pleasure to honor
the tradition, Your Honor.
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The court also welcomes
Commander Brumby
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and his associate
from the prosecution.
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Thank you, Your Honor.
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You ready to make your
opening statement, Commander?
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I am, Your Honor.Proceed.
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I wish to make a
motion, Your Honor.
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I haven't even begun.
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The motion is to
dismiss the charges
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as presented by
the prosecution, sir.
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Commander, until I hear
the prosecution's case, uh...
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I've got nothing to adjudicate.
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I understand, Your Honor
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but the charge as
read states that
Seaman Dunsmore
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was murdered the night
of May 1, 1972.
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There is no proof that
Seaman Dunsmore is
dead,
let alone murdered.
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Does the learned counsel really
wish to waste the court's time
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calling in witnesses to verify
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the veracity
of the police reports?
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RABB:
We do not, sir
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but my client is charged
with murder.
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Nowhere in the police reports
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does it say
that Seaman Dunsmore is dead.
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In fact, sir,
those reports indicate
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Petty Officer Kevin Lee
is the deceased.
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Your Honor, the body was
mistakenly identified
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28 years ago
because the accused
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switched uniforms and I.D. tags
to mislead the authorities.
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That is pure
speculation,
Your Honor.
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BRUMBY:
Your Honor, the United
States government
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has even returned the body
to Australia to be buried.
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It's obvious the person murdered
that night was Seaman Dunsmore.
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Obvious? Your Honor,
for nearly three decades
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the body was "obviously"
that of the accused.
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Commander Brumby, do you have
a positive identification
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of the body in question?
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The remains have only recently
been returned, Your Honor
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and are undergoing navy dental
identification as we speak.
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A man is in the dock accused
of murdering Seaman Dunsmore
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and you cannot legally prove
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the so-named victim
is even dead?
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I assure you, Your Honor
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the body in question
is Seaman Dunsmore.
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Well, that might be so
in
your
mind
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but that is woefully
insufficient for this court.
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I don't want
to see you again
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until you've got
a proper indictment.
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Yes, Your Honor.
My apologies, sir.
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Your Honor, I request
the accused remain
in police custody
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pending positive
identification
of the victim.
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I object, Your Honor.
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Since there is no
further indictment
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against my client,
he should be set free.
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There's no indictment
because of a technicality.
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Address yourself to the court,
Commander Brumby.
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Your Honor, the police have
sufficient evidence
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to show that the accused
was at the Luna Park dock
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the night the soon-to-be-
identified victim was murdered.
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That night,
Petty Officer Lee
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deserted the United States Navy
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and it has taken 28 years
to apprehend him.
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He's a flight risk,
Your Honor.
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Your Honor,
I request
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that the defendant
be released
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into the custody of
the United States Navy
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which has a legally
proper indictment
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against him for desertion.
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Your Honor, if he's released
to the United States Navy
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he can be returned
to the United States
for prosecution
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and this court may never
regain jurisdiction.
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And do you intend returning him
to the United States, Commander?
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Not until he's cleared of all
charges here in Australia, sir.
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The defendant
will be remanded
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into the custody
of the defense.
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This court
is in recess
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until further notice.
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Oh, God, the media.
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Keep it brief.No worries.
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Mr. Lee, Seven Network.
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Can I ask, are you surprised
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that the Supreme Court
released you today?
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You betcha. I was surprised
to be charged at all.
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So you deny committing
the murder?
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KEVIN:
Bloody right, I do.
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BRUMBY:
Listen to his accent.
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He's a bloody thespian.
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Well, they seem
to like it.
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The press can't save him.
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Harm's only delayed
the inevitable.
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I wouldn't be so sure, Mic.
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Who are you
rooting for, Mac?
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This isn't a soccer match.
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Yeah, you're right.
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It's more like
a bloody pub fight.
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Well, if you insist
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that you're not guilty,
then why did you run
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28 years ago?
RABB:
No comment.
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That'll be all.Well, it is
a legitimate...
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Bloody sepo murderer!
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[grunting]
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Let him go, Brumby.
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You let him go.
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Oh, no.
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[sighs]
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I don't know
whether to keelhaul
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or take the cat to you.
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After 10,000 miles,
I want to do both.
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HOWELL:
A Royal Australian
Naval Officer
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does not behave like
a pub-crawling brawler.
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You struck a junior officer?
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Broke his bloody jaw.In two places?
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What possible excuse
could you make
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to defend this
reprehensible act?
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BOTH:
None, sir.
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MAC:
Sirs, Lieutenant Roberts has
mitigating testimony to offer.
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They broke his jaw and
he wants to defend them?
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Yes, sir, he does.
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[muffled]:
Sir, it was
a accident.
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What the hell
did he say?
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He said it was
an accident, sir.
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How the hell could it
have been an accident?
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[muffled speaking]
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He says they were
defending themselves, sir.
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[muffled speaking]
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It was a fight
they didn't start.
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[muffled speaking]
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Lieutenant Roberts
got caught in the middle.
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You understand him,
Colonel?
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MAC:
Yes, sir, every word.
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Amazing.
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[muffled speaking]
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That will be his testimony
at a judicial hearing, sirs.
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He's letting them
off the hook.
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He might,
but by god, I won't.
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Captain.
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CHEGWIDDEN [whispers]:
Here's what I propose, sir.
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Commanders,
will you accept
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a non-judicial punishment
for your actions?
