1. As low-pressure
systems flow through the area...Copy !req
2. high temperatures will remain
in the mid to upper 50s.Copy !req
3. Tuesday will be mostly cloudy,
windy and mild...Copy !req
4. with scattered showers
and high temperatures...Copy !req
5. That's better, huh?Copy !req
6. More violence
in Jackson Heights this morning...Copy !req
7. this time against a Pakistani driver
dragged from his car and beaten with bricks.Copy !req
8. Police are calling it a hate crime...Copy !req
9. adding they believe the motivation
for the attack is the Nasir Khan case.Copy !req
10. Mr. Khan is on trial
for the stabbing murder of Andrea Cornish.Copy !req
11. That's for you.Copy !req
12. The good one.Copy !req
13. Go ahead, take it. You earned it.Copy !req
14. Did a good thing.Copy !req
15. Call your family.Copy !req
16. Thank you.Copy !req
17. So how they doing?Copy !req
18. I mean, they don't complain or nothing,
but not good.Copy !req
19. No, it's okay.Copy !req
20. Family's everything.Copy !req
21. Safar Khan.Copy !req
22. - My experience is in retail sales.
- I can see that.Copy !req
23. Unfortunately, I don't have anything
like that at the moment. I...Copy !req
24. - You're the mother of that—
- Yes.Copy !req
25. And it was why I was let go, the only reason.Copy !req
26. What jobs do you have available?Copy !req
27. What are you willing to do?Copy !req
28. - What in particular?
- Facebook, if he's on it.Copy !req
29. - Who on earth isn't?
- Me.Copy !req
30. You hear Bob Rooney's kid
just got his gold shield?Copy !req
31. Christ, how old was he
when he had him, 12?Copy !req
32. Kid's 28, Tommy. The math is good.Copy !req
33. Earlier, before this.Copy !req
34. - Hey, Dennis, when's your big day?
- Not soon enough.Copy !req
35. Yeah, I'll bet.
What are you gonna do with yourself, play golf?Copy !req
36. Uh-huh.Copy !req
37. "You're a lifesaver."Copy !req
38. "You're a friend indeed."Copy !req
39. "You the man."Copy !req
40. "Owe you bigtime, bro."Copy !req
41. For what, I wonder?Copy !req
42. Amir.Copy !req
43. - Yo. Use your bike?
- What?Copy !req
44. Your cell, man. I need to make a call.Copy !req
45. What cell?Copy !req
46. Stupid-ass motherfucker.Copy !req
47. What are you looking for?Copy !req
48. How out of his mind he was.Copy !req
49. Well, this was some cocktail,
I'll tell you that.Copy !req
50. - Too high to know what he was doing?
- That depends on the individual.Copy !req
51. I've had patients this fucked up
who could fly 747s through five time zones...Copy !req
52. others who couldn't lift their head
off the floor if their life depended on it.Copy !req
53. Which are you interested in?Copy !req
54. The aviators.Copy !req
55. Well, can you help me?Copy !req
56. Yes.Copy !req
57. For feet, for sex. Mix water.
Three hundred dollars.Copy !req
58. - Does it taste okay?
- No.Copy !req
59. - Credit card okay?
- No.Copy !req
60. Hey, yo.Copy !req
61. Dude asked you to use that cell phone
I gave you.Copy !req
62. - Why'd you say no?
- Because it's mine.Copy !req
63. - What?
- What?Copy !req
64. Think I was just trying to save you a trip
to the pay phone?Copy !req
65. It's a cash machine, dummy.
Ten dollars a minute.Copy !req
66. - Oh.
