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Good evening.

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This object which
looks like a gentleman,

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who innocently wandered into
a red cross bandaging class,

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is a mummy. This particular
one is an egyptian pharaoh,

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and was buried
with all his wives.

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A rather extreme
example of togetherness.

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A few of his more
progressive colleagues,

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subscribed to this custom.
But with a difference,

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they buried their wives first, promising
to follow at their earliest convenience.

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Appropriately enough the title
of tonight's theater piece is,

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Museum Piece. First however
we have an item with no title,

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but perhaps after watching it,

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you can think of a name to call it.

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As near as we can tell
this skull belonged to a,

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civilization here in the southwest
that we call proto-pueblo.

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Now, one of its marks as you see
is a flattening of the head,

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at the rear caused by strapping
the baby onto a cradleboard,

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before the skull was
completely calcified.

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Let's compare him with
a modern male caucasian.

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You see his head is not
flattened in the back at all.

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This is essentially a present-day
american very much like you and I.

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Grim thought isn't it?

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Well that concludes the
tour ladies and gentlemen,

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it's about time to close anyway.

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-You're welcome.
-Thank you very much.

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Come again we're getting
in new things all the time.

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-Excellent.  -Good
day. -Thank you very much.

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-Good day.
-Thank you thank you for coming.

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-Don't let me keep you. -Not at all.
-I really need a minute.

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-Take your time.
-These knives, fascinate.

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-Obsidian aren't they?
-That's right, purely utilitarian.

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For skinning hides, fleshing
hides so on that kind of thing.

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But made by a totally
different man.

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This man was down to earth practical,
but this fella was sensitive.

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-An artist.
-But the two men are about a thousand years apart in time.

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That's no different.

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I  haven't changed.

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In my field we tried to diagnose
the psyche of ancient man,

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from his possessions.

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You see, the thing you fellows
overlooking your collecting,

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is the internal chemistry of
the men who made these things.

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-What is your field mr...?
-Uh, Clovis, Newton Clovis.

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-I�m an archaeo-psychologist.
-Dear me.

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-Even a man's bones have something to say.
-What, for instance?

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Well from the shape of his skull rather
intelligent man, athletic at one time.

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-Athletic?
-Skier.

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Breaking the leg just above the
ankle. It's a typical ski injury.

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You too?

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Double spiral fracture made my
leg an inch and a half shorter.

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-Ah, but this man was a football player.
-No just a guess of course.

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-You mean you know him?
-Yes I did.

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Very well.

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Died not too old.

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-Many years ago?
-Many years ago.

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-Modern medicine might have saved him.
-No.

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No medicine would
have saved this man.

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Mr Clovis how'd you like to join
me in a drink before dinner?

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-Delighted.
-After you.

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Thank you.

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You say you can diagnose ancient
man from his possessions mr Clovis.

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How about modern man?

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-Who would that be?
-The man all these things belong to.

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There's a bucket more of
these in this frezzer, cheers.

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Falco mexicana's, prairie falcon.
He tried to gentle him,

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kept him in a cage, wouldn't do some
things you can't keep in a cage.

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-Everything in this room was his?
-Just about.

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-Boy scout?
-Merit badges, over 30 of them.

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Bird's nest,

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but no eggs. He didn't
believe in collecting eggs.

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No heart for it he could take the
nest after the little ones were gone.

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Euro Cayenne Canario
Argentius, gray fox.

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-I call her cersei.
-Why cerise?

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You're supposed to divine
these things aren't you?

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Drink up.

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Yes, Cersei.

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Cerise the temptress. What
do you make of the man?

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Gentle, probably full of idealism.

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Obviously love the outdoors,

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-compassionate.
-Bravo.

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-You were close to him?
-Yes.

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He was my son.

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-He was?
-That's where Cersei comes in.

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Cersei the temptress.

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I call her Cerise because
she led him to his doom.

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Worked her whiles on him
brazenly let him track her.

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Almost as if she knew
what lay in wait for him.

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He never hunted for sport, but once
in a while he collected an animal.

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In this case he had his
heart set on cerise.

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She'd been raiding hen
houses in the neighborhood,

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sooner or later some farmer would
trap her or shoot her anyway.

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So been decided to take
her for his collection.

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He spent several days and
nights learning her habits.

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He discovered her
latest port of call was,

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an old barn just over
the property line.

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He'd invented a foolproof
gadget for night shooting,

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a spotlight mounted on
his 22 in such a way,

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that his shot would strike the
exact center of the circle of light.

