:41:00
go back a long time, old man.
:41:03
Old men always do.
:41:05
Ran with the Guineas, back when
the Guineas were tough.
:41:08
I ran when I could.
:41:11
Looked good doing it, too.
:41:15
You gave the business
some style, some class.
:41:20
Made it a call for respect,
:41:21
the way you wore it,
the way you talked it.
:41:24
Always liked that about you.
:41:27
I'm no help to you.
My tailor is dead.
:41:37
I'll look up our friend and
collect the money he owes me.
:41:41
He owes you something
more than money.
:41:43
Ain't nothing worth more
than the green.
:41:46
This is.
:41:48
What, old man?
:41:50
What's this guy owe
that means more than dollars?
:41:52
He owes you Rizzo.
:41:54
He's the man
that killed your brother.
:42:05
They said that he died
of pneumonia.
:42:08
They SAID.
:42:15
What is the relevance of this?
:42:16
What is the relevance of this?
:42:18
So Ralph Ferguson
is a Sunday school teacher.
:42:20
I don't know, counsel, what
you're asking is highly unusual.
:42:24
I understand that, Your Honour.
:42:25
Again, I need to put
a face to the victim.
:42:29
Uh, otherwise, he's just
another name in the obituaries.
:42:33
Mr Snyder, any objections?
:42:37
I don't have a problem with it.
:42:38
The prosecution would like
to call Ralph Ferguson.