Law & Order 1x7

1. THE POLICE,

2. WHO PROSECUTE THE OFFENDERS.

3. THESE ARE THEIR STORIES.

4. YOU KNOW, THIS S.R.O.

5. IT'S UP ON 113th STREET.

6. MUFFLED-LIKE, GOING, "HELP! HELP!"

7. BUT INSIDE SOMEPLACE.

8. WE SEARCH.

9. WE CAN'T FIND THIS GUY.

10. I MEAN, THIS ROOM IS MAYBE 12 BY 12.

11. THERE'S NOT A LOT OF SPACE TO HIDE.

12. CAN'T FIND HIM

13. TO THE CEILING.

14. HEY! HEY!

15. SOMETHING DOWN THERE.

16. I THINK IT'S A GUY OR SOMETHING.

17. I DON'T KNOW.

18. HE'S DEAD OR HURT.

19. OH, MY GOD.

20. SOMEBODY...

21. RIGHT DOWN THERE.

22. BACK HERE?

23. IT'S RIGHT OVER HERE.

24. AT FIRST, I THOUGHT IT WAS A GLOVE OR SOMETHING.

25. AND, UH...

26. LOOK AT IT.

27. Walkie-talkie: 186 Lincoln...

28. READY TO LIFT?

29. YEAH.

30. GO.

31. HE'S HURT PRETTY BAD, BUT HE'S NOT DEAD.

32. I.D.?

33. NOPE, NOTHING ON HIM.

34. HEY, BOBBY, MAKE SURE YOU BAG IT ALL.

35. HE GOING TO WAKE UP?

36. THE NURSES' POOL SAYS NO.

37. HOW MUCH IS IN THE POT?

38. UH, 30 BUCKS.

39. IF THEY WERE SURE, THERE WOULD BE A HUNDRED.

40. HE'S GOT A SHOT.

41. LET ME SHOW YOU.

42. THERE'S A HAIRLINE FRACTURE

43. AND SUBDURAL HEMATOMA.

44. BAD ENOUGH, BUT IT LOOKS WORSE THAN IT IS.

45. RIGHT, JUST A LOVE TAP.

46. THEY WEREN'T TRYING TO KILL HIM.

47. FIND THAT COMFORTING.

48. THE HEAD ISN'T AS BAD AS THE HEART ATTACK.

49. HEART ATTACK?

50. CAUSED BY THE BLOW?

51. IMPOSSIBLE TO TELL.

52. THE HEART ATTACK FIRST.

53. BUT THERE IS ONE ODD THING.

54. YEAH?

55. WERE ON BACKWARDS.

56. IS THAT?

57. GLASS EYE.

58. GARBAGE.

59. HEY, LISTEN TO THIS.

60. WHEN I WORKED THE 9th

61. WE GET A SCRATCH, TOMPKINS SQUARE.

62. SO WE NOSE AROUND THE PARK, THE STREETS...

63. UNDER THE BENCH?

64. TICKING.

65. EWW!

66. BRONTOSAURUS REX— GARBAGE.

67. ROLLING PAPERS.

68. MAYBE.

69. BINGO!

70. ALL RIGHT.

71. 7:00 OR 8:00, I DON'T KNOW.

