:13:00
I earned it, every penny.
:13:03
Eleven years?
:13:06
That's a long time.
:13:08
Yes, you just say it.
:13:11
My boy he lived it.
:13:13
Believe me, mister.
:13:15
You don't know my Frank.
But me, I'm his mother...
:13:18
You've got some new evidence?
:13:20
Something that wasn't
brought out at the trial?
:13:22
No, no.
:13:25
That's why I try to buy new evidence.
:13:27
No, you're just wasting your money.
:13:30
You'll be cheated out of it.
:13:32
No, not me.
- Look, lady...
:13:35
...he's in for 99 years.
:13:38
If you want to make good
use of that money...
:13:40
...send him cigarettes and candy
and try to keep him happy.
:13:44
You are very kind...
:13:46
...but I not use my money
for candy or cigarettes.
:13:51
If you are not able to help...
:13:54
...I get my Frank out
someday, somehow.
:13:59
I dream of this day.
:14:02
Five thousand dollars
is a lot for a dream.
:14:05
Yes, eleven years...
:14:08
...I dream and I work.
:14:11
First I try three thousand
dollars...
:14:14
...nothing.
:14:16
Now I try five thousand dollars.
:14:19
And suppose nothing happens?
:14:21
Then I work eleven more years.
:14:25
I get ten thousand dollars...
:14:27
...but my boy some day he gets out.
:14:42
I've got to hand it to you.
You've got a lot of courage.
:14:45
You help me?
:14:47
I'm afraid I can't do that.
:14:50
I'm only a reporter.
I just write the story.
:14:54
Good luck to you.
:14:57
Bye.