:45:01
Should've told me
when you read the letter.
:45:05
-I didn't--
-Why not?
:45:08
I didn't know if it would influence you.
:45:13
That you might not take the case,
you might not help this kid.
:45:17
He paid dearly for what happened to him.
:45:20
Why? Because he lost a scholarship
and spent an extra night in prison?
:45:24
No, Paul.
:45:25
It was more than that.
:45:28
Later, I found out that they beat him
real bad that night.
:45:31
He ended up in the hospital.
:45:34
Listen.
:45:36
It was my fault.
:45:39
I want you to help him get his life back.
:45:42
I want you to make it right for him.
:45:45
No, Laurie, you want me
to make it right for you.
:45:49
You're right.
:45:52
But how does what I'm telling you
change his situation on Death Row?
:46:07
Okay.
:46:14
It was called "The Pilgrimage of Death. "
It sold many papers.
:46:18
The guy started with his landlady
in New Orleans...
:46:21
...a prostitute in Mobile
and a sailor in Pensacola.
:46:24
Then he got real busy.
:46:26
A body every 100 miles.
:46:29
When was Pensacola?
:46:32
Late April, early May.
:46:34
It was incredible.
:46:36
APBs in three states,
FBI flyers all over the place...
:46:39
...and no one spots him.
:46:43
Painting, writing letters
to the families of his victims...
:46:46
...that's all he does.
:46:49
Yeah, we got a whole other theme park
for Mr. Sullivan.
:46:57
I'm innocent! I'm innocent!