Where the Sidewalk Ends
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1:08:03
Sit down!
1:08:05
You are going to talk.
1:08:07
You were in that crap game
with Morrison.

1:08:10
- Yeah, but I didn't see nothin'.
- Listen!

1:08:13
I want straight answers,
1:08:15
and I want them now.
1:08:20
Hello. Did you see Ackerman?
1:08:23
Yes.
1:08:32
You've been crying. What happened?
1:08:34
Mr Ackerman doesn't want
to take the case. He's too busy.

1:08:39
There are other lawyers.
1:08:44
I'll get in touch with Bill Cantwell.
1:08:48
He's as good as Ackerman.
1:08:51
It won't help.
1:08:54
It's no different than it was.
1:08:57
You felt all right this afternoon.
1:08:59
I didn't realise how serious it was,
1:09:02
but now I know.
1:09:04
I thought because Dad was innocent
nothing could happen to him,

1:09:08
- but it will.
- It won't.

1:09:10
It's already happened. He's in jail.
1:09:13
They'll try him,
and he didn't do anything.

1:09:18
Somebody else did it,
and he's got to pay for it.

1:09:21
- He won't be tried.
- Don't try and fool me.

1:09:25
Ackerman didn't take the case
because he was afraid of losing it.

1:09:29
That means
they might find him guilty.

1:09:31
I'm not fooling you. Nothing
is going to happen to your father.

1:09:37
Why?
1:09:39
You didn't sound so certain before.
1:09:41
Now you're certain.
1:09:44
Because he didn't kill Paine.
1:09:46
But can you prove it?
1:09:48
- Yes.
- How?

1:09:53
Mark, you know something
you haven't told me.

1:09:56
That's right.
1:09:58
What?

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