1. (male narrator)
In the criminal
justice system...
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2. the people are represented
by two separate
yet equally important groups:
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3. The police
who investigate crime...
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4. and the district attorneys
who prosecute the offenders.
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5. These are their stories.
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6. Alison, over here.
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7. (Alison)
You still want to
talk to me after that?
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8. What happened
out there?
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9. Korey's drop shot looked
too much for you.
Hey, that was just practice.
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10. I'm sandbagging her
for next week.
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11. You actually think
you've a chance...
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12. to beat Korey?
Why don't you ask her?
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13. What are you going to do
this week to prepare?
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14. First thing,
I'm going to take a shower.
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15. (reporter)
How'd you like practice,
Korey?
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16. I wasn't too happy
with my game.
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17. Alison beat me
on too many serves.
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18. Are you ready
for the Slims next week?
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19. If you guys
let me rest up.
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20. Korey,
what about the national team?
Talk to my dad.
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21. How about it, Mitch?
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22. Well, I think it's too soon
to tell about the Olympics.
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23. Let's just see how
Korey does in the Grand Slam,
okay, guys?
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24. Thanks.
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25. Hi. Did you sign
that contract?
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26. I'm sure Danswood signed it,
there was—
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27. Are you all ready for...
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28. (Korey)
Oh, God!
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29. My hand.
Somebody get a doctor, please.
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30. Oh, God, it hurts.
It was some guy.
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31. The nose was bloodied
but not broken.
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32. Most certainly
from a fist.
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33. Then there's the fractured
right carpal bone.
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34. And that would be where?
The wrist.
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35. She has
a broken wrist.
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36. There's a distinct bruise
half an inch wide.
Probably a stick.
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37. Okay, when can we
talk to her?
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38. I'd give it a couple of hours.
She was pretty hysterical.
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39. I gave her something
to help her sleep.
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40. I better bring some home
for me tonight, too.
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41. Excuse me?
My daughter.
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42. All year she bothers me,
"Get tickets for the Garden.
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43. "Get tickets for the Garden.
I have to see Korey."
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44. I get two seats courtside,
now this.
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45. A guy with a stick.
That narrows it down.
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46. Any idea who did it?
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47. Will she play next week?
No comment.
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48. (Logan)
Here comes the clown squad.
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49. Van Buren thought you guys
needed adult supervision.
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50. The more the merrier.
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51. What are we telling
the press hogs?
Nada.
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52. Nothing.
What, are you guys
afraid of the limelight?
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53. Knock your brains out,
O'Hearn.
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54. After you get done
giving out autographs,
we'll be at the crime scene.
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55. Yeah. Bring your own donuts.
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56. I wanted to keep
the practices closed,
but, hey, I'm just the coach.
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57. They didn't want to hear
about bodyguards.
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58. Korey didn't like
the idea of a chaperone?
Right.
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59. Then there's
the image problem.
The fans resent it.
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60. The press says
you're inaccessible.
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61. That's not what
the sponsors want to hear
about America's sweetheart.
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62. After Monica Seles,
you'd figure
they'd get the message.
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63. There's a million kooks
out there.
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64. That's not counting
the other four boroughs.
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65. I need to get this stuff
back to Korey.
I'll be around if you need me.
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66. (Briscoe)
We're talking about
more than two hours.
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67. Could anybody have come
from someplace else?
Maybe from downstairs?
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68. The other side of the gym?
(guard)
I was here the whole time.
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69. Nobody got past me
except players and coaches.
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70. What about that door there?
Where's that go to?
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71. A parking lot.
Strictly a fire exit.
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72. It's locked on the inside
at all times.
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73. He couldn't have
got in through there.
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74. Yeah,
but he could have
gotten out this way.
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75. We'll send somebody
to dust for prints.
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76. Okay, you said
there was another girl
in the locker room?
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77. Yeah, another player.
We told her to wait
to talk to you.
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78. She's in the pro shop.
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79. Nothing there.
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80. Hey, O'Hearn,
don't save it
for the press conference.
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81. Mr. Santos
works the parking lot.
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82. At the approximate time
of the assault...
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83. he saw a white guy
in a black leather jacket
come through the fire door.
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84. Would he recognize him?
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85. He was 30 yards away.
This guy's a waste of time.
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86. I heard a scream.
I came running out.
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87. The guy almost knocked me down
heading for the door.
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88. Did you get a look at him?
I was really looking at Korey.
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89. I don't know.
He had dark hair.
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90. Leather jacket?
Maybe. It was kind of a blur.
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91. Did the blur say anything?
Like, "Excuse me"? No.
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92. I didn't even know
what was happening
till I saw Korey on the floor.
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93. The tournament
starts Monday.
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94. Is she going
to be able to play?
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95. Not unless
she's a switch-hitter.
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96. Guy broke her wrist.
Poor Korey.
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97. I know how much
she wanted to win.
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98. I was walking towards
the locker room...
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99. and somebody came at me
from behind.
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100. He pushed me down,
and I felt this pain
in my hand.
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101. I almost blanked out.
Did you get a look at him?
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102. He was a white guy,
dark hair.
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103. He was really big.
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104. I'm sorry,
it was just too fast.
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105. I mean, he was all over me.
I couldn't defend myself.
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106. Do you have any idea
why somebody would want
to do this to you?
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107. Ex-boyfriend?
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108. Well,
it was just a matter of time,
if you ask me.
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109. Here.
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110. From the lunatic fringe.
I should've known.
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111. (Briscoe)
"Korey, since you choose...
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112. "to ignore me,
I have to resort to this...
