:28:01
...six years ago. An Amy Wilson.
:28:03
I think he's innocent.
:28:05
I think Warren knows
something about it.
:28:07
Why would you
think a thing like that?
:28:10
He's the only other person
that was there.
:28:14
And how do we know that?
:28:16
The witnesses didn't see anyone else.
:28:19
Wait a minute. There were witnesses,
even though nobody else was there?
:28:24
- Yes, that's right...
- No, wait. Help me out here.
:28:27
I am getting confused.
:28:29
There was an accountant
and a housewife.
:28:33
White people?
:28:39
And I bet...
:28:40
...that girl that got killed,
that Amy Wilson...
:28:43
...she was white too, wasn't she?
:28:45
That's right. But I don't think...
:28:48
You don't think those nice
white people...
:28:51
...would kill that nice white girl.
:28:53
But they all looked around...
:28:55
...and what do you know?
There was a black boy.
:28:59
Look, it isn't like that.
:29:00
Will you just think back
in your mind? Six years ago.
:29:04
Was Warren using drugs
or anything like that?
:29:07
He was into drugs.
:29:09
Did he own a gun?
:29:10
They all own guns, Mr. Everett.
Don't you know that?
:29:13
All those black dope-fiend boys,
they all own guns.
:29:19
Can I just talk to him?
:29:20
Do you know where he is?
:29:24
Yes, I do.
:29:26
And no, you can't.
:29:28
Look, an innocent man
is gonna die tonight.
:29:33
I have seen a lot of innocent folk...
:29:35
...die in this part of town,
Mr. Everett.
:29:39
But it's funny.
:29:41
I ain't never seen you
around here before.
:29:44
Mrs. Russel, you're making this into
a racial thing, and it isn't.
:29:48
The man on death row,
he's a black man too.
:29:51
Did you know that?
:29:52
They'll kill him at midnight.
I can't help unless I have the facts.
:29:57
The only fact I know, Mr. Everett...