Wyatt Earp
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:09:22
...that you, Frank Stillwell, and you, Pete Spence...
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did on the evening of September 8,1881...
:09:27
rob the Sandy Bob stagecoach on the road from Tombstone to Bisbee.
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- How do you plead? - Not guilty.
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- That's not all I got to say. - You'll get your chance.
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- Spence? - I didn't do nothing, Judge.
:09:38
It's all a setup job by those damn Earps and Marshal White.
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Look at me, Judge. This is the way they treat you...
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when you come nice and easy-like to defend your good name.
:09:48
- Nice and easy, my ass. - Quiet, everyone.
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Now, there's enough evidence and eyewitnesses...
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to warrant an indictment.
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I'll set your bail at $7,000 each.
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- Have you the means? - They got it!
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We'll stand that money, Judge.
:10:06
Get them away from these bastards before they find themselves lynched.
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There ain't an honest cowboy who can get a fair shake in this town.
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First, why don't you show me an honest cowboy?
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That's enough.
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The next man that speaks out will be fined $25 contempt of court.
:10:20
Your Honor, $25 wouldn't pay for half the contempt I got for this court.
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Bailiff, collect $50 from Curly Bill Brocius.
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It didn't take them long to get back on the road.
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The Clantons and the McLaurys paid their bail. It's the law.
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Same for them as it is for you or me.
:10:47
Then I guess it don't work too well, John.

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