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The wife of the victim.

Mr. Wyler, my husband told me once...

...that if I ever found him dead...

...seek to Malcolm Dietrich.

Political corruption.

You know if Garfield had someone in the campaign Van Allan?

If Garfield had someone in his campaign...

...I have an obligation to inform mine.

What would your future contribution to the name of the mole?

Twenty-five thousand dollars.

Workers repairing the walls found this in the outputs.

Microphones. I'll call Terry Philbrick.

If someone from the campaign Garfield knows he would sing...

...he already knows.

It will happen that we visit...

...and then you kill holidays?

No. Will we take it to death.

You have a bug in the soup, Rog.

I can assume that the prosecution will promote farce...

...that Philbrick committed suicide?

Or you go or ask you out of here.

The secret.

Dietrich did with my father what he does with almost everyone. He bribed.

My father died at age 54...

...and my mother calls Dietrich murderer since.

It's the dirty secret of the family.

The revelation.

Aborted? Yes.

It was Tom Van Allan? Yes.

How you want to defend you? Why did not you tell me?

Why I was gonna say?

It's the worst thing I've done in my life.

Worse than killing two people in cold blood?

I have reviewed the accounts and are worse than I thought.

I have written some notes detailing possible ways to save.

If we make an effort we can circumvent chapter eleven. Voucher?

First parking. That will no longer be a problem.

I will repossess the car.

I miss the office of the judicial police.

did not have good views but charged ends meet.

If Jimmy could, we would pay. Yes. But he can not, no?

I do not want to put it to broth...

Good Morning. Hi.

Come to the point. What we juror number six?

There is no reason to reject it. It investigates further.

Grasso will call to testify Kyle Rooney.

He will say something that can hurt us?

It is host to spousal immunity.

It is now something the judge about the death of Terry Philbrick?

According to the results of toxicology, it was an accident.

We are closing doors.

What a mess.

Philbrick was the mole Van Allan Garfield campaign...

...and I was to sell the name Garfield Mole...

...in the campaign of Van Allan.

I'm surprised you have time to go vote.

Disculpad.

The girl who appeared as a prosecution witness yesterday...

Adrienne Orduno. Serving his sentence in Sybil Brand...

...in the cell across from Sharon Rooney.

This is his statement. Sharon says he has confessed...

...who committed the murders.

Chivata.

Hurgaría Grasso did not think so thoroughly.

Jimmy, is a pleasure. Pass.

Miriam.

Inspector, what a surprise.

Life takes many turns, lawyer.

You never know when you will meet an old friend.

It is circulating a story about you, a fly...

...and Roger Garfield soup. Le manchaste the front.

Nothing stands out more cadaveric skin tone...

...that the lobster bisque. You have a good face.

Defend criminal suits you.

I wonder why'll use one of them.

You mean Adrienne Orduno?

Drug addict, prostitute, is about to screw up a third time.

It has reason to remove the dirt.

Maybe. But he told us where he hid your client a Beretta.22.

We think it's the murder weapon.

Hi. How are you?

A lot of letters. I have seven marriage proposals.

You know Adrienne Orduno?

There is a girl named Adrienne in the cell opposite.

He said the cops who confessed that you killed the governor.

And you told him where you threw the gun. It is true?

No.

You know why lie? Do not.

Ye have fought? You have any reason to hurt you?

I hardly know her.

Just we talk nonsense, food.

Are you sure? I swear.

Adrienne Orduno visits are typical:

Groom, sister, his lawyer. Who is your lawyer?

Jeff Houghton, a pig. It could be the culprit...

...trap. You want to talk to him?

Does not matter. Anyone who commits perjury...

...able to defend itself. The cops intervened phone...

...Terry Philbrick. The last three calls were Larry White.

Why call Philbrick campaign director Van Allan?

We must ask Larry White.

Good luck. Thank you.

Sit down, counsel.

As for economic aid, the judge...

