:35:00
It says, "I wish you were there.
Sincerely, Slick Rick."
:35:05
- What the hell's that mean?
- Oh, nothin'. Just a kind of a joke.
:35:21
Good luck with your appeal,
Mr Reese. Goodbye.
:35:28
Mr Reese, how are you? Hi.
:35:34
- Where's Sam?
- Well, he had to work
on another case today.
:35:36
- Who are you?
- I'm Rick Hayes.
:35:39
- I'm gonna be working on your report.
- I can't believe Sam didn't come.
:35:41
Well, uh, I'd just like to verify a few things,
if that's okay.
:35:44
- Have a seat.
- Thanks.
:35:48
- Tell me, have you read the report?
- Of course I read it.
:35:52
- There's another letter comin'
you have to put in.
- Oh? From whom?
:35:55
Dr Arnold Marks.
:35:58
- What's the nature of the letter?
- You don't know who he is?
:36:01
- No.
- He's the top cardiovascular
surgeon in New York City.
:36:05
- Oh.
- And a personal friend.
:36:08
He did my bypass.
:36:10
Man read my book, came down here,
did my bypass, no charge.
:36:15
Well, you have a lot of
impressive friends, Mr Reese.
:36:19
Yeah, and right now I'm gonna need
every one of'em. You read my book?
:36:22
- Yeah, I started it.
- Finish it.
:36:26
- I plan to.
- You see the letter from the
dean of the Yale law school?
:36:30
- Yeah.
- I've been corresponding with him.
:36:33
I've strategized all my appeals,
you know. I taught myself.
:36:36
I've taken control
of the killing machine.
:36:48
Look at me.
:36:52
Is he working
for the white girl now?
:36:55
- What?
- Cindy Liggett.
:36:57
Is she the one getting clemency?
Is that... That's why Sam's not here?