1. In the criminal
justice system,Copy !req
2. the people are represented
by two separate yet equally important groups,Copy !req
3. the police
who investigate crimeCopy !req
4. and the district attorneys
who prosecute the offenders.Copy !req
5. These are their stories.Copy !req
6. Come on, Gillian.
You're already a half hour late.Copy !req
7. I don't care.
I hate soccer.Copy !req
8. Gillian.
Gillian.Copy !req
9. Dad. He's all bloody.Copy !req
10. Was he
a regular?Copy !req
11. Wasn't dressed
like one.Copy !req
12. The park's people
couldn't ID himCopy !req
13. on account of his face
being scrambled.Copy !req
14. How bad?Copy !req
15. Like he went 15 rounds
with a gorilla.Copy !req
16. Thanks. Mmm.Copy !req
17. Okay. So you
came through at 8:00.Copy !req
18. Now, did anybody
see him earlier?Copy !req
19. No.Copy !req
20. Come on, folks.
The tunnel's the only way down here.Copy !req
21. I came through
a little before 8:00.Copy !req
22. And you didn't notice
a man marinating in his own blood?Copy !req
23. What are you
hawking us for?Copy !req
24. There's always
someone in there marinating in something.Copy !req
25. Lennie.Copy !req
26. Guy's at St. Luke's
in critical condition.Copy !req
27. They're not sure if
he's gonna make it.Copy !req
28. The good citizens here
will be devastated.Copy !req
29. Your victim's
name is George Harding.Copy !req
30. His wallet's in there
with the rest of his property.Copy !req
31. We'll need
our forensics unit to pick up his clothes.Copy !req
32. We know the routine,
Detective.Copy !req
33. What's the damage?Copy !req
34. He's lost
a lot of blood.Copy !req
35. Broken nose,
three fractured ribs, severe concussion.Copy !req
36. This time, they were
trying to kill him.Copy !req
37. This time?Copy !req
38. He sustained some
bruises and lacerations earlier this week,Copy !req
39. I'd say two or
three days ago.Copy !req
40. Don't talk too long.
He just regained consciousness.Copy !req
41. Check it out,
Lennie. PD 521.Copy !req
42. Property clerk's
receipt?Copy !req
43. He was arrested
three days ago.Copy !req
44. You want to
tell us who beat you up, Mr. Harding?Copy !req
45. Nobody. I fell
off my bike.Copy !req
46. This have
anything to doCopy !req
47. with you getting arrested
a few days ago?Copy !req
48. Leave me alone.Copy !req
49. Listen, if you don't
cooperate with us,Copy !req
50. we're going to assume
you have somethingCopy !req
51. you don't want us
to find out about,Copy !req
52. and then we're
gonna have to start investigating you.Copy !req
53. Harding won't give
you any explanation?Copy !req
54. He says he fell
off his bike.Copy !req
55. Bike must be
about 10 stories tall.Copy !req
56. Hey, if this guy won't
talk, there are real cases we can work.Copy !req
57. Well, what do we
know about him?Copy !req
58. New York State
driver's license,Copy !req
59. employee card from
York Psychiatric Hospital.Copy !req
60. Harding was collared
in the 23 on Thursday,Copy !req
61. assaulting
a police officer.Copy !req
62. Somebody on our
team took payback?Copy !req
63. Could be why
he dummied up.Copy !req
64. Maybe he deserved it. Yeah. Maybe he didn't.Copy !req
65. And maybe
it wasn't a cop.Copy !req
66. If it was, we'll turn it
over to Internal Affairs. For now, run with it.Copy !req
67. Thursday night, Harding comes
tearing around a corner,Copy !req
68. sees me on the beat,Copy !req
69. hauls off and
slugs me in the face.Copy !req
70. No reason.Copy !req
71. What'd you do?Copy !req
72. Cuffed him
and took him in.Copy !req
73. Easy or hard?Copy !req
74. Where you guys
going with this?Copy !req
75. Last night, somebody
beat the crap out of him,Copy !req
76. left him for dead
in Riverside Park.Copy !req
77. Well, it wasn't me.Copy !req
78. The doctor said he
had some injuries from earlier in the week.Copy !req
79. Do you know
anything about that?Copy !req
80. Like maybe he banged his head
getting into your squad car?Copy !req
81. Look, you guys
got this all wrong.Copy !req
82. This Harding was running away
from a couple of guys.Copy !req
83. I figure it was either
get himself arrestedCopy !req
84. or take what
they were bringing.Copy !req
85. Where were you
last night? Home.Copy !req
86. Alone.Copy !req
87. These two guys that
were chasing Harding. Could you ID them?Copy !req
88. It was dark.Copy !req
89. They bounced as soon as
they saw my uniform.Copy !req
90. What about your partner?
He get a good look at them?Copy !req
91. She.Copy !req
92. She's in there.Copy !req
93. Thanks.Copy !req
94. I didn't see the two guys.
I was getting coffee.Copy !req
95. How much coffee
do you drink?Copy !req
96. What
did you see?Copy !req
97. Loomis was
hooking up the perp.Copy !req
98. He rough him up any?Copy !req
99. Define "rough."Copy !req
100. "Rough" is you
talking to IAB instead of us.Copy !req
101. What's wrong
with you guys?Copy !req
102. You want to know
who pounded that jerk,Copy !req
103. go find the two guys
that were chasing him.Copy !req
104. Yeah, the two guys
nobody saw except Loomis.Copy !req
105. You calling him a liar?Copy !req
106. Hey, take it easy.
You're getting a little caffeine rush there.Copy !req
107. Does anybody know where
Harding was coming fromCopy !req
108. before he ran
into your partner?Copy !req
109. I know where he
said he'd been.Copy !req
110. I don't know nothing
about nothing.Copy !req
111. You sound
proud of it.Copy !req
112. Sustaining ignorance
is hard work.Copy !req
113. And were you, uh,
sustaining your ignoranceCopy !req
114. around 9:00, 9:30
last Thursday night?Copy !req
115. Diligently.Copy !req
116. Anybody here
less diligent than you?Copy !req
117. Yes, there were
two guys hassling him,Copy !req
118. and, yes, I'm sure
it was Thursday night.Copy !req
119. So what were they
hassling him about?Copy !req
120. I don't know.
I was reading.Copy !req
121. You sure it was
George Harding they were hassling?Copy !req
122. Yeah, I see George three,
four times a week.Copy !req
123. And
the two guys?Copy !req
124. Them I never saw before.
Two peas out of the same pod.Copy !req
125. Dark, hyper, Italian,Copy !req
126. maybe Jewish.Copy !req
127. Would you know them