72. WHEN HE CALLED.

73. WHERE HE WAS GOING?

74. AND, UH...

75. I'M SORRY.

76. I WAS UP MOST OF THE NIGHT.

77. P.A.: Mr. Kirsch to Medical Records.

78. FROM BEING PROCESSED.

79. MAY I?

80. I DON'T UNDERSTAND.

81. IRV DOESN'T WORK ANYWHERE NEAR CENTRAL PARK.

82. WHERE DOES HE WORK?

83. SO YOU LEFT WITH MR. DIAMOND?

84. ABOUT 5:30.

85. OVER A DRINK AT JANGLES.

86. WITH HIM OVER DRINKS?

87. I LIKE MY JOB, BUT NOT THAT MUCH.

88. THANK YOU.

89. SURE, I REMEMBER HIM.

90. ONCE OR TWICE A MONTH.

91. WINDOW SHOPPING.

92. TO THE WIFEY.

93. WHAT ABOUT LAST NIGHT?

94. HE'S WITH SOME KNOCKOUT

95. WHO'S PRETENDING SHE'S GOT NOTHING TO LOOK AT.

96. I WOULDN'T GO NEAR ONE LIKE THAT.

97. I MEAN, FIRST IT'S "DON'T TOUCH, DON'T TOUCH."

98. AND THEN IT'S, "WHY NOT? WHY NOT?"

99. HUH?

100. ON THE BEACH?

101. SHE WASN'T INTERESTED.

102. THE GUY WAS IN HEAT.

103. HE'S PAWING HER.

104. SHE'S GOT ZERO INTEREST AND SHE WALKS.

105. AND?

106. THE B-B-Qs.

107. BROOKLYN, BRONX, QUEENS— THE BRIDGE AND TUNNEL SET.

108. TEASED-HAIR TEASERS.

109. BIM, BAM, BOM.

110. THE MIKE TYSON OF ROMANCE.

111. I MEAN, DEAD MEAT.

112. SO, I BUY HIM A DRINK

113. OR THREE MORE AND, UH...

114. BY THE TIME HE LEFT, HE COULDN'T WALK.

115. HMM.

116. THANKS.

117. ANOTHER STRIKEOUT.

118. WHAT'S LEFT?

119. WE'VE GOT THE PEQUOT, THE STANDISH, THE STANLEY.

120. THEN PAST THAT...

121. MORE THAN FIVE BLOCKS?

122. LET'S WORK THE PHONES.

123. NO, I DON'T WANT THIS TO GET COLD.

124. IT'S JUST A LITTLE HUMMA-HUMMA.

125. DID YOU SEE THE PICTURES?

126. LOTS OF VICS GOT KIDS.

127. YEAH, AND UNTIL YOU HAVE SOME, YOU WON'T UNDERSTAND.

128. MR. DIAMOND? AH, YES.

129. LAST NIGHT ABOUT 8:00.

130. ALONE, NO LUGGAGE.

131. GOLD CARD.

132. HIS ROOM.

133. ARE DOWNSTAIRS?

134. UH-HUH.

135. THANKS A LOT.

136. THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

137. THIS MORNING?

138. MM-HMM.

139. OUT OF THE ORDINARY?

140. SIGNS OF A FIGHT?

141. BLOOD?

142. UH-UH.

143. DID HE USE HIS BED?

144. MM-HMM.

145. IN THE ROOM?

146. MM-HMM.

147. PLEASE GET IT.

148. PLEASE.

149. "PERSONALS FOR PLEASURE."

150. OH, A SPORTS FAN.

151. GRACIAS.

152. COME ON, DON'T READ THAT OR YOU'LL GO BLIND.

153. WAIT A MINUTE.

154. 50 CENTS.

155. FOR 40 YEARS

156. AND I AIN'T SEEN A TWO-BIT TIP

157. BEEN IN OFFICE.

158. ABOUT GETTING A GIRL.

159. DON'T NEED NO GIRL.

160. AND THAT'S WHEN HE ORDERED THE CHAMPAGNE?

161. NO, LATER.

162. THAT PROBLEM BY HIMSELF.

163. NOW, WHEN I GET

164. HE'S IN HIS DRAWERS AND SOCKS

165. WITH A FARM GIRL FACE.

166. THE FARM GIRL GOT A NAME?

167. BUT HE DON'T CALL HER NOTHING THAT I HEAR.

168. ABOUT ANYTHING?

169. OH, SHE'S TALKING AND TALKING

170. AND I FIGURE SHE'S TALKING

171. BUT SHE WASN'T TALKING THAT.

172. TALKING ABOUT?

173. POOL.

174. 20th PRECINCT SHOOTS TOMORROW NIGHT, FELLAS.

175. SERGEANT GREEVEY, DETECTIVE LOGAN.

176. WHO HAS A PROBLEM?

177. A BLONDE.

178. WELL, THAT'S HELPFUL.

179. WE'RE LOOKING FOR A YOUNG GIRL WITH A FRESH FACE.

180. VERY WHOLESOME, LIKES TO PLAY POOL.

181. RING A BELL?

182. COULD BE JOLENE.

183. SHE IN SOME KIND OF TROUBLE?

184. I DON'T KNOW HER LAST NAME.

185. UH, GREEN LEAGUE, TUESDAYS.

186. SHE STARTED PLAYING IN JULY, AFTER THE FOURTH.

187. WHAT'S HER TEAM?

188. THE FEMME FATALES.

189. CAN YOU BELIEVE THAT?

190. POOL'S IN.

191. GIRL TEAMS, GAY TEAMS...

192. EVEN TRANSVESTITES.

193. AS LONG AS THEY PAY FEES.

194. HOW DOES SHE PAY?

195. CHECK.

196. FROM SOME BUSINESS.

197. FUNNY NAME, UH...

198. MESSILINA.

199. YEAH.

200. YEAH!

201. ON MESSILINA.

202. NO CREDIT CODES,

203. OF ANY MESSILINA CORPORATION.

204. HOLD ON.

205. I GOT A D.B.A.

206. COUNTY CLERK?

207. YEAH.

208. AS POPPY CATERING.

209. ADDRESS?

210. 689 EAST 79th STREET.