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113. "crude method
of communication.
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114. "You know I was in Bridgeport.
You looked right at me."
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115. The Connecticut Open,
last February.
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116. "I've given you
everything...
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117. "time, energy,
respectful love.
Now you shut me out.
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118. "if you won't play for me,
I hope you never play again.
Alan."
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119. (Briscoe)
Well, surprise, surprise.
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120. No return address.
New York postmark.
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121. Did you have a relationship
with this guy, at all?
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122. No. It was
all in his head.
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123. I mean,
if I happen to look up
into the stands in between...
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124. serves or something,
it's not at anybody
in particular.
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125. (Mitch)
There was a phone call.
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126. Somebody paged me
at the gym.
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127. This creep said I could
get hurt if I kept playing.
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128. Did he identify himself?
No.
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129. I just hung up.
Why didn't you
call the police?
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130. I was scared.
Well, what about you?
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131. I just found out
about this yesterday.
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132. You're going to catch him,
right?
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133. I think Alan
would be his true name.
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134. These people don't make any
effort to hide their identity.
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135. He made an effort not to
include a return address.
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136. He probably assumes
Korey Burke already knows it.
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137. He assumes
they have a relationship.
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138. He certainly believes
he's earned one.
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139. Well, he drives to Connecticut
for a game.
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140. I guess that's
worth something.
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141. (Olivet)
I think he's invested...
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142. considerably more than
gas money on this fixation.
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143. Every game,
every news article...
It's a full-time occupation.
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144. What the hell's in it for him?
Korey barely knows he exists.
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145. The way he sees it,
she changes her running shoes,
that's her way of...
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146. saying hello to him.
She waves to the crowd...
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147. it's a declaration of love.
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148. And if the secret code
gets jumbled...
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149. any chance
he'd become violent?
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150. There's a low risk.
About 5%.
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151. "You don't play for me,
I hope you never play
for anybody else"?
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152. I'd be watching my back.
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153. Well, you take it as a threat.
He probably meant it as curse.
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154. Right. And he whacked her
with his magic wand.
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155. We're running a check
on a tournament you had,
March 20.
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156. Yeah, I just want to find out
if there was any kind of
an incident, any disturbance.
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157. Yeah, could you? Thanks.
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158. Well, Forensics lifted
five sets of prints
from the letter.
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159. Korey, her dad,
and three unknowns.
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160. They're still sorting through
the prints they got off
the fire exit.
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161. Yeah. Okay.
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162. Really?
Was he taken into custody?
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163. Okay. Thank you, very much.
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164. Alan Lovitz, West 72nd Street.
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165. Tried to force his way
into the players' locker room.
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166. Said he had a gift
for Korey Burke.
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167. Alan Lovitz?
Yes.
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168. I'm Detective Logan,
this is Detective Briscoe.
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169. You mind if we come in?
Why? What's the problem?
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170. Can we talk inside?
You want to tell me
what this is about?
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171. Well, it might be about
your little hobby.
Korey Burke?
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172. The tennis player?
(Briscoe)
No, the hockey player.
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173. I think she means
a little bit more
to you than that.
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174. I admit I'm a fan.
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175. Hey, I'm a fan
of Patrick Ewing.
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176. I don't send him
threatening letters.
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177. I've never threatened Korey.
I'd never hurt her.
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178. I've followed her career
since she turned pro.
Come here.
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179. (Alan)
Look at this. Come here.
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180. Korey Burke.
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181. Boy, you got
everything in here...
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182. but a lock of hair
and her baby teeth.
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183. This look like somebody
who'd hurt her?
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184. You have any other job,
Mr. Lovitz,
besides the fan club?
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185. I sell PVC piping.
Direct. To contractors.
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186. And yesterday afternoon,
were you drumming up...
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187. business
at the Robinson Club?
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188. Korey's practice schedule.
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189. Okay,
pack up your sample case.
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190. You're going on a road trip,
Mr. Lovitz.
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191. Come on.
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192. So he writes one letter,
he keeps a few pictures.
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193. It's an innocent pastime.
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194. All Mark Chapman wanted
was an autograph.
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195. I never went
near Korey yesterday.
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196. I was working.
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197. (Briscoe)
You were supposed to be
peddling pipe up in Scarsdale.
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198. Contractor says
you never showed up.
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199. I got lost.
I had the wrong address.
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200. Look, I know it's hard
for you guys to understand.
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201. Try us.
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202. We can be very open-minded.
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203. Alan.
No.
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204. I want to explain.
I'm very devoted to Korey.
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205. I have made that clear
to her many times.
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206. She knows I only want
what's best for her.
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207. Well,
making threats over the phone
is a hell of a way to show—
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208. I never called her!
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209. If she said that,
she's lying.
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210. That must've been tough,
taking all that rejection.
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211. My client's had his head
shrunk by professionals.
Don't waste your time.
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212. This rap session's over.
Come on, Alan,
you're going home.
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213. No, sorry,
we got him booked for a little
show-and-tell with the victim.
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214. My client doesn't have
to submit to a lineup.
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215. No.
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216. I want her to see me.
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217. His call, Counselor.
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218. There's no hurry,
Miss Burke.
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219. No. I don't think
it's any of them.
(Kincaid)
All right. Thank you.
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220. Look at each one.
Tell us if you
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221. No. He's not there.
You're absolutely sure?
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222. Miss Kincaid,
maybe you'd like
to use a pointer.
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223. Okay. Thank you.
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224. (Logan)
Nice picture.
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225. (Briscoe)
Yeah, this should keep
the Mayor happy.
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226. And we look real smart,
putting Lovitz
back on the street.
