:46:01
...you won't even get your parole
when your 33 years are up.
:46:05
Is that a deal?
:46:07
I've nothing to be afraid of.
:46:09
It's a deal.
:46:11
Okay, Frank.
:46:13
Now, I want you to give
me some information.
:46:17
This judge you told me about...
:46:21
...you know, the one who died.
:46:23
Were there any witnesses
when he told you...
:46:25
...he'd try to get you a new trial?
:46:27
Yes, there was the bailiff.
:46:30
What was his name?
:46:32
I don't know.
:46:34
I'll find out.
:46:36
What was the name of your lawyer?
:46:38
His name was Underwood.
Underwood.
:46:41
Where is he, Frank?
He is disbarred now.
:46:45
That's great. A disbarred
lawyer and a dead judge.
:46:48
What else.
:46:49
There was Wanda Skutnik.
:46:51
It was she alone who
put me where I am.
:46:53
She identified me.
:46:54
But the other two witnesses,
Gruska and the mailman, said no.
:46:58
Then there was a police captain.
:47:00
He was the one who got Wanda Skutnik
to say I was the man.
:47:03
He stood right alongside of
her when she picked me out.
:47:06
She was afraid of him.
:47:07
What was his name?
:47:09
I never found out.
He wasn't at the trial.
:47:13
Where can I find this Skutnik dame?
:47:15
I don't know.
:47:19
That's nice material.
:47:21
It's all I got. But it's the truth.
:47:23
Are you willing to take
a lie detector test?
:47:27
Mr. McNeal, for eleven years I've
waiting for a chance at that box.
:47:31
You know what you're up against?
:47:33
If it turns out bad, you're cooked.
:47:36
If it turns good...
:47:37
...it's only Leonarde Keeler's
professional opinion.
:47:40
It doesn't count legally.
:47:41
I'll take the test.
:47:45
Okay, I'll fixed it up for you.