1:22:12
You've done better.
1:22:19
Who knew the jury
would be out for a week?
1:22:21
lf they acquit, he's gonna go out and
kill somebody else, some other woman.
1:22:29
Well, let's see what
they have to say. Come on.
1:22:50
Aren't you going to hold my hand?
1:22:54
Ladies and gentlemen of the jury,
have you reached a verdict?
1:22:59
l'm sorry, Your Honour, l have to report
that we're hopelessly deadlocked.
1:23:04
You don't see any possibility
of reaching a verdict?
1:23:08
We've been in there six days
and we're not even close.
1:23:11
l think it's hopeless, Your Honour.
1:23:14
l could send you back
for further deliberation.
1:23:17
The way we're divided, it wouldn't
make much difference, Your Honour.
1:23:19
Do the other members
of the jury agree?
1:23:27
Prosecution will move to retry
with all dispatch and ask the
court to set a new trial date.
1:23:31
l'll take that under advisement.
l will hear motions tomorrow morning.
1:23:44
Thank you so much. Thank you.
l appreciate it. l really am grateful.
1:23:47
Thank you. Thank you--
1:23:50
Can't win 'em all.
Thank you very much.
1:23:53
- Hey, honey.
- Thank you.