1. In the criminal justice systemCopy !req
2. the people are representedCopy !req
3. by two separate
yet equally important groups:Copy !req
4. the police,
who investigate crimeCopy !req
5. and the district attorneys,
who prosecute the offenders.Copy !req
6. These are their stories.Copy !req
7. Aw, come on—Copy !req
8. it's not like
it's illegal
or nothing.Copy !req
9. Whatever law school
you went toCopy !req
10. I'd get my money back.Copy !req
11. Come on, it's just
a pack of smokes.Copy !req
12. You know, RodrigoCopy !req
13. I don't really
give a damn who or whatCopy !req
14. you put in your body.Copy !req
15. Hey, what's
the big deal?Copy !req
16. The big deal is yourmadre's
going to kick my Irish assCopy !req
17. around the block
a couple of timesCopy !req
18. if she finds out
it was me.Copy !req
19. Who's going to
tell her? Nobody.Copy !req
20. Well, look, I'll take
the Ultra-lights.Copy !req
21. Come back
in four years.Copy !req
22. Let's just go
across the street
to the Greek's.Copy !req
23. Yeah, he'd look good with
your mama's foot up his butt.Copy !req
24. Hey!Copy !req
25. Go!Copy !req
26. Sally, get the register.Copy !req
27. Hey... hey!Copy !req
28. There!Copy !req
29. I catch you,
I'll break your leg.Copy !req
30. Yo, here.Copy !req
31. Slide over,
slide over!Copy !req
32. Okay.Copy !req
33. I know you're here.Copy !req
34. Scoot over, man.Copy !req
35. Madre de Dios!Copy !req
36. Well, put it this wayCopy !req
37. I doubt Slim here showed up
yesterday.Copy !req
38. Can always count
on you, Nelson.Copy !req
39. That's what
I'm here for.Copy !req
40. Looks like somebody
tried to bury this guyCopy !req
41. but you can't put
anything past
our furry friends.Copy !req
42. Looks like the chosen mode
of transportationCopy !req
43. was a duffel bag.Copy !req
44. Hey, what are you,
Steven Spielberg?Copy !req
45. Christmas cards.Copy !req
46. Just get it over
to the M.E.'s office, will you?Copy !req
47. It's like this placeCopy !req
48. is some kind
of alfresco crack house.Copy !req
49. Mr. McMann, have you
ever reported it?Copy !req
50. These people,
they're cockroaches.Copy !req
51. No matter how much you sprayCopy !req
52. they scurry back
when the lights go out.Copy !req
53. And what bought you
to this garden spotCopy !req
54. on such
a lovely morning?Copy !req
55. He chased Butch
and SundanceCopy !req
56. over there.Copy !req
57. Asked for cigarettes.Copy !req
58. Ran off with cake.Copy !req
59. Throw in whiskey,
you got a three-course meal.Copy !req
60. This reminds me
of science class.Copy !req
61. Reminds me of home.Copy !req
62. Home?Copy !req
63. I grew up
in the meat packing district.Copy !req
64. Well, this one
is definitely not bovine.Copy !req
65. Female... I'd say,
early to mid-20s.Copy !req
66. How long has she been
like this?Copy !req
67. Best guess—
a year, 15 months.Copy !req
68. Any signs of homicide?Copy !req
69. I doubt it was
an eating disorder.Copy !req
70. She took a mighty wallop
to the head.Copy !req
71. Whoa. She have any help
decomposing?Copy !req
72. Mother nature,
hungry rodents.Copy !req
73. Lye?Copy !req
74. Too soon to tell.Copy !req
75. Among her many problems...Copy !req
76. Well, was it
amputated?Copy !req
77. Not by anyone
with a license.Copy !req
78. The ulna was shattered.Copy !req
79. Well, there's another one
for the homicide theory.Copy !req
80. Have you ever seen
the rats on the West Side?Copy !req
81. They can rip the fender
off a Hummer.Copy !req
82. I've sent bone marrow samples
to the lab for DNA testing.Copy !req
83. Did you happen to find
any jewelry at the scene?Copy !req
84. No, but there's
some lovely furnitureCopy !req
85. if you're looking
for a bedroom set.Copy !req
86. There's discoloration
here on the boneCopy !req
87. which means a ring
was probably thereCopy !req
88. after she lost
all the weight.Copy !req
89. Missing personsCopy !req
90. give you anything.Copy !req
91. There wasn't much
on 20-year-old skeletonsCopy !req
92. with one arm.Copy !req
93. There were over
3,000 reported in
that age group.Copy !req
94. And that's assuming
she went missing
last year.Copy !req
95. Hey, it's Hell Kitchen.Copy !req
96. The Westies
used to cut off a handCopy !req
97. to use
for fingerprint plants.Copy !req
98. Not with women.Copy !req
99. Chivalry is still aliveCopy !req
100. and doing well
somewhere in the world.Copy !req
101. What about the ring?Copy !req
102. CSU came up empty.Copy !req
103. But we know
it was on her finger.Copy !req
104. Mm-hmm.Copy !req
105. Are you thinking
what I'm thinking?Copy !req
106. Hey, Trinidad!Copy !req
107. Hey, yo, hold up.Copy !req
108. Don't you two know
that it's impolite
to turn your backCopy !req
109. when somebody's trying
to talk to you?Copy !req
110. Oh, they missed that day
in charm school, Ed.Copy !req
111. So you figured out
who killed that lady?Copy !req
112. Lady?Copy !req
113. We should get this guyCopy !req
114. a job in the M.E.'s Office.Copy !req
115. How'd you know it was a lady,
Trinidad?Copy !req
116. One out of two.Copy !req
117. Oh, you're just
a lucky guesser?Copy !req
118. That's good, manCopy !req
119. because if you two
happened to have pulledCopy !req
120. a ring off that lady's
finger, that would be theftCopy !req
121. tampering with evidence
and trafficking in stolen goods.Copy !req
122. What ring?Copy !req
123. The one McMann,
from the storeCopy !req
124. saw you put in your pocket.Copy !req
125. Son of a bitch!Copy !req
126. How did he see us?Copy !req
127. Yo, shut up!Copy !req
128. You didn't talk
to McMannCopy !req
129. did you?Copy !req
130. Give it here.Copy !req
131. We'll be gone.
No harm done.Copy !req
132. You guys are cops.Copy !req
133. You ain't supposed
to lie.Copy !req
134. How many times I have
to tell you that, Detective?Copy !req
135. Now, be good.Copy !req
136. Yes, it's a Harry Winston.Copy !req
137. The "Princess Grace," actually.Copy !req
138. Semi-popular last year.Copy !req
139. We no longer sell it.Copy !req
140. The ring has a name?Copy !req
141. One has to distinguish it
somehow, doesn't one?Copy !req
142. Did you sell
a lot of these?Copy !req
143. Enough.