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227. Oh, well, listen,
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228. it still wouldn't hold him.
So Mr. Lovitz is free...
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229. to keep dogging Korey Burke
around the country.
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230. You check his LUDs?
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231. Yeah, calls to
tennis clubs...
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232. tennis magazines,
pro tour associations.
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233. Guy's got tennis balls
between his ears.
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234. No calls
to Korey Burke's gym?
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235. The guy's a road warrior.
He's got a million
phone booths to choose from.
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236. Mitchell Burke just called.
Your friend just left
another love letter.
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237. I'd just been to the gym
and cleaned out my bag.
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238. This was in the bottom.
Put that right there, okay?
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239. (Briscoe)
You didn't see anybody
near your locker?
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240. Well, there were other girls
in the room,
but I locked up my stuff.
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241. What about the bag?
Maybe you left it for a minute
by the front desk?
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242. No, I had it with me
the whole time.
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243. This is insane.
How long do we have to put up
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244. I can't believe that he's back
out on the street.
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245. Without an lD,
there's not much
we can hold him on.
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246. (Logan)
We might have something now.
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247. "You got my warning.
No more games.
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248. "The next time you set foot
on a court, you die."
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249. Our favorite fruitcake,
Alan...
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250. was on an overnight in Jersey.
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251. This time his alibi
checks out.
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252. There's no way
he could have slipped back...
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253. and put the note
in Korey's bag.
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254. Well, maybe he had
a friend at the gym.
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255. According to Olivet the note
doesn't even fit his m.o.
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256. It was written
in block letters
with the wrong hand...
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257. and it was unsigned.
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258. Well, give him credit
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259. This boy would rather
be noticed. He wants...
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260. Korey to know his name.
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261. He wants her to see
his face in a lineup.
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262. All of a sudden
he craves anonymity?
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263. What are you saying?
Korey has another pen pal?
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264. Somebody who wants her
to hang up her racket.
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265. (Logan)
You really think
you should be eating that?
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266. A couple of hours
on the court,
I'll burn it right off.
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267. I'm still working
on a hot dog
from the Mets game.
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268. Yesterday,
before you went to the gym,
you go anywhere else?
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269. I went to the doctor's
to get some x-rays...
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270. and then I just stopped in
to see Jane.
(Briscoe)
Your coach?
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271. She had some new rackets
she wanted me to look at.
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272. And then we just did
foot drills for a while.
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273. I don't think
I could be getting through
this without her.
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274. I never believed
it was that guy Alan.
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275. Even after the letter
he wrote?
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276. I talked to some
of the other girls. I mean,
they all get letters.
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277. Guys come on to you,
they buy you things.
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278. My dad worries but...
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279. these guys are dweebs.
They're completely harmless.
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280. What about the competition?
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281. You kidding?
They're my friends.
That's ridiculous.
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282. Look,
I don't want you bothering...
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283. any of the other players.
This is my problem.
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284. I've got to go.
I've got
a doctor's appointment.
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285. Little junior diplomat.
Never speak ill
of your enemies.
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286. You buy it?
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287. Move your feet Jessie.
Come on.
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288. You're stuck in cement!
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289. Go-go-go-go!
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290. Eye on the ball.
Nice shot!
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291. (Briscoe)
Any of them
the next Korey Burke?
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292. Not one of them
half as tough.
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293. Korey played the Open
last year on a sprained ankle.
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294. These kids,
they break a nail,
they fall apart.
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295. They'd faint if they saw
what Korey goes through
just to stay Number 5.
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296. A lot of these players
gunning for her position?
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297. Number 6
through 200.
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298. Any of them likely to take
the competition off the court?
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299. And break her wrist?
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300. I thought it was
some nut.
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301. (Logan)
Maybe someone who would like
us to believe that.
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302. Maybe some other player she
talked to about her fan mail?
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303. Korey doesn't have
heart-to-hearts
with other players.
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304. Her father's idea.
He thinks fraternizing...
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305. with the competition
blunts her killer instinct.
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306. And all teenagers
listen to their old man.
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307. She used to be
close with Alison,
the girl she practices with.
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308. But Mitch keeps
a pretty tight leash on her.
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309. I don't know what it does
for her social life...
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helps her game.
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311. Well, thanks.
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312. (Mitch)
Everybody wants
a piece of Korey.
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313. I take care of the business.
Korey's job
is winning tournaments.
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314. Let's just go into my office.
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315. (Briscoe)
Well, what about
when she's not playing?
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316. She's a teenager.
What can I tell you?
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317. Yeah, I've got two in college.
Well, then you know
what I'm talking about.
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318. Sorry to drag you
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319. but I gotta meet
with these lawyers...
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320. from a soft drink company.
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321. (Mitch)
They want to put their logo
on Korey's headband.
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322. So, what can I do for you?
(Logan)
Is Korey close to her mother?
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323. When she was alive.
Breast cancer, four years ago.
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324. (Mitch)
I wish she could
see her kid now.
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325. But, anyway,
now it's just me, you know.
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326. I take care of the business,
I take care
of the travel arrangements.
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327. You know,
this is the only time
we're home all year.
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328. Doesn't sound like
much of a life for a kid.
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329. If Korey didn't love it,
she wouldn't do it.
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330. I'm not Joyce Brothers,
I'm only her father.
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331. I'm doing
what I think is best.
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332. And when
you're not looking?
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333. Like I told you,
she's a teenager.
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334. I do everything I can
to keep Korey from ruining
what we've worked for.
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335. But there are a lot of
bad influences out there.
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336. For example?
