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I now draw your attention to this ring.
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It's gold, melted and misshapen,
as if by fire.
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Inside the ring is an engraved
inscription, reading...
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I can decipher only the words...
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..."Henry to K."
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The rest is melted out.
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But after that word, I can plainly read...
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...in a different style of engraving...
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..."To Joe," obviously meaning...
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- Objection!
- Sustained.
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Since when have anonymous letters
become gospel in law?
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Who can say that ring was
the property of Joseph Wilson?
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What proof is there that it was found...
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...as that concocted letter
would have us believe?
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Who sent that letter?
A man afraid to sign his name.
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I believe that this fraud is
a fabrication of some soul...
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...poisoned with hostility
toward these defendants!
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The state recalls
Katherine Grant to the stand.
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I will remind you, Miss Grant,
you've already sworn to tell the truth.
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Have you ever seen this ring before?
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- Yes.
- Where and when?
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In the railroad station in Chicago.
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When I was leaving to come here.
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I gave it to Joe.
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What did Joseph Wilson do with it
when you gave it to him?
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He put it on his little finger.
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It was too small for any other finger.
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How can you be sure this ring
is the one you gave him...
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...and saw him put
on his little finger there?
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Because it was my mother's.
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It had engraved "Henry,"
my father's name...
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..."to Katherine," which was
my mother's name too.