It went for only 40.Copy !req
144. With a price tag like thatCopy !req
145. I'll bet you keep a record
of the buyers.Copy !req
146. Computers...
don't you love 'em?Copy !req
147. Okay, how about
printing out a listCopy !req
148. of everyone that bought
one of these.Copy !req
149. Anything to help
the men in blue.Copy !req
150. There is no jeweler-client
confidentiality, is there?Copy !req
151. Today, please.Copy !req
152. Why do people waste
that much money?Copy !req
153. This coming
from Mr. Rolex.Copy !req
154. Hey, there's a big jumpCopy !req
155. between my Rolex
and that ring.Copy !req
156. You just don't get it,
do you?Copy !req
157. What, spending that
much on diamonds?Copy !req
158. No, I don't.Copy !req
159. You are so single.Copy !req
160. You know, jewelry
isn't just somethingCopy !req
161. for a woman to look at.Copy !req
162. It's a safety net.Copy !req
163. Oh, here we go.
Safety net?Copy !req
164. Yeah, something
they can fall back onCopy !req
165. when the man
in their lifeCopy !req
166. decides he wants
another life.Copy !req
167. Or drowns his in
a bottle of bourbon.Copy !req
168. Yeah,
something like that.Copy !req
169. Lennie, I know
a whole lot of womenCopy !req
170. that would kick you
in your jewelsCopy !req
171. for a theory like that.Copy !req
172. After they got
the rock.Copy !req
173. All I'm saying isCopy !req
174. these monied elite
are starting to bore me.Copy !req
175. Hey, I voted
for alphabetical.Copy !req
176. You're the one who
said you wanted
to go geographical.Copy !req
177. Okay.Copy !req
178. I apologize for eating
and talkingCopy !req
179. but I got a closing
in 20 minutes.Copy !req
180. It's not a problem.Copy !req
181. You know, I voted
for your dad.Copy !req
182. And he appreciated it.Copy !req
183. What can I do for you?Copy !req
184. Actually, we found this ring.Copy !req
185. My wife has one just like it.Copy !req
186. Has or had?Copy !req
187. Did something happen to her?Copy !req
188. No, I'm sure she's fine.Copy !req
189. It's just that we'd like
to actually seeCopy !req
190. her ring.Copy !req
191. Someone's selling knock-offs,
right?Copy !req
192. God bless American creativity.Copy !req
193. Janie, where's Ashley
this afternoon?Copy !req
194. Hold on a second.Copy !req
195. Let me check her schedule.Copy !req
196. They call it
"Killer Chocolate Cake"Copy !req
197. 'cause the wife
would kill me if she knew.Copy !req
198. High blood
sugar.Copy !req
199. Want a bite?Copy !req
200. I'm driving.Copy !req
201. She's having lunch at Parioli.Copy !req
202. Elie Tahari at 2:00.Copy !req
203. Thanks. There you go.Copy !req
204. She's all yours.Copy !req
205. Thanks for your time, sir.Copy !req
206. This couldn't have waited?Copy !req
207. You know what they say:
Time is money.Copy !req
208. And I'm paying Sven
more per hourCopy !req
209. than I pay my doctor.Copy !req
210. People wait months
for an appointment
with Sven, you know.Copy !req
211. You should see
the earringsCopy !req
212. Bradley bought me
last Christmas.Copy !req
213. Yeah, disposable
income'sCopy !req
214. got to be disposed, huh?Copy !req
215. "You got it, you go with it."Copy !req
216. That's what Bradley always says.Copy !req
217. Right after he spit out
that silver spoon.Copy !req
218. Bradley made his own money,
I'll have you know.Copy !req
219. He's a financial genius.Copy !req
220. We appreciate your time,
Mrs. Hagen.Copy !req
221. You wouldn't thinkCopy !req
222. that somebody that
lived over hereCopy !req
223. could pay 40 grand
for a ring.Copy !req
224. You know Watkins
over in the Two-One?Copy !req
225. That's the tall guy
with the thing?Copy !req
226. Six kids,
two bedrooms in QueensCopy !req
227. drives a Porsche to work
every morning.Copy !req
228. A Porsche,
I can understandCopy !req
229. but a ring?Copy !req
230. You said Three-D?Copy !req
231. Yeah, Kelly Sommers,
Three-D.Copy !req
232. No, it's
Alphonso Ruggerio.Copy !req
233. Well, maybe
she got hitched.Copy !req
234. Excuse me.Copy !req
235. Hey, do you live here?Copy !req
236. Yes, I do and no,
I won't let you in.Copy !req
237. Uh, we're the good guys.Copy !req
238. Oh, well, you never
know, you know?Copy !req
239. Actually, we're lookingCopy !req
240. for the woman that lives
in Three-D.Copy !req
241. Kelly?Copy !req
242. Is this a joke?Copy !req
243. Kelly Sommers?Copy !req
244. What, did she
get married, move?Copy !req
245. She died September 11.Copy !req
246. She was on the 89th floor
of the World Trade Center.Copy !req
247. Is it possible
the ring was stolen?Copy !req
248. It was never reported.Copy !req
249. So maybe this ring was
a false lead from the get go.Copy !req
250. Do we have a DNA test
on the skeleton yet?Copy !req
251. Still at the lab.Copy !req
252. Okay...Copy !req
253. first thing I want to knowCopy !req
254. was it really Kelly Sommers
at the bottom of that blast.Copy !req
255. Smiley, SokolCopy !req
256. Sommers...Copy !req
257. That's it. Kelly.Copy !req
258. VIP gives us...Copy !req
259. VIP?Copy !req
260. Victim Identification Profile.Copy !req
261. Born August 12, 1978.Copy !req
262. Blonde hair, green eyes.Copy !req
263. Worked at an investment bank
called Stewart Fells.Copy !req
264. 89th floor of Tower One.Copy !req
265. Her sister CaitlinCopy !req
266. reported her missing.Copy !req
267. Doesn't sound like enough
to issue a death certificate.Copy !req
268. Does a hand help?Copy !req
269. They uncovered
a hand.Copy !req
270. A left hand?Copy !req
271. That's rightCopy !req
272. just one of 20,000 other pieces
of human remains.Copy !req
273. And a few feet away
from the hand...Copy !req
274. a pocketbook filled
with all kinds of I.D.Copy !req
275. We matched DNA with hair from
a brush found in her apartment.Copy !req
276. She was my baby sister.Copy !req
277. We always thought
Kelly was the oneCopy !req
278. that might actually make it.Copy !req
279. Here, sweetie.Copy !req
280. We?Copy !req
281. There were five of us—
three boys, two girls.Copy !req
282. Mom died right after
Kel was born and Dad, well...Copy !req
283. he wasn't exactly
what you would call parental.Copy !req
284. Kelly was the only one of us
to go to college.Copy !req
