1:18:04
It's been one lie after another.
1:18:06
We looked like incompetent idiots.
1:18:08
Why didn't you tell us about it?
Thought you could hide it?
1:18:11
lt wasn't common knowledge.
1:18:12
We never went out in public together.
1:18:15
If you knew,
it would make me look more guilty.
1:18:17
You went to his apartment,
you had a fight and killed him!
1:18:20
No! I didn't!
1:18:22
We fought, but I didn't kill him.
1:18:24
You shot Taft, went to Logan's apartment...
1:18:26
and involved him
so he'd clear everything.
1:18:28
I went there because I was scared.
1:18:31
Why don't you believe me?
I didn't kill anyone.
1:18:38
That's the most preposterous explanation
I've ever heard.
1:18:41
Yeah, it is.
1:18:43
- I believe her.
- What?
1:18:47
Based on her track record so far?
1:18:50
No, hunch. lnstinct.
1:18:52
Let's hope it's coming
from above the waist.
1:19:00
I believe her, too.
1:19:03
Okay, she's telling the truth.
1:19:06
You ready to do some tap dancing?
1:19:11
Ladies and gentlemen,
Chelsea Deardon didn't kill Victor Taft.
1:19:14
The prosecution has suggested
a possible motive...
1:19:17
but one based on hearsay, conjecture
and circumstantial evidence.
1:19:21
Evidence that appears
to have some substance...
1:19:25
but upon closer examination...
1:19:27
will prove to have no relevance
whatsoever to this case.
1:19:34
You're not buying this, are you?
1:19:37
You're not listening to a word I'm saying.
1:19:42
Guess what? I don't blame you.
1:19:44
After listening to Mr. Blanchard lay out
the prosecution's evidence...
1:19:50
even I'm convinced
my client murdered Victor Taft.
1:19:55
After all, if I had found
Victor Taft dead on the floor...
1:19:58
and Chelsea Deardon's
fingerprints on the weapon...