...he has studied the request and sent it to me.

Why, Your Honor?

Because he has no idea of ​​numbers, and I do.

Your Honor, I object to leading sight. First...

...is a unilateral notice... I've told Mrs. Grasso...

...we're doing numbers. She seems fine.

Given the constraints of the court...

...I am confident that can lead his defense adequately...

...with this budget.

I would not be so sure.

My client has the right to a fair trial.

I doubt we can provide adequate defense with that money.

You are a man of means. He'll do what I can.

Your Honor, when necessary replantearemos the request.

It's in your right. But this is a court, not a cashier.

Well, thanks for the clarification, Your Honor.

JURISPRUDENCE OF CALIFORNIA

Sharon had just returned from court and was feeling low.

He told me they were going to condemn did not care...

...because the governor and the bitch already had their comeuppance.

He said something else the accused, Miss Orduno?

He had pulled the gun on the highway near Big Rock.

He said the only way to escape was if they did not find.

He believes that this is the gun recovered by the agent Biggio...

...according to the information he gave the defendant?

I protest. Incites speculation. I withdraw the question.

Miss Orduno, has gone to jail for a felony?

When consumed. But I've been clean eight months.

Testifying here today in exchange for guarantees...

...by the prosecution...

...regarding your own cause?

My lawyer told me that if he told the truth...

...the tax would reduce the charges to a misdemeanor.

He is not giving false testimony to their advantage...

...you, Miss Orduno? No ma'am.

Thank you very much.

He did not hear anyone else besides you...

...the things he says he told Sharon Rooney?

The rest of the girls was in the room.

So we only have your word that that happened.

I suppose.

He had ratted before another inmate, Miss Orduno?

Never. They had not charged him such a crime.

He had never faced a sentence of 25 years.

No. Anyone in your situation...

...I would be tempted to invent a story to gain privileges.

I protest. Argumentative trial prompts speculation.

It is accepted.

He has had many visitors since it is internal?

Yes. Some of them offered him money...

...to testify? Do not.

He is asking the jury to believe...

...Sharon Rooney revealed where he hid the gun?

He said his only hope...

...to avoid going to jail was not found her.

Does that make sense?

I do not know why he said what he said. But I know he said it.

That does not make sense.

Nothing else.

Your Honor, one last question.

Miss Orduno, if you were telling a story...

...how could lead the police to the murder weapon?

I could not. Thank you. No more questions.

I'll take the chicken breast. I can change the potatoes...

...for green beans? Today we do not have.

I know they're not the, beautiful menu, but if they are asking...

Joseph... I will make them. It's okay.

Thirty-eight years old and I worry about cholesterol.

My father died at 40.

Terry Philbrick, Larry.

Philbrick. Philbrick.

It was the mole Garfield campaign.

Nobody brags to meet Terry.

And less now he's dead.

They know what was taken?

We do not believe that it was party, Mr. White.

I would like to know the purpose of this conversation.

The last three Philbrick calls were addressed to you.

I would think, but never talked to him.

Philbrick wanted to sell the mole in the campaign Garfield Van Allan.

I just wanted to give the mole one last chance.

If they mean that Tom Van Allan betrayed...

...insult me, it's ridiculous. Why?

Because idolize Tom since I gradué...

...and I I started going door to door campaign for the prosecution.

Judas also began as a follower of Christ.

Likes movies of Oliver Stone?

Le pays Malcolm Dietrich, Larry?

Look, Terry Philbrick talk to me...

...does not mean I betray Tom Van Allan.

So were the usual calls?

I do not give a damn how they were created.

Who else knows about them?

The polished, Larry.

What makes it a problem.

Terry Philbrick found dead is a clue...

...Malcolm style employing Dietrich to solve their problems.

Maybe it's time to give his version.

Expand your circle of friends.

It refers to you.

Any port in a storm is good.

Joseph says no beans.

Tell her put where they fit.

