Murder in the First
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Did the defendant ever appear
to be ranting...

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...or raving?
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No, sir.
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Mr. McKeon, was he frothing
at the mouth?

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No, sir.
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Did he in any way give the impression
of one who was insane?

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Objection. This man is not
a qualified psychiatrist.

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Sustained.
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So, it appeared to you that it was a cool,
calculated and deliberate act?

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-Objection!
-Overruled.

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The witness may answer the question.
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Yes, sir. Young did it,
just as cool as a cucumber.

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Thank you.
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No further questions.
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This court will reconvene
after the holiday...

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...9:00 a.m., July 5.
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All rise.
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You should have played cards with me.
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Alcatraz.
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lt was built by the military
during the Civil War.

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ln May of '33, the War Department
abandoned the island.

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lt was leveled, all except for the lower
floor which is now used for storage.

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Note to myself:
Get access to the lower level...

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...because that's where the dungeons have
gotta be located.

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The only guard on record to be fired...
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...or dismissed during Henri's solitary time
was Derek Simpson.

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Locate Simpson.
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The prison opened in June of '34
under Warden Humson.

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He insisted on a high level
of guards to prisoners.

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Glenn was the first appointee.
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Mr. Henkin.
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Two things: First of all, you work for me.
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Let me finish!
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You work for me, which means
when l call you, you drop everything.

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Return my call or you will cease
to work for me.

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l don't care if you're with Rita Hayworth!
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Understand?
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-Yes, sir.
-Good.

:50:36
What the hell are you doing with this trial?
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Defending my client.
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Then why don't you defend him
for Christ's sake?

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Try to knock down the charges
as a crime of passion or figure out...

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...how you'll cross-examine
the witnesses...

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...instead of this ''psychological coma'' crap
that doesn't mean anything in court!

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l think it does. As long as it's my case--
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Fair enough. l tried to talk reasonably
to you, but you're not going for it, so...

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...you're not handling this case anymore.
lt's done.


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