if you saw them again?Copy !req
128. Everything's in here.Copy !req
129. Except what's not.Copy !req
130. Russo, Joseph H.Copy !req
131. Our barfly says he was one
of the two guys giving the victim a hard time.Copy !req
132. She say
what the hard time was about?Copy !req
133. She was reading.
It's what she does.Copy !req
134. Convicted 03/96,
assault two. He's out?Copy !req
135. Couple weeks ago.Copy !req
136. Well, let's pick him up.Copy !req
137. What? Well,Copy !req
138. the lab found three
different blood types on the victim's clothes.Copy !req
139. One of them is the same
as Officer Loomis'.Copy !req
140. Rey's hot to
pull in the IAB.Copy !req
141. Well, let's pull in
Russo, Joseph H., first.Copy !req
142. I think
we already wore out our welcome.Copy !req
143. Please don't
wake her up.Copy !req
144. Her?Copy !req
145. Yeah. You have no idea
how crabby she gets.Copy !req
146. We're looking
for Joseph Russo.Copy !req
147. He went to prison.
She's the new tenant.Copy !req
148. Yeah. Well, Russo got out.
You know where he is?Copy !req
149. No.Copy !req
150. Oh...Copy !req
151. When you find him,
could you give him his mail?Copy !req
152. She just dumped it
on the floor by the mailboxes.Copy !req
153. No problem.
Thanks. Thank you.Copy !req
154. Bills, computer
dating service.Copy !req
155. Look at this.Copy !req
156. "To Joseph Russo from
York Psychiatric Hospital."Copy !req
157. Isn't that where
George Harding works?Copy !req
158. Somehow, I don't think
we're gonna need the IAB.Copy !req
159. His sister is here,
Leslie Russo.Copy !req
160. Did Joe Russo
have any contact with George Harding?Copy !req
161. George? St. Luke's
called us. Is that what this is about?Copy !req
162. We're checking.
Do they know each other?Copy !req
163. I really
don't know.Copy !req
164. That's Leslie, the one
in the plaid jumper.Copy !req
165. What's
wrong with her?Copy !req
166. For that, you need
to talk to her family.Copy !req
167. Okay. You got a current
address for Joe?Copy !req
168. Uh, we have one for Frank.
The other brother.Copy !req
169. They look alike?
Joe and Frank? Two peas in a pod?Copy !req
170. There's a family
resemblance.Copy !req
171. Are they protective
of their sister?Copy !req
172. Frank is.
He's the one I know well.Copy !req
173. Nice guy. Visits his
sister every Sunday.Copy !req
174. Very gentle with her.Copy !req
175. I wish all our patients
had such caring families.Copy !req
176. Yeah, seems to make
all the difference.Copy !req
177. Yeah, who is it?Copy !req
178. Frank Russo? Police.Copy !req
179. Yeah?Copy !req
180. Can we come in
and talk to you?Copy !req
181. What about? You got something
to hide?Copy !req
182. Dirty underwear.Copy !req
183. You got three seconds
to tell me what you want.Copy !req
184. One... Where's your brother?Copy !req
185. two, three.Copy !req
186. Where's your brother?Don't know.Copy !req
187. What happened
to your eye?Copy !req
188. Lennie, you smell
something?Copy !req
189. You smoke?Copy !req
190. Who's in there?Copy !req
191. Let me guess,
you've got a dog with emphysema.Copy !req
192. Joe,
come on out,Copy !req
193. and don't do
nothing else stupid.Copy !req
194. We didn't do nothing,
and we want a lawyer.Copy !req
195. And apparently,
he can't go more than 30 secondsCopy !req
196. without a smoke,
so here they are.Copy !req
197. We are not answering
any questions until Mr. Jamison gets here.Copy !req
198. Hey!Copy !req
199. Nobody's asking you
any questions.Copy !req
200. And we didn't
beat up anybody.Copy !req
201. Between them,
we have 14 scraped knuckles,Copy !req
202. one swollen wrist,
six bruises.Copy !req
203. The doctor's gonna tell us
they were in a fistfightCopy !req
204. and the lab's gonna tell us
their blood is on Harding's clothes.Copy !req
205. The woman in the bar
can ID them as the two mooks with Harding.Copy !req
206. And the beat cops
will tell you they were chasing himCopy !req
207. a couple of nights
before they finally caught up to himCopy !req
208. and beat the crap
out of him.Copy !req
209. So, it's
attempted murder.Copy !req
210. Plus aggravated assault. And assault
with intent to kill.Copy !req
211. So, say, 25-to-life,
without mitigation.Copy !req
212. They didn't
offer any mitigation.Copy !req
213. They just beat the guy
for no reason.Copy !req
214. I'll call the D.A.Copy !req
215. You want a reason?Copy !req
216. That bastard Harding
raped our sister.Copy !req
217. That's right.
And the hospital wouldn't do a damn thing about it.Copy !req
218. And that is all we're
saying till our lawyer gets here. Okay?Copy !req
219. Her brothers told us
she told them she'd been raped.Copy !req
220. By George Harding?Copy !req
221. They didn't say
by whom.Copy !req
222. Did you believe them?Copy !req
223. Leslie Russo suffers from
disorganized schizophrenia.Copy !req
224. Her perceptions are
turbulent and fragmentary.Copy !req
225. Simply put,
she's delusional.Copy !req
226. The perfect victim
because nobody believes her.Copy !req
227. Well, I'm not implying
disbelief. We did investigate.Copy !req
228. Leslie wouldn't repeat
the allegation to us.Copy !req
229. Our gynecologist
did a pelvic exam, it was inconclusive.Copy !req
230. We checked the staff
records to see who was on duty that night.Copy !req
231. Frank Russo was
definite about the date.Copy !req
232. Harding, Jimmy Baxter,
and Gianni Lupo.Copy !req
233. Personnel can give you
their addresses.Copy !req
234. We talked to them.
But, again, everything was inconclusive.Copy !req
235. Why didn't you
call the police?Copy !req
236. We had nothing. Not
one shred of evidenceCopy !req
237. that anything untoward
had happened.Copy !req
238. You mind if
we talk to her?Copy !req
239. Try not to be put
off by the incoherence and the inappropriate affect.Copy !req
240. Don't worry,
we won't.Copy !req
241. George Harding,
Leslie, did you tell your brothers about him?Copy !req
242. I talk to them
all the time.Copy !req
243. I talked to them
this morning.Copy !req
244. You did?Copy !req
245. Oh, yeah, I did.
Once an hour, on the quarter hour.Copy !req
246. Did you tell your brothers
that George Harding hurt you?Copy !req