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BOTH:
Yes, sir.
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Good, 'cause you'd
have gotten it anyway.
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Follow me.
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BOTH:
Aye, aye, sir.
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I always did like Yank Seals.
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At ease.
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Strip to your blouses.
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Don't come out
until you administer
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pain equal to what you inflicted
on Lieutenant Roberts.
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That is an order.
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Aye, aye, sir.
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Aye, aye, sir.
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MAN:
All rise.
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Any persons having any business
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before the court
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give your attendance
and you shall be heard.
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God save the Queen.
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Commander Rabb.
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Have you been in an accident?
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I have, Your Honor,
but I'm quite ready to proceed.
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Same accident, Your Honor
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but I, too, am ready.
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Proceed.
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WOMAN:
The Queen
v. Petty Officer Kevin Lee.
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Your Honor, now that the
deceased has been identified
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by the coroner, we stipulate
to the charges previously read
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and re-enter our plea
of not guilty.
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Very well.
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Commander Brumby, you may make
your opening statement.
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Thank you, Your Honor.
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Ladies and gentlemen
of the jury
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the Crown will prove
beyond a reasonable doubt
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that 28 years ago,
Petty Officer Kevin Lee
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a Yank sailor on liberty
at Luna Park
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did coldly
and with premeditation
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stab to death Seaman
Ian Dunsmore
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of the Royal Australian Navy.
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The defense,
of course, will deny this.
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They will claim that in a fracas
with the accused
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our young sailor accidentally
stabbed himself to death,
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but if that's true,
why did he run off?
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And why did he desert his
shipmates in a time of war?
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And why did he abandon
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a wife and a baby
back in the United States?
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And why did he hide out
in Australia
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a country foreign to him, under
an alias, for the last 28 years?
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He did so
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because he knew
his story was a lie
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and he knew that if the evidence
was ever presented to a jury
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that he would be found guilty
of murder in the first degree.
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Thank you.
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I'd give it an eight.
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8.5. That "our young
sailor" line was good.
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The defense may present
their opening statement.
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Ladies and gentlemen
of the jury,
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we do not deny
that Petty Officer Lee
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deserted the U.S. Navy
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but he's not
on trial for desertion.
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We do not deny
that Petty Officer Lee
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abandoned a wife
and a child in the U.S.
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But he's not on trial
for abandonment.
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We do not deny
that Petty Officer Lee
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has lived in Australia
for the past 28 years
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but he's not on trial
for illegal immigration.
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We do, however, deny
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that Petty Officer Lee
murdered Seaman Ian Dunsmore
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and that
is
what
he's on trial for.
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We will prove to you
that 28 years ago,
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Seaman Dunsmore,
in a jealous rage,
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attacked the defendant
with a knife
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and in the ensuing struggle
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Seaman Dunsmore fell
on his own knife
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self-inflicting a fatal wound.
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The defendant
you see in the dock
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is not the same
confused young boy
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who panicked and ran
that tragic night.
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This man, older and wiser
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would have stayed
and proven his innocence.
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What the boy
didn't do that night
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this man now will.
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Thank you.
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I'd say it's a tie.
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I agree, sir.
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[speaking in foreign language]
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[both speaking Danish]
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BRUMBY:
Chief Toohey,
if Ian had split with Jenny
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why would he start a fight?
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He wouldn't.
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I have here Crown exhibit three
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the knife found
at the dock by police
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and forensically matched
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to the fatal wound
in Seaman Dunsmore's body.
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Have you seen
it before?
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00:24:11,445 --> 00:24:12,925
Never.
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00:24:13,012 --> 00:24:14,579
So it didn't belong
to seaman Dunsmore?
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00:24:15,232 --> 00:24:16,320
No way.
507
00:24:16,407 --> 00:24:18,148
How can you be so positive?
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00:24:18,235 --> 00:24:20,367
Ian and I were shipmates
on the
Swan
for three years.
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00:24:20,454 --> 00:24:22,152
Never knew him to own a knife.
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00:24:22,239 --> 00:24:23,327
Thank you, Chief.
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Your witness, counsel.
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Chief Toohey--
what is a folding navy knife?
513
00:24:31,335 --> 00:24:33,816
Is it not issued to every
Royal Australian sailor?
514
00:24:34,991 --> 00:24:37,167
Yeah, but it's not
a spring blade.
515
00:24:37,254 --> 00:24:39,299
So, contrary to your
previous testimony
516
00:24:39,386 --> 00:24:41,127
Seaman Dunsmore
did own a knife.
517
00:24:43,347 --> 00:24:46,437
Were you present
for the fight between the
deceased and the accused?
518
00:24:46,872 --> 00:24:49,048
If I had been,
Ian'd be alive today.
519
00:24:49,483 --> 00:24:50,702
Your Honor.
520
00:24:50,789 --> 00:24:52,312
Refrain from the commentary
521
00:24:52,399 --> 00:24:54,576
and respond to the
question, Chief Toohey.
522
00:24:58,797 --> 00:24:59,972
No.
523
00:25:00,059 --> 00:25:01,800
I wasn't there.
524
00:25:01,887 --> 00:25:04,673
Then you couldn't possibly know
who started the fight
525
00:25:04,760 --> 00:25:06,675
or who pulled this knife,
could you?
526
00:25:06,762 --> 00:25:08,024
It wasn't Ian.