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KEEP OUT! THIS MEANS
YOU M.J. McCAFFERY

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What was that?
-Mice.

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It's your father.

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Don't be silly you know
he's at a large meeting.

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-See that?
-I told you.

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-What do you think you're doing here?
-I�m sorry I didn't...

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Hollister, oh nature boy Hollister.

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I didn't know anybody
else was around here.

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-Saw the sign outside?
-Yeah but I didn't think your father would mind.

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-You're a liar.
-Stealing pigeons that's what he's up to.

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-I wasn't stealing anything all I wanted was...
-You're a liar.

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I�m sorry Tim.

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If you'll excuse me.

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You're a coward too.

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if you want to step outside I�d be very happy
to soak your head in the watering trough.

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That's not a bad deal Tim.

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I�d be giving away 15 pounds.

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Tim, Tim...

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Murderer.

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�Murderer!

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You don't have to explain my duties
to me mr Hollister they're spelled,

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out very clearly in the oath of
office the district attorney tapes.

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It wouldn't hurt you to look it
over once in a while mr Henshaw.

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There's no need
to be impertinent.

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You'll have to excuse me sir
but my boy's life is at stake.

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If you have his day in court the law
guarantees him a fair and impartial trial.

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That's just the point.

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He's being tried right
now in the papers.

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-You call that fair and impartial?
-I didn't give out that interview.

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The reporters checked it with you, you
didn't deny it you let them print it.

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-Take it up with the publisher, all right?
-Statements from you.

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You could have stopped it. They're
saying he killed the McCaffery boy,

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on purpose like he'd kill a
specimen for his collection.

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You know that isn't true
oh look mr Henshaw this,

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-town is ready to lynch him.
-They won't lynch him.

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-He's innocent and you know it.
-All right.

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If he's innocent he'll go
free it's up to the jury.

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But what chance has he with this sort
of trash setting the town on fire.

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And with your approval.

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You probably thought it up.

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You want to kill him.

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Old man McCaffrey put you in office and
now you're going to deliver for him.

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-That's right, isn't it?
-Mr Hollister...

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I happen to take my
responsibilities very seriously.

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They are not primarily to
convict but to see justices done.

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I intend to do everything
in my power to achieve that end in this,

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and every other
case in which I am involved.

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And that is all I intend to say
on this subject. Good day sir.

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Would you try to reach the
mayor again please. Thank you

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You'll excuse me mr Hollister.

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�Good day!

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A badger, a coyote, bobcat,

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fox, shot in the eye.

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In each case finesse precision.

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A mathematically calculated shot in a
spot where it would kill immediately.

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Yet, do no harm whatsoever
to the specimen.

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I ask you ladies and gentlemen do you
think this man's act was unintentional?

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-Stop it. I tell you it was an accident, he
threw the... -�Quite!

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-That won't do any good.
-But he's lying.

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I�m not a killer I,
I didn't mean it.

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Order, order, or I�ll
clear the courtroom.

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Man is on trial for his life please
conduct yourselves accordingly.

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Proceed mr Henshaw.

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I don't have to repeat the medical
testimony, five brain shots,

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each of them precisely in
the middle of an eye socket.

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The last one, a human being.

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I ask you ladies and gentlemen
to reflect on the odds,

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against the defendant's contention
that this last shot was accidental.

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He threw up the rifle
in self-defense, he says.

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The shot struck the precise center
of Tim McCaffery's left eye.

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What are the odds? One
in a million, a billion?

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Think about that.

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Isn't the other explanation
far more plausible?

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That Tim McCaffrey
caught him trespassing,

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ordered him off
the property.

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And he walked off into the
darkness thought about it,

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that a cold rage took possession of him.
That he hefted the rifle in his hand,

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and then with calculating
precision he turned,

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-and aimed and...
-I didn't I didn't do it.

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I�m demanding that you do your
duty as citizens of this state.

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I demand the death penalty in the case
of the people versus Benjamin Hollister.

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Benjamin Hollister
will you please rise

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Benjamin Hollister you have been found
guilty of murder in the first degree.

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Therefore you will on the
22nd day of this month,

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be removed to the
penitentiary at Glenville,

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and there be incarcerated for
the rest of your natural life.

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It's an old pioneer ranch on
Alamo creek big adobe ranch house,

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apache bullet box in the walls, even has
its own well in the courtyard, 14 rooms,

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-14 rooms?
-I�m going to turn it into a private museum.

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Put a sign on the highway
charge admission,

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make this collecting bug pay
off after all these years.

