1:38:05
Would you explain, in layman's language...
1:38:08
...what a "tubal ligation" is?
1:38:19
She had her tubes tied.
1:38:23
Is it possible for a woman
with this procedure to conceive a child?
1:38:28
No way.
1:38:29
Can you think of any reason...
1:38:31
...for a woman who had her tubes tied...
1:38:34
...to use a spermicide?
1:38:38
No reason.
1:38:40
No medical reason.
1:38:43
I think of nothing.
1:38:45
Does it not follow, given these facts...
1:38:47
...that the specimen you sent
to the chemist...
1:38:50
...was not taken from the body
of Carolyn Polhemus?
1:38:54
I can't account for it.
1:38:59
So you don't know what happened.
1:39:03
Wherever you got
that specimen from, Doctor...
1:39:07
...you sent it to the chemist...
1:39:09
...while you were secretly communicating
with Mr. Molto...
1:39:12
...behind Mr. Sabich's back. Am I right?
1:39:14
Do you accuse me, Mr. Stern?
1:39:17
Sit down, Doctor.
1:39:21
I think we have had enough...
1:39:23
...unsupported accusations for one case...
1:39:28
...Dr. Kumagai.
1:39:31
You may step down, Doctor.
1:39:33
Do I take it, Mr. Delay Guardia,
that the State rests?
1:39:41
Judge, may we approach?
1:39:50
We would like Mr. Molto to testify.
1:39:52
No.
1:39:53
Judge, you said we would be entitled
to some leeway...
1:39:56
...if the defense proceeded
with this frame-up theory.