:40:00
You know as well as we do
Kinkaid can't tell us anything.
:40:04
-He's dead.
-Dead?
:40:07
FARNLEY:
What do you think we're here for?
:40:09
How should I know?
He was all right yesterday.
:40:12
Why don't you just
stop this farce and take us in?
:40:15
Because the law's slow
and careless around here.
:40:19
We're here to see it's speeded up.
:40:21
-Who sent you up here?
-The sheriff.
:40:23
GIL: That ain't true.
SMITH: Let's don't get started again.
:40:27
-The sheriff didn't know we were coming.
-I should have said deputy sheriff.
:40:32
I'm not trying to obstruct justice, but just
as this young man says, this is a farce. . .
:40:38
. . .and it'll be murder
if you carry it through.
:40:41
All he's asking is what
every man's entitled to: a fair trial.
:40:45
You say you're innocent,
and I believe you.
:40:48
MA:
Then you're the only one.
:40:50
If there's any justice here. . .
:40:52
. . .it would only be after a confession.
:40:54
They say they're innocent,
and you haven't proved they're not!
:40:57
MAPES:
Shut up!
:40:59
-Have you a bill of sale for those cattle?
-No, but Kinkaid said it'd be all right.
:41:05
He was on the range and didn't
have one with him. He said he'd mail it.
:41:09
-Moore.
-Yep?
:41:11
-How long you been riding for Kinkaid?
-Six years.
:41:13
Ever know him to sell any cattle
without a bill of sale?
:41:16
No, can't say that I ever did.
:41:19
Of course, I can't remember
every head he sold.
:41:22
-But it's customary for him to give one?
-Yep.
:41:25
Ever know him to sell cattle
after spring roundup?
:41:28
-This year or any other year?
FARNLEY: I can answer that.
:41:31
I heard him say a couple days ago he
wouldn't sell a head to nobody this spring.
:41:36
Well?
:41:39
I know it looks bad, a dead man
as a witness, but it's the truth.
:41:43
-You don't believe me?
-Would you, in my place?
:41:46
I'd find out before hanging
three men who might be innocent.
:41:49
If it were only rustling, maybe.
But with murder, no.