211. OF THE EAST RIVER.

212. THANKS.

213. GREAT.

214. WELL, WHAT NOW?

215. OUR MR. DIAMOND...

216. MAYBE HE'LL WAKE UP AND TELL US WHAT HAPPENED.

217. OH, YEAH. RIGHT.

218. THIS DIAMOND GUY...

219. HE'S GOT A NICE WIFE.

220. HE'S GOT THREE KIDS.

221. WHAT'S HE DOING GOING TO A HOOKER?

222. OR ECONOMIC?

223. I'LL TELL YOU THIS.

224. I'M NEVER GOING TO PAY FOR IT.

225. LET'S TALK ABOUT IT

226. AFTER YOU'VE BEEN MARRIED 20 OR 30 YEARS

227. EXCEPT THE SAME HOME COOKING.

228. YOU SAYING YOU'D DO IT?

229. ME?

230. AW, I'M LUCKY.

231. I LIKE MY WIFE'S COOKING.

232. BUT I DON'T JUDGE.

233. SOMEONE ELSE'S STORY.

234. WAIT A MINUTE.

235. POPPY CATERING?

236. YEAH.

237. "POPPY ESCORTS."

238. WHAT CAN I TELL YOU?

239. THAT'S THE WAY I LIKE THEM.

240. YOUNG, FRESH, BLONDE

241. WHOLESOME, LIKE THEY JUST CAME OFF A FARM.

242. THANK YOU.

243. JUST A MINUTE.

244. BE RIGHT THERE.

245. COMING! COMING!

246. HERE I AM.

247. SORRY.

248. HI, GUY.

249. HI.

250. I'M JOLENE.

251. YOU CAN CALL ME MIKE.

252. I'LL CALL YOU DAISY

253. BUT WHAT'S YOUR REAL NAME?

254. MIKE.

255. WHERE ARE YOU FROM... MIKE?

256. UPSTATE.

257. YOU HAVE A PLANE TICKET.

258. UH...

259. YOU KNOW, MIKE

260. YOU'RE NOT THE KIND OF GUY

261. IF I ASK YOU A PERSONAL QUESTION.

262. NO, NOT AT ALL.

263. ARE YOU A COP?

264. NO, WHY?

265. YOUR SHOES.

266. AND KNIT SOCKS.

267. COP SHOES, COP SOCKS.

268. BUT I'M NOT A COP.

269. IT'S 220 FOR A HALF HOUR, 250 FOR AN HOUR

270. OR A HALF-AND-HALF.

271. TO THAT, MIKE?

272. I SAY YOU'RE UNDER ARREST.

273. YOU SAID YOU WEREN'T A COP.

274. I LIED.

275. ISN'T THERE SOMETHING ILLEGAL ABOUT THAT?

276. WHAT? LYING?

277. I'M ALLOWED TO LIE.

278. THEY PAY ME TO LIE.

279. DOESN'T SEEM RIGHT.

280. WELL, MAYBE WE CAN WORK SOMETHING OUT.

281. LIKE WHAT?

282. NAMED DIAMOND NIGHT BEFORE LAST.

283. WHAT HAPPENED?

284. THE NIGHT BEFORE LAST?

285. I WAS...

286. UPSTATE.

287. MAX.

288. HOSPITAL JUST CALLED.

289. DIAMOND HAD ANOTHER CORONARY.

290. HE'S DEAD.

291. A PLANE TICKET.

292. YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND.

293. I DIDN'T REALIZE HE WAS STILL ALIVE.

294. I THOUGHT HE WAS DEAD.

295. I'VE NEVER SEEN ANYONE DIE BEFORE.

296. JUST TELL US WHAT HAPPENED.

297. I CALLED MY DRIVER.

298. IN THE GARAGE.

299. HE TOLD ME TO SPLIT.

300. SO, I WENT HOME.

301. YOU DIDN'T TRY TO GIVE HIM C.P.R.?

302. I DIDN'T KNOW HE WAS STILL ALIVE.

303. HE WASN'T BREATHING.

304. I GOT SCARED, OKAY?

305. SOMEBODY TO DIE.

306. HAVE BEEN ALL RIGHT?

307. HOW DID HE GET TO CENTRAL PARK?

308. I DON'T KNOW.

309. YOU'D HAVE TO ASK COOKIE.

310. COOKIE MOLINA.

311. THE DRIVER.

312. WHERE CAN WE FIND HIM?

313. IN HIS CAR, I GUESS.

314. AT THE WEST END GARAGE.

315. NAMED COOKIE?

316. YEAH, HE'S RIGHT OVER THERE.

317. YO! COOKIE MOLINA?

318. WHO WANTS TO KNOW?

319. HEY, I THOUGHT COOKIE WAS A GIRL'S NAME.

320. COME ON, GET OUT OF THE CAR.

321. COPS.

322. SO, TELL US ABOUT MR. DIAMOND.

323. NEVER HEARD OF HIM.

324. TO A SOFTBALL LEAGUE.

325. HE MUST BE AN ALL-STAR.

326. HE'S HITTING THE BALL SO HARD IT BLEEDS.

327. MR. DIAMOND, THEY FOUND TINY WOODEN SLIVERS IN HIS HEAD.

328. SOMEBODY HIT HIM WITH SOMETHING.

329. LIKE A BAT.

330. THIS BAT.

331. SINCE YOU DON'T KNOW MR. DIAMOND

332. WE'LL TAKE IT AND SEE WHAT TURNS UP.

333. BEFORE I HIT HIM.

334. HEART ATTACK.

335. WRONG ORDER, COOKIE.

336. HEART ATTACK, YOU HIT HIM, THEN HE DIED.

337. NO WAY. HE WAS HISTORY IN THE ROOM.

338. I'M AFRAID THE HOSPITAL

339. WOULD DISAGREE.

340. WHY DON'T YOU JUST TALK IT THROUGH.

341. BLOW BY BLOW.

342. JOLENE BEEPS ME.

343. I GO UP.

344. JOHN'S LYING THERE.

345. HE AIN'T MOVING.

346. HE AIN'T BREATHING.

347. I CALL JASMINE...

348. JASMINE?

349. SHE RUNS THE DAY-TO-DAY.

350. I TELL HER WE GOT TROUBLE.

351. SHE PUTS ME ON HOLD,

352. AND SAYS, "DRESS THE GUY."

353. DIAMOND?

354. DIAMOND. PRETEND HE'S DRUNK.

355. TAKE HIM TO THE CAR, DUMP HIM SOMEPLACE.

356. MAKE IT LOOK LIKE A MUGGING.

357. SO, I DRIVE TO THE PARK, DUMP HIM.

358. INTO THE BUSHES.

359. THEN YOU HIT HIM.

360. WHEN I TOLD JASMINE, SHE FREAKED.

361. "WHAT YOU DO THAT FOR?" SHE'S SCREAMING.

