A Cry in the Dark
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1:20:02
Because we’re in the papers
so much and on the telly.

1:20:06
Silly people get silly ideas in their head.
1:20:09
We wouldn’t want one of them
to come and get you, would we?

1:20:15
Yeah, won’t be much longer now,
sweetheart.

1:20:23
(laughs)
1:20:25
I’ve been looking at reactions
given by the different antisera

1:20:29
against the blood samples
taken from the car.

1:20:33
I think the court is familiar from the past
1:20:36
that the antiserum
known as antihaemoglobin

1:20:39
has in it antibodies that react with
both the alpha and beta molecular chains

1:20:44
which are found in haemoglobins.
1:20:47
For example, a sample could have been
obtained from the baby’s clothing.

1:20:51
Such a model would have made a perfect
control to see if your serum was working.

1:20:56
Jesus, how many more days of this?
1:21:01
The trial faces five days of forensic
evidence that even experts can’t agree on.

1:21:06
How is a jury supposed to make
conclusions from this evidence?

1:21:10
We could dispense with the jury.
1:21:12
Orthotoluidine tests,
Ouchterlony plates and electrophoresis?

1:21:17
Give you ten bucks if you can get
haptoglobin into a headline.

1:21:21
We should be asking
why none of the Aboriginal trackers

1:21:24
used in the search for baby Azaria
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have been called
to give evidence at this trial.

1:21:29
You can’t believe those bludgers.
They’re always drunk.

1:21:42
Michael.
1:21:46
Michael. You must get up.
1:21:50
I don’t know what I’m going to say.
1:21:56
Just tell them the truth, sweetheart.
1:21:58
Keep calm. Don’t let them rattle you.

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