1:07:03
...and Carl had agreed to sell us the land.
1:07:06
We started making plans right away.
1:07:11
When did you first learn
that Carl Heine had drowned?
1:07:19
1:00 that afternoon...
1:07:21
...from a clerk at Petersen's.
1:07:32
- What is it?
- Carl Heine's dead.
1:07:34
It's all over the island.
1:07:37
- What do you mean?
- He drowned. They found him in his net.
1:07:42
- Poor Susan Marie and those kids.
- I can't believe it.
1:07:53
Gotta get to the boat, replace that battery.
1:07:56
- What are you talking about?
- I was on his boat last night, remember?
1:08:00
But you were helping him. Tell the sheriff.
1:08:02
Are you kidding?
1:08:04
You think they're gonna believe me?
1:08:06
It's the truth, isn't it?
1:08:08
That's right. Let'sjust leave it at that.
1:08:19
Your husband came home agitated
after being at sea with the deceased?
1:08:25
I said "excited"...
1:08:27
...not "agitated."
1:08:29
He was excited in the sense
of being overjoyed.
1:08:32
You were...
1:08:34
...overjoyed yourself to hear the news?
1:08:39
Happy for him, and relieved.
1:08:43
So then you and your husband,
you must've called...
1:08:47
...friends and relatives to tell them
the happy news, yes?
1:08:52
No.
1:08:55
Really?
1:08:59
You didn't call your family
about starting a new life?