1:29:03
Behind me, the entourage
of Senator Harrison is arriving.
1:29:06
Lots of security here. We have police
officers on the scene and federal agents.
1:29:10
Of course, there is concern
of a possible assassination attempt.
1:29:13
That's why you've got
so many law enforcement officers here.
1:29:21
- This is Senator Harrison. Nico Toscani.
- How do you do?
1:29:24
Please, don't get up.
1:29:26
Detective Toscani...
1:29:28
...I just felt compelled to come
and thank you personally...
1:29:32
...and to assure you that we'll use
every resource available...
1:29:36
...to bring these men to justice...
1:29:37
...and to ensure that this type of behavior
will never be tolerated again.
1:29:43
That would be nice.
1:29:45
Let me introduce Roberta Alspaugh
of the Fifth Circuit Court.
1:29:49
How do you do, ma'am?
1:29:51
Are you sure you're well enough?
1:29:54
I'm ready to talk if you're ready to listen.
1:29:57
All right.
1:29:59
- Miss Jackson, I'll leave you now.
- Senator, thank you.
1:30:04
- We'll be leaving for Washington.
- Hey buddy, we'll be back later.
1:30:12
Mr. Toscani...
1:30:13
...can you tell us about
your military background?
1:30:20
In 1973, I worked for
a special operations group...
1:30:25
...in Vietnam and Cambodia.
1:30:28
I was involved with gathering intelligence.
1:30:31
All of the members of this team
were doctors recruited by the CIA...
1:30:36
...and trained at a secret camp
in Langley, Virginia.
1:30:51
Gentlemen, whenever you have a group
of individuals...
1:30:54
... who are beyond any investigation...
1:30:57
... who can manipulate the press,
judges, members of our Congress...