Is late Dale Carnegie seminar.

Mr. Rooney, how much has been married to the defendant?

More than three years.

And at some point he learned that his wife...

...he had been unfaithful? Yes.

We discussed and finally admitted...

...I had an affair with Tom Van Allan.

And he told later that the governor left?

We were separated, but she called me.

I guess no one else had.

She was upset?

Clear. She was angry?

I have to answer?

Clearly, Mr. Rooney wants to qualify for the spousal immunity.

I ask you to report to the prosecutor.

Follow, Mrs. Grasso. Yes, Your Honor.

Mr. Rooney, during the weeks following this adventure...

...his wife tried to call the governor?

I protest. It is accepted.

Ever he threatened him in your presence?

I protest. Mrs. questions Grasso...

...they are prohibited and knows it.

Just one more question.

He came here to tell the truth or protect his wife?

I protest. The retirement. Thank you. Nothing else.

His wife had a gun? Do not.

And you? I have a Ruger 9mm...

...and a Smith & Wesson semiautomatic 22.

The same caliber...

...that the murder weapon, is not it?

And that?

Just trying to determine if he knew...

...the type of weapon used in the crime.

Yes. I've fired a well. Thank you.

When he learned of his wife's affair with Mr. Van Allan...

...He was angry with her? Yeah right. Who would not be angry?

He was angry with him? I do not have immunity?

Not if not welcomed the Fifth Amendment...

...not to incriminate himself. When he learned of adventure...

He was angry with him?

Thought not vote for him, if it comes to that.

I do not mean that. Trying to determine...

...if your animosity went beyond denying their support.

No. What does?

It is not true that the governor's bodyguards arrested...

...on July 27, an hour before to give his speech...

...at the Beverly Hilton hotel?

And they let me go. It was nothing important.

What was the reason for your visit?

Tell him that he would not vote for him?

He was fooling Sharon. I just wanted to talk to him.

It was you armed? Do not.

He threatened to hurt...? Leave it alone! Kyle did not!

You do not get it? I'm guilty! I deserve punishment!

Your Honor, we request a meeting in his room.

We want a mistrial. Why not absolution?

He has just confessed to murder.

Sharon has made what may be...

...a violation of their rights against self-incrimination.

We talk about the Constitution?

To say he has renounced his rights.

He has not said that you have done. Only deserved punishment.

Yes. For two murders.

Your Honor, as Mrs. Grasso said, my client has aborted recently.

This, along with the complaint in this crime...

...it has been a huge emotional burden for her.

What he has done is help, not to confess.

That will be decided by the jury. If the jury believes he has confessed...

...the trial will be over before starting.

A guilty verdict would be revoked if apeláramos.

We risk. I do not make void the trial.

Let bring a psychiatrist to explain that attack.

This can be noted in the presentation of defense evidence.

But... it's my decision.

The jury may take into account the statement of the accused.

Mr. Wyler, tell your client that if he does it again...

...you will be waiving its right to invoke the Fifth Amendment...

...and Mrs. Grasso can return to questioning.

The Merry Widow is outside.

Caroline Van Allan. You would like to talk to you for a moment.

Between.

Mrs. Van Allan. I will be direct, Mr. Wyler.

I know that your request for money has not had the expected success.

It's a way to see it.

At the risk of increasing suspicions have...

...me, maybe I can help.

How?

Paying the defense of Sharon Rooney. What it considers appropriate.

I find it unacceptable.

Sharon has been accused of killing her husband.

Probably I have to question her.

It is that reason enough?

Or your pride will not allow you to accept my help?

It is a conflict of interest. The men...

...tend to let their image passes imposed on common sense.

And you are an expert in men, no?

In some.

Why you want to pay the defense of my client?

Despite the attack today I do not think he killed my husband.

And I do not trust the authorities find out who it was.

I reject your proposal.

And leaves open the question of funding.

I'll manage.

