:44:00
a little dog played on this night...
:44:03
I should like a few minutes to show
the court this remarkable little animal.
:44:07
Do the people object?
:44:09
I'm sure that if we raise
an objection, Your Honor...
:44:11
Mr. Biegler will declare that we are
haters of all small, furry animals.
:44:14
A creature that cannot talk
will be a welcome relief.
:44:18
Bring in the dog.
:44:20
Thank you, sir. Will the deputy
bring in the dog, please?
:44:37
You can put him right there.
:44:40
Hey, Muff!. Come on!
:44:44
That's a boy.
:44:47
And now I'll ask Mrs. Manion
to bring a flashlight for the dog.
:45:01
I'll ask the court to notice
that the dog turned on the light.
:45:14
It's easy to see that Muff doesn't know
who his enemies are.
:45:17
- Remove the dog, please.
- Yes, sir.
:45:19
- The witness will resume the stand.
- There we go, Muff.
:45:26
May I congratulate you
on your well trained pet.
:45:29
May I also say I'm pleased to see
you're not today...
:45:32
hiding your lovely hair
under a hat.
:45:34
Your Honor, is the assistant attorney
general from Lansing pitching woo...
:45:38
- or is he going to cross-examine?
- Let's get on with it.
:45:42
Mrs. Manion, what was your occupation
before you were married?
:45:44
- Housewife.
- Then you've been married before?
:45:47
- Yes, once.
- I suppose your first husband died?
:45:51
No.
:45:52
Did you divorce your first husband
to marry Lt. Manion?
:45:55
Your Honor, if counsel wants
to know the grounds...
:45:57
for Mrs. Manion's divorce,
let him ask that question.
:45:59
What were the grounds
for divorce?