362. IT'S NOT MY FAULT.

363. LOOK LIKE A MUGGING.

364. YOU DID A GOOD JOB.

365. I CAN SEE THE FUTURE.

366. OH, YEAH?

367. TO READ ME MY RIGHTS.

368. HELLO?

369. I'M JASMINE.

370. HELLO.

371. I BELIEVE YOU ASKED FOR ME?

372. YEAH.

373. FIRST TIME?

374. WHAT?

375. FIRST TIME HERE?

376. YEAH.

377. WELL, RELAX.

378. WE'RE GOING TO HAVE A GOOD TIME.

379. THE RATES DOWNSTAIRS?

380. NO.

381. IT'S 250 AN HOUR.

382. I DON'T DO HALVES

383. STRAIGHT SEX.

384. CONGRATULATIONS.

385. YOU JUST SAID THE MAGIC WORD.

386. LOOK AT ME.

387. I'M OVERWEIGHT.

388. LIKE DIAMOND.

389. DOESN'T THAT BOTHER YOU?

390. GIVE ME A BREAK.

391. LaLANNE ASK FOR A CARDIOGRAM?

392. JOHNS ARE BIG BOYS.

393. TO AN ESCORT SERVICE...

394. YOU MEAN WHOREHOUSE.

395. YOU KNOW, YOU SHOULD HAVE SENT YOUR PARTNER.

396. I DON'T USUALLY DO DISCIPLINE

397. TO TEACH HIM SOME MANNERS.

398. IN AND OUT, JUST LIKE WORK, HUH?

399. I'M ONLY AS QUICK AS THE GUY I'M WITH.

400. YOU LOOK LIKE UNDER A MINUTE.

401. JOE.

402. HER LAWYER,

403. JUST SET A NEW RECORD, BAIL IN UNDER AN HOUR.

404. ABOUT HIM?

405. DRESSES SHARP.

406. AROUND BEFORE.

407. PROSS-POPPER.

408. WHAT DO YOU THINK?

409. WHO'S GOT A LAWYER

410. THAN I MAKE IN A YEAR?

411. I THINK WHOEVER'S

412. OUGHT TO ADOPT ME.

413. WHAT'S IT BEEN, EIGHT HOURS?

414. I HATE THIS.

415. WHAT HAVE WE GOT?

416. WELL, JASMINE'S LAWYER, ROGER AUCLAIR, ESQUIRE

417. A PROSS BUST BEFORE.

418. IN THE LAST THREE YEARS,

419. ONLY 34 CRIMINAL CASES.

420. NOTHING COMPLICATED.

421. ALL THE REST CORPORATE STUFF.

422. FAVORS FOR CORPORATE CLIENTS.

423. HE'S THE FIRM'S FIXER.

424. 19 DRUG-RELATED CHARGES

425. SEVEN LARCENY OR SHOPLIFTING,

426. WIFE-BEATING, HUSBAND-BEATING PET POODLE-BEATING.

427. MORE DROPPED CHARGES.

428. A COUPLE HOURS' SLEEP?

429. ROACH COACH IS OPEN.

430. LET'S GET SOME FRESH COFFEE.

431. FIVE POSSIBILITIES LEFT, MAX.

432. MIKE, WE SHOULD HAVE STARTED AT THE OTHER END OF THE PILE.

433. FOUR MONTHS AGO, AUCLAIR STARTS

434. STRINGFELLOW ON BEHALF OF...

435. POPPY CATERING.

436. STRINGFELLOW'S WIFE— SHE WON'T PAY THE BILL.

437. OF THE JOB THAT I LIKE.

438. BEAUTIFUL, MAX.

439. YES, WE ARE BEING SUED

440. BUT, GENTLEMEN, THEY ARE NOT CATERERS.

441. THEY ARE WHORES.

442. WHORES MY HUSBAND USED.

443. ON HIS GOLD CARD.

444. YES.

445. BUT I'M SURE I DON'T NEED TO REMIND YOU

446. FOR AN ILLEGAL ACT IS VOID.

447. IN ANY CASE, I CERTAINLY DO NOT INTEND TO PAY THIS BILL.

448. IT'S THE PRINCIPLE OF THE THING.

449. WHAT ABOUT THE PUBLICITY?

450. I HAD A LITTLE RESEARCH DONE.

451. THIS WHOREHOUSE— IS A WINTHROP.

452. LAURA WINTHROP.

453. IS A MATTHEWS.

454. WITH HER.

