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It's been all over the papers
you'd be defending yourself.

Yes, well, it suddenly
occurred to me...

your counsel might
be more beneficial.

Because the prosecutor happens
to be my ex-wife?

You know her rhythms.

Who better than you
to disrupt those rhythms?

Lemme tell you something,
Mr. Harvey.

Trials got more to do
with facts than rhythm.

And the facts are
as I see 'em say

you raped and murdered 17 girls.

No jury's gonna
forgive that just because

the D.A.'s timing' is off.

Presumption of innocence lies

with the accused, Mr. Mullaney.

Now, I'm prepared to present
you with a $200,000 retainer

as well as access to my copious
files and pre-trial memoranda

which will bring you
quickly up to speed.

I don't know enough
to begin tomorrow.

The only thing you really need
to know is that I'm innocent.

It sure don't look that way.

Well, that just adds to the
challenge then, doesn't it?

Come on, counselor, there's no

higher profile
trial than this one.

You won't have to take second
position to Michael Kuzak

as you did with the Ricky Davis
trial, this one's all yours.

And here's the best part of all.

Not only did I not kill those
luscious young ladies...

I know who did.

[dramatic music]

[theme music]

[music continues]

[music continues]

[instrumental music]

And we've handled murder cases.

- All the time--
- No, I'm sorry.

This is where we draw the line!

This isn't just a
murder case, Tommy.

You're talking about
representing a serial killer.

I agree, this one taints us!

We just stood back
and let Kittredge

defend the mob, for God's sake!

Leland: This one scares me.

Also, I don't see
how you can take on

a case with
such short notice--

That's the point, Leland.

He wants me to walk in there
and surprise Zoey.

I agree with Ann, it
crosses the line, Tommy.

It stains the firm's image.

What image! You think that we
got an elite thing going' here?

Arnie's selling' soap
on T.V., Susan Bloom's

got wrestlers throwing'
people through the window

and a couple a months ago Leland
was hanging' out with a monkey!

That was an
official arbitration.

Tommy: I am taking the case.

As a matter of fact,
Harvey could be innocent.

- Innocent?
Tommy: I'm late.

I'm off to court.

And I thank you all very much
for your support.

[clinks on door]

Moving on, Leland you
have an announcement.

Ah, yes,
and on a much brighter note.

I'm happy to report
that Grace Van Owen

has agreed to return
to full partnership.

She is no longer of counsel,
she is once again, one of us.

[cheers and applause]
Douglas: Bravo! Bravo!

And lastly, an
even greater item.

Giles Keenan is coming in today.

The deal is very close
to being done.

- What deal?
Douglas: The deal, Ms. Lamb.

Mr. Keenan is putting together a
group to produce motion pictures

a 75 million dollar offering,
which, if and when

it goes through will yield
a contingency fee

of 2.2 million dollars.

Which we get
immediately upon closing.

Is he really coming
here in person?

The word is he's crazy.

He's eccentric, that's all.

Speaking of which,
did you order the piano?

Yeah, it'll be in
my office by 10:00.

And the tape deck
will be set up, too.

I beg your pardon?

Mr. Keenan rarely goes
out in public and when he does

he must be near a piano
and tape deck at all times.

Don't ask me why.

He also likes to make
an unobstructed entrance

we're to have
a clear path between reception

and this conference room.

Give me a break.

This offering going through

is the biggest break
we could ever hope for.

We'll do anything we can.

Stuart, Ann, ready?

- Ready.
Stuart: Ready.

That's it, [soft thud] good luck

to us all, we're adjourned.

John G. Harvey is an engaging,
intellectually gifted person

who can charm, even
captivate women with ease.

But the psychiatric evidence
will also demonstrate a man

of driving
psychotic compulsions,

compulsions of revenge.

Vindictiveness.

We'll never actually
know what transpired

between this man
and those 17 women.

Perhaps they said 'no'.

Perhaps they
insulted his esteem.

We cannot know for sure because

they all ended up
viciously murdered.

Some of them raped.

Some of them tortured.

The facts are gruesome,
ladies and gentlemen, sickening.

I asked each of you
during voir dire whether you had

strong stomachs, there
was a reason for that question.

This is the most
hideous, repulsive

murder spree I have
ever encountered.

And the facts will show that
the man responsible for this

systematic inhuman savagery...

is sitting right here.

