1:24:01
. . .was actually in his office
working on those evenings?
1:24:04
-No, but l--
-lsn't it possible that Mr. Fabrini. . .
1:24:06
. . .didn't marry because
he found marriage inconvenient. . .
1:24:09
-. . .in his relations with Mrs. Carlsen?
-Objection.
1:24:12
Objection sustained.
1:24:13
The witness will not have
to answer that.
1:24:16
lsn't it true that Mr. Fabrini
kept you two ladies apart. . .
1:24:19
. . .until one evening, when he got
his dates crossed. . .
1:24:21
. . .he found you both face to face?
1:24:23
-Well, Joe never did--
-l object!
1:24:25
-Overruled.
-lsn't it true that Mrs. Carlsen. . .
1:24:27
. . .was so unnerved that she fainted?
1:24:29
-She was ill.
-Certainly, she was ill. lll of shock.
1:24:32
Shocked at finding the man
for whom. . .
1:24:34
. . .she murdered her own husband
with another woman.
1:24:37
That's not right.
Joe didn't help in any murder.
1:24:39
He didn't have anything
to do with it. lf he thought--
1:24:42
That's all.
1:24:44
Did you say anything to Mr. Fabrini
about Mrs. Carlsen?
1:24:47
l don't remember.
1:24:49
Did you ever notice that after Fabrini
came to work at Carlsen's. . .
1:24:52
. . .that Mrs. Carlsen frequented the
garage more than she had previously?
1:24:58
-l don't remember.
-Don't you remember anything?
1:25:00
-Why don't you remember?
-Maybe it's because l got a bad memory.
1:25:08
Now, Your Honor and ladies
and gentlemen of the jury. . .
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. . .l call to the stand Mrs. Lana Carlsen.
1:25:32
Stand up, please.
1:25:35
Do you swear to tell the whole truth,
and nothing but the truth?
1:25:38
l do.
1:25:40
Take the chair.
1:25:45
State your name.
1:25:47
-Lana Carlsen.
-You will speak up, please.
1:25:50
You were, at the time of his death,
the wife of Edward Carlsen?
1:25:53
Yes.
1:25:54
How long before the death of Carlsen
were you acquainted with Joe Fabrini?
1:25:59
Two years.