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:54:00
-Reverend, hi.
-Yes?

:54:02
I'm Amanda.
I'm with the theatre company...

:54:04
...that's been speaking with peopIe
here in laramie.

:54:06
I see. WeII, Iet me teII you...
:54:11
...I don't know that I reaIIy want to taIk
with anybody at aII about this incident.

:54:15
I'm somewhat invoIved,
and I reaIIy don't feeI Iike it's appropriate.

:54:20
I compIeteIy understand. I just wanted
to teII you, I went to your service.

:54:24
-You went to the services?
-Yes, I did.

:54:26
-On Sunday?
-Yes.

:54:28
-Did I meet you?
-BriefIy.

:54:30
You weIcomed us in the beginning.
:54:33
I see.
:54:35
I wiII teII you that I am invoIved.
:54:39
HaIf the peopIe in the case....
:54:40
The girIfriend of the accused
is a member of our congregation...

:54:44
...and one of the accused has visited.
:54:46
Right.
:54:48
I think they deserve the death penaIty...
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...but I wiII try
to deaI with them spirituaIIy.

:54:55
As far as the victim...
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...I know that that IifestyIe is IegaI,
but I wiII teII you one thing.

:55:04
I hope Matthew Shepard...
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...as he was tied to that fence...
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...that he had time to refIect
on a moment when...

:55:15
...somebody had spoken
the Word of the lord to him...

:55:20
...and that before he sIipped into a coma...
:55:24
...he had a chance to refIect on his IifestyIe.
:55:33
Thank you, Reverend,
I appreciate your speaking with me.

:55:37
AII right. We better go.
:55:49
I Iet him say that to me.
:55:52
I Iet him say that to me,
and I didn't say anything back.


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