We'll see how...

...but I will defend my client.

I have already given my opinion.

Good night, Mr. Wyler.

If you change your mind... I will not.

Good night, Mrs. Van Allan.

Gwen, you can get with Laura?

Clear.

I do not want estafes the bank.

I just want you increase the value of the house...

...to increase lending. I can not.

Come on. We both know that tasaron down.

A house on the same street sold for seven hundred thousand.

The pricing was fair, Jimmy.

It's okay.

And a personal loan to 90 days?

Without collateral?

I'll sign it.

Come on. It is the signature of the man you're wearing...

...Six months living.

So I can not do anything.

I know you're upset, but I can not help you.

You refuse to help me.

I'm not betraying him.

I do not question your loyalty.

Clearly, Malcolm Dietrich has a very loyal employee.

Damn you.

Here is the check of financial assistance.

Arnold enter it in the account of the company.

This is all?

My son has more money saved.

You should ask for a loan.

You should buy a lottery ticket. Why?

We have made progress with the juror number six.

I have reviewed the questionnaire Connover.

Question: "Have they ever stopped?". Answer: "No".

Ten years ago, he and some neighbors expressed...

...against the opening of a striptease bar.

There was a fight and some policemen were injured.

He was released for lack of evidence.

Apparently, he forgot Connover. Where have you found?

We had luck. Frank asked the police department...

...and we found it. We can get rid of it?

That will be decided by the judge, but we have possibilities. Well, Arnold.

Describe what you saw in the house, Mr. Gandolphi.

I arrived about quarter to two. The crime scene cordoned off...

...the judicial police and a doctor ruled the death of the victims.

Besides being the oldest forensic criminologist...

...in the case, he participated in the search for evidence?

Yes. I was responsible for looking hair and fibers.

Let's focus on the evidence of the prosecution 33.

You can tell us whether this was at the crime scene?

Yes it is. It could describírnoslo?

And tell us where you found?

Three blond hair, I found them on the floor...

...Out of the room.

He was able to establish any relationship...

...between these hairs and the defendant?

Hair from the crime scene matches the sample...

...we got from Mrs. Rooney.

And you can tell us about any other fiber or hair...

...you'll find there?

At the foot of the bed I found a nylon carpet fiber...

...beis of color.

It is known as Anso IV.

There are some beige carpet in the house of Lancaster?

No, there is not.

He has found the origin of these fibers?

Which correspond to discover...

...in the apartment of the accused.

In her room there is a beige carpet Anso IV.

He then claims that there is a tennis hairs and fibers...

...Which brings us to the apartment of the accused at the foot of the bed...

...where was the murderer of Van Allan and Miss Donovan?

Yes, I affirm. Thank you. Nothing else.

He was not able to determine when hair and fibers came...

...there, right?

No. But we verify that the maid was mopping the floor...

...and vacuumed prior to the killings Thursday.

His answer is no, then.

What we did was to isolate a box...

Sorry. If I finish the question...

...I promise you will have time to answer.

You can not say that the fibers and hair got there...

...the night in question, right? True.

Thank you. With respect to the fiber which collected beige...

...you can tell us how many square meters of Anso IV...

...are produced per year? No idea.

You might be surprised to know that there are six hundred thousand square meters...

...Anso IV only in Los Angeles County?

I protest. Mr. Gandolphi is criminologist, does not sell carpets.

Overruled. Answer the question, Mr. Gandolphi.

I do not think that Sharon Rooney is the only one with a carpet as well.

You know what kind of carpet in the house of Biggio agent?

Or the homes of other agents who arrived...

...a crime scene?

They are professional people, very thorough...

...when it comes to preserving the integrity of a site.

Still it has to be all very choreographed...

...to track them, no?

I graduated in chemistry at Yale...

...and I have two postgraduate degrees in my field too.

I never believed that I had to study choreography.

But it would not be correct to say that your job requires...