285. She wanted to work
on Wall Street.Copy !req
286. She make a pretty good living?Copy !req
287. We didn't really talk about
things like that.Copy !req
288. She was so happy.
She was just engaged.Copy !req
289. Donald, a sweeter guy
you can't find.Copy !req
290. Did Donald buy Kelly
a ring like this?Copy !req
291. I never saw it.Copy !req
292. Kelly never really wore jewelry.Copy !req
293. You found this in the blast,
didn't you?Copy !req
294. Something like that.Copy !req
295. Well, I hope you find the family
of the person it belonged to.Copy !req
296. It looks expensive.Copy !req
297. Well, thank you for
your time, Mrs. Birch.Copy !req
298. One more thing:Copy !req
299. Kelly's fiance Donald,
what's his last name?Copy !req
300. Housman.
He's in computers.Copy !req
301. Thanks.Copy !req
302. I proposed August 11
at the Water Club.Copy !req
303. She started to cry.
So did I.Copy !req
304. So, yes, we were engaged
for exactly a month.Copy !req
305. I'm sorry.Copy !req
306. The worst thing is I never
got to say good-bye.Copy !req
307. I have to work late tonight,
Boo Boo.Copy !req
308. We'll talk tomorrow.
Love you. Bye.Copy !req
309. She called me Boo Boo.Copy !req
310. Stupid, huh?Copy !req
311. Was that the night before...Copy !req
312. I can't bring myself
to erase it.Copy !req
313. Did Kelly have a ring like this?Copy !req
314. We would've bought a house
before we wasted moneyCopy !req
315. on something like that.Copy !req
316. I should've gone
to her placeCopy !req
317. when she was done with work.Copy !req
318. We could've had a glass of wine.Copy !req
319. I would've spent the night.Copy !req
320. Did you ever see Kelly
wearing this ring?Copy !req
321. That I would notice.Copy !req
322. What is it
you do here exactly?Copy !req
323. We trade foreign currency.Copy !req
324. What, I'll give you
two drachmas for ten yen?Copy !req
325. Something like that.Copy !req
326. Was Kelly really
good at it?Copy !req
327. No, no,
Kelly wasn't a trader.Copy !req
328. She was my assistant.Copy !req
329. Assistant
as in secretary?Copy !req
330. This would've been her desk.Copy !req
331. I wasn't in the office
that morning.Copy !req
332. Root canal.Copy !req
333. How many people can say
their dentist saved their life?Copy !req
334. You don't think it's oddCopy !req
335. that not one of the survivors
at the companyCopy !req
336. can actually say
she was there that morning?Copy !req
337. Nobody can say
she wasn't, either.Copy !req
338. Look, all I'm saying—Copy !req
339. I know what
you're saying.Copy !req
340. There's nothing that provesCopy !req
341. that she died
in the Twin Towers.Copy !req
342. How about a left hand?Copy !req
343. How about a skeletonCopy !req
344. in Hell's Kitchen
that's missing one?Copy !req
345. You're a betting man.Copy !req
346. What kind of odds
would you give meCopy !req
347. that that hand doesn't
belong to that skeleton?Copy !req
348. That's not the point.Copy !req
349. The point isCopy !req
350. it's a lot easier to
take a hand downtownCopy !req
351. than it is to drag
a body uptown.Copy !req
352. Call me Sidney
the CynicCopy !req
353. but there have already
been 30 arrestsCopy !req
354. for 9-11 insurance fraud.Copy !req
355. And how about that upstanding
citizen who tried to rip offCopy !req
356. the stores in the promenade
under Tower One?Copy !req
357. All right, you ask the sister.Copy !req
358. I already told you,
I never saw that ring before.Copy !req
359. We understand.Copy !req
360. But we're actually
not hereCopy !req
361. about the ring.Copy !req
362. Uh... did your family
get money from the cityCopy !req
363. as reparation for your loss?Copy !req
364. Yes.Copy !req
365. What is this about?Copy !req
366. There's a chance that Kelly
didn't die in the Twin Towers.Copy !req
367. I can't believe this.Copy !req
368. Wait...Copy !req
369. you think that we liedCopy !req
370. about the way she died
to get the money?Copy !req
371. I didn't say that.Copy !req
372. Do you know what we
did with the money?Copy !req
373. We gave it to Donald.Copy !req
374. And do you know
what he did with it?Copy !req
375. He gave it to a fundCopy !req
376. for the families of the
cops and the firemen.Copy !req
377. Now pleaseCopy !req
378. just get out of here.Copy !req
379. Weekly deposits of $673.16.Copy !req
380. That sounds like salary
minus Uncle Sam's take.Copy !req
381. I got monthly
payments of $450.Copy !req
382. I mean, I guess
that's rent.Copy !req
383. When did Kelly buy that ring?Copy !req
384. That was July 1.Copy !req
385. Yeah, which means
it would show upCopy !req
386. on her August
credit card bill.Copy !req
387. Now does it seem
coincidental to youCopy !req
388. that she happened to make
four deposits of ten grand eachCopy !req
389. on July 20, 22,
24 and 27?Copy !req
390. Let me guess— cash.Copy !req
391. She didn't
buy the ringCopy !req
392. she just put it on her card.Copy !req
393. Somebody else
actually paid for it.Copy !req
394. Somebody didn't want
somebody else to know
about the purchase.Copy !req
395. Somebody who has a wife.Copy !req
396. Look at this.Copy !req
397. Credit card receipt.
September 10.Copy !req
398. Kelly charged dinner
at La Goulue.Copy !req
399. Sounds expensive.Copy !req
400. You actually expect me
to rememberCopy !req
401. who ate here
over a year ago?Copy !req
402. Well, she may have
been a regular.Copy !req
403. I'm sorry.Copy !req
404. Can we talk to your waitresses?Copy !req
405. Sure.Copy !req
406. But I would appreciate
if you could waitCopy !req
407. until after the dinner hour.Copy !req
408. We bake it all ourselves.Copy !req
409. I bet that'll put
a couple pounds on you.Copy !req
410. We call it
Killer Chocolate.Copy !req
411. Really?Copy !req
412. You want to indict a guy
because of a dessert?Copy !req
413. Well, it is
"killer" chocolate cake.Copy !req
414. For you.Copy !req
415. Bradley Hagen's father
ran for governor.Copy !req
416. He's has a brother
in the state senateCopy !req
417. another on the city council.Copy !req
418. Kelly Sommers couldn't
afford that ringCopy !req
419. or that restaurant.Copy !req
420. It just so happensCopy !req