For example, Alison Hall.
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337. She's a country-club brat.
She plays tennis for a hobby,
kind of like...
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338. Prince Charles with his polo.
Korey doesn't need that.
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339. Well, all work and no play.
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340. Korey is primed to be
the best in the world.
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341. Now, what am I supposed to do,
let her sleaze around...
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342. with a bunch
of trust-fund kids?
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343. We just went into Gannon's
to play pool.
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344. I don't even think
Korey had anything to drink.
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345. This was not a big deal,
no matter what Mr. Burke says.
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346. Take it easy.
We're not
the liquor authorities.
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347. So was Korey involved
with any of your friends?
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348. Involved how?
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349. Do I have to draw you
a picture?
(Alison)
No.
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350. She wasn't going with anybody.
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351. What do you care, anyway?
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352. Mr. Burke doesn't have very
nice things to say about...
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353. the people you hang out with.
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354. So what? It doesn't mean
one of my friends
attacked her.
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355. Well, we're not
accusing anybody, Alison.
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356. But if you have somebody
in mind, I'm all ears.
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357. You were scheduled to play
Korey in the first round
of the Slims next week, right?
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358. That's right.
And I was looking forward
to kicking her butt.
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359. From what I read,
Korey beats you
on a pretty regular basis.
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360. So do between 70 and 80
other girls out there.
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361. Look,
Korey's a couple of years
younger than I am...
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362. but she's my hero.
She's got more talent,
more focus.
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363. More trophies.
(Alison)
A lot more trophies.
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364. Sounds like you have
a much better chance
of winning one next week.
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365. With Korey out,
you get a bye
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366. Now you're accusing me.
I wanted to play
Korey next week.
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367. On a good day I'm ranked 82nd.
I beat Number 81, who cares?
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368. I beat Korey Burke,
maybe they put my name
on a running shoe.
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369. She's got high hopes.
A healthy Korey Burke,
and it's six-love, six-love.
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370. What if the guy
with the stick was
a little overenthusiastic?
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371. You mean he was supposed
to bend, not break?
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372. Well, a few bruises,
a few tears.
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373. Korey can still play,
but she's spooked.
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374. Yeah,
and Alison kicks her butt.
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375. Alison was the first one
to that locker room.
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376. She could've let someone
in through the fire exit.
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377. That still leaves us
with the missing link.
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378. What, the guy with
the black jacket?
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379. Sounds like the dress code
at Gannon's.
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380. Alison Hall.
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381. Absolut soda
with a beer chaser.
She likes the corner table.
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382. Plenty of room
for her posse.
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383. Any of them tall, dark,
and quick with his fists?
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384. Yeah, there's been a few.
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385. (Logan)
How about in the last month
or two?
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386. I keep track of her drinks,
not who's running in and out
of her bedroom.
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387. Same way you don't keep track
of who comes in with phony lD?
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388. I think you better stop
dancing around...
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389. the questions
and just answer them.
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390. All right, let me think.
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391. It's Marc. Marc Kenner.
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392. He said he was
some kind of bodyguard...
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393. to the stars, or something.
Got his black belt in Japan.
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394. If you ask me,
the only belts he has
are out of the bottle.
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395. Were he and Alison an item?
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396. Some girls like them stupid.
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397. Well, when he's not
breaking plywood...
Copy !req
398. with his head,
how does he make a living?
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399. He's a bouncer.
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400. Last I heard,
he was working the door
down at BZ's.
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401. After hours place
in the Village.
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402. Sorry, pops,
you and granddad
got to wait in line.
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403. Nice jacket.
You Marc Kenner?
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404. So you know my name.
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405. If you're not
on the guest list,
you don't get in.
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406. Actually,
you're on our guest list.
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407. Okay, we can talk inside.
Nah,
I got enough hearing damage.
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408. We got a better place to talk.
Come on.
Nick.
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409. (Briscoe)
We got a search warrant
for his jacket...
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410. and sent it down
to Forensics.
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411. Lucky for us, Mr. Kenner
doesn't have
a real big wardrobe.
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412. Yeah,
he's sucking on a lollipop,
waiting for his lawyer.
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413. At least he knows the drill.
(Briscoe)
He should.
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414. Mark Kenner.
Numerous convictions
for misdemeanor assault...
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415. drug possession,
petty larceny.
He's been a bad boy.
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416. I talked to Forensics.
No blood on Kenner's jacket.
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417. They're sending up a report.
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418. Well, there goes
our slam dunk.
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419. Mr. Kenner doesn't know
what's on his jacket.
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420. See if we can't lose that
report for a couple of hours.
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421. My client doesn't even know
what Korey Burke looks like.
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422. Oh, yeah?
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423. So you read
the sports section...
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424. but you don't look
at the pictures, huh?
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425. (Briscoe)
How about Alison Hall?
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426. You got a pretty good
look at her, didn't you?
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427. So I tossed her around
the sack a few times.
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428. Big deal.
Well, after you caught
your breath...
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429. did she ask you
to take a whack at Korey?
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430. I don't have to sit here
and listen to this crap.
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431. Maybe you'd be more
comfortable upstate.
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432. Is that supposed to scare me?
You don't know
who you're screwing with.
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433. I know people.
We know people, too, Marc.
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434. They wear
little white coats...
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435. and they look
through microscopes,
and right now...
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436. they're looking
at your jacket.
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437. (Briscoe)
When you put your fist
in Korey's face...
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438. don't you think
she bled on you a little?
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439. (Logan)
I'm giving you 30 seconds.
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440. And then I'm walking out
that door and I'm going
to get that report.
