:27:07
At least, that's what I think I do.
:27:12
Mrs Stewart, I'm gonna get right to the point.
:27:16
I couldn't find any evidence of
any shooting in that house you pointed out.
:27:20
There was no gun. There was no victim.
There was nothing.
:27:24
Just a house, a fella livin' in it.
:27:27
Well, I know what I saw.
:27:29
- Maybe you think you saw it.
- What does that mean?
:27:33
The fella that owns that house
is a retired marine general.
:27:37
He says that if you saw him in the window,
:27:39
one, he was alone, and two,
he was wearing a bathrobe.
:27:43
What about the man in uniform?
:27:45
He says that later on,
he did try on an old uniform
:27:48
and he was carrying
a target pistol at the time.
:27:51
He says he tripped over
a crate that he was packing.
:27:54
Now, to you, does that sound
like a reasonable explanation?
:28:00
Oh, very reasonable.
:28:03
But it's not what I saw.
:28:04
Uh-huh. I see. Er...
:28:09
Did you ever wear glasses?
:28:11
No, I don't wear glasses.
I have perfect vision.
:28:14
- I have better than perfect vision.
- Mm-hm. Look, er...
:28:19
I don't want you to get offended
at what I'm gonna say now but...
:28:23
were you doin' a little drinkin' this afternoon?
:28:27
Oh!
:28:29
Oh, Lieutenant, this is really too much!
:28:31
That police officer this afternoon,
and then my mother and now...
:28:35
- I am not hallucinating!
- I'm trying to reconcile your story.
:28:40
I saw two men. One in a bathrobe,
and the other one in a uniform.
:28:44
The one in the bathrobe shot the other man.
:28:47
That is the simple truth. The sane
and the sober and the simple truth.
:28:51
Now, do you believe me?
:28:53
Mrs Stewart, a murder charge
is about as serious as you can get.
:28:57
Lieutenant, I didn't ask you
if it was a serious charge.