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just that they share the house,
nothing more.
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He could never stomach
living a lie like that, and he told her so.
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She just laughed at him.
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I put my arm around him.
I didn't know what else to do.
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- What did he do?
- He threatened to throw her out
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and close the office.
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He stood up to her.
I think that's why he was killed.
1:08:30
Look, Margaret,
you've told me some reasons
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why maybe your stepmother
might have a motive.
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- But they're all true.
- I didn't say they weren't.
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But you don't have any proof of anything,
you don't have any evidence.
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All you have is your assumptions.
You understand?
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Besides, how could she do it?
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What would she do,
involve some other people?
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Hm? That would be very risky, wouldn't it?
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You see, the only possible way would be...
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- No. No, that's crazy.
- What?
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It just occurred to me
that the only possible way
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would be if somehow
there never was a kidnapping.
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She killed him,
then set it up to look that way.
1:09:16
I never said that.
That's a crazy idea. Forget that idea.
1:09:20
How do you prove something like that?
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Goodness, I don't know.
1:09:25
I think you got a crazy idea there.
You ought to forget about it.
1:09:29
Well, I'll be in touch with you, Lieutenant.
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All right. All right.
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Maybe the position of the car seat.
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Did you say something?
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There might be something
in the position of the car seat.
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- What car seat?
- Your father's car.
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When they picked up your father's car,
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somebody noticed that
the car seat had been moved forward.
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I don't understand.
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Your father's a very tall man,
six foot or better.