527
00:25:08,111 --> 00:25:09,765
I can tell you that.
528
00:25:09,852 --> 00:25:11,897
No, you can't, Chief,
because you weren't there.
529
00:25:12,594 --> 00:25:14,813
I have no further questions
for this witness, Your Honor.
530
00:25:14,900 --> 00:25:16,293
JUDGE:
Witness is excused.
531
00:25:23,735 --> 00:25:25,650
Crown may call
its next witness.
532
00:25:25,737 --> 00:25:27,870
The crown calls
Miss Jenny Brooker.
533
00:25:27,957 --> 00:25:29,306
Objection, Your Honor.
534
00:25:29,393 --> 00:25:31,003
The witness is the
defendant's wife
535
00:25:31,090 --> 00:25:33,136
and cannot be called
by the prosecution.
536
00:25:33,223 --> 00:25:34,659
Your Honor, I have here
537
00:25:34,746 --> 00:25:36,443
a copy of a notarized
marriage certificate
538
00:25:36,530 --> 00:25:39,446
from Nashville, Tennessee,
stating on August 4, 1967
539
00:25:40,012 --> 00:25:42,667
Kevin Lee was married
to a Miss Annabel Carter.
540
00:25:43,581 --> 00:25:45,365
Since there is no record
of this marriage ever
541
00:25:45,452 --> 00:25:47,454
being dissolved,
Kevin Lee's subsequent marriage
542
00:25:47,541 --> 00:25:51,502
to Jenny Brooker was bigamous,
rendering it null and void.
543
00:25:51,589 --> 00:25:54,157
I, too, have documents
to present to the court
Your Honor.
544
00:25:56,376 --> 00:25:58,378
First, is a notarized copy
545
00:25:58,465 --> 00:26:00,729
of Petty Officer
Kevin Lee's death certificate.
546
00:26:00,816 --> 00:26:02,252
Your Honor,
this is ludicrous.
547
00:26:02,339 --> 00:26:04,341
Kevin Lee is present
and sitting in the dock.
548
00:26:04,428 --> 00:26:05,864
He is obviously not dead.
549
00:26:05,951 --> 00:26:07,910
He is in the state of Tennessee.
550
00:26:09,476 --> 00:26:11,174
The second is
a ruling by judge
551
00:26:11,261 --> 00:26:13,176
Robert Boyd of Boone County,
Tennessee
552
00:26:13,263 --> 00:26:15,178
affirming that the marriage
of Annabel Lee
553
00:26:15,265 --> 00:26:17,093
and Peter Hayes six months
554
00:26:17,180 --> 00:26:18,877
after Petty Officer Lee
was declared dead
555
00:26:18,964 --> 00:26:20,792
is her only true
and legal marriage.
556
00:26:20,879 --> 00:26:23,621
I submit that if the marriage
of Peter and Annabel Hayes
557
00:26:23,708 --> 00:26:26,145
is legal, then so is the
marriage of Kevin and Jenny Lee.
558
00:26:26,232 --> 00:26:27,581
Your Honor...
559
00:26:27,669 --> 00:26:29,671
Very creative, counselor.
560
00:26:29,758 --> 00:26:31,150
This is New South Wales.
561
00:26:31,237 --> 00:26:32,543
It's not Tennessee.
562
00:26:33,413 --> 00:26:34,850
Objection overruled.
563
00:26:34,937 --> 00:26:36,590
Court will take
a 30 minute recess
564
00:26:36,678 --> 00:26:39,071
after which the Crown
may call Miss Brooker.
565
00:26:39,158 --> 00:26:40,638
WOMAN:
All rise.
566
00:26:48,864 --> 00:26:52,868
[muffled]
567
00:26:54,652 --> 00:26:56,262
MAC:
He said he feels helpless.
568
00:26:56,349 --> 00:26:57,916
Keep covering my back, Bud.
569
00:26:58,003 --> 00:27:00,136
[muffled]:
Thank you, sir.
570
00:27:00,223 --> 00:27:01,920
He said thank you.
571
00:27:02,007 --> 00:27:04,401
How is it that you're the only
one who understands him?
572
00:27:04,793 --> 00:27:06,490
Well, my father's
jaw was wired
573
00:27:06,577 --> 00:27:08,231
when I was a kid,
for three months.
574
00:27:08,318 --> 00:27:10,015
I guess it's like learning
a foreign language.
575
00:27:10,102 --> 00:27:12,844
[muffled]
576
00:27:12,931 --> 00:27:16,021
He said he'd rather
be speaking French.
577
00:27:16,108 --> 00:27:17,109
[chuckles]
578
00:27:17,196 --> 00:27:18,545
Ouch.
579
00:27:19,808 --> 00:27:20,983
Ooh. Broken rib?
580
00:27:22,245 --> 00:27:24,160
Ribs. Two.
581
00:27:25,509 --> 00:27:27,293
[muffled]:
I don't know
why the admiral
582
00:27:27,380 --> 00:27:29,600
forced the two
to fight.
583
00:27:29,687 --> 00:27:31,907
I don't think it took
much forcing, Bud.
584
00:27:31,994 --> 00:27:34,126
[muffled]:
Well, with all
due respect, ma'am
585
00:27:34,213 --> 00:27:35,867
it's really
your fault.
586
00:27:35,954 --> 00:27:37,695
They were fighting
over you.
