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Suicide, how committed:
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by poisons, by fire-arms,
by drowning, by leaps.
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Suicide by poison,
subdivided by types of poison
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such as corrosive, irritant, systemic, gaseous,
narcotic, alkaloid, protein, and so forth.
1:07:12
Suicide by leaps,
subdivided by leaps from high places
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under wheels of trains, under wheels of trucks,
under the feet of horses, from steamboats.
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But Mr. Norton, of all the cases on record,
there's not one single case of suicide...
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by leap from the rear end
of a moving train.
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And do you know how fast that train was going
at the point where the body was found?
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15 miles an hour.
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Now how could anybody jump off
a slow moving train like that...
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with any kind of expectation
of killing himself?
1:07:36
No soap, Mr. Norton.
We're sunk, and we'll have to pay
through the nose, and you know it.
1:07:41
May I have this?
1:07:46
Come on, Walter.
1:07:50
Next time I'll rent a tuxedo.
1:08:09
I could have hugged you right then
and there, Keyes, you and your statistics.
1:08:13
You were the only one
we were really scared of
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and instead you were almost
playing on our team...
1:08:19
That evening
when I got home my nerves had eased off.
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I could feel the ground
under my feet again,
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and it looked like easy going
from there on it.
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A 100,000 bucks goes safe
for Phyllis and me...
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as if we had the check
already deposited in the bank.
1:08:39
Hello...
1:08:40
Hello, baby....
1:08:42
Sure, everything is fine...
1:08:44
You were wonderful in Norton's office.
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I felt so funny.
I wanted to look at you all the time.
1:08:49
How do you think I felt, baby?
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- Where are you?
- At the drug store. Just a block away.
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Can I come up?
1:08:55
Okay. But be careful.
Don't let anybody see you.