:14:00
Who's this handsome fellow?
:14:02
That's me.
:14:06
Who's this?
:14:09
That's that reporter fella
from up north.
:14:12
The one that's working with Williams.
:14:15
I don't know how he got in.
:14:17
And this?
:14:19
Young officer...
:14:21
...name escapes me.
:14:22
Understandable. You'd need a program
to keep track of everyone in that room.
:14:27
Objection!
:14:29
Counsel's testifying.
:14:31
Strike that.
:14:33
I would much rather have
the detective tell us.
:14:36
How many people was in that room?
:14:39
Seven.
:14:41
No, eight.
:14:43
"Seven, no, eight."
And a pussycat.
:14:49
Read the funny papers, Detective?
:14:51
Not often.
:14:53
In the funny papers they sometimes
have this little competition...
:14:56
...to find an animal
hidden in an illustration.
:14:59
I love to play it with my grandson.
You know that game?
:15:03
We're going to play "Where's Shelton?"
:15:06
I don't know what Mr. Seiler's trying
to prove with all this, but I assume...
:15:11
Mr. Finley, we can all play.
Shelton Williams...
:15:15
...is the defendant's tabby cat.
:15:18
Now, Detective...
:15:21
...let's play "Where's Shelton?"
:15:25
I'll give you a clue.
:15:28
Take a look at the rug.
:15:35
Is the answer "yes"?
:15:39
State's 22, Your Honor.
:15:43
Tabby cat.
:15:44
Is Shelton Williams on your payroll?
:15:51
I've heard tell of cat burglars.
:15:53
Is this a cat detective?
:15:56
Don't be ridiculous.
:15:58
I'll tell you what's ridiculous.