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441. And then a big,
iron door is going
to slam shut in your face.
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442. And that means
the store's closed, son.
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443. No more deals.
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444. Your attorney here can explain
the whole concept to you.
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445. Hope you brought
a toothbrush.
Wait.
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446. This is strictly
off the record...
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447. until we get something
in writing from
the D.A.'s office.
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448. Alison gave me
$10,000.
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449. I did her a favor.
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450. You guys following me around?
Well, not into the water.
You mind?
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451. Game. Set. Match.
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452. Alison Hall,
you're under arrest
for assault.
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453. You have the right
to remain silent.
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454. Anything you say
can and will be used
against you in a court of law.
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455. "Docket number 622083.
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456. "People verses
Alison Marissa Hall.
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457. "Charges are assault
in the first degree...
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458. "and conspiracy
to commit assault
in the first degree."
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459. (Zinns)
It's obvious what's
going on here, Your Honor.
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460. The D.A.'s office is trying
to grab headlines.
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461. They're entitled to their
15 minutes like everyone else.
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462. Isn't it bad enough that our
celebrities are victimized...
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463. by the public?
Now the state
has to follow suit?
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464. I've been to Flushing Meadow,
Counselor.
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465. I think you're giving
your client too much credit.
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466. Now, what does she have
to say for herself?
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467. Not guilty.
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468. People request bail
of $100,000, Your Honor.
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469. Sold.
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470. You've been reading
too much Robert Ludlum, Ben.
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471. Hit men...
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472. Conspiracy?
Oh, it's a conspiracy, Joan.
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473. And like most,
the weakest link
will eventually break.
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474. Mr. Kenner?
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475. He crawls out of a sewer
and into a courtroom...
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476. and you expect
a jury to believe him?
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477. We happen to believe him.
Marc Kenner's a jerk.
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478. Two months ago,
I had to call the cops to toss
him out of my apartment.
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479. You obviously
patched things up.
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480. Now, we're willing to talk
a deal to save your client
the embarrassment of a trial.
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481. You know what I'm going to do,
Ben?
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482. I'm going to give you
a preview of my
closing statement right now.
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483. I'm going to turn to the jury,
I'm going to look straight
in their eyes...
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484. and I'm going to say,
"Why?"
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485. Motive's not part
of the prima facie case.
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486. But nine times out of ten,
lack of it translates
into reasonable doubt.
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487. Save your breath on the deal,
Ben.
Let's go, Alison.
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488. Well, she's right.
The crime doesn't make sense.
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489. It may not make sense now,
but there may be something
we don't know about.
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490. Yeah, well, if Alison Hall
had something to gain, maybe.
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491. You think she's gonna
knock off the top...
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492. 100 players in the game
just to get seeded
in the Open?
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493. Some crimes are senseless,
Adam.
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494. People who commit them
don't hire a hit man.
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495. The girls had
some kind of relationship.
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496. Alison Hall
was at the scene.
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497. That adds credibility
to Kenner's statement.
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498. Ben, Marc Kenner's attorney's
in your office.
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499. Thanks.
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500. (Hellman)
What do you say we cut
right to the chase?
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501. My client's
recanting his statement.
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502. What is your explanation
for that?
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503. He lied on his statement
because he was abused
as a child?
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504. No. He's not guilty,
period.
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505. He's already confessed.
That confession
was illegally obtained.
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506. (Stone)
He signed the Miranda waivers,
Max.
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507. You were sitting next to him
when he made the statement.
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508. And we were both bamboozled by
Detectives Briscoe and Logan.
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509. They out and out lied
about the existence of...
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510. incriminatory
forensic evidence...
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511. i.e., the victim's blood
on my client's jacket.
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512. Excuse me,
but I read their report.
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513. They said specifically
that they were waiting
for the paperwork...
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514. from Forensics.
(Hellman)
Sure, that's what they said.
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515. But the fact is,
they already knew the results.
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516. You see, Ben, in my business
it pays to do your homework.
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517. It all boils down to
my client was
intentionally misled. Ergo...
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518. the confession
wasn't voluntary. Ergo...
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519. oh, hell, you know the rest.
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520. Max, the Supreme Court.
(Hellman)
Save it for Judge Lenz.
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521. Tomorrow morning,
9:30 in the A.M.
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522. It's black letter law.
To be admissible...
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523. a confession must be obtained
without police coercion
of any kind.
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524. (Stone)
At all times during the
interrogation, Your Honor...
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525. the defendant
was represented by counsel.
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526. (Hellman)
And I'm here to say that
counsel was equally duped.
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527. I ask, what is the difference
between...
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528. shining a bright light
in a man's eyes for 10 hours
and manipulating...
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529. a confession out of him
with lies?
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530. The Supreme Court thinks
there's a big difference.
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531. Thank you, Miss Kincaid.
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532. Why don't you tell
Mr. Hellman here all about
the Moran case?
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533. So long as the suspect
understands the bare
essentials of his...
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534. Miranda Rights,
no type of police deception...
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535. will vitiate the waiver
of those rights.
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536. You should keep up with
your reading, Mr. Hellman.
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537. I have a heavy case load,
Your Honor.
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538. I don't have time
for advance sheets.
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539. Then hire an associate.
Moran was a 1986 decision.
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540. That's it?
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541. You're going to let
the confession stand?
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542. Your client's guilty,
isn't he?
Thank you, Your Honor.
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543. Not so fast, Mr. Stone.
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544. I'll give you one more shot,
Mr. Hellman.
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545. Your Fifth Amendment
argument didn't work.
What comes next?
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546. You want a hint?