247. Didn't he?Copy !req
248. We don't know.
Did he?Copy !req
249. My brother Frank knows.
He has the key to the blue room.Copy !req
250. The blue room?Copy !req
251. Physical therapy.
Jane Fonda works out with us.Copy !req
252. Isn't it time to eat?Copy !req
253. Leslie, one more time.Copy !req
254. Did you tell your
brothers that George Harding raped you?Copy !req
255. Do you want to
have lunch with me?Copy !req
256. I like chicken
with red sauce and one vegetable.Copy !req
257. Leslie. Just one. Mom says
that's the way to eat.Copy !req
258. The cops didn't have
any right to push Leslie around like that.Copy !req
259. I mean, we ought to
sue that crummy-ass hospital, Frank.Copy !req
260. They talked to her.
They investigated your claim.Copy !req
261. So did the hospital.
There's no evidence of a rape.Copy !req
262. I don't see a reasonCopy !req
263. to reduce from
attempted murder.Copy !req
264. What is wrong
with you, lady?Copy !req
265. I mean, you think
it's all right to rape crazy people?Copy !req
266. That son of a bitch
did my sister,Copy !req
267. and nobody
gives a damn but us!Copy !req
268. Give me something
I can believe, and I'll give a damn.Copy !req
269. Counselor, my clients
are concerned about their sister.Copy !req
270. They don't want
to do anything to exacerbate her trauma.Copy !req
271. It's a risk
they'll have to take.Copy !req
272. We went to visit.
I noticed these marks on Leslie's neck.Copy !req
273. When I asked her
about them, she got hysterical.Copy !req
274. She just kept saying
over and over again,Copy !req
275. "Didn't have sex,
didn't have sex, didn't have sex."Copy !req
276. I mean, Frankie had
to calm her down.Copy !req
277. She said
it was Harding.Copy !req
278. That could mean anything.Copy !req
279. Yeah, so I asked her,
"What about Harding?"Copy !req
280. She said he
made her do it.Copy !req
281. Now maybe you
don't call that rape, but I sure as hell do.Copy !req
282. Listen, how much police time
do you expect me to wasteCopy !req
283. trying to prove
the Russo boys' defense?Copy !req
284. Let them prove it.
I need my officers for other things.Copy !req
285. We've got
an allegation of rape.Copy !req
286. That's what
police time is for.Copy !req
287. An allegation that
can't ever be proved.Copy !req
288. Okay. We'll talk
to the other guys on Harding's shift.Copy !req
289. If we don't get
a smoking gun this time, that's it.Copy !req
290. In a hurry?I'm giving
a deposition.Copy !req
291. Your lawsuit against
the department?Copy !req
292. News travels.Copy !req
293. Kick butt.Copy !req
294. Yeah, I was on duty
that night, but I wasn't on the floor.Copy !req
295. I was downstairs
doing paperwork with my supervisor.Copy !req
296. You know George Harding
pretty well?Copy !req
297. Not really.Copy !req
298. George spends
most of his time with the patients.Copy !req
299. They seem
to like him. Yeah? Why is that?Copy !req
300. Well, he does stuff.
Like, if he knows you like biscuits,Copy !req
301. he'll slip you
an extra one.Copy !req
302. He ever slip them
anything else?Copy !req
303. Not that I know of.Copy !req
304. Is Jimmy Baxter
here today?Copy !req
305. He's around
somewhere.Copy !req
306. You're the second
York employee we've seen who got beat up.Copy !req
307. What's it to you?Copy !req
308. We don't like coincidences.
So who did it?Copy !req
309. A couple of guys, okay?Copy !req
310. A couple guys
named Russo, maybe?Copy !req
311. If you already know,
why ask?Copy !req
312. They put
George Harding in intensive care.Copy !req
313. How come you
got off so easy?Copy !req
314. I told those guys
it wasn't me.Copy !req
315. I didn't rape
their nut-job sister.Copy !req
316. Then why'd they
think you did?Copy !req
317. I wonder how
they got from you to George Harding.Copy !req
318. You told
them, didn't you?Copy !req
319. What if I did?Copy !req
320. They beat him into
critical condition on your say-so.Copy !req
321. Hey, I didn't
pull his name out of the air.Copy !req
322. If anybody did it,
it was him.Copy !req
323. The last place he
worked, somebody got raped there, too.Copy !req
324. Where's that? Park West.Copy !req
325. It's a long-term
care facility.Copy !req
326. They had some big
rape investigation.Copy !req
327. And
they put it on Harding?Copy !req
328. All I know is he
worked there, too.Copy !req
329. You're the ones who
don't like coincidences.Copy !req
330. The Russos said
their sister accused Harding.Copy !req
331. They lied about that.Copy !req
332. Doesn't mean they
lied about the rape.Copy !req
333. Wendy Singer.
She's been here about two years.Copy !req
334. Head-on collision
on the Taconic.Copy !req
335. Bad road.Copy !req
336. Her husband died
on impact,Copy !req
337. as did the five-month-old
fetus Wendy was carrying.Copy !req
338. Well, we'll try
not to tire her out,Copy !req
339. but we do have some
questions for her.Copy !req
340. I didn't make
myself clear, I guess.Copy !req
341. Wendy Singer has been
in an irreversible coma since the accident.Copy !req
342. Then who made
the rape complaint?Copy !req
343. We didn't need one.Copy !req
344. Mr. and Mrs. Singer,
this is Detective Briscoe, Detective Curtis.Copy !req
345. Didn't the police
already look into this?Copy !req
346. They're following up,
Mrs. Singer.Copy !req
347. Doctor, uh, could we
talk in your office?Copy !req
348. Mrs. Singer told us
Wendy missed her period the last week of June.Copy !req
349. Why wasn't
the pregnancy terminated?Copy !req
350. The Singers
refused to consent.Copy !req
351. Religious
convictions?Copy !req
352. Wendy is their only childCopy !req
353. and after the initial
shock wore off,Copy !req
354. they realized
they were going to have a grandchild after all.Copy !req
355. They've already
chosen names.Copy !req
356. We'll need the names
of the detectives who investigated, all right?Copy !req
357. We did everything
by the book.Copy !req
358. All our staff
were questioned.Copy !req
359. The police made
every male employee submit a blood sample.Copy !req
360. Including
George Harding?Copy !req
361. Harding wasn't here then.Copy !req
362. He'd moved on to a new job
