:14:01
and he cut himself.
:14:03
And he tried to come downstairs.
He tried to come below...
:14:06
to wake me up.
:14:20
I quit these things
when I met Nick.
:14:23
It'll be all right.
I promise you.
:14:28
So. Why don't we take a look
at this First Guarantee Life?
:14:33
Now. You both bought
life insurance policies...
:14:36
from the company
around four months ago.
:14:41
- And you are the beneficiary.
- I'm his wife.
:14:45
Libby, you know this policy is
worth two million?
:14:47
Nick wanted to make sure that if
anything happened to him, we'd be okay.
:14:50
The jury may feel there's a difference
between "okay" and $2 million.
:14:53
They may see it as a motive.
:14:56
- Is that what they're saying?
- No, no one is saying that.
:14:58
- I don't think we have to be concerned...
- That I killed Nick for money?
:15:06
I know we had some problems,
and Nick worried...
:15:08
- but we were okay!
- Libby!
:15:10
Two of his investors
were suing him for embezzlement.
:15:13
First Seattle issued a lien on
all of his real estate properties...
:15:16
your personal possessions...
:15:18
Now, Nick's death means
all these problems disappear...
:15:20
behind a corporate shield,
leaving you with $2 million.
:15:27
- Do you think I killed him?
- The first rule of being a lawyer.
:15:31
What we think doesn't matter.
:15:33
It matters to me.
:15:38
No. Of course.
I don't think you killed him.
:15:44
Petty Officer Young,
what was the condition...
:15:47
of the Morning Star's marine band radio
when you had a chance to inspect it?
:15:51
The handset cord
had been cut.
:15:53
And as you initially
approached the sailboat...
:15:56
what did you see?
:15:59
Mrs. Parsons
was holding a knife.