:40:00
Yes, dreadful, dreadful story.
:40:04
I want justice for him
to the full extent of the law.
:40:09
You see, justice and law...
:40:15
Mr. Du Toit, are often just...
:40:18
I suppose they could be described
as distant cousins.
:40:22
And here in South Africa,
they're simply not on speaking terms at all.
:40:28
And I've familiarized myself
with your dossier.
:40:36
And I'm afraid that my counsel to you
is to just give it up.
:40:42
- Give it up?
- Yes.
:40:46
Because there is nothing to be done.
:40:51
That's what I said to his son
when his son was caned.
:40:55
And now his son is dead.
:40:58
That's what I thought that about Gordon
when he was jailed.
:41:01
Now he is dead because of my neglect.
:41:03
I have known that family
for 15 years, Mr. McKenzie.
:41:07
I cannot give it up.
:41:11
Yes.
:41:15
That does make a difference, of course.
:41:17
There must be some penalty under law
for those who commit murder.
:41:22
Mr. Du Toit, may I ask you...
:41:26
how long you have lived with us
in South Africa?
:41:31
All my life.
:41:34
I'm afraid that I am...
:41:38
I'm just not the barrister that you're seeking.
I'm sorry.
:41:43
I'm confused, Mr. McKenzie.
:41:44
I thought that you had
undertaken many cases and won them...
:41:48
in support of human rights.
:41:51
No, you see, what you don't realize...
:41:54
that every time I've won a case,
they simply changed the law.