1:56:01
...control...
1:56:04
...a sense that she's guided
by a force beyond herself.
1:56:10
Takes a syringe and injects
the contents of the Ziploc bag...
1:56:16
...leaves the glass on the bar...
1:56:19
...unlocks the door and windows...
1:56:24
...and goes home.
1:56:29
And life begins again.
1:56:37
Until a trial...
1:56:42
...when she sees her husband suffer...
1:56:45
...the way she never...
1:56:48
...intended.
1:56:52
She is prepared to tell the truth.
1:56:55
Right up to the very end.
1:57:01
But magically...
1:57:04
...the charges were dismissed.
1:57:10
The suffering was over.
1:57:14
They were saved.
1:57:22
Saved?
1:57:32
The murder of Carolyn Polhemus...
1:57:35
...remains unsolved.
1:57:39
It is a practical impossibility
to try two people for the same crime.
1:57:46
Even if it wasn't...
1:57:49
...l couldn't take his mother from my son.
1:57:54
I'm a prosecutor.
1:57:56
I have spent my life
in the assignment of blame.