:28:00
Ran out on the Army too.
That's why they call him ''Yellow Horace.''
:28:03
When our boys were in a bad fix...
:28:06
...he ran out and left them to it.
The Yankees found him behind the bushes.
:28:11
We lost track of him after that.
But I knew him as soon as I saw him.
:28:15
-What you're saying is--
-What I'm saying...
:28:19
...is that man is a liar,
a thief and a deserter.
:28:23
-And his name is Horace Townsend.
-Thank you, Mr. Folsom.
:28:27
Your Honor...
:28:29
...I believe the defense
has proven beyond a doubt...
:28:32
...that this is a case
of wrongful arrest--
:28:34
Your Honor, may I speak?
:28:37
You may not.
:28:39
-I move for a mistrial.
-If I dismiss my attorney...
:28:41
...may I then speak?
:28:43
You have the right to.
:28:45
-You are dismissed.
-You don't need to.
:28:47
On the basis of that man's testimony,
I'm about to rule on a mistrial.
:28:51
Mr. Webb is trying to prove
I'm not who I am.
:28:54
I don't see how I could win
anything that way.
:29:00
You could win your life.
:29:03
Without my name,
I don't think I have a life...
:29:06
...Your Honor.
:29:11
Very well.
:29:12
Continue, sir.
:29:15
Thank you, Mr. Webb.
:29:17
I said, thank you.
:29:41
-Mr. FoIsom.
-That's me.
:29:44
You testified that you knew me
as soon as you saw me.
:29:51
Did we ever meet...
:29:52
...since the time you said
that I lived in Redthorn?
:29:56
I don't believe so.