:01:32
Gentlemen of the jury,
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have you decided
on your verdict?
:01:36
We have.
:01:37
The prisoner will rise.
:01:40
Do you find the prisoner
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guilty or not guilty
:01:43
of willful murder?
:01:44
According to
the evidence,
:01:45
we have no choice
:01:47
but to find the
prisoner not guilty
:01:48
so do we all find
:01:50
and may god forgive us.
:01:52
Prisoner, at the bar
:01:54
and you have
heard the verdict.
:01:56
Under the law, no other
verdict is possible.
:01:58
Yet, it is undoubtedly
:02:00
a gross miscarriage
of justice.
:02:03
It is deplorable,
Professor Moriarty,
:02:05
that a man of your
intellectual attainments
:02:06
should be standing
in the prisoner's box
:02:08
charged with a
crime of murder.
:02:10
And in setting you free,
:02:12
I cannot in my
conscience exonerate you.
:02:15
Let the prisoner
be discharged.
:02:22
Let me in, let me in.
:02:24
My Lord, my lord,
:02:27
I have important
new evidence.
:02:29
You come too late,
Mr. Holmes.
:02:31
The prisoner has
been discharged.
:02:32
But my lord, you can't
let Moriarty go free.
:02:34
He killed Loray.
:02:36
I can prove it.
:02:37
I can destroy his alibi.
:02:38
That alibi has
been established
:02:39
by three hundred fellows
of the Royal Society.
:02:41
Your lordship, my client
has been acquitted.
:02:43
He cannot be tried twice
for the same charge.
:02:55
Oh there you are, Holmes.
:02:56
I'm afraid you have
a bad opinion of me.
:02:58
On the contrary, I hold
you in the highest esteem