:12:01
And on the day of the murders,
his state of mind?
:12:04
He seemed on edge. A little.
:12:10
On the day of the murders,
what did the defendant request?
:12:15
He asked to go home early.
:12:17
He said he was bothered...
:12:18
by all the people
who kepttelling him whatto do.
:12:24
He said he was bothered...
:12:26
by all the people
who kepttelling him whatto do?
:12:28
Is thatwhatyou said?
:12:37
Tell the jury how many people
work in that office...
:12:40
with you and MrViznik.
:12:43
How many people?
:12:44
Well,just me.
:12:47
Could those voices
have comefrom outside?
:12:50
Next room?
:12:54
-Hey, Mr Kelson.
-Hi, Robert.
:12:57
Thanks.
:12:58
Here's the stuff you wanted
on pathological narcissism.
:13:02
What aboutthat psychic?
What's his name? Szabo?
:13:05
He can see you Thursday.
:13:06
I still think
it's a waste of time.
:13:09
The police used him
as a witness in the case.
:13:12
I'll be at my brother's tonight
if you need me.
:13:16
"D" equals two.
:13:19
"E" equals three.
:13:21
Sofour should befive.
:13:25
"H" is six. One equals seven.
:13:29
"J" equals eight.
:13:31
"K"...nine.
:13:37
"N"...twelve.
:13:53
So "E" equals...