Slaughter of the Innocents
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:06:01
- Hey, we score yet?
- Uh, I don't know.

:06:04
Look, I gotta go.
:06:07
Yeah, I'll call ya later.
:06:09
- I promise.
- Hey, come on.

:06:12
I promise.
Yeah. Bye.

:06:15
I need a jet
to Provo, Utah, right away.

:06:17
Do you know how much it costs
to send a jet from Cleveland, Ohio...

:06:21
to Provo, Utah?
:06:23
$9,287...
:06:25
forty-two cents.
:06:31
I can't authorize that.
:06:39
Then get me someone who can.
:06:47
Nice goin', Jesse.
:06:53
Convicted murderer Bobby Martel...
:06:55
scheduled to die at 6:00 this morning
by lethal injection...

:06:58
will be moved from his cell
in maximum security...

:07:00
Have you uncovered some
new evidence in the Bobby Martel case?

:07:04
I don't know.
:07:06
- You read the file?
- Yes.

:07:09
What part you remember?
What part do you think's important?

:07:13
I remember the physical profile
that summed him up...

:07:16
as a subnormal, not quite retarded sociopath
with a huge collection of kiddie porn.

:07:20
I think it's important his boot prints
were outside the kids' windows...

:07:24
his fingerprints
were on the glass and, uh...

:07:27
one of his pubic hairs was found
in the nine-year-old's mouth.

:07:30
Oh, that seems like all you'd need
to put him on death row...

:07:35
and pull the switch.
:07:37
Push the plunger, sir.
:07:39
In Utah, you get to choose
between the firing squad...

:07:42
and lethal injection.
:07:44
Martel didn't choose,
so the warden chose for him.

:07:48
Well, that was nice of him.
:07:53
He was convicted by a jury of his peers
and is sentenced to die.

:07:57
But that doesn't necessarily
mean he did it, sir.

:07:59
- Who said that?
- You did, sir.


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