1:28:03
The children
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the 14 children in this case
are clearly victims.
1:28:08
No one could ever argue that.
1:28:09
The real culprit here
is Arnold Friedman.
1:28:12
The man is a monster.
1:28:14
He abused him
and he molested him.
1:28:17
This can't be overlooked.
1:28:18
I can't believe we live
in such a cold society
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that no one could look at this
man and understand that.
1:28:23
My father raised me confused
1:28:25
about what was right
and what was wrong
1:28:27
and I realize now
how terribly wrong it all was.
1:28:32
I wish I could have done
something to stop it sooner.
1:28:36
I wish there was something
I could have done.
1:28:38
I'm very, I'm
1:28:42
I'm just so sorry it happened.
1:28:45
Judge Boklan
sternly looked down
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and said that she recommended
to the parole board
1:28:52
that he serve the maximum period
of time permitted by law
1:28:58
a statement which I felt
was harsh and unnecessary
1:29:05
to a 19-year-old
under these circumstances.
1:29:09
Jesse was a victim.
1:29:11
There's no question,
Jesse was a victim
1:29:13
but even when he was caught
1:29:16
Jesse never expressed any kind
of sympathy for these kids
1:29:21
and as a matter of fact
1:29:23
on the day that
the plea was taken
1:29:25
Jesse was dancing and singing on
the courthouse steps
1:29:28
while being videotaped by
his two brothers.
1:29:32
My brain hurts!
1:29:36
It'll have to come out.
1:29:38
My brain, but I'm using it!
1:29:41
But I'm using it!
1:29:43
Nurse!
1:29:45
Nurse!
1:29:46
They were taking pictures.
1:29:48
I remember someone
brought that to my attention.
1:29:50
We looked out the window.
1:29:51
Because I'm saying
to myself
1:29:53
"This is very bizarre. "
1:29:54
I mean he's about to go to jail
for the next 6 to 18 years
1:29:58
and he's out on
the courtroom steps
1:29:59
in some sort of
theatrical performance.