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:52:00
No. We played together all the time.
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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?
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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.
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December 8: 10:15 AM and 3:45 PM.
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Would you like me to read the list?
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Jesus Christ. How did you miss this?
:53:07
She came to us.
How was I supposed to know?

:53:10
Did you ever write to Mr. Forrester?
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No.
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No?
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No.
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Is this note in your handwriting?
:53:39
Yes.
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I ask that this be marked as "Defence
Exhibit A" and admitted as evidence.

:53:44
Mrs. Howell,
did you send this note to Jack Forrester?

:53:50
Yes, I suppose so.
:53:52
Will you read it, please?

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