421. that Hagen dines at
the restaurant regularlyCopy !req
422. and purchased
the same ring.Copy !req
423. For his wife.Copy !req
424. I knew a guy only dated
women named Mary.Copy !req
425. Kept things simple.Copy !req
426. His LUDs?Copy !req
427. He never called her home
or her office.Copy !req
428. What about hers?Copy !req
429. The same.Copy !req
430. Well, that pretty much
makes this a slam dunk.Copy !req
431. They're having
an affair, Lieu.Copy !req
432. She's engaged, he's married.
They're both careful.Copy !req
433. I should've been
so careful.Copy !req
434. But you didn't have e-mail.Copy !req
435. Bingo.Copy !req
436. Damn, this guy keeps busy.Copy !req
437. Problem is, we need
last year's e-mails.Copy !req
438. Let me explain
it to you.Copy !req
439. There's all this information
floating around out there.Copy !req
440. Even if you erase it from your
hard drive it's still out thereCopy !req
441. waiting for someone like me
to pluck it downCopy !req
442. like it was an apple
on a tree.Copy !req
443. Keep on plucking.Copy !req
444. You want e-mail sent
or received?Copy !req
445. Both.Copy !req
446. I'm glad she's
on our side.Copy !req
447. "I'm sorry I had to cancel
last night.Copy !req
448. "I hope you'll forgive me.Copy !req
449. "All I think about
is our time together.Copy !req
450. Love forever, Bradley."Copy !req
451. And she writes backCopy !req
452. "I told you,
things can't stay the same.Copy !req
453. We'll discuss it
at dinner. Kelly."Copy !req
454. She's getting ready for
the "dump the wifeCopy !req
455. or else I go public" speech.Copy !req
456. She wrote it the day
before she died.Copy !req
457. That's right.Copy !req
458. In the Trade Center
courtesy of Osama bin Laden.Copy !req
459. The perimeter
wasn't establishedCopy !req
460. on 9-11 until 5:00 p.m.Copy !req
461. Before that, anyone could've
gotten close enoughCopy !req
462. to dump the evidence.Copy !req
463. Do we have a DNA match?Copy !req
464. They're still working on it.Copy !req
465. So we're basing
all of this on a ring?Copy !req
466. It's a hell of a ring.Copy !req
467. Bring him in...Copy !req
468. for questioning only.Copy !req
469. Come on, guys, it's not like
I'm the first man on the planetCopy !req
470. to step out on his wife.Copy !req
471. And you ain't the first man
whose mistressCopy !req
472. ended up dead, either.Copy !req
473. What, the Trade Center's
my fault, too?Copy !req
474. No.Copy !req
475. But we don't think
she died in the Trade Center.Copy !req
476. You're saying what?Copy !req
477. We found a skeletonCopy !req
478. dumped in a lot
in Hell's KitchenCopy !req
479. that very well may be
Kelly Sommers.Copy !req
480. That's impossible.Copy !req
481. It had a ring
that you paid for.Copy !req
482. I'm sure I'm not the only one
who bought that ring.Copy !req
483. No, you're not.Copy !req
484. But it just so happens
that everybody else has theirs.Copy !req
485. What happened, Kelly start
to put a little pressure on?Copy !req
486. I have a wife
and three children.Copy !req
487. I'm not going to announce
my affair on the tickerCopy !req
488. in Times Square.Copy !req
489. I loved Kelly.Copy !req
490. What reason in the world would
I have for wanting her dead?Copy !req
491. Maybe she wasn't opposed to
that Times Square ticker thing.Copy !req
492. You were with her
the night of September 10.Copy !req
493. We had dinner.Copy !req
494. I dropped her off
at her apartment, that's it.Copy !req
495. They found her hand,
for God sakes.Copy !req
496. And you caught a break.Copy !req
497. Kelly never got the chance
to break the news to the missus.Copy !req
498. He doesn't look like
a murderer.Copy !req
499. Why is that, because
his mother's in the DAR?Copy !req
500. No, because he hasn't once
asked for his lawyer.Copy !req
501. Without more, we can't indict.Copy !req
502. Hell, we can't even prove
there was a murder.Copy !req
503. We can now.Copy !req
504. DNA says the skeleton
uptown and Kelly SommersCopy !req
505. are one in the same.Copy !req
506. Let him go.Copy !req
507. I'll talk to McCoy.Copy !req
508. The theory is
that Bradley HagenCopy !req
509. killed Kelly Sommers
uptownCopy !req
510. on the night
of September 10Copy !req
511. then awoke to find
that the terroristsCopy !req
512. had given him
the perfect out.Copy !req
513. Because she threatened
to expose their affair?Copy !req
514. Well, she implied it
in her e-mail.Copy !req
515. Arresting a Hagen
in New YorkCopy !req
516. is like arresting a Kennedy
in Cambridge.Copy !req
517. We'll need more
than implication.Copy !req
518. Is that cigar smokeCopy !req
519. from the old boys' club
I smell, Arthur?Copy !req
520. No, it's a healthy whiff
of old-fashioned pragmatism.Copy !req
521. But the press will run
with cronyism.Copy !req
522. It's no secret the Hagens
supported your election.Copy !req
523. The press doesn't know that
some nitwit in a black robeCopy !req
524. might toss the e-mail
as a violationCopy !req
525. of Bradley Hagen's
privacy.Copy !req
526. Don't you think—Copy !req
527. I think
inter-league playCopy !req
528. disrupted the moral fiber
of this nation.Copy !req
529. I thinkRoe v. Wade
was wrongly decided.Copy !req
530. And I think if you indict
someone named Hagen on my watchCopy !req
531. you damn well
better convict him.Copy !req
532. So we turn the other cheek
because of who he is?Copy !req
533. As a matter
of fact, yes.Copy !req
534. Unless you come up
with something moreCopy !req
535. than a chunk of chocolate cake
and an epistle from cyberspace.Copy !req
536. CSU has been up
and down that lot.Copy !req
537. There's nothing there.Copy !req
538. The duffel bag?Copy !req
539. Standard issue.Copy !req
540. They sell it at every
sporting goods store
on the east coast.Copy !req
541. Hey, there's always
slap the cuffs onCopy !req
542. and see if we can scare
a confession out of him.Copy !req
543. I don't think so.Copy !req
544. What, the new boss
plays by the rules?Copy !req
545. Yeah, his own.Copy !req
546. Kelly's personal items—Copy !req
547. the stuff in her apartment,
what happened to it?Copy !req
548. Family's got it.Copy !req
549. Want to come?Copy !req