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I wish, I could help you.

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Well,

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I�ve got a room plotted
out for your things.

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Now here here is an East
window and there's a door.

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Now you do the rest.

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Do what?
-Design the inside. Cases for your,

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books, drawers for your mounted
specimens, display cases.

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I�ll fix it any way you want it.

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-You'll do it?
-I want it to be yours Ben.

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You kidding? I know what
you're gonna say dad.

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Have hope. Something to hang on to.

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I�m sorry, but...

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It's no good, dad.

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But we've got 15 minutes.

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Goodbye dad.

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Goodbye boy.

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I�ll see you next month.

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He don't belong here.

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If he'd only eat that's
the trouble he won't eat.

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Oh it's out of the question.
He's been examined by,

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a board of psychiatrists
and found perfectly normal.

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Medically he's 100%.

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Except that he'll die inside of a
year if you leave him where he is

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Mr Hollister would you care
to read the medical report?

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I�m not talking about his blood
pressure or his respiration or his,

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metabolism mr Henshaw. I�m talking about
his soul that boy is dying right now.

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-Mr Hollister I understand your concern.
-But it's out of your hands that I know.

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I�m only telling you that your signature on
a petition would probably get him a parole.

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Mr Hollister...

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Please, please hear me out mr
Henshaw the election's come and gone.

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You're secure in your job,
you've got nothing to lose.

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Old man McCaffrey can't touch you now.
But please please look into your heart,

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mr Henshawn ask yourself if you really
believe that boy belongs in prison.

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If he really is a
menace to society.

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I�ll forgive you
everything mr Henshaw.

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I know you're under enormous political
pressures and have to give in to them sometimes.

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I�ll forgive you everything if only he
will try to do that boy justice now.

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He can't live in prison,
he's like a hawk in a cage.

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He won't eat he's
just withering away.

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Come now mr Hollister
get hold of yourself.

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Two months later he was dead.

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He'd lost interest in life.

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That was years ago,

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but it's all here,
all in this room.

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What he had? What he did?

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What he was?

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How many years?

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I don't like to count them.

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It doesn't matter anyway.
I have him here with me.

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I can feel his presence in this room,
from his books, from his things.

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Nothing on this earth
is permanent mr Clovis,

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we aren't given title
to anything you know.

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Just Elise his was
short mine's longer.

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At least he was not the one
to be left behind to grieve.

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That's some consolation, isn't it?

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I suppose so.

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So perhaps you can understand
now why I was a little,

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amused at your archaeopsychology.

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There's only so much of a man
imprisoned in his possessions and,

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the things he makes with
his hands so much no more.

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Ben�s spirit hangs
above this room but you,

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can't sense it from these
cold inanimate things.

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Not unless you knew Ben.

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-Well I�d better lock the back door.
You'll excuse me? -Of course.

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-Satisfied mr Clovis?
-Now I am, yes.

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I have to tell you that I�m not an
archaeo-psychologist I sort of invented that.

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You're from the district
attorney's office.

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That's right, a murder case
never goes out of date.

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You know it took almost
a year to put him there.

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I remember the excitement of the
manhunt, the most dangerous game.

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Not a game. Murder.

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Disagree, it was neither,

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it was an execution, the
execution of Henshaw.

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The man who murdered my son.

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I don't think the law will
look at it in quite that light

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Tell me, how
did you do it?

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Did you lie and wait for him
outside his house or did you...

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As near as we can tell
this skull belonged to a,

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civilization here in the southwest
that we call proto-pueblo.

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One of its marks as you
see is a flattening,

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in the rear of the
head caused by,

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strapping the baby onto a cradleboard
before the skull was completely calcified.

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Let's compare him with
a modern male caucasian.

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You see his head is not
flattened in the back at all.

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Notice how an injury
left a mark on the bone.

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The same thing here another male caucasian
about 45 years old I�d say from the,

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degree of calcification in
certain areas, athletic type.

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Double spiral fracture.

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Typical ski injury
leaving one leg about,

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an inch and a half
shorter than the other.

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Unfortunately the priest
took a dim view of the old curator,

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personally adding a
new exhibit for the museum.

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Sometimes I find the attitude
of the authorities puzzling,

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they seem bent on
stifling initiative.

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But enough of that. Now we
shall watch while my sponsor,

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makes an exhibition of himself.

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That is all until next week, when
we return with another story.

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Perhaps we should put our gift
wrap friend back in his box.

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His last will?

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No.

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"Listen for dial tone
before depositing money"

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Good night.

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