587
00:27:37,782 --> 00:27:39,305
[chuckles lightly]
588
00:27:39,697 --> 00:27:41,220
What did he say?
589
00:27:42,308 --> 00:27:43,832
That, uh...
590
00:27:43,919 --> 00:27:45,485
you deserved what you got.
591
00:27:47,836 --> 00:27:49,185
[muffled]:
That's not what I said.
592
00:27:49,272 --> 00:27:51,317
She...
593
00:27:51,404 --> 00:27:53,406
Relax, Bud.
594
00:27:53,493 --> 00:27:54,973
I know you didn't
say that.
595
00:27:55,060 --> 00:27:56,975
Whatever it was,
you struck a chord.
596
00:27:59,325 --> 00:28:00,762
BRUMBY:
Did you enjoy watching
597
00:28:00,849 --> 00:28:02,285
two men fight over you?
598
00:28:02,372 --> 00:28:03,634
Objection, Your Honor.
599
00:28:03,721 --> 00:28:05,114
Argumentative and irrelevant.
600
00:28:05,201 --> 00:28:06,332
Where is this going?
601
00:28:06,419 --> 00:28:07,507
JUDGE:
Sustained.
602
00:28:07,594 --> 00:28:09,118
Sir, would
you admonish
603
00:28:09,205 --> 00:28:10,859
the prosecutor to stand
a respectful distance
604
00:28:10,946 --> 00:28:12,208
from the witness?
605
00:28:12,295 --> 00:28:14,036
My apologies, Your Honor.
606
00:28:15,124 --> 00:28:18,475
Miss Brooker, you claim
Ian came looking for you
607
00:28:18,562 --> 00:28:20,433
and the accused.Yes.
608
00:28:20,520 --> 00:28:22,392
Well, couldn't he
simply have been
going to the dock
609
00:28:22,479 --> 00:28:24,002
to catch the
ferry, like you?
610
00:28:24,089 --> 00:28:25,221
I suppose.
611
00:28:25,308 --> 00:28:26,700
Were you and
the accused
612
00:28:26,788 --> 00:28:28,093
alone on the dock
when Ian arrived?
613
00:28:28,180 --> 00:28:29,442
Yes.
614
00:28:29,529 --> 00:28:30,617
Angry words
were exchanged.
615
00:28:30,704 --> 00:28:32,315
Yes.Who spoke first?
616
00:28:32,402 --> 00:28:33,838
I don't remember.
617
00:28:33,925 --> 00:28:35,100
But you remember
who pulled the knife?
618
00:28:35,187 --> 00:28:36,406
Yes. Ian.
619
00:28:36,972 --> 00:28:38,930
Your Honor, I request
the witness step down
620
00:28:39,017 --> 00:28:40,845
so she can demonstrate
precisely the events
621
00:28:40,932 --> 00:28:42,107
as they occurred that night.
622
00:28:42,194 --> 00:28:43,674
JUDGE:
Granted.
623
00:28:49,201 --> 00:28:50,812
Permission to approach
the witness, Your Honor?
624
00:28:51,638 --> 00:28:52,814
JUDGE:
Granted.
625
00:28:53,771 --> 00:28:55,425
Assuming that you're Ian
626
00:28:55,512 --> 00:28:57,470
will you demonstrate
how he opened the knife?
627
00:29:03,694 --> 00:29:05,565
Do you know how to open
the knife, Miss Brooker?
628
00:29:12,834 --> 00:29:13,878
What happened then?
629
00:29:17,403 --> 00:29:18,404
They grappled.
630
00:29:18,491 --> 00:29:19,405
Yes!
631
00:29:19,492 --> 00:29:20,406
And Ian fell.
632
00:29:20,493 --> 00:29:21,407
Yes!
633
00:29:21,494 --> 00:29:22,669
Like this.
634
00:29:25,585 --> 00:29:27,326
[sobs]
635
00:29:27,413 --> 00:29:28,675
Objection. Your honor.
636
00:29:28,762 --> 00:29:30,634
The Crown is
staging this fight
637
00:29:30,721 --> 00:29:32,636
according to his own script.
638
00:29:32,723 --> 00:29:34,638
He didn't fall on the knife,
did he, Jenny?
639
00:29:34,725 --> 00:29:36,466
[screaming]
Oh! God, no!
640
00:29:36,553 --> 00:29:37,902
RABB:
Your Honor.
641
00:29:37,989 --> 00:29:39,295
Kevin pulled
the knife
642
00:29:39,382 --> 00:29:40,600
and Kevin stabbed
him, didn't he?
643
00:29:40,687 --> 00:29:41,558
RABB:
Your Honor, I object!
644
00:29:41,645 --> 00:29:42,864
Yes!
645
00:29:42,951 --> 00:29:44,604
Why are you saying this, Jen?
646
00:29:44,691 --> 00:29:48,173
I can't lie anymore,
Kevin! I can't lie!
647
00:29:48,260 --> 00:29:50,523
JUDGE:
Order!
Order in the court!
648
00:29:50,610 --> 00:29:54,397
[Jenny sobbing]
649
00:30:01,143 --> 00:30:02,231
KEVIN:
Why?
650
00:30:03,667 --> 00:30:05,016
Why would Jen lie?
651
00:30:05,103 --> 00:30:06,975
There are only two
possibilities:
652
00:30:07,062 --> 00:30:08,541
Either she's
telling the truth...
