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According to the police testimony,
the boy was questioned in the kitchen,
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while the body of his father
was lying in the bedroom.
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Do you think
you could remember details?
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- l do.
- Under great emotional stress?
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- Under great emotional stress.
- He remembered them correctly in court.
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Yes. His lawyer took great pains
to bring that out.
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He had three months to the day of the trial
in which to memorise them.
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lt´s not difficult for a lawyer to find out
what played on a particular night.
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l´ll take the testimony
from right after the murder,
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when he couldn´t remember a thing about
the movies, great emotional stress or not.
1:07:38
- l´d like to ask you a personal question.
- Go ahead.
1:07:41
- Where were you last night?
- l was home all night.
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- How about the night before that?
- What is this?
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lt´s all right. l left the office at 8.30
and went straight home and to bed.
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- And the night before that?
- That was... Tuesday night.
1:07:55
- The bridge tournament. l played bridge.
- Monday night?
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When you get to
New Year´s Eve 1954, let me know.
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Monday night? Monday night...
my wife and l went to the movies.
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- What did you see?
- The ScarIet CircIe. A whodunit.
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- What was the second feature?
- The...
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l´ll tell you in a minute. The...
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RemarkabIe Mrs...
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Something.
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Mrs Bainbridge.
The RemarkabIe Mrs Bainbridge.
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l saw that. lt´s called
The Amazing Mrs Bainbridge.
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Yes. The Amazing Mrs Bainbridge.
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Who was in
The Amazing Mrs Bainbridge?
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Barbara... Long, l think it was.
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A dark, very pretty girl.
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- Ling or... Long. Something like that.
- Who else?
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l´d never heard of them before.
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lt was a very inexpensive
second feature, with unknown...
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And you weren´t under
an emotional stress, were you?