:36:01
My cousin does housework
and cooking for the Steinhofs.
:36:04
She's seen Karin at work.
:36:06
Dames are the same under the skin
when it comes to that.
:36:09
-Does she work there every day?
-Sure. Why?
:36:12
Do you think she'll do you a little favor?
:36:16
More than a little.
:36:18
Curt's got his eye on us again.
:36:21
Make it three.
:36:23
-Miss Koerner, sit down.
-Thanks.
:36:27
-Giving a party, Major?
-This is Trude, a friend of mine.
:36:30
Miss Körner, a town girl.
:36:33
Don't forget there's a house commission
if you take him out.
:36:36
Does she resent my amateur status?
:36:38
-Wouldn't you? A good kid, though.
-I'm sure. Charming.
:36:42
Tell me, Major.
:36:45
May I ask you a question?
:36:46
Can I stop you?
:36:48
Stephen Garrett.
:36:49
''Universities: Wisconsin and Columbia.
:36:51
''Married: twice. Divorced: twice.
:36:55
''Children: none. Purple hearts: two.''
:36:58
Now snooping in every corner of the town,
collecting filth...
:37:01
...to throw at a little girl who's lying in a
hospital bed for reasons we won't mention.
:37:06
You like the work?
:37:08
I get a bang out of it.
:37:12
One night in Korea,
I had to shoot an enlisted man.
:37:14
He'd gone berserk and was setting off
flares in a concealed position.
:37:18
Just 10 feet away from me,
and I killed him just like that.
:37:23
I got a bang out of that, too.
:37:26
It's a touching story.
:37:29
You should tell it to Karin Steinhof.
She could have a good cry over it.
:37:33
If these four men hang,
that will cheer her up.
:37:36
That wipes it all out,
everything's rosy again.
:37:38
Nothing will ever wipe it out for her.
:37:41
Why do we even have a trial,
why don't we lynch 'em?
:37:43
The mob's big enough:
you, the newspapers, the town, the brass.
:37:49
Why do you think the law provides them
with a counsel to defend them?
:37:53
So that he doesn't defend them?
:37:55
It would have cost them four lousy bucks
right here at the Florida Bar.
:37:59
To risk your neck for something that cheap
you'd have to be sick, wouldn't you?