1:13:02
You got another guy in the room.
That's okay.
1:13:14
Shh, baby.
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Your Honor, the defense calls
Associate Warden, Mr. Milton Glenn.
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Do you swear to tell the truth
and nothing but the truth?
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-So help me God.
-You may be seated.
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As associate warden, you are responsible
for the day-to-day running of the prison?
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You could say that.
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Then you must be familiar
with the dungeons.
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l'm sure you've heard of them.
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Some prisoners refer
to the lower levels as dungeons.
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They refer to bread and water
as piss and punk.
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The dictionary definition of a dungeon is:
''A close, dark prison...
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''...or vault, commonly underground.''
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The walls of those cells are 6 feet by 9,
and the roof 5 to 6 feet tall.
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-Would you call that close?
-ln my opinion, no.
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-Are there any light fixtures?
-No, but there aren't any books.
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Your Honor...
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...the defense offers these photographs
as defense exhibits B, C, D, E and F.
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How much light is in these cells
with no window and the door closed?
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-Not much.
-How long was Henri held in such a cell?
1:14:36
l don't know exactly.
1:14:37
Three years and two months!
l have the records, if you'd like to see.
1:14:41
-That sounds right.
-Three years and two months.
1:14:43
ln that time, how often was Henri Young
allowed outside for exercise?
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Mr. Stamphill, l do not believe that
the exercise time of an inmate is relevant.
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l do. Answer the question.
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-Objection!
-Objection overruled!
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Henri Young tried to escape.
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When a criminal escapes from prison,
he doesn't go job-hunting.
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He robs somebody or kills somebody.
We do all we can to discourage escape.