653
00:30:08,628 --> 00:30:10,108
She's not.
654
00:30:10,195 --> 00:30:11,893
Or she wants to see
you incarcerated
655
00:30:11,980 --> 00:30:13,633
for the rest of your life.
656
00:30:13,720 --> 00:30:15,331
No. No, Jen would
never do that.
657
00:30:15,418 --> 00:30:17,072
Why would you say such a thing?
658
00:30:17,159 --> 00:30:20,075
Because your wife has just
convicted you in there.
659
00:30:23,078 --> 00:30:24,775
Why would she lie?
660
00:30:24,862 --> 00:30:26,211
And don't tell me she's angry
you didn't tell her
661
00:30:26,298 --> 00:30:27,647
you got married 30 years ago.
662
00:30:28,213 --> 00:30:29,475
Why?
663
00:30:35,090 --> 00:30:37,788
I put everything in Jen's name
after I was arrested.
664
00:30:38,354 --> 00:30:40,660
The boat, the restaurant,
the house, everything.
665
00:30:40,747 --> 00:30:43,837
She said we shouldn't
have any assets in my name
666
00:30:43,925 --> 00:30:45,448
if I was convicted.
667
00:30:45,535 --> 00:30:47,015
[muffled]:
That's some wife.
668
00:30:48,059 --> 00:30:49,539
There's your reason.
669
00:30:50,061 --> 00:30:52,934
I still can't believe it;
Jen never cared about money.
670
00:30:54,370 --> 00:30:56,938
She's always wanting us
to go back to Woolgoolga.
671
00:30:57,025 --> 00:30:58,461
You don't need much
to live there.
672
00:30:58,548 --> 00:31:00,506
Could your wife
be having an affair?
673
00:31:00,593 --> 00:31:03,640
No. She loves me.
674
00:31:03,727 --> 00:31:06,773
She been away from home lately?
Weekends? Nights?
675
00:31:06,860 --> 00:31:08,906
No. We're always working
our bloody arses off
676
00:31:08,993 --> 00:31:10,516
at the restaurant
677
00:31:10,603 --> 00:31:12,954
except two nights a week
Jen takes an art class
678
00:31:13,041 --> 00:31:14,694
at some gallery in The Rocks.
679
00:31:16,218 --> 00:31:17,741
She likes to paint.
680
00:31:28,752 --> 00:31:30,623
[indistinct talking]
681
00:31:34,801 --> 00:31:35,977
They still in there?
682
00:31:36,064 --> 00:31:37,500
[muffled]:
Yes, sir.
683
00:31:37,587 --> 00:31:38,980
Thank you.
684
00:31:39,067 --> 00:31:40,198
The publican tells
me the townhouse
685
00:31:40,285 --> 00:31:41,547
is owned by
Harold Storum.
686
00:31:41,634 --> 00:31:42,940
He runs the art
gallery here.
687
00:31:43,027 --> 00:31:45,073
Specializes in
aboriginal art.
688
00:31:45,160 --> 00:31:48,380
[muffled]:
Sir, the art at Uluru.
689
00:31:48,467 --> 00:31:50,469
You know, they had
a lot of aboriginal art
690
00:31:50,556 --> 00:31:51,775
on the walls at Uluru.
691
00:31:53,255 --> 00:31:54,560
Is that what
you just said?
692
00:31:54,647 --> 00:31:55,692
[muffled]:
Yes, sir.
693
00:31:56,432 --> 00:31:57,433
Sorry.
694
00:31:57,520 --> 00:32:01,959
[indistinct conversation]
695
00:32:05,528 --> 00:32:06,964
JEN:
Oh, my God.
696
00:32:07,051 --> 00:32:08,661
Jen, come on, sweetheart...
honestly.
697
00:32:12,622 --> 00:32:15,886
[indistinct talking continues]
698
00:32:23,894 --> 00:32:25,200
Bud, give me
the camera.
699
00:32:25,287 --> 00:32:26,766
You can't run with
that trick knee.
700
00:32:31,293 --> 00:32:33,512
Oh, I've had about
as much as you've had.
701
00:32:34,296 --> 00:32:36,472
I'm not staggering too much.
702
00:32:39,779 --> 00:32:44,132
[indistinct conversation
continues]
703
00:32:48,875 --> 00:32:51,661
You are just going to have to
learn how to drive them both.
704
00:33:03,325 --> 00:33:06,545
[foghorn blows]
705
00:33:07,981 --> 00:33:09,113
You all right?
706
00:33:09,200 --> 00:33:10,636
[muffled]:
Yes, sir.
707
00:33:14,205 --> 00:33:18,514
[indistinct talking]
708
00:33:54,767 --> 00:33:56,073
How long has this affair
709
00:33:56,160 --> 00:33:57,596
with Harold Storum
been going on?
710
00:33:59,076 --> 00:34:00,599
A while.
711
00:34:01,165 --> 00:34:02,688
Did you ask your husband
712
00:34:02,775 --> 00:34:04,908
to transfer all his
assets into your name?
713
00:34:06,997 --> 00:34:08,346
Yes.
714
00:34:08,433 --> 00:34:09,739
The defendant
didn't pull a knife
715
00:34:09,826 --> 00:34:11,262
on Ian Dunsmore, did he?
716
00:34:12,524 --> 00:34:13,656
No.