550. Actually, the sister's
not too crazy about us.Copy !req
551. I think you'd be
better off alone.Copy !req
552. Later.
See you.Copy !req
553. Kelly was always one grade
behind me in school.Copy !req
554. When she was a junior,
I gave her a copyCopy !req
555. of the chemistry examCopy !req
556. my teacher gave me
the year before.Copy !req
557. You know,
to help her study.Copy !req
558. Well, it turned out,
the teacher gave Kelly's classCopy !req
559. the exact same
exam.Copy !req
560. So she had all the answers.Copy !req
561. She felt so guilty...
that she wentCopy !req
562. to the teacher and she told
her what happened.Copy !req
563. A person like that does not have
an affair with a married man.Copy !req
564. A person like that does not
cheat on her fiance.Copy !req
565. Maybe she was embarrassed,
Caitlin.Copy !req
566. I'm her sister.Copy !req
567. Why would she keep
secrets from me?Copy !req
568. Because you're
her sister.Copy !req
569. Sometimes the hardest people
to expose your flaws toCopy !req
570. are the ones you love the most.Copy !req
571. Well, I don't know what
you expect to find.Copy !req
572. Neither do I.Copy !req
573. The left side
is Kelly's.Copy !req
574. She had good taste.Copy !req
575. Did you ever wonder how she
could afford clothes like this?Copy !req
576. She worked on Wall Street.Copy !req
577. I didn't know.Copy !req
578. Is this...?Copy !req
579. No.Copy !req
580. The FBI kept the one
they found in the rubble.Copy !req
581. Photos, things like that,
I gave to Donald.Copy !req
582. I've been through
the 12 stages of grief,
Miss Southerlyn.Copy !req
583. Nobody told me I was going to
have to start all over again.Copy !req
584. I know how you
feel, Mister...Copy !req
585. No, you don't.Copy !req
586. I'm sorry.Copy !req
587. It's just...
when you mournCopy !req
588. you try to start
your life over.Copy !req
589. The world goes
'round, right?Copy !req
590. Leah and I met
in a group.Copy !req
591. My brother was in
Ladder 66.Copy !req
592. I'm sorry.Copy !req
593. The emptiness—Copy !req
594. it still hasn't gone away.Copy !req
595. We try to tell ourselves
it was fate.Copy !req
596. I knew Kelly better
than anyone.Copy !req
597. I don't care what
the e-mail says.Copy !req
598. There's no way she was
having an affair.Copy !req
599. If I could see her belongings.Copy !req
600. Sure.Copy !req
601. I didn't know
what to do with them.Copy !req
602. I put them in storage.Copy !req
603. I'll give you the key.Copy !req
604. The people that knew her bestCopy !req
605. seem to prefer that she was
killed in a terrorist attack.Copy !req
606. There's something
to be said for closure.Copy !req
607. That's a better
theory than mine.Copy !req
608. Which is?Copy !req
609. They saw something heroicCopy !req
610. in being killed
in the Trade Center.Copy !req
611. It's been a long day.Copy !req
612. What exactly are
we looking for?Copy !req
613. I wish I knew.Copy !req
614. She liked to read.Copy !req
615. Yeah, she also liked
to ski—Copy !req
616. go to the beach, the zoo...Copy !req
617. Hey, Ed.Copy !req
618. Hmm?Copy !req
619. Look at this.Copy !req
620. Oh, that's the girl
from Kelly's building.Copy !req
621. This is the one
that told us she died.Copy !req
622. She was friendly with
her neighbors, so what?Copy !req
623. Well, I'm just
guessing hereCopy !req
624. but I assume that
there are thingsCopy !req
625. a woman will tell
a girlfriendCopy !req
626. that she wouldn't tell her
family or even her fiance.Copy !req
627. You should have seen her
when Donald proposed.Copy !req
628. It was like
Cinderella or something.Copy !req
629. You couldn't get her
off the ceiling.Copy !req
630. What about
Bradley Hagen?Copy !req
631. Donald was like a rock,
you know?Copy !req
632. Bradley— a thunderbolt.Copy !req
633. I saw the ring.Copy !req
634. Yeah, well, he bought
her stuff, but...Copy !req
635. She didn't love him?Copy !req
636. She could have,
if he didn't have
a wife and kids.Copy !req
637. That he'd never leave.Copy !req
638. No. Just the opposite.Copy !req
639. Bradley would have left
his wife in a second.Copy !req
640. Kelly wouldn't let him.Copy !req
641. She didn't want to be
responsibleCopy !req
642. for breaking up
a family.Copy !req
643. She felt bad
for the kids.Copy !req
644. She told him she just
wanted to be friends.Copy !req
645. Bradley didn't like
that idea?Copy !req
646. You don't say no
to Bradley Hagen.Copy !req
647. That night,
the night before...Copy !req
648. she was going
to tell him at dinnerCopy !req
649. that it was over
once and for all.Copy !req
650. Did you see her
when she came home?Copy !req
651. Well, I saw her
from my windowCopy !req
652. in Bradley's Mercedes,
around 10:00.Copy !req
653. She started to get outCopy !req
654. but he must have convinced
her to get back inCopy !req
655. because they drove offCopy !req
656. and I didn't see
them come back.Copy !req
657. Might have been late.Copy !req
658. I know Kelly.Copy !req
659. I knew she'd want to talk.Copy !req
660. I told her to come byCopy !req
661. no matter how late
she got home.Copy !req
662. Kelly wasn't
threateningCopy !req
663. to expose their
affair, Jack.Copy !req
664. She wanted to
call it off.Copy !req
665. That's what the e-mail
was referring to.Copy !req
666. She was dumping him and
he couldn't handle it.Copy !req
667. This girl is credible?Copy !req
668. She has no
reason to lie.Copy !req
669. Hagen said he dropped
her off at home.Copy !req
670. She saw them drive off.Copy !req
671. Doesn't mean he didn't
bring her home later.Copy !req
672. She was dumping
her lover, Jack.Copy !req
673. Believe me, she'd want to
talk to somebody about it.Copy !req
674. And Molly was the only one
who knew about the affair.Copy !req
675. Hagen lied to the cops.Copy !req
676. Doesn't prove
he killed her.Copy !req
677. Two years ago, he had an
affair with a secretaryCopy !req
678. and fired her when she
tried to break it off.Copy !req
679. She had to get a restraining
order against him.Copy !req
680. He can't stand to lose, Jack.Copy !req
681. Call Van Buren.Copy !req
682. What about Branch?Copy !req
683. There comes a time