[murmurs]

No question.

Whoever killed these women had
to be sick.

If it was my guy,
I'd be jumping' up and down

screaming' insanity
all over the place.

But John Harvey
didn't kill those girls.

You know, I used to
be married to that lady.

Tommy: I can tell when
she hates her case--

- Mr. Mullaney--
- Objection!

Sorry.

You wanna get sick over the
facts of this thing, please do.

I know the details
make me wanna puke.

But what's really gonna
turn your stomach is the person

responsible for all of this rape

and torture and savagery...

that person is still out there.

[murmurs]

[footsteps]

[clink on door]

Haley: Good morning,
I present Giles Keenan.

My personal pleasure
to know you.

- Hello.
- Hi.

I'm delighted, please sit.

Douglas: Welcome.
- Sub chapter 'S,' I'm told.

Oh, uh, yes, we figured
the 'S' Corporation provided

all the benefits
of the limited,

with potentially better
tax consequences.

Wonderful, that's splendid.

But we should make the
shareholders serve as directors.

After all, passive participation
is no reward at all, is it?

[rustling]

Ah, the tea, the tea.

The investors have
signed off on the subscription?

And the suitability
statements, too.

They're ready to execute,
they just to meet you.

Splendid, I am very,
very satisfied here.

Now, it's important
that we not lose momentum.

Any motion picture venture
is speculative, we must close

this deal while investor passion
is running high.

Girls.

Please be sure that
all the documents

are ready for my signature.

[upbeat music]

♪ Bei mir bist du schön ♪

♪ Please let me explain ♪

♪ Bei mir bist du schön ♪

♪ Means you're grand ♪

♪ I could say bella bella ♪

♪ Even sehr wunderbar ♪

♪ Each language only... ♪

- Mr. Keenan...
- You turned off the music.

Yes, sir, but I think we should
first stick to the agenda.

But you turned off
the music, don't ever

ever turn off the music.

- Where's the piano?
- Uh, that office.

It's right there.

I go alone. [clinks on door]

[sighs]

I-- I apologize, he's
been somewhat erratic

since his wife died
a couple of years ago.

But he's still
an effective leader

and his company
is extremely sound.

Well, we've got three investors
showing up here tomorrow

ready to plunk down
75 million dollars.

He understands that,
don't worry.

He, uh, can control
his eccentricity

if he has to, there is no...

♪ Oh ♪

[indistinct singing]

By the spring of 1991,
we had found three women

in their own apartments,
dead, nude

hanging upside down
and tied around their feet.

Suspended from the ceiling?

Two were suspended from beams.

The third was
hanging from a Bannister.

The throats on all three had
been slashed to let the blood

drain out, like
slaughtered cows.

[paper rustling]

What physical
evidence did you find?

Matt: Almost none,
the suspect was meticulous.

No prints, no weapons,
no real clues of any kind.

- Except the semen.
- The semen?

Matt: All three had
bruises suggesting rape.

On one we found traces
of semen and latex.

Suggesting the use of a condom.

Zoey: So what happened?

Matt: For the next few
months, practically nothing.

The case seemed unsolvable.

But then in October,
we found the mass grave.

Where?

Matt: In the mountains,
near Arrowhead.

We pulled out 14 bodies
from a shallow hillside grave.

They were all women
in their early 20's.

All had their
throats slashed and

they all had rope
burns around their feet.

So what did you
do next, detective?

Our investigation determined
that some of the victims

were seen in
the company of the defendant.

We next discovered
that Mr. Harvey owned

a mountain cottage
approximately three quarters

of a mile from the mass grave.

We also discovered
that while in college

he was a professional locksmith
and this would explain

how he got in the apartments
with no trace of a break in.

So what'd you do?

Matt: We placed
Mr. Harvey under arrest.

Took a blood sample
and sent it to DNA testing.

They compared it with the semen
traces found in the victims...

and determined an
exact genetic match.

Thank you, Detective
Katlin, I have nothing further.

[murmurs]

So, the only thing
you can really conclude

with the physical evidence
is that

Mr. Harvey had sex
with some of these girls.

We can establish that he knew
them all and that he had sex

with at least four of them,
and the bruises suggest rape--

Suggesting rape.

You cannot positively
establish rape though, can you?

- Technically, you're right--
Tommy: Thank you.

- But when you put it with--
- That's all I got.