455. LAURA IS A VERY CAPABLE WOMAN.

456. SHE HOLDS AN M.B.A. FROM HARVARD.

457. IMAGINE, MY HUSBAND PAID $1,000 FOR FOUR HOURS' SERVICE.

458. THAT'S ALMOST AS MUCH AS I'M PAYING MY DIVORCE LAWYER.

459. YOU GOT EVERYTHING?

460. YOU ALL SET?

461. WE GOT A WARRANT.

462. WHAT ELSE DO WE NEED?

463. YOU'RE CRANKY WHEN YOU DON'T SLEEP.

464. CRANKY? I LOVE THIS.

465. LET'S GO BUST...

466. POLICE, HERE TO SEE LAURA WINTHROP.

467. SEARCH WARRANT!

468. TO ANSWER QUESTIONS. DO YOU UNDERSTAND?

469. THE DEFENDANT PLEAD?

470. NOT GUILTY, YOUR HONOR.

471. YOU ARE REQUESTING BAIL?

472. WE ARE.

473. MS. WINTHROP IS NOT

474. A FLIGHT RISK.

475. HOWEVER, THE DEFENDANT'S

476. UNCOVERED IN RECENT YEARS.

477. LISTEN UP, ANDREW

478. AND GET SOME POINTERS.

479. AN EFFICIENTLY-RUN BUSINESS.

480. THOROUGHLY COMPUTERIZED.

481. DIPLOMATS, C.E.O.s OF LARGE CORPORATIONS.

482. GET TO THE POINT.

483. MERELY A CLASS D FELONY.

484. OF THIS COMMUNITY.

485. HEAR THAT, ANDREW?

486. FIBER.

487. WE ALL NEED FIBER.

488. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, I REALIZE IT'S LATE

489. AND ALL OF US WOULD RATHER BE SOMEWHERE ELSE.

490. A LITTLE ORDER.

491. BAIL, $5,000.

492. WILL THIS AFFECT YOUR CATERING?

493. YES, AND THEY WEREN'T EVEN INVITED.

494. YOU'RE TREADING WATER.

495. IN THE CATERING BUSINESS.

496. WITH PROSTITUTION.

497. PROVE OTHERWISE.

498. CIRCUMSTANTIAL, AT BEST.

499. SEE YOU IN COURT.

500. IT STINKS.

501. D.A. AIN'T GOING TO GIVE YOU A TOTAL WALK.

502. YOU WANT TO NAIL WINTHROP?

503. AND TIME SERVED.

504. GIVE HIM THE WALK.

505. IF PEOPLE ONLY KNEW.

506. YOU KNOW HOW MANY JOHNS' HEADS

507. HIT FUNGOS WITH?

508. I DON'T CARE IF HE'S THE DAMN SULTAN OF SWAT.

509. I'M OUT FOR BIGGER FISH, MAX.

510. COULD KILL HUNDREDS.

511. THE DEAL'S APPROVED.

512. "MILLION-DOLLAR MADAME.

513. "BLUE BLOOD BUSTED IN PROSTITUTION RING.

514. COPS CALLED HER MADAME."

515. RECORDS SAY?

516. THE WHOREHOUSE.

517. SHE'S SMART.

518. BUT SLOPPY.

519. LAST FEBRUARY, THE HEAT WENT OFF IN THE WHOREHOUSE.

520. THE BUILDING MANAGER.

521. SHE WAS SNOBBY ON THE PHONE.

522. SHE IDENTIFIED HERSELF?

523. NOT JUST ON THE PHONE.

524. SHE CAME IN!

525. OR SOME COFFEE?

526. NO, THANKS.

527. WHAT A SCENE!

528. IN THE MIDDLE OF WINTER.

529. IT TAKES TIME.

530. IT TAKES A LOT OF DOING.

531. BUT NOT FOR MISS IMPATIENCE, NO.

532. MAYBE IT'S EASIER IN HOITY-TOITY CONNECTICUT.

533. SHE SAID CONNECTICUT?

534. NO, SHE REMINDS ME

535. FROM CONNECTICUT.

536. IS THIS THE WOMAN?

537. YEAH.

538. LIKE MY SISTER-IN LAW.

539. THE WHOLE TRICK BOOK?

540. JUST THE "A" LIST.

541. 15 NAMES, EACH WORTH OVER 100 MILL.

