1:40:00
...from Chicago to
the Illinois Journal...
1:40:02
...which is a few blocks down here.
Now, all I ask, gentlemen...
1:40:05
...is that you go out down there
and see that thing with me.
1:40:08
I object.
1:40:10
The methods of publicity
previously used...
1:40:12
...in behalf of the plaintiff,
indicate this...
1:40:14
...may be regarded
as an attempt to make...
1:40:16
...journalistic capital
of this hearing.
1:40:18
I am authorised by the State
Attorney's office...
1:40:21
...to state categorically, that in
the opinion of our office...
1:40:24
...the facts set forth in Frank
Wiecek's behalf, do not indicate...
1:40:27
...that he was a victim of
a miscarriage ofjustice.
1:40:30
We are here to protect the interest
of the people of this state...
1:40:34
...not to sell newspapers.
1:40:35
Mr. Chairman, gentlemen.
1:40:39
The Governor ordered this hearing...
1:40:41
...for the purpose of arriving
at the truth.
1:40:45
If you fail to consider every
item of evidence...
1:40:48
...no matter how improperly
presented...
1:40:51
...you have defeated the very
purpose of this hearing.
1:40:55
What is your decision, Mr. Chairman?
1:41:00
Gentlemen, we'll go.
1:41:06
Are you clear to Springfield?
- Yes, the wire's open.
1:41:08
Hold on, we'll have
the picture in a minute.
1:41:14
Which one is McNeal?
- Yes, right here.
1:41:16
Here's a couple of prints
that came in...
1:41:19
...from Kelly of the Chicago Times.
1:41:21
This one's blown up a hundred times.
1:41:24
This one, a hundred and forty.
1:41:27
He said you'd understand.
- Thanks very much.
1:41:30
Excuse me.
1:41:39
Ask them if they are ready.
1:41:40
Springfield, are you ready
for this picture?
1:41:42
We are ready.
1:41:44
Okay, here is the final line-up.
- Okay.
1:41:47
All ready, Mr. McNeal.