in every political lifeCopy !req
684. when a man has to risk
getting a couple over easyCopy !req
685. right in the kisser.Copy !req
686. Not again.Copy !req
687. I got a game up
in Westchester
in 30 minutes.Copy !req
688. Well, that's
a two-stroke penaltyCopy !req
689. for missing your tee time.Copy !req
690. Bradley Hagen,
you're under arrestCopy !req
691. for the murder
of Kelly Sommers.Copy !req
692. What?Copy !req
693. You have the right
to remain silent.Copy !req
694. Anything you say,
can and will beCopy !req
695. used against you
in a court of law.Copy !req
696. You have the right
to an attorney.Copy !req
697. If you cannot
afford one...Copy !req
698. Docket number 27465.Copy !req
699. People v. Bradley Hagen.Copy !req
700. Charge is Murder,
Second Degree.Copy !req
701. How do you plead?Copy !req
702. Not guilty.Copy !req
703. Hagen, I voted
against your father.Copy !req
704. I move that you
recuse yourself,
Your Honor.Copy !req
705. Don't pop a gasket, Counselor.Copy !req
706. I voted for both his brothers.Copy !req
707. People request the defendant
be remandedCopy !req
708. without bail, Your Honor.Copy !req
709. What are we having today,
a special on chutzpah?Copy !req
710. Bail is set at $500,000.Copy !req
711. Do you have that
on you, Mr. HagenCopy !req
712. or do you need
a few minutes?Copy !req
713. Your Honor...Copy !req
714. I was joking, Counselor.Copy !req
715. Next.Copy !req
716. Docket number 28571.Copy !req
717. People v. Ryan Benson.Copy !req
718. You know I didn't do this.Copy !req
719. Well, we'll have to see
what a jury thinks.Copy !req
720. Yes, we will.Copy !req
721. And we'll also see how
your new boss reactsCopy !req
722. He throws a couple of bucks
in the potCopy !req
723. and expects me to fold
like a blue-haired grandmaCopy !req
724. in Atlantic City.Copy !req
725. Problem is, if we lose,
the press will say
it's political.Copy !req
726. And if we win...Copy !req
727. What do you mean "if"?Copy !req
728. This isn't by any
means a sure thing.Copy !req
729. First off, all
of our evidenceCopy !req
730. is derived from
intercepted e-mailCopy !req
731. which Hobart's already
moved to excludeCopy !req
732. as a violation
to Hagen's right
to privacy.Copy !req
733. That's nonsense.Copy !req
734. Only there's case law
that says it may not be.Copy !req
735. Let me ask you something,
Serena—Copy !req
736. when I said what I did
aboutRoe v. Wadebeing wrongCopy !req
737. what did you think?Copy !req
738. No holds barred?Copy !req
739. Pull no punches.Copy !req
740. That you let
your religious beliefsCopy !req
741. cloud your legal judgment.Copy !req
742. The reason I disagree withRoe
has nothing to doCopy !req
743. with going to church on Sunday.Copy !req
744. That's a bad decision because
it's based on a legal fictionCopy !req
745. better known as the
right to privacy.Copy !req
746. Now, you go ahead and show meCopy !req
747. where the framers mention
the word "privacy."Copy !req
748. You can't,
because it's not in there.Copy !req
749. The Burger Court
said that...Copy !req
750. Yeah, the penumbraCopy !req
751. of the Fourteenth Amendment.Copy !req
752. Judicial hocus-pocus.Copy !req
753. Acting like politicians
instead of justices.Copy !req
754. The Constitution is what
it says it is and nothing more.Copy !req
755. And you can rewriteCopy !req
756. judicial historyCopy !req
757. when you're appointed
to the Supreme Court.Copy !req
758. God willing.Copy !req
759. They logged on and
swiped my client'sCopy !req
760. personal letters without
his knowledgeCopy !req
761. and, more importantly,
without a search warrant.Copy !req
762. He had an expectation
of privacy.Copy !req
763. It is literally
impossibleCopy !req
764. that Mr. Hagen
had an expectation of privacyCopy !req
765. in letters sent by Ms. Sommers.Copy !req
766. What about the letters
he sent to her?Copy !req
767. Those are analogous to an open
letter found on the street.Copy !req
768. Not in this country, it's not.Copy !req
769. The Constitution
provides every personCopy !req
770. with the fundamental
right to privacy.Copy !req
771. If counsel is referring to
GriswoldandRoeCopy !req
772. the court limited
fundamental rightsCopy !req
773. to those of personal autonomyCopy !req
774. such as abortion
and birth control.Copy !req
775. That's a far cry
from love letters.Copy !req
776. Is it.Copy !req
777. The fact that the ConstitutionCopy !req
778. explicitly protects some rights
and not othersCopy !req
779. necessarily suggests
that the framersCopy !req
780. did notintend
to protect those rightsCopy !req
781. they chose to omitCopy !req
782. theychoseto omit privacyCopy !req
783. therefore, it must be
a legal fiction.Copy !req
784. You've been reading your
new boss's books, Mr. McCoy.Copy !req
785. So have I.Copy !req
786. The letters are in.Copy !req
787. Your Honor!Copy !req
788. Congratulations,
Mr. Hobart.Copy !req
789. You've got grounds
for appeal.Copy !req
790. You won.Copy !req
791. You should be
celebrating.Copy !req
792. I didn't believe a word
I said in there.Copy !req
793. I can't believeCopy !req
794. the judge bought it.Copy !req
795. The law should be stable
but never stand still.Copy !req
796. That was written over the
entrance of my Con Law class.Copy !req
797. Today, I argued
that the ConstitutionCopy !req
798. should not only stop dead
in its tracksCopy !req
799. it should revert back
two centuries.Copy !req
800. Well, that's the difference
between school and real life.Copy !req
801. Cards on the table.Copy !req
802. You think the cops overstepped
the Constitutional bounds?Copy !req
803. I think a lot's changed
since 9-11.Copy !req
804. Yeah.Copy !req
805. When was the last time
you saw Kelly?Copy !req
806. September 11 was Tuesday,
we had coffee Monday morning.Copy !req
807. How many times a week would
you say you say each other?Copy !req
808. Depended on work.Copy !req
809. Hers or yours?Copy !req
810. Hers, mostly.Copy !req
811. But however busy we wereCopy !req
812. we tried to have breakfastCopy !req
813. at a coffee shop
that's near both our offices.Copy !req
814. Actually,
that's where we first met.Copy !req