542. PHIPPS MACKENZIE, COLIN METCALF, DAVID HAMILTON

543. THE SOCIAL REGISTER.

544. ONE, TWO, THREE, FOUR, FIVE...

545. ANYONE AROUND MY BASE IS IT.

546. I UNDERSTAND YOUR POSITION.

547. THERE'S NO WAY I COULD TESTIFY.

548. BUT YOU'LL BE UNDER SUBPOENA.

549. I DON'T HAVE TO REMIND YOU THE PENALTY FOR PERJURY.

550. AND I'LL MAKE SURE

551. PROSECUTING JAYWALKERS.

552. THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME, MR. HAMILTON.

553. HAS A HAPPY BIRTHDAY.

554. BEN!

555. LOOKING FOR A LUNCH DATE?

556. I DIDN'T KNOW WE WERE ON FOR LUNCH.

557. WE'RE NOT.

558. HELLO, PAUL.

559. STILL FLACKING FOR THE MAYOR?

560. YOUR PARTNER, BEN

561. ON PROSTITUTION.

562. A BIGGER STAFF,

563. A TASK FORCE.

564. A MAJOR TASK FORCE, A MAJOR EFFORT.

565. WHAT DO YOU THINK, BEN?

566. YOU INTERESTED?

567. I THINK WE OUGHT TO PUT STOCKS,

568. ALL THE WAY UP AND DOWN BROADWAY.

569. AND CLOWN NOSE.

570. THAT WOULD SOLVE THE PROBLEM.

571. WHAT DO YOU THINK?

572. IF THAT'S THE WAY

573. YOU WANT TO PLAY IT, BEN.

574. GENTLEMEN.

575. MS. WINTHROP'S FRIENDS ARE GETTING NERVOUS.

576. THEY'RE GOING TO BE LOOKING FOR A SCAPEGOAT.

577. CONSPIRED TO ROLL DIAMOND?

578. IS NOT CONNECTED TO COOKIE.

579. CHECK THE BAT.

580. AREN'T ON IT.

581. GET A SAMPLE OF HER BLOOD.

582. ON COOKIE'S BAT.

583. ALL THE CLICHÉS ARE TRUE.

584. SUCH AS?

585. MAKES STRANGE BEDFELLOWS.

586. MURDER TWO, THAT'S ABSURD.

587. DIAMOND DIED.

588. YOU CAN'T PROVE A BLOW TO THE HEAD.

589. FOR HUMAN LIFE.

590. BULL!

591. WELL, LET'S SEE WHAT THE JURY HAS TO SAY.

592. COUNSELOR.

593. ALL RIGHT, ALL RIGHT.

594. SHE'LL PLEAD TO PROMOTING PROSTITUTION.

595. I WANT HER TO DO TIME.

596. WHAT ARE YOU, A RELIGIOUS FANATIC?

597. AND MORE THAN ONE YEAR.

598. I WANT PRISON, NOT JAIL.

599. TO MAKE A DEAL.

600. THAT THE LAB REPORT?

601. THE WOOD FOUND IN DIAMOND'S HEAD MATCHES...

602. COOKIE'S BAT.

603. THE BLOOD TYPE...

604. MATCH DIAMOND'S.

605. SOME OF IT.

606. THERE ARE OTHER TYPES.

607. SO WHAT'S THE PROBLEM?

608. ALL THE LAB REPORTS CAME IN, INCLUDING JOLENE'S.

609. HER BLOOD WAS ON THE BAT?

610. NO, IT WASN'T THAT.

611. THERE'S A NEW BLIND SCREENING PROGRAM FOR H.I.V.

612. SHE'S GOT AIDS?

613. OF A COMPELLING WITNESS.

614. IS EXPLOSIVE.

615. ACTUALLY, I'M GLAD YOU CALLED, MR. STONE.

616. I'VE DECIDED NOT TO TESTIFY.

617. I'LL PLEAD TO THE PROSTITUTION CHARGE.

618. I'M SORRY. I REALLY AM.

619. BUT LAURA WINTHROP'S BEEN GOOD TO ME.