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547. Two words: Due process.
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548. (Stone)
Your Honor, Moran implied...
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549. that police deception
does not violate due process
unless it shocks...
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550. the sensibility of the court.
A couple of cops
faking forensic evidence?
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551. That shocks
the hell out of me.
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552. The confession is out.
So is anything
arising therefrom.
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553. We get the only judge
who actually reads
Supreme Court dicta.
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554. The confession's
inadmissible
against Kenner.
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555. We can still use it
against Alison Hall.
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556. He won't repeat it
in a courtroom unless
I deal him down to nothing.
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557. I'm not ready to do that.
This is great.
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558. We know who did it,
but we have
no evidence proving it.
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559. Well, maybe we will
if we find out
why it was done.
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560. I'm lost here.
You know Alison did it.
What's the problem?
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561. Trying to prove it
is another story, sir.
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562. Korey,
can you think of any reason
why she'd want to hurt you?
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563. It's not like
we're in competition,
or anything.
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564. It doesn't make sense.
She's crazy.
What else is there?
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565. Your coach told the police
you used to be friends.
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566. Yeah. We used to.
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567. But I told Korey
to stay away from her.
I was right.
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568. Korey, when you stopped
being friends,
was Alison angry?
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569. No. We're not enemies.
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570. I can't believe she'd do it.
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571. (Mitch)
Look, you're a winner,
she's a loser.
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572. What else
is there to know?
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573. Mr. Burke,
it's not that simple.
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574. (Mitch)
It is for me, Miss Kincaid.
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575. I'm not gonna let her
get away with this...
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576. and I don't care
how much money it takes.
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577. Dad, what's the point?
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578. Point is you're not
gonna play...
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579. for six months.
Then there's a trial?
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580. Look, I don't need that.
I just want to forget
about it.
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581. You get that woman,
Mr. Stone,
and you put her in jail.
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582. Come on, Korey.
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583. (coach)
Alison and Korey...
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584. came up through
the Pee-Wees together...
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585. always finishing
one, two.
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586. When Alison was 15...
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587. she demolished Korey
at the finals
for the National Juniors.
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588. Next year, Korey took off
for fame and fortune,
and Alison...
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589. well, she's not going
to be in any record books.
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590. They still practiced together.
That was Korey's idea.
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591. She's very faithful
to her friends.
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592. If one of my buddies
was on the cover
of Tennis Digest...
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593. three months running while
I'm stuck shagging
my own practice balls...
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594. I'd sure resent
the hell out of it.
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595. Let's take a break.
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596. Did Alison
ever say as much?
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597. Not in front of me.
Korey never mentioned it.
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598. I guess Alison's happy,
though.
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599. She finally beat
a seeded player.
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600. Korey wants us to drop
the case against her.
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601. That sounds
just like Korey.
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602. She probably feels sorry
for Alison.
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603. Korey had a couple
of accidents
the past few years...
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604. but now she was healthy.
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605. This was going
to be her breakaway year.
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606. We all expected
great things.
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607. It could still happen.
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608. Yeah, that's what Mitch
would like to believe.
But in my experience...
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609. at Korey's age,
six months off the court...
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610. could be a lifetime.
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611. It could take years
to get back into the top 10.
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612. The only difference
between Korey and someone
like Alison is motivation.
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613. I've heard
Mitch's pep talks.
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614. Shades of my father
when I was doing
track in high school.
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615. Yeah, Mitch lays it
on a little thick.
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616. I've talked to him
about it.
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617. But so far,
whatever he does
seems to work.
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618. If I don't care whether Alison
goes to jail or not...
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619. why should you care so much?
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620. She paid someone
to viciously attack you.
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621. That's a crime, Korey.
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622. Don't you think
she should be punished?
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623. The papers have
ripped her apart.
She's been punished enough.
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624. Your coach feels
she's very jealous
of your success.
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625. I don't believe it.
She'd have to be sick.
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626. Your father thinks so.
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627. Don't you think
Alison needs help?
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628. Can't you just
leave this alone?
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629. It's not that easy.
She might even try it again.
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630. I doubt it.
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631. I don't think you understand—
No. You...
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632. don't understand.
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633. It's not that bad.
I'll live.
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634. Besides...
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635. I already told my father
I wanted to quit tennis,
anyway.
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636. If you ask me,
I think she's a little
too forgiving.
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637. Yeah,
well someone ought to tell her
that revenge...
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638. is one of your
four major food groups.
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639. She's not even
20 years old.
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640. The media won't
let her breathe...
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641. it's understandable
she wants out.
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642. Well,
if she really wants out...
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643. she can disappear
into the woodwork...
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644. after she helps us
convict the other girl.
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645. That's precisely what she's
trying to avoid by retiring.
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646. Cover-up?
(Stone)
She won't cooperate, Adam...
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647. she doesn't think
a crime's been committed.
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648. So she throws away
a multi-million-dollar
career...
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649. to protect a friend
who broke her arm.
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650. We should all inspire
such loyalty.
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651. This might sound crazy,
but bear with me.
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652. Now, if Korey had retired
before the attack,
who's the big loser?
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653. (Stone)
Aside from losing
her winnings...
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654. her corporation would
breach endorsement contracts
worth millions.
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655. But if she's forced to retire
because of a mugging...
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656. she'd get overwhelming
public sympathy.
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657. (Stone)
Where are you going with this,
Claire?
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658. Mitchell Burke owns
50% of the corporation,
doesn't he?
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659. We've been killing ourselves
looking for a motive.
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660. What's better than greed?
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661. Maybe Korey doesn't want
to pursue this case...
