:47:00
He got one good look at me,
then ran out the service entrance.
:47:03
My concern is for the girl,
so I immediately dial 911.
:47:10
I figured...
:47:11
... why should I run after a killer
who's got a gun...
:47:14
...when I can let
the police do their job?
:47:16
And they sure did it.
:47:18
Yeah, they sure did.
:47:19
We live in a country
where there's a rule of law.
:47:22
I mean, an ordinary citizen
who does...
:47:26
Aren't you going to take notes
or use a tape recorder?
:47:29
Usually when I talk to reporters...
:47:31
...they want to keep a record
of what I say.
:47:34
I've got a photographic memory.
:47:37
Is that some kind of joke?
:47:41
No, I have a notebook right here.
:47:43
Just having an off day.
You'll have to excuse me.
:47:49
Slow day.
:47:50
Yeah, well...
:47:53
- My point simply was this: A man...
- Mr. Porterhouse...
:47:57
...let me cut to the chase.
:47:59
Are you absolutely sure
about your testimony?
:48:03
Absolutely. Why wouldn't I be?
:48:05
You saw Frank Beechum's face
and the gun?
:48:10
If I had doubts about my testimony,
I would've told the police.
:48:15
That must have been scary, having him
point that gun right at you.
:48:19
No. Thank God, no.
It wasn't like that.
:48:22
Was it above his head?
:48:23
No, he had the gun down
by his side in a very normal way.
:48:29
How could you have seen
over the potato chips?
:48:32
What?
:48:36
What potato chips?
:48:38
I had a perfectly clear view.
:48:40
Look, right here. Here's where
you come in the main entrance.
:48:44
You look across and see Beechum
going out the service entrance.
:48:48
Here in the center
is a rack of potato chips.
:48:53
I don't know how
you could have seen a gun there...
:48:56
...unless he was waving it
over his head.
:48:59
Why would I say
I saw a gun if I didn't?