1:54:04
These are the records
for September 6th.
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And these are the 14 Ietters
Santiago wrote in nine months,
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begging for a transfer.
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But when he finally got it,
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how many people did he call?
Zero! Nobody.
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Not one call to his parents or
a friend, saying he was coming.
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He was asleep at midnight, and you
say he had a flight in six hours.
1:54:38
Yet everything he owned was
in his closet or his footlocker.
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For one day, you packed
and made three calls.
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Santiago was Ieaving
for the rest of his life.
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And he hadn't called a soul,
or packed a thing.
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Can you explain that?
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There was no transfer order,
was there?
1:55:12
Objection! Lt. Kaffee is trying to
smear a high-ranking officer
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hoping to suggest impropriety
and win points.
1:55:22
I recommend that he be reprimanded,
and the witness be excused.
1:55:29
- Overruled. The objection is noted.
- Colonel?
1:55:39
- Is this funny, sir?
- No, it's tragic.
1:55:43
- Do you have an answer?
- Absolutely. I don"t have a clue.
1:55:50
Maybe he was an early riser.
Maybe he didn't have any friends.
1:55:56
I'm an educated man, but I don't
know the travel habits of Santiago.