about six weeks prior.Copy !req
363. Any suspects?Copy !req
364. The police concentrated
on the two employees who refused to give blood.Copy !req
365. One was Dean Goldberg,Copy !req
366. but you can cross him
off your list. He died two months ago. AIDS.Copy !req
367. I guess I'd refuse
to give blood, too.Copy !req
368. So who's
the other one?Copy !req
369. I refused 'cause
I'm an addict, okay?Copy !req
370. I'm trying to
get hooked up here,Copy !req
371. which is not gonna
happen with two cops standing around.Copy !req
372. Well, talk to us
about George Harding and we'll fade.Copy !req
373. Harding wasn't
there anymore.Copy !req
374. But you want him
to be the daddy? Fine with me.Copy !req
375. Hold on a minute.
We're still talking.Copy !req
376. The doctors loved Harding
'cause he sucked up.Copy !req
377. The patients loved him
because he'd bring them little extras if they paid him.Copy !req
378. You leaving now?Copy !req
379. Yeah. Well, we could
toss you for works.Copy !req
380. Then you could
come along with us.Copy !req
381. You ever see
Harding around after he quit?Copy !req
382. A couple of times,
late at night.Copy !req
383. He had a thing going
with one of the nurses.Copy !req
384. He'd take her
to the PT room.Copy !req
385. Just so we're clear,
he was having sex with a nurseCopy !req
386. in the physical therapy
room at Park West?Copy !req
387. That's why he
worked nights.Copy !req
388. He said he liked
doing it on the mats.Copy !req
389. He probably liked the mats
in the blue room at York.Copy !req
390. Leslie, you
remember the last time we were here?Copy !req
391. I've been taking my
medication. I have.Copy !req
392. So you can't
arrest me for that. That's right.Copy !req
393. We just want to talk to you
about what happened in the blue room.Copy !req
394. The physical therapy room.Copy !req
395. I told you already.
I told you seven times.Copy !req
396. Are you some kind
of sex pervert or something?Copy !req
397. Did anybody ever
take you there for sex?Copy !req
398. They have
these phone lines you could call,Copy !req
399. but they block
the numbers here.Copy !req
400. Leslie.Copy !req
401. I'm not going to tell you
who messed with me, if that's what you think.Copy !req
402. I'm not that kind of girl.Copy !req
403. But you know
who it was.Copy !req
404. I confessed to my
spiritual advisor, that's all that's required,Copy !req
405. I don't have to tell you.Copy !req
406. Now. We know
it was somebody in the hospital,Copy !req
407. one of the orderlies.Copy !req
408. I'm in big trouble now.Copy !req
409. No, you're not.
Just answer their questions.Copy !req
410. George Harding's
kind of a nice guy, huh?Copy !req
411. He is nice.Copy !req
412. Nice looking.Copy !req
413. I like his eyes.Copy !req
414. Did he ever take
advantage of you a little?Copy !req
415. There was
no advantage taken in the blue room.Copy !req
416. It was totally
mutual and sensual.Copy !req
417. I didn't tell that part to my spiritual advisor.Copy !req
418. But it was George
in the blue room.Copy !req
419. Leslie?Copy !req
420. Yeah.Copy !req
421. Okay?Copy !req
422. Hey, now I know why patients
never eat their Jell-O.Copy !req
423. If I ever see another bowl
of that crap wobbling at me,Copy !req
424. I'm gonna puke. Where you're going,
they serve a lot of Jell-O.Copy !req
425. Stand up.
You're under arrestCopy !req
426. for the rape
of Leslie Russo.Copy !req
427. You have the right
to remain silent.Copy !req
428. Anything you say can
and will be used against you in a court of law.Copy !req
429. Leslie Russo's statement?
This is the only evidence we have of rape?Copy !req
430. That, and her
original accusation.Copy !req
431. Made to her hoodlum
brothers a week after the alleged incident?Copy !req
432. Are we back to
disbelieving the victim?Copy !req
433. There's nothing wrong
with a little healthy skepticismCopy !req
434. when the victim
is an institutionalized schizophrenic.Copy !req
435. That's just the point.
She's incapable of consent. Rape one.Copy !req
436. What I'm talking about isCopy !req
437. whether the rape
is a figment of her imagination.Copy !req
438. Who is this
spiritual advisor she confided in?Copy !req
439. I talked to
her therapist.Copy !req
440. Apparently,
he's part of her delusional system.Copy !req
441. I'm sorry, Jamie.
This is in no shape for a grand jury.Copy !req
442. Harding's co-worker
at Park West implicated him pretty strongly.Copy !req
443. Sex in the physical
therapy room was Harding's signature.Copy !req
444. You're using a rape
you can't prove Harding committedCopy !req
445. to bootstrap a rape
you're not even sure happened.Copy !req
446. Two jobs,
two helpless victims.Copy !req
447. It's not a
coincidence.Copy !req
448. Harding wasn't even
working at Park WestCopy !req
449. when the Singer
woman was raped.Copy !req
450. So maybe he snuck back
into the facility.Copy !req
451. Or maybe the timeline
got screwed up.Copy !req
452. Well, find out
before we dig ourselves a hole we can't climb out of.Copy !req
453. Good morning!Copy !req
454. The HMO I'm contracted with
sent me to Park West.Copy !req
455. My only patient there
is Wendy Singer.Copy !req
456. When
was the last time you examined her?Copy !req
457. Just last week.Copy !req
458. It's a high-risk pregnancy,
so I try to see her every 10 days or so.Copy !req
459. She was doing remarkably
well, considering.Copy !req
460. Can you tell
when she conceived?Copy !req
461. Hmm. It's difficult
to pinpoint conception even in a healthy woman.Copy !req
462. Her mother said
she missed her first cycle in June.Copy !req
463. Six months?Copy !req
464. Well, that would
be consistent with my physical examination.Copy !req
465. Is there a way
to tell for sure?Copy !req
466. Well,
I ordered an ultrasound last time I was there.Copy !req
467. Can I take a look?Copy !req
468. Without a release
from her parents?Copy !req
469. I can go back downtown
and get a court order.Copy !req
470. If all you want to see
is the sonogram,Copy !req
471. I guess the fetus
won't object.Copy !req
472. Ah!Copy !req
473. There's a view of
the head. Let's see.Copy !req
