1:23:03
It appears that the gun was placed
on my client's person
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- by a third party at the time of the shooting.
- How do you know?
1:23:10
Fingerprints indicate that the gun
was fired by Mr Raplin's right hand.
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He cannot pick up a fork, let alone fire a gun.
1:23:18
He has constrictive palsy,
which cripples motor functions in that limb.
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There were no powder burns on his clothing.
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- Why was he held in custody?
- You tell me.
1:23:28
Dolores? Dolores?
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Dolores?
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- I can't talk to you.
- Have you left Bob?
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- Are you no longer working for him?
- That is correct.
1:23:40
- What happened?
- A mutual decision. I felt it was time to go.
1:23:44
- I don't believe you.
- Sorry about that.
1:23:46
Raplin's been released. He couldn't have fired
the gun. Is there something we should know?
1:23:53
You see, the truth of this is that American
taxpayers have been paying for covert war.
1:23:59
Illegal covert war waged in countries
we haven't even heard of.
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Central America, thousands have died.
1:24:06
Chile, Indonesia, Africa.
1:24:09
Until now, Americans paid for these wars
every time they did cocaine or crack or heroin
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or any other illegal drug smuggled in
by these self-proclaimed patriots.
1:24:20
Now we have a situation where all Americans
will soon pay for these smugglings of drugs
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in the form of taxes
to bail out failed savings and loans.
1:24:29
Savings and loans
that misused people's funds
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and provided money
to illegal covert drug smuggling operations.
1:24:36
And surprise.
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We find ourselves with a seemingly
insurmountable drug problem.
1:24:42
[Airport tannoy announcement]
1:24:48
- How do you feel, Bob?
- Great. There's a new day dawning.
1:24:52
What about the release of Alijah Raplin?
1:24:54
It's obvious that the legal system
is too lenient on criminals.
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I will see to it that this leniency
ends in our lifetime