[mellow music]

I had no idea
it would take this long.

Well, it's all off
to the printers.

We're done, we can forget it!

[chuckles]

I'm so glad
to have you back, Grace.

There's no one who
better personifies this place.

I'm only here
because of you, Leland.

- Well, that's very kind, but...
- I mean it.

When I came back
I was looking for a place

to fall, people to lean on.

You provided both,
and I will never forget that.

Well, I've leaned on you, too.

The thing with Rosalind's
Christmas cards, you...

[deep breath]

You're a very special person.

[smacking lips]

I think I may just have sent
the wrong signal.

I'm sorry.
That was inappropriate.

- That's okay, that's okay.
- No, I'm very sorry.

It never happened.

- I'm terribly sorry.
- Um-hm.

[door rustling]

What's going on, Douglas?
The investors are waiting.

Keenan's
holed up in Leland's office.

He wants to make an entrance
and he wants us

to be part of it.

Douglas: So that's exactly wh--
- This is crazy!

The guy is nuts.

For a 2.2 million
dollar contingency

you can put up with it.

It goes beyond that, Douglas.

This is a securities
transaction, we have inside

information that the president
of this venture is insane.

We have no knowledge
of any insanity.

No knowledge!
What do you call it?

Have reason to question
his sanity. [knocks on door]

- He's waiting.
- We're ready.

Douglas! [shushing]

[sighs]

I don't deny meeting
these young ladies nor do I

disclaim having had sexual
relations with most of them.

Whoa, hold on a second.

- How'd you meet 'em?
- Various ways.

Some through night school,
some while shopping.

Whatever the pretext,
the relationships would

invariably become quite social.

Tommy: With all these women?

During that two year period,
I was quite frustrated

with the banking world and I was
feeling extremely unfulfilled.

I think I was looking
for self affirmation

wherever I could find it.

Come again?

I slept with women
to feel good about myself.

[coughs in background]

Did you kill these girls, sir?

No.

A woman named Kelly Sosha
did the killings.

- Objection!
- Latitude, Judge!

Mr. Harvey, you will have to
explain this kind of allegation.

[murmurs]

Kelly Sosha is a woman, mid-20's

I'd met about two years ago,
also through school.

Uh, I believe that a check of
the police record

will reveal that she's
been reported as missing.

[paper rustling]

- This is her?
Harvey: That's Kelly.

Harvey: We dated had intercourse
on several occasions.

She started becoming
extremely dependent.

At which point I...

terminated the relationship.

You never saw her again?

No, but I received letters,
where she promised to return.

Claimed we'd be reunited--

- Objection!
Judge Lobel: Overruled.

I show you this document
marked Defense Exhibit One.

And I ask if you recognize it.

[paper rustling]

Yes, this is one of the many
letters I received from Kelly.

Tommy: Could you read the
last paragraph for the court?

Objection! This is hearsay,
it hasn't been authenticated--

Overruled, I will take
it de bene, read it.

Harvey: "I'm watching
you, dearest John.

"I faithfully wait until it
is time for us to be one again.

"Until then, I will expunge
anybody or anything

"that serves to keep us apart.

My undying love always, Kelly."

[paper rustling]

What'd she mean by
the expunge part?

I had no idea at the time.

But...

when they dug up that grave
and pulled out

the bodies of
14 women I'd been with...

I certainly knew then.

Tommy: What'd you know then?

That Kelly was watching me.

She's obviously still
out there somewhere...

watching me.

Content to murder any woman
I come in contact with.

That's all I have,
Your Honor, except to offer

the medical files
of Dr. Milton Pappas.

Who I'm putting up
this afternoon, Dr. Pappas

is a psychiatrist who has
treated Ms. Sosha in the past

for severe depression
and psychosis.

Your Honor, I would
like time to review the letters

as well as the doctor's report.

30 minutes.

We will reconvene at 11:30.

[murmurs]

[footsteps]

What the hell is going on?

This is the first anybody has
heard of the Kelly Sosha theory.

Well, let me tell you,
Zoey, the jury was riveted.

You damn well
better destroy him.

- On cross.
- I'll get him, I'll get him.

What about the Stewart witness.

You told her she
didn't have to testify.

Well, that's changed.

- Ruby, she's in therapy--
- I don't care.

If you can't nail Harvey
up there, we need her.

I'll take care of the subpoena.