717
00:34:14,961 --> 00:34:17,790
Ian fell on his knife
while they were fighting.
718
00:34:17,877 --> 00:34:19,531
Would you speak up, please?
719
00:34:23,448 --> 00:34:27,496
Ian fell on his knife;
it was an accident.
720
00:34:31,239 --> 00:34:32,544
Why did you lie?
721
00:34:33,893 --> 00:34:35,634
Because I wanted Harold
722
00:34:36,940 --> 00:34:38,724
and Harold wanted the money.
723
00:34:39,464 --> 00:34:42,598
Oh... Jen.
724
00:34:49,431 --> 00:34:54,262
We find the defendant, Petty
Officer Kevin Lee, not guilty.
725
00:34:55,437 --> 00:34:57,003
JUDGE:
Petty Officer Lee
726
00:34:57,090 --> 00:34:58,701
you are hereby exonerated
of all charges
727
00:34:58,788 --> 00:35:01,921
and remanded into the custody
of the U.S. Navy.
728
00:35:02,966 --> 00:35:04,402
This court
is adjourned.
729
00:35:04,489 --> 00:35:06,056
All rise!
730
00:35:13,498 --> 00:35:14,543
Thank you.
731
00:35:15,979 --> 00:35:17,198
Thank you.
732
00:35:17,285 --> 00:35:18,503
[muffled]:
You're welcome.
733
00:35:18,590 --> 00:35:20,201
So, what happens now?
734
00:35:20,288 --> 00:35:22,115
We fly you home to face
the desertion charges.
735
00:35:22,203 --> 00:35:24,466
Will there be
a court-martial?It's not likely.
736
00:35:24,553 --> 00:35:26,250
If you make financial
restitution
737
00:35:26,337 --> 00:35:28,644
you'll probably get
an administrative separation.
738
00:35:28,731 --> 00:35:30,733
When do we leave?Tomorrow afternoon.
739
00:35:30,820 --> 00:35:32,125
You'll be in
Lieutenant Robert's custody
740
00:35:32,213 --> 00:35:33,431
until we reach
Washington.
741
00:35:33,518 --> 00:35:35,041
[muffled]:
Aye, sir.
742
00:35:35,128 --> 00:35:38,393
I reckon I'm pushing it,
but can I have tonight?
743
00:35:39,916 --> 00:35:41,222
You're right, you're pushing it.
744
00:35:42,440 --> 00:35:44,616
I'll make that flight,
Commander.
745
00:35:44,703 --> 00:35:46,662
But I've got to put things right
between Jen and me.
746
00:35:47,097 --> 00:35:49,534
It's all my fault.
It's all those years
of living in fear.
747
00:35:50,361 --> 00:35:52,842
I can't blame Jen
and I still love her.
748
00:35:53,886 --> 00:35:55,279
One night to put it right, sir.
749
00:35:58,108 --> 00:35:59,849
All right, but you run...
750
00:35:59,936 --> 00:36:01,372
I won't.
751
00:36:02,634 --> 00:36:04,245
Thank you, Commander.
752
00:36:04,854 --> 00:36:05,985
I'll get
my gear together
753
00:36:06,072 --> 00:36:07,422
and meet you tomorrow at...
754
00:36:07,509 --> 00:36:09,946
1500 hours,
Qantas departure lounge.
755
00:36:10,033 --> 00:36:11,861
I'll be there, sir.
756
00:36:11,948 --> 00:36:13,297
Thank you, again.
757
00:36:14,211 --> 00:36:15,995
Congratulations, Harm.
758
00:36:16,996 --> 00:36:19,303
Didn't think you could beat me
on my home court.
759
00:36:19,999 --> 00:36:22,350
The wig made it an
even playing field.
760
00:36:22,437 --> 00:36:23,960
Didn't take him into custody.
761
00:36:24,047 --> 00:36:25,918
No, he's not going to run, Mac.
762
00:36:26,005 --> 00:36:27,355
Not when all he needs to do
763
00:36:27,442 --> 00:36:28,486
is pick up a few
papers to be free.
764
00:36:28,573 --> 00:36:29,922
Congratulations, Commander.
765
00:36:30,445 --> 00:36:31,707
Thank you, sir.
766
00:36:32,360 --> 00:36:33,448
Me, too.
767
00:36:34,797 --> 00:36:37,408
I'd have expected
more than a handshake
if I'd won, Mac.
768
00:36:37,495 --> 00:36:38,409
You always
expect more
769
00:36:38,496 --> 00:36:39,628
than you deserve.
770
00:36:40,890 --> 00:36:42,370
Mic, I'm leaving
tomorrow.
771
00:36:42,457 --> 00:36:44,241
Would you like to
have dinner tonight?
772
00:36:44,328 --> 00:36:45,851
I'd love it, Sarah.
773
00:36:45,938 --> 00:36:47,679
Great, I'll see you
at the airport, Harm.
774
00:36:48,114 --> 00:36:49,333
Admiral.
775
00:36:53,555 --> 00:36:56,166
Well, you win some,
you lose some.
776
00:37:15,011 --> 00:37:16,708
MAC:
I can't believe you're wearing
a formal dress uniform.
777
00:37:16,795 --> 00:37:19,624
Special occasions call
for special attire.
778
00:37:19,711 --> 00:37:22,018
We're just
having dinner, Mic.
779
00:37:22,105 --> 00:37:24,020
We're having
more than that.
