1:05:02
...so she'd have time to get dressed.
1:05:04
Think it over, Frank.
1:05:06
Could there have been another reason?
1:05:08
Another reason?
1:05:10
No.
1:05:11
Are you quite sure there wasn't?
1:05:13
I don't know what you mean.
1:05:15
For example, you could have had a quarrel.
1:05:18
Did you?
1:05:20
It was getting dark, and--
1:05:22
That's not what I asked you.
1:05:26
I don't remember.
1:05:29
You can't remember
whether you quarreled.
1:05:31
Could your memory
of other events be equally imperfect?
1:05:35
Her screams, for example,
your fight and all the rest?
1:05:38
I remember that perfectly.
1:05:40
Please remember you're under oath...
1:05:42
...and I want to know, did you or did you
not quarrel with Karin Steinhof?
1:05:47
We had no quarrel.
1:05:48
Witness dismissed.
Will Frau Kulig take the stand?
1:06:03
Kind of scraping the bottom
of the barrel, isn't he?
1:06:06
Bottom of the sewer, if you ask me.
1:06:13
Will you raise your right hand?
1:06:15
Do you solemnly swear
the evidence you give...
1:06:17
...will be the whole truth, and nothing but?
1:06:19
-I do.
-Please, be seated.
1:06:22
Will you state your name and occupation?
1:06:24
-Berta Kulig, widow.
-Do you know Karin Steinhof?
1:06:28
Yes, her I know.
1:06:30
When and where did you see her last?
1:06:33
On September 5, late in the afternoon...
1:06:36
...on the riverbank near the dam.
1:06:38
Was she alone?
1:06:40
That's just it. No!
1:06:42
She was with the Borgmann boy.
1:06:45
What were the two of them wearing?
1:06:47
-He had a black 'badehose' on.
-''Swimming trunks.''
1:06:50
And she had on
a blue bikini with white spots.
1:06:53
Would you describe
to the court this bikini more exactly?
1:06:57
There isn't much to describe.
1:06:59
A few little spots on top and downstairs,
not much more.