And offer him life
without parole.

See if we can cut something.

[murmurs]

[footsteps]

- Can we talk?
- Mm, nothin' to talk about.

I might be willing to drop
the death penalty, if--

Not interested. [sighs]

Tommy, can we just
go out for a cup of coffee--

Look, we're not
taking' any deal, Zoey.

So what's left to discuss?
Your social life?

Sorry.

[murmurs]

[footsteps]

[clinks]

Gentlemen,
I present Giles Keenan.

Mr. Doyle, welcome, Mr. King

Mr. Johnson,
a pleasure to see you all.

The pleasure is certainly ours.

What an honor
to meet you in person.

Of course, what better way
to see if I'm really crazy.

Keenan: Oh,
it's alright, people, sit, sit.

I'm aware of the rumors
of my being crazy.

I spread them myself.

Um, specifically,
what do you mean?

Specifically, I mean I'm crazy.

And so are you.

And you, and you.

75 million dollars to start
a motion picture company

in the middle
of a recession,

that's plank-walking
of the highest order.

But we do it, and why?

Because deep inside...

we want to feel alive again.

Sure, we all build
shopping malls and...

parking lots.

Just imagine
what it would be like...

to build something
with an imagination.

A movie.

Creating something
that can touch people,

that can access joy and passion.

That can make people feel.

Oh my.

That is a power.

That is an incredible power.

[dramatic music]

[click on tape]

We live life and then we die.

Leaving behind
the things we build.

My God, let's leave
something with a soul.

You're an impressive
man, Mr. Keenan.

But we should probably address
a few of the pragmatics.

This is an opportunity to buy
into your dreams, gentlemen.

To actually trust that feeling

you've got in
your gut right now.

Dulcinea.

I knew it.

If you map out
all the dips and turns

you'll negotiate the thrill
right out of it.

Giles Keenan train
is coming through, gentlemen.

You either let
it pass or you get on.

So, Mr. Harvey, you
didn't rape these women.

You simply had sex
with them immediately

after which they would
disappear and die.

Precisely.

You didn't find it strange,
that after sleeping

with you, these girls
would just disappear?

They were one-night stands,
Ms. Clemmons.

I hoped to never see them again.

What happened, Mr. Harvey,

after you learned
of the mass grave?

14 women who you
had slept with were dug up--

That's when I knew
it must be Kelly.

But you didn't go to the police

and tell them
about Kelly, did you?

I certainly planned to,
but before I could go to them

they came to me, placed
me under arrest, and pursuant

to my Miranda rights, advised me
to remain silent.

So, that's what I did.

Are you telling this court, that
while you were in possession

of exculpatory information,
while you were able

to point them to another
suspect, you chose not to do so?

The police had already concluded
I was guilty.

I wasn't going
to tell them anything.

Come on! You let yourself go on
trial, be held without bail

for five months, because
you didn't trust the police?

I knew I had a bomb to drop.

If I told the police they would
have tried to defuse that bomb

prior to trial, I did not want
that to happen, so I waited.

All these women are disappearing
and you never came forward.

Asked and answered.
Can't you move forward?

- Objection!
- Alright.

What a coincidence,
Mr. Harvey, that this mass grave

was found within a mile
of your mountain cottage.

No coincidence, I'd brought
Kelly to the cottage.

She knew the area,
if she wanted to frame me

the location was ideal.

I've read the
letters, Mr. Harvey.

There were no specific threats

to kill anybody or to frame you.

She threatened to expunge
anybody I came in contact with.

She displayed obvious
psychotic patterns--

Kelly Sosha is
probably dead, along with

who knows who else
you've gotten!

- Objection!
Judge Lobel: Overruled!

These women said no, Mr. Harvey.

Turned you down, rejected you
and you felt rage.

Scorn you, deny you,
how dare they?

So you got them! Oh
boy, did you get them!

What an impassioned speech.

Just as substantiated
as everything else.

[instrumental music]

Stuart: I don't believe this!
- Rewind, let's see it again.

How'd you get this?

Well, security
cameras got the footage.

I accidentally bribed the guard.

[chuckles]

- Play it again.
- Twist my arm.

[dramatic music]

This is very good quality film.

The music gives it life,
don't you think?

I did that myself.

Look into each other's eyes.

Long Dong Leland, here he comes.