474. Biparietal diameter
is about seven centimeters.Copy !req
475. Thirty weeks.Copy !req
476. Seven months.Copy !req
477. You saw
the sonogram?Copy !req
478. Your grandchild is
due in two months.Copy !req
479. Mrs. Singer, you
told the doctorsCopy !req
480. your daughter missed
her period in June.Copy !req
481. The police based their
investigation on that.Copy !req
482. Is it possible
you made a mistake?Copy !req
483. When she missed
her period in May, I didn't say anything.Copy !req
484. I thought
it was because of her condition.Copy !req
485. So you kept her
pregnancy a secret?Copy !req
486. You have to
understand, Ms. Ross, I struggled with this.Copy !req
487. My daughter wanted a baby
more than anything.Copy !req
488. I thought if I
said something,Copy !req
489. they might give
Wendy an abortion.Copy !req
490. Any idea
who did this to her?Copy !req
491. I just assumed
it was Chris Ryan.Copy !req
492. The one who quit
rather than give his blood.Copy !req
493. How about George Harding?Copy !req
494. You ever notice him
paying special attention to your daughter?Copy !req
495. He took care of Wendy.Copy !req
496. But not what you mean.Copy !req
497. Think about it,
Mrs. Singer.Copy !req
498. The police ruled him out
because of the information you gave them.Copy !req
499. It couldn't be George.Copy !req
500. I remember
saying to him after the accident,Copy !req
501. it was a blessing in disguise
that Wendy miscarried.Copy !req
502. The doctors said
that carrying a child would probably kill her.Copy !req
503. I just hope
they're wrong.Copy !req
504. A crazy woman,
a coma patient.Copy !req
505. Two defenseless victims,
not one viable case between them.Copy !req
506. We have
a circumstantial case against George Harding.Copy !req
507. Turns out the Singer woman
misstated the date of her daughter's rape.Copy !req
508. Why should she do that?Copy !req
509. She didn't want to terminate
her daughter's pregnancy so she kept it hidden.Copy !req
510. Yeah. This'll sell
papers for weeks.Copy !req
511. "Rape victim
has coma baby."Copy !req
512. The parents had
a hard choice.Copy !req
513. Wendy Singer will
never get better.Copy !req
514. This baby's
their only link to their daughter.Copy !req
515. If the baby
is that important to them,Copy !req
516. they may be reluctant
to cooperate.Copy !req
517. We don't need them.
We have the sonogramCopy !req
518. to pinpoint
the onset of pregnancy.Copy !req
519. The proof of rape
is self-evident.Copy !req
520. You can't say the same
for the Russo girl.Copy !req
521. Tie it up in a package.Copy !req
522. Make Harding an offer
if he'll plead to both cases.Copy !req
523. You'll get an indictment.
You'll never get a conviction.Copy !req
524. Mr. Harding left
a trail of helpless victims.Copy !req
525. I'm counting heavily
on the pariah factor.Copy !req
526. It has shock value.
That's about all.Copy !req
527. And 25 years
worth of exposure.Copy !req
528. Twenty-five years?Copy !req
529. Once we get a DNA
sample from Wendy Singer.Copy !req
530. If your client
wants to make a deal, now's the time.Copy !req
531. Two for the price of one?Copy !req
532. If he pleads to both.Copy !req
533. Break it down to
sex abuse. City time.Copy !req
534. First-degree rape.
Ten-to-20 concurrent.Copy !req
535. That's a nice
bargaining position. What's the real offer?Copy !req
536. I don't haggle
with rapists.Copy !req
537. Have a nice day,
Mr. McCoy.Copy !req
538. Who do we present first
to the grand jury? Singer or Russo?Copy !req
539. Russo. At least
we've got a victim who can testify.Copy !req
540. That's a matter
of interpretation.Copy !req
541. Skoda examined Russo.Copy !req
542. He thinks
she can carry the ball in front of a grand jury.Copy !req
543. I read his report.
He hedged his bets.Copy !req
544. So we're back
to Wendy Singer and proving paternity?Copy !req
545. You want to wait
and get DNA from her baby?Copy !req
546. Harding will be
long gone.Copy !req
547. If Wendy Singer
had an amniocentesis,Copy !req
548. there might be a DNA sample
right in her file.Copy !req
549. You call her doctor.Copy !req
550. I'll get Russo in front
of the grand jury.Copy !req
551. Ms. Russo,Copy !req
552. could you tell us
what happened to youCopy !req
553. in the physical therapy room
at York Psychiatric Hospital?Copy !req
554. You want me to tell you
about the sex thing?Copy !req
555. Yes.Copy !req
556. And this is all
being written down?Copy !req
557. The stenographer
is taking down what we say, yes.Copy !req
558. So I can't lie.Copy !req
559. If I lie, all these people
will be angry with me.Copy !req
560. You already took an oath
to tell the truth.Copy !req
561. You said you understood
what that means.Copy !req
562. The whole truth,
so help me God,Copy !req
563. or it goes down on
my permanent record.Copy !req
564. Did you have
a sexual encounter in the blue roomCopy !req
565. with George Harding?Copy !req
566. Roger said
there was nothing wrong with doing it.Copy !req
567. Who is Roger?Copy !req
568. My sexual encounter.
He's on D ward.Copy !req
569. He says he can
smell me from up there.Copy !req
570. Ms. Russo.Copy !req
571. Did you tell the policeCopy !req
572. that you had
sexual intercourse with George Harding,Copy !req
573. an orderly
at the hospital?Copy !req
574. I don't think
I said that,Copy !req
575. but if I did say that,
I didn't mean to say that.Copy !req
576. But is it true?Copy !req
577. Leslie?Copy !req
578. It was true,Copy !req
579. but now it's not.Copy !req
580. So you lied to the police?Copy !req
581. There was no Bible,
or any other religious icons.Copy !req
582. My spiritual advisor
says if you say what's in your head,Copy !req
583. it cleanses
your brain.Copy !req
584. So you can't put that
on my permanent record.Copy !req
585. Maybe I should
get a good lawyer.Copy !req
586. You won't be
in any trouble, Roger.Copy !req
587. They just need
to know the truth about you and Leslie.Copy !req
588. I've been here three
years. Guy like me's gonna get horny, right?Copy !req
589. So, you did have
sex with Leslie?Copy !req
590. Yeah.Copy !req
591. Yeah. A few times.Copy !req