780
00:37:24,107 --> 00:37:26,196
Don't presume, remember?
781
00:37:26,283 --> 00:37:27,893
I'm not.
782
00:37:28,633 --> 00:37:30,809
I'm talking about
having a serious
discussion.
783
00:37:34,639 --> 00:37:36,337
I know you like me.
784
00:37:36,424 --> 00:37:38,295
[chuckles]
785
00:37:38,382 --> 00:37:40,166
Of course I like you, Mic.
786
00:37:44,606 --> 00:37:46,303
I'm in love
with you, Sarah.
787
00:37:46,738 --> 00:37:50,220
Shh. For once in
your life, just listen.
788
00:37:52,701 --> 00:37:55,443
I've loved you
since the moment I
first laid eyes on you.
789
00:37:56,487 --> 00:37:58,097
I've never acted
so foolishly
790
00:37:58,184 --> 00:38:00,665
or ached so hard
in my heart in
all my life.
791
00:38:01,666 --> 00:38:04,321
No, let me finish, please
792
00:38:04,408 --> 00:38:06,062
while I still
have the strength.
793
00:38:07,933 --> 00:38:09,935
I knew that getting you
to love an ocher like me
794
00:38:10,022 --> 00:38:11,415
would take a miracle.
795
00:38:13,983 --> 00:38:15,027
Look.
796
00:38:17,421 --> 00:38:19,510
I'm praying one will
fall from the southern
cross tonight.
797
00:38:19,597 --> 00:38:20,990
[sighs]
798
00:38:23,993 --> 00:38:25,864
[laughs]
799
00:38:26,735 --> 00:38:28,127
Oh, God.
800
00:38:30,347 --> 00:38:33,132
Uh... it's
impossible, Mic.
801
00:38:33,219 --> 00:38:35,221
Once you'd have said me
holding you in my arms
802
00:38:35,308 --> 00:38:37,049
under the southern cross
would be impossible.
803
00:38:37,136 --> 00:38:39,138
You're right.
804
00:38:39,225 --> 00:38:41,184
I mean, I know
it won't be easy.
805
00:38:41,271 --> 00:38:43,360
God knows we've got
a lot to work out--
806
00:38:43,969 --> 00:38:45,841
your career, mine...
807
00:38:48,800 --> 00:38:50,802
But I'm willing to
make any sacrifice...
808
00:38:51,586 --> 00:38:53,022
any...
809
00:38:54,850 --> 00:38:56,242
if you'd just
be my wife.
810
00:38:56,678 --> 00:38:58,027
Oh.
811
00:39:07,471 --> 00:39:10,431
Okay, I need time to think.
812
00:39:15,131 --> 00:39:16,349
Absolutely.
813
00:39:16,437 --> 00:39:17,350
Yeah.
814
00:39:17,438 --> 00:39:19,091
[chuckling]
815
00:39:19,178 --> 00:39:20,092
Well?
816
00:39:20,179 --> 00:39:22,878
Well... more time.
817
00:39:24,009 --> 00:39:25,184
Wear my ring?
818
00:39:25,271 --> 00:39:26,185
I can't.
819
00:39:26,272 --> 00:39:27,448
On your right hand?
820
00:39:27,535 --> 00:39:30,363
Um, until you decide.
821
00:39:31,974 --> 00:39:33,410
Then all you
have to do
822
00:39:33,497 --> 00:39:34,846
is swap it over
to the other.
823
00:39:36,282 --> 00:39:37,370
...or not.
824
00:39:45,814 --> 00:39:47,468
You're so beautiful.
825
00:39:52,603 --> 00:39:53,648
[loud talking and laughter]
826
00:39:53,735 --> 00:39:54,866
We did it!
827
00:39:55,519 --> 00:39:57,173
Mic, wait...
828
00:39:57,695 --> 00:40:00,089
Isn't that the boat
we saw in the video
in court yesterday?
829
00:40:02,178 --> 00:40:03,745
Freedom!
830
00:40:03,832 --> 00:40:04,833
And three...!
831
00:40:07,139 --> 00:40:08,837
That bastard.
832
00:40:08,924 --> 00:40:10,926
Jenny's affair
was a setup.
833
00:40:11,013 --> 00:40:12,493
The jury wouldn't believe
a loving wife
834
00:40:12,580 --> 00:40:13,885
but they would
a cheating wife
835
00:40:13,972 --> 00:40:15,757
who was trying to convict
her husband.
836
00:40:15,844 --> 00:40:17,410
Kevin wanted Harm
to catch them at it
837
00:40:17,498 --> 00:40:18,890
and then break her
on the stand.
838
00:40:18,977 --> 00:40:20,979
My God, it's brilliant.
839
00:40:21,066 --> 00:40:23,634
But I can't try him again;
it'll be double jeopardy.
840
00:40:26,071 --> 00:40:28,509
He just got away
with bloody murder.
841
00:40:42,174 --> 00:40:44,394
If you kiss me
in front of the admiral,
it's over.
842
00:40:44,481 --> 00:40:46,657
It'll just be a comradely
peck on the cheek.
843
00:40:48,137 --> 00:40:49,617
Talk to Harriet yet?
844
00:40:49,704 --> 00:40:51,488
[muffled]:
Not yet, sir.
845
00:40:51,575 --> 00:40:53,098
Well, the wired jaw
should get you
some slack.