[loud cheering and applause]

[laughs]

Sex, Lies, and Senior Partners.

[laughs]

- Whoops.
- Grace, hi.

Arnie: Gwen, why didn't you
buzz me that Grace was here?

I forgot.

Little gossip fun, honey,

it's good for office morale.

Great. [scoffs]

Everybody feel boosted?

Come on, Grace, don't claim
the high road here.

Two partners, you know, necking
in front of security cameras?

I mean, there is the issue
of firm integrity to raise.

Believe me, Arnie,
if I were looking to compromise

the firm's integrity,
I would've planted one on you.

[rustling] I see.

Thank you for this.

[cackling]

Great!

[chuckles]

[knocks on door]

Zoey tells me you're trying
to push her buttons in there.

Uh, yeah, well, that's what the
defendant hired me to do, sorta.

I guess that's
justification enough then.

You got something'
to say, Jonathan?

I just thought
we were by this, Tommy.

I don't know what
you're talking about.

I'm talking about you acting out
personal stuff in the courtroom.

Making remarks about
her social life, what is that?

If you got a problem with me
being' with Zoey you need to--

Hey! I don't got any
problem with what's happening

between you and Zoey,
you are both consenting adults.

But I do have a big problem
with you sticking

your head in my office
as the protective boyfriend

telling' me how
to act in a courtroom!

Well, I am telling' ya, because
you're being unprofessional--

Jonathan: Tommy!
- Just get the hell outta here.

Before I knock you on your ass!

You wanna take a shot at me?

Come on, Tommy,
I'm standing' right here.

[thud] Are you stupid, John!

- Are you that stupid!
C.J.: Hey! Hey!

Will you knock
it off, the both of you!

Jonathan, get out of here,
this is ridiculous.

Get lost, huh.

- And you!
- What!

He comes in here,
telling' me how to try a case!

Well, why did you take the case

in the first place,
for God's sake?

Because the money
is good and the profile's great.

Why do you think
I took the case?

C.J.: Tommy, she's your ex-wife.

You took the case
so you could cross her path.

To beat up on her,
to lose to her

anything, just to be
in the same room!

So you can still think
of her as being in your life.

- You don't know nothin'!
C.J.: Yeah, right, Tommy.

I couldn't be further
from the truth, could I?

[instrumental music]

[loud thud]

[cheerful music]

Your Honor, at this time,
People call Alyssa Stewart.

Tommy: Objection.

- This witness is not on their--
- Is on our supplemental list.

Zoey: Indicated as
Witness Number 36.

Judge Lobel:
I'm warning both of you.

[murmurs]

The chance of this witness
being put up was so remote--

The witness can testify,
we'll adjourn after direct.

You can cross-examine tomorrow,
now, step back.

[indistinct chatter]

Who is she?

I haven't the slightest idea.

Oh.

[indistinct murmurs]
What do you mean, 'Oh?'

This could be problematic.

Would you state your name and
address for the court, please?

Alyssa Stewart.

9-5-0-9 3rd Street, Hollywood.

Ms. Stewart, do you know
the defendant, John Harvey?

Ms. Stewart: Yes, I do.
- How do you know him?

About a year and a half ago,
I met him at a shopping mall.

Ms. Stewart: I forget how
it was that we started talking

but we ended up going
for coffee.

And, um, and then
he gave me a ride home.

Zoey: And?

Ms. Stewart: And he asked
if he could come inside.

And I said that I didn't think
that that was appropriate.

And well then he left.

And about two minutes
later I turned around

and he was just standing
there in my kitchen.

Zoey: How did he get in?
Ms. Stewart: I don't know.

I know I locked the door because
he was beginning to frighten me.

But somehow he got in.

And what happened?

Then he picked up
a knife off the counter.

And he started walking
toward me with it.

And th-- there was a fire alarm
next to the stove.

And I just pulled it.

As the bell went off
he lunged for me.

And I screamed.

Ms. Stewart: And then there were
people running in the halls.

And it must have scared him
because he just ran away.

And what did you do then?

I went to the police
and I gave them a description.

Ms. Stewart: But I didn't have
his real name.

And, then I went
to my boyfriend's house.

And I never went back
to my apartment again.

Why not?

Because the police had no idea
who he was or how to catch him.

And I there was
something about him.

I knew...

I was, I was afraid
he would come back.

