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in order to tell them about the
conversation you had with Lt. Manion?
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-The D.A. was taking us into his office.
-Taking who into his office?
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- Us prisoners in the jail.
- All at once, or one at a time?
1:07:10
One at a time.
Him and that other lawyer...
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took us to his office and asked us
questions about Lt. Manion.
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Were you promised a lighter sentence
if you went on the witness stand?
1:07:20
- Your Honor, the people object to--
- Overruled. Answer the question.
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- I wasn't promised anything.
- You thought it'd help your troubles...
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if you dreamed up this story
to please the D.A.
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- I didn't dream up nothin'.
- You're sure that's what Manion said?
1:07:32
- Yeah, I'm sure.
- As sure as you were about your record?
1:07:35
Well, I guess I kind of goofed
on that one.
1:07:40
Your Honor,
I don't feel I can dignify...
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this creature with any more questions.
1:07:45
Take the witness away.
1:07:47
Would you like a conference
with your client?
1:07:49
I can see how the last witness
was quite a surprise.
1:07:52
No, Your Honor.
We don't need a conference.
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I'll recall Lt. Manion
to the stand right now.
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Now, you've heard the testimony
of this Miller.
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- Is any part of it true?
- None.
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Lieutenant, do you have any idea why he
might come here with a tale like that?
1:08:17
No, sir.
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Have you ever talked with this man?
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What did you talk about?
1:08:28
Nothing important.
1:08:30
Certainly, nothing about
my personal life or my feelings.
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That's all I wanted to know.
1:08:36
Lt. Manion...
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have you ever had
any sort of...
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trouble with Miller?
1:08:45
I don't know. What do you mean?
An argument? Something like that?
1:08:47
Did you ever attack--
physically attack him?
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Your lawyer can't answer
the question for you, Lieutenant.
1:08:55
- Did you ever physically attack Miller?
- I wouldn't call it an attack, exactly.
1:08:59
I pushed his head
against the bars one day.