...close attention to detail and all the factors...

...constituting the crime? Yes.

Suffers from attention deficit disorder, Mr. Gandolphi?

How to say?

I repeat. Has a mental condition...

...known as DDA?

I protest. These questions are irrelevant.

We believe that Mr. Gandolphi disease...

...which leads to confusion and disorientation...

...restricted their ability to obtain evidence.

It is accepted, but hile fine, Miss Appleton.

He wants to repeat the question? Do not.

It is true. I have ADD. But medication reduces symptoms.

What medication? Dexedrine spansule.

When making? In the morning and at lunch.

At 1:45 August 20, wore without taking his medication...

...almost fourteen hours?

He was disoriented? Do not.

I was confused? Do not.

Why bedspread mattress was not removed when disassembling the bed?

That is the protocol that follows the crime scene, no?

Yes. Do not remove the bedspread was minimal detour...

...the procedure, which was corrected without serious consequences.

He has taken his medication in food?

I have not eaten. I've been reviewing my statement.

So he has not taken.

No. If your attention starts to decline...

...or want to repeat any questions, let me know.

Motherfucker! Harry, please.

Many beers we've had together?

What else do you know about me apart from my illness?

I wish it were not necessary.

I'm surprised you have not talked about my vasectomy.

I have questioned your understudy, because you were not able.

You know that doing his best to unmask the culprits.

You do not think you would at least do the same for someone who is innocent?

You think your client is innocent?

If that is the excuse you use...

...to destroy my credibility and my career...

...I do not know, Jimmy.

You'll leave the eye. I can not afford light.

It was a low blow. Forget this.

I behaved like a pig.

We are fine? No, we are not well.

Not right, Jimmy.

I did not know how hard it would...

...change sides.

I have lost friends, colleagues...

I do not want our relationship also suffer.

It's what will happen. Question my ascent...

...you obsess Roger Garfield, you see Malcolm Dietrich everywhere.

It's as if you were fooling me with that yours paranoia.

Just I am doing my job. It has nothing to do with you.

I worry, Jimmy. But if we have any future...

...we should stop seeing each other until the end of the trial.

You do not understand that I want to save from death penalty to an innocent?

I get it. And I know what it will cost you:

One hundred percent of your time and dedication.

I am a banker, Jimmy. I did the accounts.

Goodnight.

Señor White?

I did not expect to see him again.

I'm the mole Campaign Tom Van Allan.

But I knew, right?

Spend, spend.

Who works? The question is not to whom.

The question is for what purpose.

The answer is...

...for a million dollars deposited in an account in Zurich.

It would help to know who paid.

You know.

Dietrich has banks. It was easy to transfer the money.

So I transferred my loyalty.

You want to know how can it be so easy?

Clear.

By convincing yourself that your friend is imperfect same.

You forget your qualities...

...and underscores all the negative:

political corruption, financial arrangements...

...extramarital affairs.

So it is easy to stab him in the back.

The man you've spent eleven years...

...he deserves to be betrayed.

The million dollars?

It's for your family and the future of your children.

It is most important.

When you betray...

...think it is right.

Until it appears dead.

Then you realize...

...it is not he who has changed.

What are you.

Sometime in those eleven years, you lose something.

Or maybe you've never had.

And what Malcolm Dietrich got for that money?

All the information I wanted.

She told him what was happening in strategy meetings...

...campaign finances, sexual relations Tom.

Come on, Mr. Wyler.

I pregúntemelo.

Preguntándomelo took two and a half months.

I am guilty unwillingly...

...the murder of the only man I've admired?

The answer is yes, I think so.

He wants to testify in court?

And end up like Terry Philbrick? No thanks.

It will not happen that. If you declare, you are safe.

I guarantee their safety.

I'm drunk, friend. I'm not stupid.

Believes in redemption, Mr. White?

Provided they do not involve any funeral.

I took twelve years to be tax.

