:17:14
Objection overruled.
:17:22
Sergeant Durgo,
tell the court...
:17:25
how Lt. Manion described
the trouble his wife had with Quill.
:17:29
He told us that Quill
had raped his wife.
:17:32
Now, can you recall generally what
Lt. Manion told you about this rape?
:17:37
Yes, sir. He said he'd been asleep
right after dinner.
:17:41
He was waked up by some noise--
screams he thought.
:17:45
He got up, opened the trailer door
and went outside.
:17:49
His wife came running out of the dark
and fell into his arms.
:17:52
As you saw his wife in the trailer,
how did she look?
:17:55
She was a little hysterical.
She'd been pretty badly beaten up.
:17:59
She had big black bruises
all over her face and arms.
:18:01
Did Mrs. Manion tell you
about this rape and beating?
:18:05
- She did.
- Did she take you to where it happened?
:18:07
Yes, the next morning.
:18:09
Did you find anything there pertaining
to the story Mrs. Manion told you?
:18:14
On the lane in the woods we found
some tire tracks and some dog tracks...
:18:19
and a leather case with
some horn-rimmed glasses inside.
:18:23
We also looked for...
:18:26
a certain undergarment of Mrs. Manion's,
but we didn't find it.
:18:29
Will the attorneys for both sides
approach the bench?
:18:36
Mr. Biegler, you've finally got
your rape into the case.
:18:40
I think all the details should now
be made clear to the jury.
:18:43
- Do you agree, Mr. Lodwick?
- Absolutely.
:18:47
What exactly was the undergarment
just referred to?
:18:51
Panties, Your Honor.
:18:52
- Do you expect this to come up again?
- Yes, sir.
:18:56
There's a certain light connotation
attached to the word ""panties.""