:23:00
Well, now, the girl... she, in
fact, knew her in school, yes?
:23:03
Yeah. And the boy was the son of none
other than of William J. McGuire.
:23:07
McGuire? What, construction?
:23:09
- Yeah. Hey.
- Hi, Linda.
- Listen.
:23:12
McGuire wanted her to get the death
penalty, and he lobbied like hell for it.
:23:15
- Huh.
- Listen, she got a tough break.
- Is there...
:23:17
But it wasn't like she would've
ever gotten the sympathy vote.
:23:19
Is there anybody out there with
anything good to say about her?
:23:24
Nobody I'd let
baby-sit my child.
:23:28
- You again.
- Me again.
:23:31
- Well, it gets me away from the TVs.
- TVs?
:23:35
Well, they got those TVs
down in the pod...
:23:37
blastin' game shows
and soap operas all day long.
:23:40
That's what I'd call cruel
and unusual punishment.
:23:43
Yeah. No question.
:23:46
Guess they figure by the time they get
around to killin' you, you'll be grateful.
:23:49
Well, I'm just glad you consider me
a notch up from that kind of torture.
:23:53
Just a notch.
:23:57
What do you want?
:24:00
Well, let's start with
some names, okay?
:24:02
Anybody out there with anything
good to say about you?
:24:06
When I was out in the free world,
there wasn't anything good about me.
:24:10
- You could talk to Reggie.
- Oh? Who's Reggie?
:24:14
She's my cell neighbour.
She killed both her husbands.
:24:18
By the time they were about to arrest her,
she was just about to marry
number three.
:24:23
Well, she... she might not make
the best character witness, uh...
:24:30
- What about your brother?
- Billy?
:24:33
I know he thinks I hate him,
but I don't.
:24:36
I just wasn't a very good sister.
I was runnin' wild.
:24:40
- Is he still in St. Charles?
- Last I heard.
:24:43
He's almost 22.
:24:46
His birthday's in April.
:24:48
Were you close?
:24:51
Well, we had different fathers.
:24:54
Neither one of us knew 'em.
:24:56
After my mama died,
it was just us.
:24:59
Yeah, you were, uh, what, 16?