There are smart guys who have confessed their crimes.

They did it because they knew they would protect them.

None really needed help.

I know it requires trust, Larry...

...but if he does is for the good of all.

We have hidden Larry White.

The place is very quiet and intimate.

I hate to ask, but it costs us?

One hundred and ten bucks a day, plus expenses.

I'm trying to improve the deal with the landlord.

The sooner the better. We are in the past.

I've been kicked out of the database without finishing the previous report.

If we do not pay soon be back to the Stone Age.

The Sparkletts have been the water cooler.

I get the money.

I have to talk to the judge about the Bell juror number six.

So Hold on.

Juror number six did not tell the truth.

I have spoken with Mr. Connover and I am convinced...

...it was not his intention to deceive the court.

And jury duty was important.

But he was wrong.

He insists that a layperson would such legal nuances...

...to benefit.

But that juror was prosecuted by the prosecution...

...of which I was an assistant at the time.

There is reason to believe that hides enmity.

And that can be harmful.

If this argument had validity, they do not have it...

...I also worked in the prosecutor's office.

If you think that settles it, forget it. Work for the government.

I work for someone whose right to a fair trial...

...it is protected by the Sixth Amendment.

Let me talk before you sing the Hymn of the Republic.

This motion seems solid.

But really this is just an innocent mistake...

...that any layperson would have committed...

...that I think you try to use to advantage.

Motion denied.

Your Honor, if I pay attention... I've already paid.

I've already decided.

We finished.

According to information Adrienne Orduno...

...examine the hard shoulder block nineteen thousand...

...of the Pacific Highway and found the gun...

...following a retaining wall.

He had serial number? Yes.

They were able to determine whose name was registered gun?

Sally Vaughn, the roommate of the accused...

...who he reported her missing days before the murder.

It's the same caliber as...

...that used to kill Van Allan and Marlee Donovan?

Yes.

There are prints on the gun?

No. If Sharon Rooney used it...

...to shoot Van Allan and Miss Donovan...

...you may explain why there were no fingerprints on the gun?

I do not know. It is difficult to find fingerprints on a weapon.

If wearing gloves, there would be no fingerprints.

On August 20, the day after the murders...

They examined the home of Mrs. Rooney?

Yes. What did they find?

After registering his room and living room...

...we went to the kitchen. In a closet, under the pile...

...found a box of latex gloves throwaway medium size.

The box was open and missing a couple.

Is that the case, officer?

Yes it is.

Your Honor, this is the evidence of the prosecution number 19.

Thank you. Nothing else.

That pair of gloves was missing...

...They have been looking for. Yes.

They found? Do not.

He knows that the husband of Mrs. Rooney studying medicine?

Yes. You may gloves...

...are yours?

I have understood that he and the defendant are separated.

As everyone knows that separates...

...that the belongings are mixed. Pullovers, music collections...

It could not happen the same with the gloves?

I suppose.

My mother has a glove box like that.

Keeps in the kitchen and used to clean silver.

My mother seems suspicious? Do not.

He has investigated several murders, right?

Many of them with you.

We both know that the fact that a criminal wearing gloves...

...to murder someone is commonplace.

That implies premeditation, no?

If I need your help.

Why would a killer in cold blood...

...a test that you consider incriminating sight...

...in a closet?

Doing so does not make much sense, right?

I remind you that this is how we catch criminals.

For its contradictions.

He has questioned Michael Beiden in connection with the case?

Clear. As a witness or as a suspect?

There was no evidence that he was involved.

Prosecutors ask for proof before accusing someone.

He learned the whereabouts of Roger Garfield car at night?

No. And Caroline Van Allan?

He was in Sacramento, 600 kilometers from the crime scene.

All evidence points to his client.

It refers to all the evidence they got?

I protest. He's stalking. It is accepted. Continue.

Inspector recalls some circumstantial case like this...

...in which all the evidence will point to the defendant?

