:53:03
Tutti-fruttis make me sick, too.
:53:12
Ms. Benedict, you worked
forwalsh, Ulmer & Brahm.
:53:16
- At the same time as Walter Kenton?
- That's correct.
:53:21
He knew the lesions on your face
and arms were caused by AIDS?
:53:26
Definitely, I told all the partners.
:53:29
How did Walter Kenton
treat you after that?
:53:33
Every time we met,
he'd get this look on his face.
:53:38
The "Oh God!" expression. As in,
"Oh God, that woman has AIDS."
:53:45
Thank you. No more questions.
:53:48
Ms. Benedict,
how did you contract AIDS?
:53:52
Through a transfusion
just after childbirth.
:53:56
So it was not your behaviour
which caused you to be infected.
:54:02
You were unable to avoid it.
:54:07
I guess.
:54:14
Thank you.
:54:16
But I don't consider myself
different to anyone else with AIDS.
:54:21
I'm not guilty. I'm not innocent.
I'm just trying to survive.
:54:26
Thank you, Ms. Benedict.
No further questions at this time.
:54:32
You may step down, Ms. Benedict.
:54:36
Apart from the marks on his face,
were there other things -
:54:43
- that made you suspect he had AIDS?
:54:47
He was thin and he seemed tired,
but he was working so hard.
:54:52
Something was wrong.
:54:55
They're trying to pretend
that they didn't notice anything.
:54:59
- Objection.
- Just answer the question.