1:50:00
- In a minute.
- Sorry.
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Here is the charge against you.
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Attempted first degree murder.
1:50:13
Actually I'm accused of wounding
my wife with a gunshot.
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How did that happen?
Look, I'm not interrogating you.
1:50:20
That's not my line of duty.
This is a private conversation.
1:50:24
I know, sir,
and I appreciate it.
1:50:29
With your permission,
I'll tell you all about it.
1:50:33
Go ahead!
1:50:36
In two words, we had a fight,
my wife and I.
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She threatened me with a shotgun.
I wanted to take it from her
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but it went off
and she was wounded.
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I wish it had been me.
Anyway, she recovered fast.
1:50:50
- As fast as that?
- She's in perfect shape.
1:50:53
So why didn't she
withdraw charges?
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Because Committing Magistrate
M. Labourdette told her not to.
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You see I'm not everyone's
cup of tea, sir.
1:51:03
- You think it's the magistrate?
- My attorney certainly does.
1:51:08
You believe a magistrate can
pressure a witness like that.
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Especially a woman,
jealous and in love.
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How do you know my
wife is in love?
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Because she withdrew her
charges yesterday.
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- So I'm going to be released.
- Probably.
1:51:25
As soon as the magistrate
dismisses the case.
1:51:28
Maybe not tomorrow,
but soon.
1:51:36
You don't seem very pleased.
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What are you thinking about?
Tell me.
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Perhaps I can help.
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I'm coming, sir.