815. On the morning
of September 11,
did you and KellyCopy !req
816. have breakfast together?Copy !req
817. No.Copy !req
818. Why not?Copy !req
819. She didn't show up.Copy !req
820. So you don't know
if she went to work
that morning, do you?Copy !req
821. No.Copy !req
822. Is that the first timeCopy !req
823. Kelly didn't show up for
breakfast, Mr. Housman?Copy !req
824. No, uh, sometimes
her boss wanted
her in early.Copy !req
825. So you didn't think twice
about it when she didn't show.Copy !req
826. No, not really.Copy !req
827. I'll show you what I'll call
Defendant's Exhibit Four.Copy !req
828. Oh, my God...Copy !req
829. Approach.Copy !req
830. Let me have that.Copy !req
831. No way, Your Honor.Copy !req
832. This is only meant
to outrage the jury.Copy !req
833. My client's defense
is that the deceased diedCopy !req
834. when the Towers came down—
this is evidence.Copy !req
835. Evidence to make
the jury throw up?Copy !req
836. Rule of thumb: in my court,
that's inadmissible.Copy !req
837. We'll call this
Defendant's Five.Copy !req
838. Do you recognize it,
Mr. Housman?Copy !req
839. Yes. It's Kelly's purse.Copy !req
840. The one she has with her
every morning when youCopy !req
841. have breakfast
before work?Copy !req
842. Yes. That's right.Copy !req
843. So this would be
Kelly's lipstick, then?Copy !req
844. Yes.Copy !req
845. This would be Kelly's
driver's license?Copy !req
846. Objection.Copy !req
847. Her compact?Copy !req
848. Your Honor...Copy !req
849. Her keys?Copy !req
850. Enough, Counselor.Copy !req
851. Go ahead, Mr. Housman,
take it.Copy !req
852. Could you read
what's printedCopy !req
853. on the yellow tag
attached to the strap?Copy !req
854. "Found 112 yards northeast
of Church and Vesey."Copy !req
855. Thank you,
Mr. Housman.Copy !req
856. A terrible thing
happened to this countryCopy !req
857. on September 11.Copy !req
858. It affected some of us
more than others.Copy !req
859. You have my heartfelt sympathy.Copy !req
860. The basic structure of DNA
is actually quite simple.Copy !req
861. There are four
basic molecules:Copy !req
862. Adenine, thiamine, cytosine
and guanine.Copy !req
863. The DNA in a single cellCopy !req
864. contains an individual's
entire genetic blueprint.Copy !req
865. And no two blueprints
are identical.Copy !req
866. That is correct.Copy !req
867. Did there come a time
when you analyzed the DNACopy !req
868. taken from the bone
marrow of a Jane DoeCopy !req
869. a skeleton previously
marked Exhibit ACopy !req
870. at the behestCopy !req
871. of the Medical Examiner's
Office?Copy !req
872. Yes.Copy !req
873. And what did you discover?Copy !req
874. That the skeletal Jane Doe
was, in fact, Kelly Sommers.Copy !req
875. Thank you, Doctor.Copy !req
876. Are you aware, Doctor,
that Jane Doe was discoveredCopy !req
877. in a vacant lot
in that area of townCopy !req
878. known as Hell's Kitchen?Copy !req
879. Yes. I've read the
complete file on
Ms. Sommers.Copy !req
880. Let's just call her Jane Doe
for the present, shall we?Copy !req
881. I show you Defendant's
Exhibit Six.Copy !req
882. Do you recognize it?Copy !req
883. Yes. It's a DNA matchCopy !req
884. performed by
Dr. Howard Fineberg.Copy !req
885. And Dr. Fineberg concluded
that DNA, taken from a handCopy !req
886. found in the rubble
of the Trade CenterCopy !req
887. was identical to that
of Kelly Sommers,
isn't that correct?Copy !req
888. Yes.Copy !req
889. You just testifiedCopy !req
890. that the same DNA was taken
from a skeletonCopy !req
891. found several miles away.Copy !req
892. Um, suppose, Doctor— just
suppose— that the hand foundCopy !req
893. at the Trade CenterCopy !req
894. didnotcome from
the body found in
Hell's Kitchen.Copy !req
895. What would that mean?Copy !req
896. That a hundred years
of accepted science was wrong.Copy !req
897. No more questions.Copy !req
898. We had dinner together
the night before she died.Copy !req
899. We decided to end
our relationship.Copy !req
900. And whose decision
was that?Copy !req
901. It was mutual.Copy !req
902. I was married.Copy !req
903. I love my wife and children.Copy !req
904. And after dinner?Copy !req
905. At first I
drove her home...Copy !req
906. but then we wentCopy !req
907. to the Plaza for a drink,
after which I took her home.Copy !req
908. And what time
was that?Copy !req
909. It was nearly midnight.Copy !req
910. How did she end up dead
in Hell's Kitchen?Copy !req
911. She didn't. It's impossible.Copy !req
912. All I know is I saw her
enter her buildingCopy !req
913. then I drove off.Copy !req
914. Now I know why Hobart put a
biochemist on his witness list.Copy !req
915. He's scrambling.Copy !req
916. He can't possibly
expect the juryCopy !req
917. to toss out
well-established science.Copy !req
918. The fact is,
scientists start babbling onCopy !req
919. about the double helixCopy !req
920. and the jury starts thinking
about lunch.Copy !req
921. Hobart's going to put Mrs. Hagen
on the standCopy !req
922. and she'll say her husband's a
bastard and she's divorcing himCopy !req
923. but he was home in bed with her
at 12:30 on the tenth.Copy !req
924. That carries more weight
with a juryCopy !req
925. than a thousand Ph.D's
in biochemistry.Copy !req
926. Actually, the Hagen women
stand by their men.Copy !req
927. It's part of their vows.Copy !req
928. I promise to honor,
respect, obeyCopy !req
929. and let you run around with
as many women as you want.Copy !req
930. Even if he kills them.Copy !req
931. Well, they're not
that picky.Copy !req
932. So, good news first,
or bad?Copy !req
933. Might as well get
it over with.Copy !req
934. Hobart called me.Copy !req
935. He says he has a witnessCopy !req
936. that definitely
puts Kelly SommersCopy !req
937. in the Trade Center on 9-11.Copy !req
938. Only we have DNA that proves she
was nowhere near Wall Street.Copy !req
939. But if the jury
buys his storyCopy !req
940. that casts doubt
on all DNA evidenceCopy !req
941. we'd be in for an avalanche
of appeals.Copy !req
942. The call is a threat:Copy !req
943. Drop the case or watch
the system crumble.Copy !req
944. There you have it.Copy !req
945. The good news:
