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It was two coloured guys. Theyjust
walked in, they started shootin'.
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Call the cops.
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Now, according to the police,
the murders were racially motivated.
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See, the bar didn't serve blacks,
so naturally this crazy nigger,
Rubin Carter...
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had to take out his vengeance
on the entire white race.
:31:45
Uh, this is, uh, Exhibit 11 -F.
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- This is 1966.
- Wait a minute. What are you talking
about? Where are-- Where are you?
:31:49
- Trial transcripts, 1966.
- Oh. Stick to the blue cards.
:31:51
- Valentine-- Valentine first said...
- I know the blue cards.
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the car's taillights
were similar to the getaway car.
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- "Similar."
- Right. Then in '76, Exhibit 89-C,
she says, quote...
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"The Carter car was unquestionably
the same car. There was no doubt."
:32:04
- Closed quote.
- Exactly.
:32:06
Kinda makes you wonder, doesn't it?
:32:08
Second trial, ten years later,
suddenly she changes her story.
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She drew a picture,
like a bow tie.
:32:15
Yeah. Yeah, I've got it here.
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"Taillights lit up
all across the back like a butterfly,
as the killer's car drove away."
:32:24
"Like a butterfly."
:32:26
So the first thing we
have to do is find out exactly
what Rubin's car looked like.
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- We need to find a '66 Dodge Polara.
- Mm-hmm.
:32:32
There's the bow-tie lights,
like Patty Valentine described.
:32:34
- I'm not so sure about that.
- You ready?
- Yeah!
:32:37
Yeah.
:32:44
See that?
They don't light up all the way.
:32:48
Oh, no, that's a Dodge Monaco.
You don't want one of those.
:32:51
They don't have the power. Look,
I'll make you a good deal on this one.
:32:55
- Shit.
- Monaco?