620. THAT'S NOT WHY WE'RE HERE.

621. IT'S NOT?

622. WHY?

623. THAT WAS TAKEN...

624. IT BECAME PART OF A BLIND TEST.

625. WHAT KIND OF TEST?

626. AN AIDS TEST?

627. THEY DID AN H.I.V. TEST?

628. YES.

629. NO.

630. NO, I WAS TESTED...

631. TWO MONTHS AGO.

632. ARE DOUBLE-CHECKED.

633. HEALTH FOOD.

634. ON PROSTITUTION.

635. TO PUT HER BEHIND BARS.

636. UNLESS YOU'RE HOLDING

637. CALL, DON'T RAISE.

638. HE WAS A PHILOSOPHER.

639. WITH JOLENE AND COOKIE, I'M STILL IN THE GAME.

640. SOUNDS LIKE A LOW PAIR.

641. FOR 14 YEARS.

642. IS THAT CORRECT?

643. YES.

644. OF PROSTITUTES?

645. YES.

646. HOW MANY?

647. MAYBE 2,000.

648. EVER USE THE SAME WOMAN TWICE?

649. NOT OFTEN.

650. MOST OF THE GIRLS WEREN'T WORTH USING ONCE, LET ALONE TWICE.

651. WHAT ABOUT JOLENE CURTIS?

652. JOLENE...

653. WHENEVER SHE WAS AVAILABLE.

654. SHE'S VERY, VERY GOOD AT WHAT SHE DOES.

655. WHAT DOES SHE DO?

656. OH, SHE GETS YOU VERY, VERY EXCITED.

657. WHATEVER SHE DOES, IS IT HARD ON THE HEART?

658. SHE'S HARD ON EVERYTHING.

659. MR. HAMILTON, CAN YOU TELL ME ABOUT THE WHIPPING INCIDENT?

660. AT MISS WINTHROP'S ESTABLISHMENT

661. DIDN'T EXACTLY INVOLVE ANY WHIPPING.

662. WASN'T A WHIP IN THE ROOM?

663. HOLDING THE WHIP?

664. I CAN'T HEAR YOU.

665. PLEASE SPEAK UP.

666. WAS HOLDING THE WHIP.

667. I DON'T RECALL HER NAME.

668. YOUR WITNESS.

669. I KNOW HOW AWKWARD,

670. MUST BE FOR YOU.

671. TO MISS WINTHROP'S SERVICE.

672. WITH THE YOUNG WOMAN, ABOUT THE WHIP?

673. TO DRESS UP.

674. PLAYING... MAKE BELIEVE?

675. YES.

676. OF MARRIAGE.

677. THEY'RE BUYING IT.

678. YUP.

679. WITH CLIENTS.

680. GENERALLY HEALTHY?

681. WHO WEREN'T IN THE BEST OF HEALTH.

682. LIKE MR. DIAMOND?

683. I DON'T KNOW ABOUT HIS HEART.

684. HAVE BAD HEARTS?

685. LOOK, THEIR HEARTS—

686. THAT'S NOT THE PART

687. WERE MOST INVOLVED WITH.

688. ANSWER THE QUESTION.

689. ABOUT THEIR WIVES, THEIR WORK.

690. THEY WERE A TENSE BREED.

691. WORKAHOLICS.

692. WHAT WAS MISS WINTHROP'S ATTITUDE TOWARD THEM?

693. I NEVER MET MISS WINTHROP.

694. SHE HAD ABOUT THEM.

695. YEAH, WITH JASMINE.

696. THEY WERE IN A COFFEE SHOP.

697. THEY DIDN'T SEE ME.

698. ABOUT THE HARD-DRIVING JOHNS.

699. HER ATTITUDE?

700. OBJECTION. SUPPOSITION ON THE PART OF THE WITNESS.

701. HAD IN MIND.

702. I'LL REPHRASE THE QUESTION.

703. MISS WINTHROP SAID?

704. OH, YEAH. IT STUCK IN MY MIND.

705. SHE SAID, "A DEUCE"--

706. THAT'S TWO HOURS—

707. "WILL EITHER KILL THEM OR CURE THEM.