And Ms. Stewart, sitting here
today, do you have any doubt

that the man
over there is the same man

that accosted you
in your kitchen that night?

None whatsoever, that's him.

And in your mind, do you have
any doubt that he was about

to cause you physical harm had
you not pulled that file alarm?

He was going to kill me.

That I know.

I have nothing further.

[murmuring]

[clinks on door]

- You have gotta be kidding'!
- You had notice, Tommy.

- Listing that kinda testimony.
- She was listed in the pre-lim.

Hey! You're supposed
to be an officer of the court.

And that kind
of surprise is cheap crap!

You're just angry because
you know your guy

is guilty and don't
you talk to me about

I will talk to
you about what I see!

Calling me your ex-wife in front
of the jury, making cracks about

my social life, picking
fights with Jonathan?

Oh, did he go
running' off to you?

Isn't it great how you
two stick up for each other!

- Oh, shut up!
- You shut up!!

- This isn't you.
- I'm sorry.

- What's going on, Tommy?
- Don't get me wrong!

I'm-- I--

I know we're finished.

Our lives are separate.

And I-- I'm happy for ya, I...

I wanted so much to be happy.

But seeing' you with
somebody else, my heart's

in a million pieces here
and I can't help it.

We have a case to try here,
Tommy, we have jobs to do.

Oh, I do my job.

Don't worry.

I do my job.

[paper rustling]

[clinks on door]

[sniffles]

[clinks on door]

[phone rings]

Yes? Put him on, it's them.

Ann: Hello, Mr. Doyle,
how are you?

I understand.

Ann: So I can expect
a call from Mr. Burns?

Yes, yes, it was a pleasure
meeting you, too.

Goodbye. [clinks on phone]

- They're in. [cheering]
- Yes!

Haley: Unconditionally?
- Unconditionally.

They're faxing over a couple
of minor red lines right now

but this deal is done, they'll
be over to execute tomorrow.

Oh, the excitement, I need
a bowel movement, I go alone.

- Where's your fax machine?
- My office, let's go get it.

[whispers] 2.2 million dollars.

[footsteps]

Ann, this isn't right.

- Come on, Stuart!
- Honey.

I'm cheering for the
guy as much as you are.

But he's crazy.

He's not crazy, Stuart.

He called me Dulcinea.

It's a character from
'Man of La Mancha, Don Quixote.'

I think Giles
Keenan is totally in touch

with any delusions he may have.

You can't stand there
and tell me this man is well.

He's happy.

God, Stuart, you and I come
to work every week

and we do
our little lawyer jobs.

We practice law so
efficiently, and day by day

we become just a little
bit more dead inside.

Maybe his life is unreality.

All I know is, whatever he's
got I wish I had a little of it.

[soft chuckles]

Come on. [scoffs]

Ann, could I
see you for a second?

I'll be there in a minute.
What's up.

Uh, I walked into my office
and he was there.

Who?

Secretariat ahead
by a length,

and Genuine Risk coming in
for the challenge.

It's less than
an eighth of a mile

to go and down the
stretch they come!

Genuine Risk holding up.

Secretariat holding on!

Genuine Risk! Secretariat!

And to the finish line,
it's Secretariat!

[gasps]

[soft chuckles]

Damn filly gave me a scare.

Well, Dulcinea, don't
tell me you didn't bet on me.

Do you think that's
a horse, Mr. Keenan?

No, Ms. Kelsey.

That's a chair.

Hell of a game chair though,
don't ya think?

[snaps] She never
quit on me, yeah!

[clicks tongue]

Douglas: Ann?

[clinks on door]

[clinks on door]

Hey! Huh!

- Hi, Le!
- Hey!

- Oh!
- You've been avoiding me!

Not now, Le, I've got to douche.

[sighs] I don't like you.

Leland: I don't like
the way you practice law.

I've accepted the fact
that sharing space means

I have to tolerate much
of the disgust that goes along

with the reprehensible
way you live life.

Leland: But you crossed
the line with that videotape.

Cross it ever
again, and I'll bounce you

out of here on your big,
rotund--

Know something, Le?

This kind of wrath
is like raw, animal chemistry.

You're attracted
to me, aren't you?

What?

I tell you what I'm gonna do.

For the sake of the
working relationship...

I'm gonna let you have
your way with me, once.

- What are you talking about?
- I'm talking about sex.

Let's get it over with
right here and now.