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662. because she doesn't want
her father to go to jail.
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663. I can't believe this.
The man would have
to be a monster.
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664. You've seen what he's like.
His whole life is Korey.
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665. She tells him
she wants to quit.
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666. His motivational speeches
don't work.
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667. He makes the best of what
he perceives as a disaster.
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668. Then why did Kenner sic us
onto Alison Hall?
Copy !req
669. We know Alison
had an up and down
relationship with Kenner.
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670. Look at his rap sheet.
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671. He could have lied
for a dozen different reasons
we'd never know about.
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672. The problem is,
Kenner has no incentive
to talk to us now.
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673. Who knows,
you may be right. So...
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674. Get Mitchell Burke in here.
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675. What is it with you people?
I would never do anything
in the world to hurt Korey.
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676. (Stone)
She told you
she wanted to retire.
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677. Every kid
goes through that.
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678. You keep them going.
That's not the only thing
involved...
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679. here, sir.
You both stand to lose
a lot of money.
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680. Money?
You think I'm in this
for the money?
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681. Let me ask you something.
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682. Have you ever even been
close to being the best
in the world at anything?
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683. The fact is—
(Mitch)
The fact is...
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684. that the minute I put a racket
in Korey's hand I knew
she had something special.
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685. I played competitive tennis,
Miss Kincaid.
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686. High school, college.
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687. The best I ever did
was the quarter finals
in the state.
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688. But Korey.
Korey, has a natural talent...
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689. and I have spent
my whole life...
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690. making sure that
she doesn't waste it.
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691. And I would damn sure
never do anything...
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692. to destroy it!
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693. Then doesn't it make you
angry that she wants
to throw that away?
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694. She'll get over it.
She needs tennis.
She needs tennis.
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695. Tennis is the one place
where she can be a winner.
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696. And that's what the people
in this world respect.
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697. Winning. Without it,
they'll eat her alive.
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698. Now, if you have
any further questions...
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699. you know where to find me.
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700. How easy do you think
it would be to say to him:
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701. "Dad, I'm quitting"?
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702. Well, it's obvious that he is
obsessed with her success.
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703. Korey's had
a series of accidents
for the past two years.
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704. Last year
it was a fender-bender.
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705. Korey sprained her knee.
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706. The year before that...
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707. she took a header
down the stairs.
Bruised shoulder.
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708. And the year before that...
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709. she sliced her finger
opening a can of peas.
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710. Girl's been
keeping us busy.
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711. You'd think someone who makes
her living as an athlete
would be more careful.
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712. Bobby Ojeda,
when he was with the Mets...
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713. nearly cut off his finger
trimming the hedges
in his backyard.
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714. Just because
they're pros...
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715. doesn't mean
they're not subject
to the normal human frailties.
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716. Year after year
after year?
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717. You never thought
that was a little strange?
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718. Yes, I did.
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719. That's why I sent her
to Dr. Styne.
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720. He's a psychiatrist.
Handles athletes.
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721. He's been seeing her
for a couple of years.
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722. Tennis players,
figure skaters, golfers...
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an army of...
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724. trainers, coaches, managers,
but when it comes down to it,
they're out there alone.
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725. No teammates
to blame for failure.
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to share success.
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727. Always on the road,
no time to themselves...
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728. no privacy.
When you're world-class,
you don't make small mistakes.
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729. They're also treated
like royalty.
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730. Girls like Korey,
I envy their talent.
I don't envy their lives.
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731. No matter how miserable
they get, no one wants
to hear their stories.
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732. Can you imagine feeling sorry
for them with their looks
and talent and money?
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733. How do you
deal with that?
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734. Well, the best I've come up
with is having them keep
a daily journal.
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735. It appears to help relieve
some of the stress.
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736. A teenage girl
who can't handle the pressure.
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737. How would she react?
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738. The lucky ones quit.
Others overeat.
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739. Some party all night.
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740. Do any become
self-destructive?
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741. Hypothetically...
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742. the subconscious may cause
one to become accident-prone.
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743. (Stone)
You sit in the stands
and cheer...
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744. and you never really
know what's...
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745. going on inside their heads.
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746. The psychiatrist said
it's possible that
she might injure herself.
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747. That's a far cry
from hiring a hit man.
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748. You said she kept a diary.
Maybe there's some
help in there for us.
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749. If she actually
did this to herself...
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750. do you really think
she belongs in prison?
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751. I know Kenner
belongs in prison.
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752. And we have no basis
to request the diary.
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753. If there's exculpatory
evidence inside it, we do.
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754. We have to tell Alison Hall,
because there's charges
pending against her.
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755. Aren't you forgetting?
My client is not
the defendant here.
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756. If her diary contains
information that proves
Miss Hall...
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757. innocent,
you know damn well
we're obliged to turn it over.
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758. You can't turn it over
if you don't have it.
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759. If you don't have it,
you're not violating
any ethical obligation.
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760. Ross, look at it this way.
We look through the diary,
if there's...
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761. nothing there relevant
to the case,
that's the end of it.
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762. If you don't
let us have it...
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763. we'll be forced to give
notice of its existence
to Alison Hall.
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764. And she may go public.
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765. Wait a minute,
I don't get this.
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766. This girl breaks
my daughter's arm,
and you're...
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767. bending over backwards
to get her off the hook?
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768. Is there something
in the diary that worries you,
Mr. Burke?
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769. What worries me is that
this diary contains...
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770. my daughter's
private thoughts.
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771. And as far as I'm concerned,
that's nobody's business
but hers.
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772. We can make
a motion to produce.