592. Where did you and Leslie go?Copy !req
593. PT, mostly.
At night, when nobody was around.Copy !req
594. The blue room?Copy !req
595. Yeah.Copy !req
596. Yeah. We call it that.Copy !req
597. How did you get in?Copy !req
598. George Harding
gave me the key.Copy !req
599. He made me pay him
10 bucks for it.Copy !req
600. Recommend to
the assigned A.D.A.Copy !req
601. two counts of assault
against the Russo brothers.Copy !req
602. If Harding didn't
rape Leslie Russo,Copy !req
603. why did he want
to plead to it?Copy !req
604. To cover the one
he did commit?Copy !req
605. Wendy Singer?Copy !req
606. How'd you make out
with her OB/GYN?Copy !req
607. She confirmed that
Wendy had an amnio.Copy !req
608. She won't give me
the records without a release from the Singers.Copy !req
609. Let's get one.Copy !req
610. The only way
we can prove our case against George HardingCopy !req
611. is with a DNA match.Copy !req
612. We need your permission
to get the resultsCopy !req
613. of your daughter's
amniocentesis.Copy !req
614. But I'm sure
George isn't the one.Copy !req
615. Well, then the records
will exonerate him.Copy !req
616. We'd prefer
not to find out who the father is.Copy !req
617. You don't want to know
who raped your daughter?Copy !req
618. We're putting that part
behind us now, Ms. Ross.Copy !req
619. For all we know,Copy !req
620. the man can put
some kind of paternity claim on the baby.Copy !req
621. If we don't identify
this man, Mrs. Singer,Copy !req
622. he may assault
other innocent victims.Copy !req
623. All we need are the records
to prove our case.Copy !req
624. You already saw the sonogram
without our permission.Copy !req
625. We talked to a lawyer.
He said you're invading our privacy.Copy !req
626. We don't have
to consent.Copy !req
627. The records we
are requesting are critical, Your Honor.Copy !req
628. We've already obtained
a court-ordered DNA sample from George Harding.Copy !req
629. Wendy Singer's test results
will allow us to determine if he fathered the child.Copy !req
630. The Singers don't
want to know who fathered the child.Copy !req
631. I can't understand
that, Mr. Baum.Copy !req
632. Well, they don't care
to dwell on how their daughter became pregnant.Copy !req
633. As far as they're concerned,
it's a matter of divine intervention.Copy !req
634. They can believe
whatever they want.Copy !req
635. We still have
a rapist to prosecute.Copy !req
636. We need the DNA
to prove our case.Copy !req
637. That's not
my clients' problem. It's a matter of privacy.Copy !req
638. They don't have to
divulge their daughter's medical file to the State.Copy !req
639. Your Honor, the Singers'
right to privacy is outweighed by public interest.Copy !req
640. There's a dangerous
sex offender on the street.Copy !req
641. George Harding's
in jail. Not for long.Copy !req
642. If we don't get these
records immediately,Copy !req
643. we can't obtain a timely
indictment. He'll have to be released.Copy !req
644. That's a point.Copy !req
645. I have to balance
all of these facts.Copy !req
646. I respect the Singers' desire
to keep the government out of their personal business.Copy !req
647. But in this case,Copy !req
648. the State's interest
in obtaining these recordsCopy !req
649. is extremely compelling.Copy !req
650. I'm ordering the results
of Wendy Singer's amniocentesis be disclosed.Copy !req
651. The DNA results
came back from Lifecodes.Copy !req
652. Based on
the RFLP analysis, Harding's the father.Copy !req
653. When can I put this
in the win column?Copy !req
654. It's set for
the A.M. grand jury.Copy !req
655. Wendy Singer had
an emergency cesarean.Copy !req
656. She died on
the operating table.Copy !req
657. And the baby?Copy !req
658. A girl.
Five weeks premature.Copy !req
659. She was rushed to
a pediatric ICU.Copy !req
660. Send
a letter of condolence to the Singer family.Copy !req
661. Then amend the complaint
against Harding to include a murder charge.Copy !req
662. Felony murder
won't fly.Copy !req
663. Death didn't occur "in
furtherance of the crime or immediate flight therefrom."Copy !req
664. Harding's rape
got her pregnant.Copy !req
665. Her pregnancy
caused her death.Copy !req
666. But how can we argue
that that's what Harding intended?Copy !req
667. Leaves us with
depraved indifference.Copy !req
668. No problem showing that
Harding knew he ran the risk of getting her pregnant.Copy !req
669. After that,
it's a push.Copy !req
670. Unless he knew
the risks of a pregnancy.Copy !req
671. Wendy's doctor
told Mrs. SingerCopy !req
672. that the miscarriage
after the accident was a blessing in disguise.Copy !req
673. She said she told Harding.Copy !req
674. Notify Harding's lawyer
we're amending the charge.Copy !req
675. Murder two?Copy !req
676. I knew you were tough.
I didn't know you were vindictive.Copy !req
677. Is this because
the Russo case fell through?Copy !req
678. No. When Mr. Harding raped
Wendy Singer, he killed her.Copy !req
679. The charge is
proportional to the harm.Copy !req
680. There is your sense
of justice, Mr. McCoy,Copy !req
681. and then
there's the law.Copy !req
682. The law says that if
he acted with disregard to the risk,Copy !req
683. he can be charged
with the consequences.Copy !req
684. Risk requires
foreseeability.Copy !req
685. How could he
possibly foresee she'd get pregnant,Copy !req
686. go into premature labor,
and die in childbirth?Copy !req
687. He's a trained
health care professional. He raped an infirm woman.Copy !req
688. Your client
took his chances.Copy !req
689. My client
changes bed pans. The jury won't buy it.Copy !req
690. They will
when they hear from Mrs. Singer.Copy !req
691. She told Mr. Harding
how dangerous it would beCopy !req
692. for Wendy to carry
a child to term.Copy !req
693. She'll testify to
their conversation.Copy !req
694. If that's
your best evidence, we'll take our chances.Copy !req
695. We need you to testify
to what you told me during our investigation,Copy !req
696. that you told Harding
how risky it would be for Wendy to carry a child.Copy !req
697. Did I say that?
I really don't remember.Copy !req
698. It was the first
time I was here.Copy !req