708. "I DON'T CARE WHICH,

709. ARE STILL GOOD."

710. YOUR HONOR, THIS MAN

711. IS DESPICABLE.

712. HE'S MADE A DEAL TO WALK.

713. BUT IT DIDN'T

714. AFFECT MY MEMORY.

715. I HEAR YOU'RE IN TROUBLE.

716. CHECK YOUR SOURCES.

717. CHRISTMAS PRESENT.

718. WHAT WAS AUCLAIR'S REACTION?

719. STILL WANTS TO MAKE A DEAL.

720. YEAH, WELL, YOU WANT MY ADVICE?

721. MAKE THE DEAL.

722. YOU CAN'T PROVE WINTHROP GAVE THE ORDER.

723. WHY NOT?

724. SO IMPORTANT?

725. ADAM, YOU GOT ME WRONG.

726. WITH AUCLAIR?

727. NO. I MEAN THEY'RE ALL IMPORTANT.

728. YOU KNOW, IT'S GOING TO BE VERY BAD IF SHE WALKS.

729. SHE WON'T WALK.

730. YOU WORKED ON THE MAYOR'S AIDS WHITE PAPER.

731. I DID.

732. WERE PRESUMED H.I.V.-POSITIVE?

733. FROM 70-85%.

734. IT'S DIFFICULT

735. BECAUSE THE VIRUS'S

736. FROM MONTHS UP TO TEN YEARS.

737. THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

738. I'VE GOT THE AIDS VIRUS.

739. IN THE 18 MONTHS YOU WORKED FOR MISS LAURA WINTHROP?

740. EIGHT HUNDRED...

741. MAYBE 1,000.

742. AM I MISSING SOMETHING?

743. SHE'S OUR WITNESS.

744. WATCH.

745. AND DURING THOSE 18 MONTHS

746. FOR MISS WINTHROP?

747. YES.

748. YOUR WITNESS.

749. MISS CURTIS, I'M SURE THAT YOU'RE AWARE

750. THE INCUBATION PERIOD FOR H.I.V. CAN BE UP TO TEN YEARS.

751. YES.

752. MISS CURTIS, WERE YOU A VIRGIN

753. WITH POPPY ESCORTS?

754. MMM... I...

755. A SIMPLE "YES" OR "NO" WILL SUFFICE.

756. NO.

757. NO FURTHER QUESTIONS.

758. REDIRECT, YOUR HONOR.

759. GO AHEAD, MR. STONE.

760. JOLENE...

761. HAD YOU SLEPT WITH?

762. THREE.

763. AND TO YOUR KNOWLEDGE, ARE THEY ALL HEALTHY?

764. THEY'RE VERY HEALTHY.

765. THE PROSECUTION RESTS, YOUR HONOR.

766. OF YOUR EMPLOYEES?

767. I'M QUITE CONCERNED

768. ABOUT THEIR HEALTH.

769. MEDICAL INSURANCE.

770. TO SEEK PSYCHOTHERAPY?

771. YES, THAT'S ONE

772. MEDICAL INSURANCE.

773. FOR THE THERAPY.

774. WE DO ENCOURAGE IT.

775. THANK YOU.

776. YOUR WITNESS, SIR.

777. OUT OF ALTRUISM?

778. LET'S SAY, ENLIGHTENED SELF-INTEREST.

779. PICKED UP A BUG...

780. DO YOU CONSIDER AIDS A BUG?

781. AIDS IS A VERY SERIOUS DISEASE.

782. I DON'T WANT ANYONE IN MY LITTLE FAMILY INFECTED.

783. AND IF THEY TESTED POSITIVE...

784. I WOULDN'T HIRE HER.

785. THEY WOULDN'T BE PART OF YOUR LITTLE FAMILY?

786. ON THE EAST COAST.

787. WITHOUT EDUCATION, WITHOUT WIT, WITHOUT CLASS.

788. HOW TO DRESS,

789. LEARNED SOPHISTICATION.

790. AND FOR THAT, MISS WINTHROP, SHAME ON YOU.

791. I DON'T CARE ABOUT THEM.

792. LET'S TALK ABOUT THAT.

793. LIKE THE ONES YOU DIDN'T HIRE?

794. NO.

795. FOR AIDS...

796. FOR ME.

797. FOR AIDS?

798. I'D SAY ABOUT A DOZEN.

799. ANY OF THEM?

800. NO.

801. ANY OF THEM?

802. HAVE YOU?

803. NO.

804. WHAT'S HAPPENED TO THEM?

805. TRIED TO FIND OUT?

806. NO.

807. I'VE NEVER TRIED TO FIND OUT.

808. IN ONE YEAR?

809. IN THIS PAST YEAR?

810. YEAH.

811. I REALLY DON'T KNOW.

812. 100,000?

813. PROBABLY.

814. ONE MILLION?

815. I DON'T THINK SO.

816. OH, I DO THINK YOU DO THINK SO.

817. YOU MADE $1,672,000.

818. THAT'S WHAT YOU STATED

819. INCOME TAX RETURN.

820. YOU DIDN'T HELP THESE GIRLS ONCE.

821. MISS WINTHROP,

822. WHO ARE H.I.V.-POSITIVE?

823. NO.

824. MISS WINTHROP, I CAN'T HEAR YOU.

825. WOULD YOU PLEASE SPEAK UP.

826. NO.

827. ISN'T IT TRUE

828. TO SOMEONE'S DEATH

829. ONE WAY OR ANOTHER?

830. ALL RIGHT, STONE, WHAT DO YOU WANT?

831. MAKE ME AN OFFER.

832. LET'S HEAR MR. STONE'S THOUGHTS

833. ON THE MATTER FIRST.

834. TO LET YOUR LAWYER HANDLE THIS.

835. IF YOU DON'T MIND

836. QUITE FASCINATING.

837. INVOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER?

838. I CAN BE OUT IN FIVE YEARS, RIGHT?

839. WITH GOOD BEHAVIOR.

840. I'M ALWAYS ON MY BEST BEHAVIOR, MR. STONE.

841. IT'S A DEAL.

842. EXCUSE ME, MISS.

843. ON THE WINTHROP CASE?

844. OF THE JURY.

845. WOULD HAVE BEEN?

846. I CAN'T SPEAK FOR THE OTHERS.

847. A REAL LADY.

848. STILL, I PROBABLY WOULD HAVE VOTED TO CONVICT.

849. THANK YOU.

850. MAYBE YOU SHOULDN'T HAVE DONE A DEAL.

851. MAYBE.

852. BUT IT AIN'T BAD FOR A PAIR OF TREYS.