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773. You do what you have to do.
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774. (Fineman)
The Supreme Court
has recognized...
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775. that there are
certain areas of...
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776. human existence that must
remain free of governmental
intrusion.
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777. Clearly, the most fundamental
is the right of an individual
to maintain...
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778. his privacy.
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779. And the courts have been
willing to overlook
such fundamental rights...
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780. when there's been a compelling
state interest to do so.
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781. And what is more compelling
than a situation in which...
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782. the wrong person
may be brought to trial
for a felony?
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783. There is a chance
that Miss Burke's diary could
exculpate the defendant...
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784. Your Honor.
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785. (Fineman)
Chance?
That's not good enough.
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786. Substantive due process
dictates that the means
must...
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787. be necessary
to achieve the end.
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788. Look at
Griswold v. Connecticut.
The court held...
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789. that the right of privacy
includes keeping...
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790. the government
out of our bedrooms.
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791. At best,
the only injury Miss Burke
might suffer is a bit of...
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792. embarrassment, Your Honor.
And what is more sacrosanct...
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793. than one's reputation?
Not much, Mr. Fineman.
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794. Unfortunately,
the Supreme Court
in Paul v. Davis held...
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795. that reputation alone
is not a constitutionally
protected interest.
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796. I direct Miss Burke's diary
be turned over to...
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797. the People no later
than end of business today.
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798. Your Honor—
I'm sorry, Mr. Fineman.
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799. You can assure your client
that the diary will be used...
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800. only for the purposes
discussed here today.
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801. Understood, Mr. Stone?
Yes, Your Honor. Thank you.
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802. (Kincaid)
"I'm tired. I'm bored.
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803. "Alison went
dancing last night.
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804. "She told me
she met some hunk.
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805. "She's so lucky.
She just wants to have fun."
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806. Well, that says it all.
She was jealous of Alison.
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807. Here, this is a month ago:
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808. "l met Alison's
boyfriend at Gannon's."
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809. (Stone)
Marc Kenner?
Yeah.
"He's real cute and sexy."
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810. And this one's
a week before the attack.
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811. "I'm scared, but I hope
everything will be okay.
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812. "Marc will take care of it.
Dad will never know."
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813. So she did hire Kenner.
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814. Even if that were a crime,
we can't use the diary
against her.
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815. I don't think we'll have to...
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816. because we can use it
against Kenner.
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817. Korey Burke's diary
implicates your client.
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818. You're kidding, right?
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819. I mean, even I know that's
garden-variety hearsay.
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820. Not if it's a statement
against penal interest.
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821. She wrote that she
and your client conspired—
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822. She conspired
to beat herself up?
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823. Give me a break, Ben.
Where's the crime?
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824. Korey did it so she could
quit the tour and not lose
her endorsements.
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825. (Stone)
We're charging you
with conspiracy to defraud.
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826. The girl has
Fifth Amendment rights.
It's inadmissible.
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827. Not against your client.
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828. Young man,
you're going to prison...
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829. and Korey Burke is laughing
all the way to the bank.
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830. I want a deal.
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831. You've got nothing to tell us,
sir.
Yeah?
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832. You've got it all wrong.
It was the other one
that hired me.
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833. Alison Hall?
Yeah.
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834. Just like I told you
the first time.
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835. She told me to hit her,
but not to hurt her too bad.
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836. She said it was
to help her friend.
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837. Assault two, Ben?
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838. We'll see how he performs
in front of a grand jury.
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839. The grand jury
returned an indictment
against Alison...
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840. even before Kenner was
on the bus to Ossining.
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841. And what about
Korey Burke?
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842. She gets to walk off
into the sunset?
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843. Other than the diary,
we don't have any evidence
against her.
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844. What the evidence can't do,
I'm hoping
her conscience will.
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845. (Schiff)
And if it doesn't...
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846. our sympathetic friend
who helped her...
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847. spends the next three years
alone regretting it.
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848. I'm not sure either one
belongs in prison.
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850. Thank you.
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851. Mitchell Burke called.
He wants to come in
with Korey.
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852. When Korey explained
to me what happened,
I could hardly believe it.
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853. I'd rather hear it
from your daughter, sir.
Korey?
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854. It was all my idea.
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855. Alison did it for me.
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856. You have no idea
what it's like.
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857. The pressure. It's...
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858. It's like this big weight
just pounding on my head.
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859. I asked Alison
to do it for me.
I gave her the money.
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860. She didn't do anything wrong.
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861. You both committed a crime,
Korey.
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862. I'm sure they both
learned their lesson.
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863. That's for a judge to decide,
sir.
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864. Korey.
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865. If you had told me
that you wanted to quit,
I would have let you.
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866. You never heard me.
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867. You never took anything
I wanted seriously.
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868. Korey,
you know that's not true.
I was always there for you.
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869. You were so proud.
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870. "Win, Korey...
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871. "and you'll win the trophy.
Win, Korey, and you'll make...
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872. "the Tour. Win, Korey,
and you'll be
the best in the world"...
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873. Korey, you are the best.
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874. I know what it means to you,
Daddy.
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875. I never wanted to...
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876. I know,
I hate still hurting you...
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877. I just want you to love me
for who I am.
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878. (Stone)
I'm recommending probation
and 100 hours...
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879. community service
for both of them.
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880. Teaching tennis
to the underprivileged.
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881. Not exactly the life
Korey had planned.
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882. (Schiff)
Most people work a lifetime...
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883. to get to the top
of their profession.
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884. Korey Burke got there
before her twentieth birthday.
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885. Well, she's fortunate.
Now she can get on
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