:28:01
that it was the first time
he tried cocaine...
:28:03
and it was going to be the last.
:28:05
Would you describe
his condition, please?
:28:07
He presented
a galaxy of symptoms.
:28:11
Hyperpyrexia...
which is a high fever...
:28:13
associated with
cocaine intoxication...
:28:16
severely elevated
blood pressure...
:28:18
arrhythmia,
shortness of breath.
:28:21
And while I was
examining the patient...
:28:23
he experienced
status epilepticus.
:28:26
Is it common to have
so many symptoms occur...
:28:28
in cases
of cocaine poisoning?
:28:30
This patient
was particularly sensitive.
:28:33
I thought he was lucky
to go home alive.
:28:36
Did you tell him that,
Dr. Paley?
:28:38
I told him if he ever
tried cocaine again...
:28:41
he would be committing suicide.
:28:44
Your witness.
:28:46
No questions for
this witness, Your Honor.
:28:49
Did you see Mr. Marsh
the day before he died?
:28:53
How did he look?
:28:55
He was pale and sweating.
:28:57
Did you talk about Miss Carlson?
:29:00
And what did he say?
:29:03
That he was worried.
:29:04
I was worried.
:29:06
He said that
if she kept it up...
:29:08
she was going to kill him...
:29:09
his heart couldn't take it.
:29:11
Thank you. No more questions.
:29:18
Miss Braslow, this strikes me
as an intimate conversation...
:29:22
for a boss to have
with his secretary.
:29:24
Did you often
discuss his love life?
:29:27
We had
a professional relationship...
:29:29
but I had been
his secretary for six years.
:29:31
He liked to talk to me.
:29:33
Did he also mention to you...
:29:35
that Rebecca was thinking
about moving back to Chicago?
:29:39
Yes, he mentioned it.
:29:40
So, the woman that
he loved passionately...
:29:43
was thinking about leaving.
:29:46
Couldn't that have caused...
:29:47
the stress and anxiety
you observed?
:29:49
Objection...
calls for rank speculation!
:29:51
Counsel for the prosecution
has already used this witness...
:29:55
to establish the state of mind
of the deceased.
:29:58
He opened the can, Your Honor.