I hung up on the S.O.B.Copy !req
946. What happened to the old
Southern hospitality?Copy !req
947. Hey, I may look like
a poor country lawyerCopy !req
948. but I been in this town
for over 20 years.Copy !req
949. Surprise witnesses went out
with the pillory, Your Honor.Copy !req
950. The statute requires notice.Copy !req
951. What can I do?
The witness just came forward.Copy !req
952. And how does your Mr. Paulson
enlighten this proceeding?Copy !req
953. He saw Kelly Sommers
in the lobbyCopy !req
954. of the Trade Center
on the morning of the eleventh.Copy !req
955. The DNA evidence proves
that's impossible.Copy !req
956. Everyone in this room knows
Mr. Paulson must be mistaken.Copy !req
957. Fortunately, everyone in
this room doesn't count.Copy !req
958. Unfortunately, he's right.Copy !req
959. I'll give you a day
to talk to this Mr. Paulson.Copy !req
960. I worked at the newsstand
in the lobby of Tower One.Copy !req
961. I was there over ten years.Copy !req
962. That's a lot of people
you saw there on a daily basis.Copy !req
963. You don't know.Copy !req
964. But Ms. Sommers,
that one I remember.Copy !req
965. Always with the smile.
Always with the exact change.Copy !req
966. And a "Hi, how are you,
Arnold?"Copy !req
967. And you'd swearCopy !req
968. on your life you saw her
on the morning of 9-11.Copy !req
969. On my life...?Copy !req
970. But I'm pretty sure.Copy !req
971. That's funny, Mr. Paulson,
because most people rememberCopy !req
972. every little detail
about that morning.Copy !req
973. Jack, I think
we can letCopy !req
974. Mr. Paulson go now.Copy !req
975. Thank you, Mr. Paulson.Copy !req
976. Serena...Copy !req
977. I'm sure about
this, Jack.Copy !req
978. It's been a pleasure.Copy !req
979. Kelly's purse: it had a compact,
a lipstick, a driver's licenseCopy !req
980. it didn't have any change.Copy !req
981. Maybe she did pay
for a newspaper.Copy !req
982. I don't think so.Copy !req
983. The bag they found at the Trade
Center was an evening bag.Copy !req
984. A bag a woman takes to workCopy !req
985. it has a phone book, a date bookCopy !req
986. a pen.Copy !req
987. The rescue workers found the bagCopy !req
988. she took to dinner
the night beforeCopy !req
989. not the one she usually
took to work in the morning.Copy !req
990. Which I saw
in her sister's closet.Copy !req
991. The thing is, her fiance
testified under oathCopy !req
992. that the evening bag is the one
she takes to work every day.Copy !req
993. He's lying, Jack.Copy !req
994. I don't suppose he has any more
right to privacy than HagenCopy !req
995. but make my day— get a warrant.Copy !req
996. This guy's good.Copy !req
997. He designs software
for a living.Copy !req
998. Well, he's got me stumped.Copy !req
999. I'm into the company data bank,
but because of his firewallCopy !req
1000. I'm going to need a password
to hit his personal file.Copy !req
1001. Try "son of a bitch."Copy !req
1002. No...Copy !req
1003. try "Boo Boo."Copy !req
1004. Like, in Yogi?Copy !req
1005. Just try it.Copy !req
1006. It's her pet
name for him.Copy !req
1007. Oh, yeah. He's good.Copy !req
1008. Print them all out.Copy !req
1009. Hope I was okay on the stand.Copy !req
1010. You were fine.Copy !req
1011. I told you, honey.Copy !req
1012. No, I asked you
to come down hereCopy !req
1013. because I wanted to ask you
to search your memoryCopy !req
1014. for anything that might help
prove Hagen's affair with Kelly.Copy !req
1015. I'd tell you if
I remembered anything.Copy !req
1016. Even if it hurt?Copy !req
1017. Of course.Copy !req
1018. Because your fiancee
cheating on youCopy !req
1019. that would certainly
hurt a lot.Copy !req
1020. I still don't
believe she would.Copy !req
1021. That's interesting...Copy !req
1022. because it appearsCopy !req
1023. you read
all about it.Copy !req
1024. Where did you get that?Copy !req
1025. The question should be:
"Where didyouget it?"Copy !req
1026. I don't know
what you're talking about.Copy !req
1027. We took this off your computer.Copy !req
1028. You knew all about
Kelly's affair
with Bradley Hagen.Copy !req
1029. This is my e-mail.Copy !req
1030. Donald loves
to surf the Net...Copy !req
1031. but somehow, he keeps ending up
in his lover's e-mail.Copy !req
1032. Let me ask you,
Mr. Housman—Copy !req
1033. the money
you receivedCopy !req
1034. as compensation
for Kelly's death—Copy !req
1035. what did you do with it?Copy !req
1036. I gave it to the Police
and Fireman's Relief Fund.Copy !req
1037. That's interesting,
because they haveCopy !req
1038. no record of it.Copy !req
1039. I mean, don't you think
that someone would recordCopy !req
1040. a $43,000 donation?Copy !req
1041. That's a nice
ring, Leah.Copy !req
1042. Mr. Housman
give it to you?Copy !req
1043. Let me guess: he gave
it to you in mid-March.Copy !req
1044. How did you know?Copy !req
1045. It might have something to doCopy !req
1046. with the timing of the check
Mr. Housman receivedCopy !req
1047. as reparations for the
loss of his finacee.Copy !req
1048. Oh, my God!Copy !req
1049. She cheated.Copy !req
1050. She said she'd marry me,
but she cheated.Copy !req
1051. She tried to deny it,
but no, I-I knew.Copy !req
1052. I knew.Copy !req
1053. He had money, but I loved her.Copy !req
1054. (sobbing):
I'm sorry, I just...Copy !req
1055. Leah, please...Copy !req
1056. You have an attorney,
Mr. Housman?Copy !req
1057. Bradley Hagen sent me
a case of champagne.Copy !req
1058. Doesn't matter
what they sayCopy !req
1059. as long as they're
talking about you.Copy !req
1060. I sent it back.Copy !req
1061. Housman's attorney's
called three times
for a sit-down.Copy !req
1062. Let him sweat a little.Copy !req
1063. I never knew men could beCopy !req
1064. so insecure.Copy !req
1065. I once followed a girlfriend
to a party, just to be sure.Copy !req
1066. In law school, I ate
at the undergrad cafeteriaCopy !req
1067. to keep an eye
on a certain someone...Copy !req
1068. until she spotted me,
that is.Copy !req
1069. And what'd you do then?Copy !req
1070. I gave her a ring.Copy !req
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UNIVERSAL NETWORK TELEVISIONCopy !req