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:28:02
- My name is Karl Schneider...
- My name is Karl Schneider.

:28:03
I live in Oakdale, New Jersey.
:28:05
Lieutenant, I want you to meet
Karl Schneider.

:28:07
- He lives in Oakdale, New Jersey.
- You still here?

:28:09
Dr. Schneider fascinates me.
:28:11
Lieutenant, I'm leaving my client
in your hands. Is that understood?

:28:13
You've made it clear.
:28:15
Remember, Karl,
just your name and address.

:28:17
Come on in, Karl. Over there.
:28:21
Jim.
:28:25
Your identifying witness. What's her name?
:28:27
- Hatch?
- She's on her way over.

:28:29
Good. Say, Lou, get some boys
for a line-up, will you?

:28:32
- Right, Jim.
- How good a witness is she?

:28:34
Will she stand up?
:28:36
Schneider didn't cut her in
on his last job. She's plenty burned.

:28:40
Besides, we got the Anderson girl
in the hospital.

:28:42
- She's critical. No visitors.
- But she already identified Karl's photo.

:28:46
Between the two of them,
it's a set-up for a signed confession.

:28:48
- Good.
- I'll get it.

:28:50
- How?
- Persuasion.

:28:53
You keep your big mitts off.
:28:58
- Jim? The Hatch dame's downstairs.
- Thanks.

:29:05
- I'll bring her up, Lou.
- Right.

:29:08
All right, Karl, pick your spot.
:29:10
End, middle, any place you like.
No alibis later.

:29:33
- Well, how are you, Miss Hatch?
- Just fine, thanks.

:29:37
- What's the matter?
- Rushing the season, aren't you?

:29:41
Mink?
:29:43
Dyed squirrel.
Looks real, though, doesn't it?

:29:46
You know, it was nice of you
to come down as a witness.

:29:48
We appreciate that.
:29:49
Don't mention it. Well, let's get it
over with, huh? I got an engagement.

:29:52
All right, Miss Hatch,
you just come with me.

:29:55
You, too, Charley.
I don't want you to get lonesome.

:29:57
Just stand in line here. Get your hat on.

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