1:24:00
Mrs Stanton,
you're not helping him or yourself.
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Getting mixed up in this murder
as an accessory after the fact.
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If he doesn't wanna come back,
he must have a reason.
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What reason
could an innocent man have?
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- Assuming he's innocent.
- He is. He could never have done it.
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How can you say that?
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You know very little about him.
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He came into town a total stranger
and within a week, he married you.
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All to his credit, of course.
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But why this trust in him?
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A man who went out to see another
woman the night of your marriage.
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That's between the two of us.
1:24:41
Ask Miss Clara Mills to come in.
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Miss Mills, please.
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June.
1:24:53
Sit down, Miss Mills.
1:25:02
In your sworn statement,
you identified this envelope,
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found in your safe deposit box,
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as the one Mr Stanton gave you.
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Would you please repeat that
for your sister?
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Yes.
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This is the envelope he gave me
after they were married.
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Why did he want you to put it away?
1:25:19
He said it contained
something valuable.
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Mm-hm.
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Would you care to see your husband's
valuable property?
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A blank piece of paper.
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Why would a man want to put a blank
piece of paper in your deposit box?
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I'll tell you.
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It gives him the excuse to open
the box, to steal your money.
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No, he wouldn't. Whatever he did,
he did because he was confused.
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He knew what he was doing.
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He wanted that money so he could
run away with that girl.
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- But he didn't.
- No.
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He made the mistake
of coming back a married man.
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She didn't want
anything to do with married men.