Go on, pick a stall.

I'm yours for seven minutes.

Give me strength.

[clinks on door]

[chuckles]

[clinks on door]

We don't have
a positive I.D. yet

but it's Alyssa
Stewart's apartment--

- If it's her, I'll know it.
- Zo!

Why don't you wait
on this one a little?

Let's go.

[camera clicks]

[camera whirs]

[unsettling music]

[camera clicks]

[camera whirs]

[indistinct chatter]

[camera clicks]

[camera whirs]

That's Alyssa Stewart.

[intense music]

[camera clicks]

How could it possible
have been me? I'm in jail.

You had it done.

Now, that's preposterous.

I don't think so, John.

You're a real smart guy.

You could've made the hire
a long time ago

as an insurance policy.

Provide the hitter with exact
details of your M.O.

All you do is fork over
the name.

You're in custody at the time.

It's too perfect.

I'm flattered by the credit
you give me.

But let's try to look at
the silver lining in all this.

Ms. Stewart has been
extinguished prior

to our having opportunity
to cross-examine.

That means her testimony today
is inadmissible.

It can't be used against me.
[scoffs]

File an immediate motion
to suppress.

You son of a bitch.

Listen closely,
the judge is going

to be inclined
to call a mistrial.

I'm instructing you to oppose
that with all your vigor.

I'm not sure you want
this to go forward.

Oh, yes, Mr. Mullaney,
I very much want that.

Every juror is going
to know the serial killer

has struck again
while I'm in custody.

Harvey: They'll know the killer
has to be Kelly Sosha.

Not necessarily.

- Just do what I tell you.
- No, Mr. Harvey.

I'm not gonna do what you tell
me! I'm off this case.

- Tomorrow I withdraw.
- You can't withdraw.

To do so at this point
would be prejudicial.

It would constitute a denial
of my right to a fair trial.

I can cite you
the case law if you'd like.

- You listen to me--
- No, you listen!

There's no way in hell that
judge is going to let you out.

To do so would
guarantee me a reversal.

Harvey: Not that I'm
going to need one.

Oppose the mistrial.

Harvey: And get some sleep.

You look a little gaunt.

Good night, Mr. Mullaney.

[clinks on phone]

[clinks on door]

Judge Lobel: Alright, people,
where exactly are we?

DNA has identified two hairs
found at the scene last night.

Belonging to who?

- Kelly Sosha.
- What!

We are not dismissing.

We believe that this
is a copycat killing

and that the defendant
is responsible

for the other killings.

And the Sosha woman
suddenly came forward

to pull this off
using the same M.O.? Please.

It is my belief that Kelly Sosha
has long been dead.

We think the defendant
set up last night's hit

and he planted
the girl's hairs--

Have you got any evidence
to support that?

In time we might, I'd
like to move for a mistrial--

- Come on, Counsel.
- We have new evidence--

Yes, you have.

Which directly supports
the theory being advanced

by the defendant that
Kelly Sosha is the killer.

I know he is responsible.

He killed Kelly Sosha.

- He killed seven--
- That's guesswork.

What's real is double
jeopardy, what's real

is the constitutional rights
of the accused.

This man has been held without
bail, he's been through a trial.

I'm not going to put
him through it all over again

because the prosecution's
case bottomed out.

Dammit, Your Honor,
if you go in there right now

and announce to the jury that
somebody killed Alyssa Stewart

while the defendant
was still locked up

you hand deliver reasonable
doubt. John Harvey walks!

If anyone can scream mistrial,
it's the defense.

Judge Lobel: Alyssa
Stewart's testimony

was never subject
to cross-examination.

If you want a mistrial, say so,
just say the word.

- I don't want it.
- For God's sake!

We all know what an animal
this man is.

I thought this system
was about truth!

This system is about
advocacy, Counsel.

Judge Lobel: And don't you
lecture to me about the truth.

The truth could be
that Kelly Sosha is the killer.

Now, if you don't wanna dismiss,
fine, that's your business.

Judge Lobel:
But this trial goes on.

I'm instructing the jury
on what's occurred.

Then you two will do
your closing arguments.

Let's go.

[footsteps]

[clinks on door]

Places for signatures
have all been tabbed.

It's pretty straightforward.

Nothing simple about spending

75 million dollars,
Mr. Brackman.