Who testified against the defendant and he was convicted...

...to be acquitted later? I protest. It is irrelevant.

There are facts that put into question the testimony of the witness.

Overruled.

What about, Inspector? Remember that case?

It refers to the case of Luis Soriano. That was long ago.

What happened to Luis Soriano?

You know what happened. You were the prosecutor.

I ask that the witness answer the question.

I want to ask you a question! It is on the stand!

I will answer! Mr. Wyler.

Inspector Biggio. This is a court.

Do not use to make adjustments account.

I apologize, Your Honor.

Answer the question.

You testified that all evidence pointed to Luis Soriano.

And Mr. Soriano was convicted and sent to prison.

That's right? It is true.

Later he learned that another had committed that crime, right?

Yes. And it was too late for Mr. Soriano.

Something had happened, no? Yes.

What happened to Mr. Soriano, inspector?

He was killed in a fight.

Eight days before his release, right?

Yes.

Nothing else, Your Honor.

Congratulations. Why?

Everything you ever wanted to know about precedents.

He believed there was no database. Come on, Jimmy.

Do not be modest. I went to the bank.

I thought I could get some credit.

But before we go and start to beg...

...I have been told that there were two hundred thousand dollars in your account.

What? You have robbed an armored van?

Anyone touch that money. It's late. I collected my salary.

I also. You have to pay suppliers.

If you do not lose them. How much money has gone?

Twenty-six thousand dollars.

Jimmy, Malcolm Dietrich is here.

I have to take care of him. Meanwhile, do not spend upon.

What I can do for you, Mr. Dietrich?

I come for a personal matter.

But turn on the counter, no problem.

I mistaken for a taxi.

You know, Wyler, I hope not to die soon.

But when I wake up every morning and evening to sleep...

...I think that I have pending bills.

I want to pay them off.

And do not trust your administrator.

I do not speak of money bills.

And I hope that when we're done, you realize the irony...

...not something that suits you to use me.

I do not want to talk to you.

That's because you have not paid your bills.

I left some matters in the air with your father.

He did not get into this. I left something to end it.

And that has consequences.

Wyler, this is already hard enough...

...settling accounts with flesh and blood friends.

When the dead awaken, things get complicated.

Hurry, Mr. Dietrich.

Say what you think and be done as soon as possible.

You think I acted wrong with your father...

...and I became corrupt.

Not only that. He destroyed.

I know I will not change your mind...

...for what happened. But I hope you hear...

...apology for all the wrongs committed...

...for a man who wants to settle his accounts.

That's.

Apologies accepted.

Yes? Yes.

Very convincing.

Here comes the irony again.

I think it's the disdain of an adult.

An adult knows when it happened...

...accept with elegance...

...and he takes advantage of the situation.

I guess we think differently.

It's okay.

I heard that last night found a secret witness.

You will not find, Mr. Dietrich.

Sure, Jimmy.

As surely as I got your father in his pocket.

Good night, Mr. Wyler.

A coffee? No thanks.

I can hardly sleep.

I did not like how our conversation ended.

Make an appearance will not solve anything...

Save me... just pay the messenger.

A check for $ 174,000 and a promissory note with the rest.

I hurt his pride.

This has nothing to do with pride.

When I told him I would not accept his money, he was serious.

Believes that hidden something, right?

Frankly, yes.

All I want is to find the murderer of Tom.

You want power.

Have protection when they take the stand.

It is a conflict of interest. Only if treated me with kid gloves.

I do not think that's necessary.

The line of people feel betrayed turns around the block.

I do not want to make things difficult, right?

I admitted that money in your account...

...because I wanted to help a good cause.

In case you have forgotten, I am also a victim in this case.

It will be a loan. Clear.

On the stand I'll go for you if necessary.

I will do my best to protect my client.

Clear.

Need anything else?

Here we do not sell, Mrs. Van Allan.

So this is free.