699. You told me
the doctors said how fortunate it wasCopy !req
700. that Wendy had miscarried
after the accident.I recall that part.Copy !req
701. That it was
a blessing in disguise.Copy !req
702. Yes, but I can't remember
telling Mr. Harding.Copy !req
703. How can I testify?Copy !req
704. This is very important
to our case, Mrs. Singer.Copy !req
705. We told you before,
Ms. Ross. We're tired of all this.Copy !req
706. Wendy is dead.Copy !req
707. Just... Just
leave us out of it.Copy !req
708. Uh-oh. I know that look.Copy !req
709. It's the Harding case.Copy !req
710. I need you to dig up
everything you can on his finances.Copy !req
711. Bank accounts,
credit card bills...Copy !req
712. We got his blood.
We got the kid's DNA.Copy !req
713. I thought this was a gimme.Copy !req
714. Just get me the records.Copy !req
715. Harding's financials.Copy !req
716. You going to
challenge his right to a court-appointed lawyer?Copy !req
717. Mrs. Singer did a 180
on her conversation with Harding.Copy !req
718. Now she doesn't remember
telling him about the risks of Wendy's pregnancy.Copy !req
719. How will Harding's
bank account jog her memory?Copy !req
720. The week after
Wendy Singer was raped,Copy !req
721. Harding put a down payment
on a Harley-Davidson Softail.Copy !req
722. Nice bike.Copy !req
723. And a few days after
Mrs. Singer reported her daughter pregnant,Copy !req
724. Harding bought a 46-inch
projection television.Copy !req
725. They paid him, Jack.
They paid him to impregnate their daughter.Copy !req
726. It explains why
she stonewalled me.Copy !req
727. And why they wouldn't
release the amnio.Copy !req
728. She's covering
for Harding.Copy !req
729. He's a cooperative guy.Copy !req
730. Maybe he'll cooperate with us.Copy !req
731. The Singers lost two things
in that car crash.Copy !req
732. They lost their
daughter Wendy,Copy !req
733. and they also lost
the child she was carrying.Copy !req
734. It's a sad story.
What's it got to do with my client?Copy !req
735. It's a story
Mr. Harding's heard before.Copy !req
736. No, I don't know
what the hell you're talking about.Copy !req
737. Then I'll finish it
for you.Copy !req
738. In their sorrow
and desperation,Copy !req
739. the Singers made
a deal with the devil.Copy !req
740. They paid Mr. Harding
to father a grandchild.Copy !req
741. You raped Wendy Singer,
you bought a motorcycle.Copy !req
742. When she became pregnant,
you bought a television.Copy !req
743. That's quite
a scenario.Copy !req
744. I think we're done here.Copy !req
745. Fine.Copy !req
746. I'll try you as a sex fiend
who rapes unconscious women.Copy !req
747. We can splash it
all over the papers.I'm not like that.Copy !req
748. I'm willing
to entertain that possibility.Copy !req
749. Come on, George.Copy !req
750. Wait.Copy !req
751. It was
the mother's idea.Copy !req
752. She paid me.Copy !req
753. $3,000 up front,Copy !req
754. and $2,000 more
if I did the job.Copy !req
755. You want him to testify
to that, you'll have to drop the murder count.Copy !req
756. I'll think about it.Copy !req
757. So she paid him to be
with her comatose daughter.Copy !req
758. To impregnate her.Copy !req
759. The 20th century
is passing me by.Copy !req
760. Two parties in cahoots
to make a babyCopy !req
761. and a victim
who's not cognizant.Copy !req
762. Is this a case we
need to prosecute?Copy !req
763. Harding raped
a comatose woman for profit.Copy !req
764. I won't make
a deal with him.How about the mother?Copy !req
765. She sold
her own daughter to a stranger.Copy !req
766. She acted out of despair.
Harding acted out of greed.Copy !req
767. Harding was just fulfilling
the mother's wishes.Copy !req
768. Instead of protecting
her daughter,Copy !req
769. she turned her into
a baby machine.Copy !req
770. This can go
back and forth all night. How do we make it go away?Copy !req
771. We've got Harding
dead-to-rights on the rape charge.Copy !req
772. The murder is
a little trickier.Copy !req
773. If we charge Harding
with murder,Copy !req
774. we need Mrs. Singer to testify
she told him the risks of Wendy's pregnancy.Copy !req
775. If we charge Mrs. Singer
with murder, or even as an accomplice to the rape,Copy !req
776. we need Harding to
testify she paid him.Copy !req
777. Two snakes eating
each other's tails.Copy !req
778. Pry one of them loose.Copy !req
779. No irregularities
in the Singers' bank accounts or IRA.Copy !req
780. You think Harding lied?I'm hoping he did.Copy !req
781. We're gonna have to make
a deal with one of them to implicate the other.Copy !req
782. Well, Mrs. Singer isn't
inspiring too much pity on my part.Copy !req
783. It's the ultimate
betrayal, Jack.Copy !req
784. Wendy Singer was helpless.
Her mother was supposed to protect her.Copy !req
785. And Harding? He took
the money, he pushed Wendy's IV aside,Copy !req
786. he removed her catheter
and climbed on top of her.Copy !req
787. That's monstrous.Copy !req
788. Look at this.Copy !req
789. An appraisal
to Mr. Harry Singer from Fulton Coin and Stamp.Copy !req
790. US commemorative
sheets, $6,200.Copy !req
791. And it's dated April.Copy !req
792. The same month
Wendy Singer was impregnated.Copy !req
793. Mrs. Singer financed
her daughter's rapeCopy !req
794. with her husband's
stamp collection.Copy !req
795. I wonder if he knows.Copy !req
796. Why do you care
about my stamps?Copy !req
797. You didn't deposit
any of the proceeds.Copy !req
798. Greta used it
to pay the doctor,Copy !req
799. the neurologist who
came to look at Wendy.Copy !req
800. Do you remember
his name?Copy !req
801. Dr. Ashburn.Copy !req
802. I didn't really want
to hire the man.Copy !req
803. Had to pay
to fly him in from Chicago.Copy !req
804. Greta said
he worked wonders with coma patientsCopy !req
805. at his hospital.Copy !req
806. Just as well have
thrown the money out the window.Copy !req
807. Your daughter was never
examined by a doctor named Ashburn.Copy !req
808. Well, I'm sure
of the name.Copy !req
809. Greta kept saying
Dr. Ashburn was Wendy's last chance.Copy !req
810. Why you asking me
all these questions?Copy !req
811. There's no good way