The truth is we don't
look at this as an investment

in motion pictures so much as
an investment in Giles Keenan.

- What a lovely thing to say.
Doyle: It's true.

The entertainment
industry is risky.

But we figure, if we're ever
going to chance this exposure

on something so romantic,
we'll take our chances with you.

Douglas: That's great.

Don't forget to date
the page below your signature.

Excuse me, I'm sorry, but...

I feel that I must disclose
the fact that sometimes...

Mr. Keenan can be very erratic.

Ann!

I apologize, Mr. Keenan, but we
have a duty to be forthcoming.

H-- how erratic?

Yesterday, he stripped
to his shorts and was under

the possible delusion that
he was in the Kentucky Derby.

He did win the race.

But... in the interests
of justice, I feel that there

should be a psychiatric
examination prior to closing.

Dulcinea.

You turned off the music.

Girls.

[clinks on door]

[footsteps]

[clicks on pen]

[paper rustling]

Mr. Foreman, has
the jury reached a verdict?

- Yes, your Honor, we have.
Judge Lobel: What say you?

"In the matter of the
People versus John Harvey...

"on the charge of murder
in the first degree

"on each and every count...

"we find the
defendant not guilty.

[gasps and indistinct chatter]

Judge Lobel: Thank
you for your service.

This matter is concluded.

The defendant is free to go.

Female 1: Mr. Harvey!

Smile, Counselor,
and don't punish yourself.

You just helped free
an innocent man!

- Excuse me.
- Mr. Harvey...

No comment, please get outta
my way! [indistinct chatter]

Mr. Harvey! Mr. Harvey!

Female 2: Ms. Clemmons, can we
get a statement from you please?

Male 1: Mr. Harvey,
do you know where...

Female 1: Mr. Harvey!
Female 3: Any man...

[humming]

[piano music]

Excuse me, can I talk
to Mr. Keenan alone, please?

[piano music]

[footsteps]

[thud]

I think you're a remarkable man.

Between the world you live in
and ours, I much prefer yours.

It seems, richer.

But the thing is...

those investors have
a legal right to know...

that you mount rocking chairs
and ride them to victory.

Do you think I belong in a home?

If it were up to me...

I'd send you to the 'Preakness.'

[piano music]

♪ I have dreamed thee too long ♪

♪ Never seen thee
or touched thee ♪

♪ But known thee
with all of my heart ♪

♪ Half a prayer ♪

♪ Half a song ♪

♪ Thou hast always
been with me ♪

♪ Though we have
been always apart ♪

♪ Dulcinea ♪

♪ I have sought thee ♪

♪ Sung thee, dreamed thee ♪

♪ Dulcinea ♪

♪ And thy name
is like a prayer ♪

♪ An angel whispers ♪

♪ Dulc ♪

[rustling]

Mr. Keenan?

I have a test to study for.

Life is short.

Too much to do.

[clinks on door]

Mountains still to be moved.

I go alone.

[somber music]

[crickets chirp]

[gasps]

Who are you?

Who else could it be, dear?

No dead bolt, shame.

You treat me
with such vindictiveness

in court and you think
I can just accept it?

Oh no, I feel compelled

to discuss
your behavior further.

I'm shocked
you didn't expect me.

- I expected you.
- Oh, dear.

You know, you really
had me going', John.

I didn't know if Kelly Sosha
was gonna show.

The only thing I was positive of
was that

someone was
gonna show up tonight.

Oh, but your timing
is such a pity.

As it stands, I can only be
arrested

for breaking and entering.

If you'd stayed in the
bathroom for just a bit longer

I might've said some things
to Ms. Clemmons

you could've
really used against me.

What a shame, I really
was feeling quite chatty.

This way I'll be
in and out of jail in a jiff.

What a disappointing ending
to such a good story!

Dear, dear. [gasps]

Maybe when I get out,
I'll come back again.

No, you ain't coming' back!

See, I had to kill you
in self-defense.

[gun cocks]

Tommy: Too bad, really.

Listen...

that's cold-blooded murder,
she's a district attorney.

I'm saving' her life, something'
tells me she'll save mine.

Tommy: Bye-bye, John.

You want me to do something
threatening

something to
justify self-defense.

You wouldn't dare
shoot if I stay passive.

Wrong.

[gunshots and rattling]

[suspenseful music]

[thud]

Much better ending.

[clink]

[theme music]