:09:01
What does he know?
:09:02
That's privileged.
:09:04
He knows more than he should.
:09:09
If he did know something...
:09:11
...would you guarantee witness
protection for him and his family?
:09:16
This isn't standard.
:09:19
Damn it! Why should he talk
if we can't protect him?
:09:22
Forgive my presumption here,
but you do seem overly agitated.
:09:27
Whatever became of that...
:09:30
...objectivity we used to fight about
at Memphis State?
:09:33
After all...
:09:35
...he is just a client.
:09:37
Isn't he?
:09:40
Sorry, I didn't get much sleep.
:09:44
It's just that...
:09:48
...he's never had a break
and he's counting on me.
:10:10
Thanks, Doreen.
:10:12
Good luck.
:10:16
Brought your jacket.
:10:19
You all right?
:10:23
You sure clean up good.
:10:26
You too.
:10:29
Why can't I just tell them
I don't know nothing?
:10:32
Because it's wrong,
and it's against the law.
:10:35
And besides, no one will believe you.
Not the Mob, not the FBI, nobody.
:10:40
Besides that, Muldano's a killer.
:10:43
You've got a chance to stop him
before he hurts somebody else.
:10:47
But didn't you tell the truth in divorce
court, about being a good mom?
:10:52
Proof. The truth hurts.
They took your kids away!
:10:55
You're right.
:10:57
Don't you see? If you lie,
you're going to be just like them.