Absence of Malice
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:45:01
Yeah. I came into some extra money
a couple of days later.

:45:04
You made these contributions
anonymously. Why?

:45:08
- I wanted them to be anonymous.
- I'll bet. Tell us why.

:45:11
I didn't want people
asking for contributions!

:45:14
You made them anonymously
because you were paying off.

:45:18
Prove it.
:45:23
If you in fact told Mr Quinn that you
would act as a goVernment informant...

:45:29
No. I said
that I'd see what I could find out.

:45:33
- What are you finding out?
- Nothing. Nobody wants to talk about it.

:45:37
Son of a bitch! You're trying
to frame me. He set me up!

:45:41
He arranged the meetings,
he got me on his answering machine, -

:45:45
- he's got the cancelled checks.
He's trying to frame me!

:45:48
- What's his motiVe?
- To get even, you dummy.

:45:52
You two guys ought to get married.
:46:01
- Mr Gallagher, are you that smart?
- You're damn right he is.

:46:14
Miss Carter... you seem to know a lot
about what's going on around here; -

:46:18
- I'd like to ask you
where these stories came from.

:46:21
Objection...
:46:23
SaVe your objections, counsellor,
this ain't a courtroom.

:46:28
Now, Miss Carter, this story about
Mr Gallagher, the first one...

:46:32
I had reason to believe the strike force
was investigating Mr Gallagher.

:46:37
- I confirmed it.
- How did you confirm it?

:46:40
- Objection. You are asking...
- Wait a minute.

:46:45
I want to answer this.
:46:48
- I read the file.
- Did you, now?

:46:52
How did you come to read the file?
:46:57
I was talking with Mr Rosen.
It was lying on his desk.


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