:48:02
The murders were in cold blood
with malice aforethought.
:48:06
And he did it out oflust and grced.
:48:11
His grced for money and his lust for power.
:48:16
Finally, the Peoplewill prove that
John C. Forrester was, in fact, living a lie.
:48:21
That behind the facade of all the dinners...
:48:24
...and all the charity events
he and his wife attended...
:48:27
...thelr marriagewas crumbling.
:48:29
The Peoplewill prove
that had Page Forrester divorced him...
:48:33
...itwould've meant the end
of his prestigious career.
:48:35
The end, in fact, of his livelihood.
:48:39
Wewill prove
that at the time of her death...
:48:42
...her brutal murder...
:48:44
...Page Forrester
was contemplating divorce.
:48:48
Thank you for your attention.
:48:50
Do you wish to make your statement now?
:48:53
Yes, your Honour.
:49:03
John Forrester did not murder his wife.
:49:06
He did not murder his wife's maid.
:49:09
He is an innocent man, unjustly accused.
:49:23
You may call your firstwitness.
:49:27
My sister directly owned 20 percent
of the elght million shares outstanding.
:49:32
The shares were in her name.
She had absolute control.
:49:36
Jack had less than 1 percent
of the shares in his name.
:49:40
Mr. Lofton, could you tell us
the provisions of your sister's will?
:49:44
Jack Forrester is the direct beneficlary
of all my sister's assets.
:49:49
All ofit? Corporate and personal assets?
:49:53
Yes.
:49:55
Mr. Lofton.
:49:57
Did your sister ever express
any dissatisfaction...