to say this, sir,Copy !req
812. but your wife
used the money for another purpose.Copy !req
813. She paid George Harding
to father Wendy's child.Copy !req
814. That couldn't be.Copy !req
815. What kind of a doctor
do you pay in cash?Copy !req
816. Is my wife
in trouble?Copy !req
817. Yes.Copy !req
818. We could prosecute her
together with Mr. Harding.Copy !req
819. Tell them, Greta.Copy !req
820. The money was for
the neurologist!Copy !req
821. Do you have
a receipt?Copy !req
822. No.Copy !req
823. How about the doctor's
phone number?Copy !req
824. We can call him
and put this to rest right now.Copy !req
825. It's like they say.Copy !req
826. You gave that
money to Harding.Copy !req
827. Harry, stop.Copy !req
828. Tell them, Greta.Copy !req
829. We have our
granddaughter now.Copy !req
830. Let's put an end
to the lies.Copy !req
831. I want the truth,
Mrs. Singer.Copy !req
832. You paid him to
rape your daughter.Copy !req
833. It wasn't rape.You had no right
to allow it.Copy !req
834. If I tell you,
will I go to jail?Copy !req
835. No promises.Copy !req
836. Then I can't let her
talk to you.Copy !req
837. If she doesn't
cooperate, I'll make a deal with Harding.Copy !req
838. Well, then it's
off the record.Copy !req
839. You want it under oath,
it'll cost you a no-jail plea offer.Copy !req
840. Go ahead, Mrs. Singer.Copy !req
841. You have to understand,
Mr. McCoy.Copy !req
842. Wendy called us
the day she found out she and John were expecting.Copy !req
843. That baby was all
I could think about.Copy !req
844. Then one night,
we got a phone call.Copy !req
845. John was killed.Copy !req
846. That was when
Wendy lost the baby.Copy !req
847. Harry stopped going
to the hospital.Copy !req
848. I just couldn't
see her like that.Copy !req
849. I cried
all the time.Copy !req
850. I had daydreams
Wendy was fine.Copy !req
851. We were in the park,
with a stroller,Copy !req
852. everyone saying,
"What an adorable baby."Copy !req
853. What about Harding?Copy !req
854. I used to watch him
bathe Wendy,Copy !req
855. and I finally
got up the nerveCopy !req
856. to ask him.Copy !req
857. To ask him what?Copy !req
858. To...Copy !req
859. To make a baby
with Wendy.Copy !req
860. And he agreed? If I paid him.Copy !req
861. I wouldn't at first.Copy !req
862. But then he said
how Wendy's life was just going to waste.Copy !req
863. He was right.Copy !req
864. So, yes, I gave him
the money.Copy !req
865. I know
you don't believe this, but I loved my daughter.Copy !req
866. Then you should have
taken better care of her.Copy !req
867. I did.Copy !req
868. I did!Copy !req
869. It was God that
didn't take care of her.Copy !req
870. God took Wendy and John.
God took our baby.Copy !req
871. And God owed me
a grandchild, Mr. McCoy.Copy !req
872. God owed me!Copy !req
873. Greta Singer
told us everything.Copy !req
874. We're going to
make a deal with her to testify against you.Copy !req
875. How can you make
a deal with her? The whole thing was her idea.Copy !req
876. You could have
said no.Copy !req
877. This is
mind-boggling.Copy !req
878. You want to hold my client
to a higher standard than Wendy Singer's own mother.Copy !req
879. Your client raped
a comatose womanCopy !req
880. for a motorcycle
and a television.Copy !req
881. Mrs. Singer was
driven by her grief and her despair.Copy !req
882. So make her a saint.
I'm the one who did her a favor.Copy !req
883. She came to me, all right.
All crying and everything.Copy !req
884. I told her "Forget it,"
about 10 times. The lady wore me down.Copy !req
885. You were able to
penetrate her daughter.Copy !req
886. It can't have been
that repulsive to you.Copy !req
887. I felt sorry
for her, you know?Copy !req
888. I mean, what
was I gonna do?Copy !req
889. Harding is a predator. I don't
buy his Good Samaritan routine for one second.Copy !req
890. Mrs. Singer's
the one who lied to us every chance she got.Copy !req
891. What she did
was reprehensible.Copy !req
892. As a prosecutor,
I can't excuse it.Copy !req
893. As a human being,
I feel pity.Copy !req
894. Haven't we been
here before?Copy !req
895. There's no damn
solution, Adam.Copy !req
896. I still can't make out murder
against either one of themCopy !req
897. unless I cut a deal
with the other.Copy !req
898. Greta Singer won't
testify against Harding unless she gets a walk.Copy !req
899. I can console myself
with the vague notionCopy !req
900. that Mrs. Singer's conduct
was excused by her grief.Copy !req
901. Grief? She's a
narcissistic monster.Copy !req
902. Harding does
25-to-life.Copy !req
903. Fifteen.Copy !req
904. What if you lose?Copy !req
905. I won't lose
the rape count.Copy !req
906. Either way,
Mrs. Singer does zero.Copy !req
907. She lives
happily ever after with her granddaughter.Copy !req
908. Maybe not happily.Copy !req
909. It's too high
a price, Jack.Copy !req
910. I don't like
the alternative.Copy !req
911. Solomon said, "Divide
the child in half."Copy !req
912. You plead to rape one.
Four-to-eight.Copy !req
913. How could I rape
my own daughter?Copy !req
914. You solicited Mr. Harding
and you provided access.Copy !req
915. You're an accomplice.Copy !req
916. You might just as well
have held her down.Copy !req
917. What about
Mr. Harding?Copy !req
918. He's going away
for rape, also.Copy !req
919. And the murder?Copy !req
920. We're dropping
the murder chargeCopy !req
921. against your client
and Mr. Harding.Copy !req
922. It's the deal
of the century.Copy !req
923. With all
that's happened,Copy !req
924. what good will this do?Copy !req
925. Mr. Singer.Copy !req
926. Your wife and Mr. Harding
plunged into a moral quagmireCopy !req
927. that the law can
only begin to address.Copy !req
928. Maybe they'll both
drown in it.Copy !req
929. From Greta Singer's lawyer.
She's accepting the offer.Copy !req
930. What's wrong, Jack?Copy !req
931. The Singers' granddaughter,Copy !req
932. Harding's parents
are petitioning for custody.Copy !req
933. The parents of the man
who raped her?Copy !req
934. I pity the judge
who has to make that call.Copy !req
935. I'll save my pity
for that baby,Copy !req
936. no matter where
she ends up.Copy !req