:51:03
It's an exception to the hearsay rule.
:51:05
He's shown no connection
between Mrs. Forrester's state of mind...
:51:08
...and my client and the charges
in this case.
:51:12
I'll allow it,
subject to connection to Mr. Forrester.
:51:17
What did Page Forrester say
about her relationship with her husband?
:51:22
She knew that he didn't love her...
:51:24
...and shewas sure
that hewas seeing someone else.
:51:28
Did she tell you anything else?
:51:31
Shewas going to tell her husband
shewanted a divorce.
:51:35
Thank you.
:51:38
I will tolerate no further disruptions
in this courtroom.
:51:44
Mrs. Howell.
:51:47
When was the last time
you saw Mrs. Forrester at her home?
:51:51
At her home?
:51:53
I really don't remember.
:51:56
Wasn't it about the same time she stopped
playng tennis with you at the club?
:52:00
No. We played together all the time.
:52:03
She's bluffing.
:52:05
Isn't it true, Mrs. Howell,
that six months before her death...
:52:08
...Page Forrester broke all contact
with you?
:52:11
No, we spoke together on the telephone
and we'd see each other at the club.
:52:17
Mrs. Howell...
:52:18
...you find Jack Forrester
an attractive man, don't you?
:52:26
What do you mean?
:52:28
Isn't it true that Page Forrester
broke all contactwith you...
:52:32
...because she learned
you were tryng to seduce her husband?
:52:35
- That's not true.
- You're under oath.
:52:38
Objection! Badgering thewitness,
your Honour.
:52:40
Motion denied.
:52:43
Isn't it true that during theweek
ofDecember 7, 1984...
:52:48
...you called Jack Forrester,
at his office, on elght separate occasions?
:52:53
I don't remember that.
:52:54
Let me refresh your memory.
:52:56
December 7: 9:40 AM and 4:23 PM.