1:11:01
I have never seen anybody like her.
1:11:04
She let me walk her home and she
kissed me for the first and only time.
1:11:08
You can skip right to the part
where you decide to kill her.
1:11:14
Watch yourself, Arlo.
1:11:17
Please describe the circumstances
surrounding your contracting her murder.
1:11:27
After that first night, I was hooked.
1:11:31
I was like an addict.
1:11:34
Finally, she didn't want
to see me anymore.
1:11:37
I guess I got a little obsessive.
1:11:43
My last year of graduate school
I met my wife.
1:11:47
And after I graduated, we moved
back here, we got married...
1:11:51
...and I went to work
with my dad at the company.
1:11:58
And I had all but forgotten about...
1:12:01
...Clarissa.
1:12:05
Then, in 1972,
we'd been back about a year...
1:12:10
...I got a letter from her.
1:12:13
She was here in Portland.
1:12:18
The letter was...
1:12:19
...a threatening letter.
1:12:23
What was it?
1:12:26
I don't think that makes
a thread of difference.
1:12:31
What did the letter say?
1:12:38
She was accusing me of something.
1:12:47
Rape.
1:12:51
Did she want money?
1:12:53
No, she wanted to ruin my life.
1:12:56
I knew no jury'd convict me.
I was convinced of that.