:36:03
l hate to think you rotting away in
prison for the next 10 years
:36:06
especially when you just win your freedom.
:36:07
All l know is what l was told.
:36:13
So... you didn't find this diary in Roxie's cell?
:36:19
No.
:36:21
Mama... Miss Morton gave it to me.
She said someone sent it to her.
:36:25
Someone? Any idea who
this mysterious benefactor might be?
:36:29
No. She didn't know.
:36:31
All right, let's work this out.
:36:32
Someone who writes about
reneging on pledges.
:36:36
And... erroneous charges...
:36:40
Call me crazy, does that
sound like a lawyer to you?
:36:42
A lawyer, who honestly has
a sample of my client's handwriting.
:36:47
Mr. Harrison, do you have Roxie
to write out a confession to you?
:36:51
Yes, but you're not suggesting that
l tempered with evidence, are you?
:36:54
No, let's not be ridiculous.
:36:56
That's absurd.
:37:00
Unless you mention it.
:37:01
Your honour, this is outrageous.
:37:02
Outrageous? Yes.
:37:05
The prosecutor would made
a thief bargain with Velma Kelly.
:37:08
And then fabricated
the very evidence and set her free!
:37:19
Mr. Flynn, hold your contempt.
:37:20
No, it's not even conceivable.
:37:22
But does it worked?
Would it be time to say,
:37:25
Come clean,
Mr. Harrison, come clean...
:37:28
This guy is a corruption.
l cannot stand.
:37:32
That's enough, Mr. Flynn!
:37:33
l agree, your honour. That's enough!
:37:38
lt defend stress.
:37:44
Ladies and gentlemen,
:37:46
this is Mary Sunshine reporting live
from the Cooke County Courthouse.
:37:50
The city of Chicago has come
to a complete stand still.
:37:54
As the trial of century finally draw to a close.
:37:58
Mrs. Hart sits quietly
at the defense table, hands folded.