:45:01
...solitary.
:45:03
All we do is try to discourage misconduct.
:45:07
This is the first verbal attack
on the jewel of the prison system.
:45:10
This bastion that houses evil
opened in 1934.
:45:15
It brought gangsters like Capone...
:45:17
...Machine Gun Kelly and Henri Young
close to the magical city by the bay...
:45:21
...less than one half-mile
from the world-famous Fisherman's Wharf.
:45:25
We went to the streets
to find out public opinion.
:45:27
You can't put a place on trial.
lt's a prison for prisoners.
:45:30
Now the murderers are accusing
the wardens of this and that.
:45:34
Doesn't make a lot of sense.
:45:35
Humson seems like a good guy.
:45:37
lf Alcatraz wasn't here l wouldn't live here.
:45:39
-You think it's too close?
-l think it's perfect.
:45:42
He's innocent until proven guilty.
:45:44
He'll get a fair trial, but, nonetheless,
he's a murderer.
:45:47
This grizzly evidence bears mute witness...
:45:50
...to the brutal crime
perpetrated by Henri Young.
:45:53
Note the spoon.
:45:55
Can a prison be put on trial?
:45:57
Judge Clawson's ruling tomorrow
may clear the way...
:46:00
...to put Alcatraz on trial.
:46:02
''The warden can be relied upon
to carry out the instructions...
:46:05
''...of the Bureau, that no brutality...
:46:09
''...or inhumanity shall be practiced.
:46:11
''Sustained food and medical attention
shall be given.''
:46:14
We have wholeheartedly followed
those instructions.
:46:17
Thank you.
:46:19
So many opinions being expressed.
:46:21
We attempted to get a statement
from the recent Harvard graduate...
:46:24
...assigned to defend Henri Young.
:46:27
Why don't we keep the trial
in the courtroom? Thank you.
:46:30
l would like to address a few words
to the counsel for the defense.
:46:34
Mr. Stamphill, you are hereby
put on notice...
:46:37
...that this court has no interest
in newspaper headlines...
:46:39
...and will not be swayed by them.
:46:42
l further admonish that counsel's attempts
to try this case in the press...
:46:47
...and not before this court,
will put him in the utmost peril.
:46:52
ls that clear, Mr. Stamphill?
:46:54
Yes, Your Honor.
:46:56
Good.
:46:57
Bailiff, approach the bench.
:46:59
Before l hand down my ruling
on Mr. McNeil's objection...