:28:00
I see.
:28:02
So you're saying that when he died
someone made this evidence go away?
:28:07
The mayor, the governor and
the chief of police, they all needed a hero.
:28:11
Some of these people are
still important today.
:28:13
-I see.
-No. Not yet, you don't.
:28:16
My father saw the evidence against him,
told my mother he couldn't beat it.
:28:20
So, he went to this cabin in the mountains.
:28:23
It's a place that's been
in my mother's family for generations.
:28:27
He went there and....
:28:32
The thing is...
:28:33
...I know my father was innocent
of those murders.
:28:37
How do you know?
:28:40
How do you know he was innocent?
:28:45
It was 30 years ago.
It's not important anymore.
:28:47
It's important to me, Miss Milano.
:28:49
Don't you want the truth to come out,
the killer to be punished?
:28:52
-Of course, I do.
-But?
:28:57
Are you afraid that if you tell me
your life may be in danger?
:29:02
Yeah.
:29:04
That's it?
:29:06
Yes.
:29:08
Okay.
:29:12
Okay.
:29:13
Thank you very much.
:29:15
-For the coffee as well.
-Okay.
:29:20
Oh, listen....
:29:21
If I have any more questions,
can I call you?
:29:24
I'd rather you didn't.
:29:32
Detective....
:29:35
Do you believe in God?
:29:38
Yeah. I go to church every now and then.
:29:41
What I see in my line of work...
:29:43
...faith's a little hard to sustain.
:29:47
Good luck.
:29:56
Sometimes I think the basic job
that human beings have...