:14:00
...l'm going to defend you.
:14:03
Why?
:14:04
l think l can get you off.
:14:06
You talk pretty good.
:14:08
l think l like this.
:14:09
How're you going to do it?
:14:11
There are angles...
:14:13
...self-defense.
:14:15
McReady's killed a couple
of other men.
:14:20
l need your complete
confidence though.
:14:22
Of course.
:14:24
The D.A. thinks you were in
on the de Grazia case.
:14:27
Might not be a bad idea to admit it.
:14:31
Why?
:14:33
That's the angle.
:14:37
The whole city's on the D.A's
neck over the de Grazia case.
:14:40
Robbery and murder.
:14:44
For a confession...
:14:45
...l think he might make a deal.
:14:49
Second degree.
-Second degree?
:14:52
No chair.
:14:54
lt's not bad.
:14:55
As long as you're alive.
There's always probation.
:14:57
Might take time but...
:15:00
But if l confess, so what?
:15:02
How am l going to prove it?
:15:04
l got no jewels. l don't
how the job was done.
:15:09
Yes.
:15:15
There's a chance l might get
one or two pieces of it.
:15:20
l wondered why you came
in the other night.
:15:22
You thought l was too
sick to remember?
:15:25
Tell'em you did it, Rome.
:15:27
Don't go with this on your soul.
:15:30
l remember.
:15:31
'Tu berbanti'.
:15:32
Wait, Marty.
:15:34
Go ahead, get out.
:15:35
Get out, you crook.
:15:37
l know you work for Whitey Leggett.
:15:40
You think l lie and count my fingers?
:15:42
You think l'll take a rap for
you? Go confess yourself.
:15:45
Don't get excited, Marty.
:15:48
l'm sorry.
:15:49
l shouldn't have tried
to pull that on you.
:15:53
Be practical, my friend.
:15:56
You're going to the chair anyway.
:15:58
You killed a cop.
:15:59
You can't beat that.
-Get out!