846
00:40:53,185 --> 00:40:54,970
[muffled]:
I certainly hope so.
847
00:40:55,057 --> 00:40:56,188
Gentlemen...
848
00:40:58,103 --> 00:40:59,278
What happened to you two?
849
00:40:59,757 --> 00:41:01,672
Never mind that, Webb.
850
00:41:01,759 --> 00:41:02,978
What the hell have
you been doing down
here, anyway?
851
00:41:03,065 --> 00:41:04,675
Sorry, can't say.
852
00:41:04,762 --> 00:41:06,459
But thanks
for not busting my cover.
853
00:41:06,547 --> 00:41:08,026
[over PA]:
Qantas Flight 7 to Los Angeles
854
00:41:08,113 --> 00:41:09,941
is now boarding
all first-class passengers.
855
00:41:10,028 --> 00:41:11,029
That's me.
856
00:41:11,116 --> 00:41:12,117
I'll see you onboard.
857
00:41:14,859 --> 00:41:16,121
First class?
858
00:41:16,600 --> 00:41:19,124
[speaking Japanese]
859
00:41:24,956 --> 00:41:25,957
Did he show up yet?
860
00:41:26,044 --> 00:41:27,176
Not yet.
861
00:41:27,263 --> 00:41:28,525
I can't wait to see
862
00:41:28,612 --> 00:41:29,961
the look
on that bastard's face...
863
00:41:30,048 --> 00:41:31,093
Sir, here he comes.
864
00:41:33,095 --> 00:41:34,575
Told you I'd be
here, Commander.
865
00:41:35,227 --> 00:41:36,489
So you did.
866
00:41:38,100 --> 00:41:39,710
Uh, no hard feelings.
867
00:41:39,797 --> 00:41:41,277
I know you were
just doing your job.
868
00:41:42,321 --> 00:41:43,496
None at all, mate.
869
00:41:52,114 --> 00:41:53,376
Is something wrong?
870
00:41:53,985 --> 00:41:56,858
On the contrary;
something is finally right.
871
00:41:56,945 --> 00:41:59,077
Lieutenant Roberts.
872
00:41:59,512 --> 00:42:00,731
[muffled]:
You have the right
873
00:42:00,818 --> 00:42:03,560
to remain silent...
874
00:42:03,647 --> 00:42:05,170
Is that really
necessary?
875
00:42:05,257 --> 00:42:06,694
What's he saying?
876
00:42:06,781 --> 00:42:08,217
He's reading you
your rights.
877
00:42:09,653 --> 00:42:11,307
You get things
straightened out with Jenny?
878
00:42:11,394 --> 00:42:13,309
Oh, yes, sir; thanks to you.
879
00:42:13,396 --> 00:42:15,616
Jen never really loved
the bugger.
880
00:42:15,703 --> 00:42:17,356
We're moving to Woolgoolga
when I get back
881
00:42:17,443 --> 00:42:18,401
and make a fresh start.
882
00:42:18,488 --> 00:42:20,011
You taking the boat?
883
00:42:22,274 --> 00:42:24,363
Ma'am?
884
00:42:24,450 --> 00:42:26,365
The boat that you
and Jenny and Harold
were on last night.
885
00:42:26,452 --> 00:42:29,238
Should've waited till after
the court-martial
to celebrate, Kevin.
886
00:42:29,325 --> 00:42:31,762
Though we can't try you
for murder one again
887
00:42:32,458 --> 00:42:34,330
I am going to nail you
for desertion
888
00:42:34,417 --> 00:42:36,245
in a time of war.
889
00:42:36,332 --> 00:42:38,290
BRUMBY:
I hope you go
for the death penalty, mate.
890
00:42:38,377 --> 00:42:39,683
RABB:
Absolutely, mate.
891
00:42:39,770 --> 00:42:41,076
No, you'll never get it
892
00:42:41,163 --> 00:42:43,121
but life without parole
is a slam-dunk.
893
00:42:43,208 --> 00:42:47,996
Mr. Roberts,
take this
deserter
on board.
894
00:42:48,083 --> 00:42:49,998
[muffled]:
Aye, aye, sir.
895
00:42:54,698 --> 00:42:56,961
I'm beginning to understand him.
896
00:42:57,048 --> 00:43:00,182
Colonel, are congratulations
in order?
897
00:43:02,663 --> 00:43:05,361
Uh, it's on the
right hand, sir.
898
00:43:05,448 --> 00:43:06,884
Ah, so it is.
899
00:43:08,451 --> 00:43:09,539
Friendship ring?
900
00:43:10,758 --> 00:43:12,673
For now.
901
00:43:12,760 --> 00:43:14,283
[over PA]:
Qantas Flight 7 to Los Angeles
is now boarding
902
00:43:14,370 --> 00:43:15,588
all business-class passengers.
903
00:43:15,676 --> 00:43:17,852
Let's go, people.
904
00:43:17,939 --> 00:43:21,246
[over PA]:
Qantas Flight 7 to Los Angeles
is now boarding
...
905
00:43:25,642 --> 00:43:27,470
I love you,
Sarah MacKenzie.
906
00:43:28,601 --> 00:43:30,342
Oh, Mic.
907
00:43:35,870 --> 00:43:38,524
Commander,
never look back.
908
00:43:39,047 --> 00:43:40,526
No, sir.
909
00:44:03,245 --> 00:44:07,902
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