1:32:00
No, she did not.
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Would you tell the jury
what provision she did make?
1:32:05
She requested that she be buried in the
family vault at Mount Auburn Cemetery.
1:32:29
- Hello, Dick.
Hello.
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- Good evening.
Good evening, dear.
1:32:37
Tomorrow, Dick,
you'll go on the witness stand.
1:32:40
You must remember that Quinton
isn't just the prosecutor.
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You may rest assured he'll have
his brass knuckles on.
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He'll throw the whole book at you.
1:32:48
He'll ask you some questions
that won't be easy to answer.
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One in particular.
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Do you swear to tell the truth...
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...and nothing but the truth,
so help you God?
1:32:57
I do.
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Your name?
- Richard Harland.
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- Your profession?
- Writer.
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If you don't mind, Mr. Harland, I shall
ask you for a moment to be a reader.
1:33:14
I have been asked how I happened
to investigate the death of Mrs. Harland.
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This letter is my answer.
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I ask you to read it.
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- Aloud?
- Please.
1:33:33
"Dear Russ,
I'm writing this letter to you...
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...because we once meant
a great deal to each other...
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...and there is no one else to whom
I can go for help. Richard is leaving..."
1:33:44
Proceed, please, Mr. Harland.
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"It was after I left the hospital I first
began to sense a change in my husband.
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At first I thought it might be due
to the loss of our child...
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...and then the truth, the awful truth,
began to dawn on me.