on.Copy !req
67. I'm gonna make a proper convict
out of you yet.Copy !req
68. Hold the belly button up in the air.Copy !req
69. Great. You can do it.Copy !req
70. Every minute you've gotta move
to your best ability.Copy !req
71. Last one. Take it down now. Stretch it out—Copy !req
72. Mr. Day?Copy !req
73. Hi. My name's Chandra.Copy !req
74. I was wondering if I could talk to you
for a minute.Copy !req
75. No, I don't have a minute. I got work to do.Copy !req
76. I'm not here to cause trouble.
I just need some information.Copy !req
77. Is there somewhere else we could talk?Copy !req
78. She the one got killed in the papers.Copy !req
79. She's the one you saw
the night she got killed.Copy !req
80. At the gas station.Copy !req
81. There's a security tape.Copy !req
82. What was going on there?Copy !req
83. You know.Copy !req
84. I don't.Copy !req
85. She had that vibration some women got.Copy !req
86. Next thing you know, they're dead. Like that.Copy !req
87. Vibration?Copy !req
88. Like she the cat and you the yarn.Copy !req
89. Women like that out to destroy you.Copy !req
90. Sometimes you got no choice but to
strike first. You know what I'm saying?Copy !req
91. Like, uh, she deserved it?Copy !req
92. Like it's a given with women like that
to think they're God's gift...Copy !req
93. and you ain't nothing but a plaything...Copy !req
94. until they find out
otherwise, like she did.Copy !req
95. You talked to her there. Why?Copy !req
96. Because I saw her for the destroyer
that she was, and I did not like that.Copy !req
97. Sometimes when you call them out,
they get neutralized.Copy !req
98. Um, do you remember the man she was with?Copy !req
99. That wasn't no man. That was a ball of yarn.Copy !req
100. Where did you go after that?Copy !req
101. Where'd I go?Copy !req
102. Really?Copy !req
103. That's where you wanna go?Copy !req
104. You a cat too?Copy !req
105. - You think I'm a ball of yarn?
- No.Copy !req
106. I've dealt with females like you
my whole life, and I'm still here.Copy !req
107. You know how?Copy !req
108. Read your Bible.Copy !req
109. Judges 16.Copy !req
110. That's all a man need to know.Copy !req
111. Oh, God.Copy !req
112. I'm not interested in being saved, thank you.Copy !req
113. What's wrong?Copy !req
114. "The lords of the Philistines
came to her with silver.Copy !req
115. And after putting him to sleep in her lap...Copy !req
116. she called for someone
to shave off his seven braids.Copy !req
117. And so his strength left him.Copy !req
118. And she said to him,
'The Philistines be upon thee, Samson.'Copy !req
119. And they bound him in shackles,
brought him to Gaza and gouged out his eyes."Copy !req
120. That's what he thinks of women.Copy !req
121. - And he followed them in his hearse.
- You don't know that.Copy !req
122. He waited for them to leave.
There's no other reason.Copy !req
123. And the cops haven't even bothered
talking to him.Copy !req
124. But you did.Copy !req
125. His eyes...Copy !req
126. Everything about him is so creepy.Copy !req
127. Next time when you wanna talk to somebody,
let me do it.Copy !req
128. You want a drink?Copy !req
129. Oh, forgot, no alcohol.Copy !req
130. That's Muslims. I'll drink anything.Copy !req
131. Next time, leave the Nancy Drew work to me.Copy !req
132. He's really scary, John.Copy !req
133. And I gave him my card.Copy !req
134. Chasen High School.
That's in the Bronx, right?Copy !req
135. Yeah, off Fordham Road.
Great basketball team, lousy metal detectors.Copy !req
136. So why would a kid transfer out of a school
half a dozen blocks from his house...Copy !req
137. to another one 40 minutes away
by subway?Copy !req
138. To Chasen?Copy !req
139. Well, not for the robotics club,
I'll tell you that.Copy !req
140. Probably didn't have a choice.Copy !req
141. His name was Nasir Khan.Copy !req
142. Maybe you remember him.Copy !req
143. Yeah. I remember him well.Copy !req
144. He made the basketball team,
but I didn't play him too much.Copy !req
145. - He left in the middle of the ninth grade.
- Yeah, he got into a fight with another kid.Copy !req
146. Wound up throwing him down a
flight of stairs. Broke his arm.Copy !req
147. - But it could have just as easily been his skull.
- No kidding.Copy !req
148. They suspended him for a couple of weeks,
but when he came back, it was just as bad...Copy !req
149. so he was transferred out.Copy !req
150. - Thanks. I appreciate your time.
- You're welcome.Copy !req
151. Thanks, Greer.Copy !req
152. Jury selection isn't about selection.Copy !req
153. It's about getting rid of your nightmares.Copy !req
154. Anyone from law enforcement.
Anyone from a law-enforcement family.Copy !req
155. Anyone from a military family.
No small-business owners.Copy !req
156. No working-class whites. No elderly blacks.
They're tired of getting mugged.Copy !req
157. No one who knows anyone killed on 9/11.
No one who listens to Fox News.Copy !req
158. No golfers, no bowlers, no sailors
and absolutely no lawyers.Copy !req
159. - Are you listening to me?
- Yeah.Copy !req
160. - Can I get another of these?
- Yup.Copy !req
161. I broke up with my boyfriend.Copy !req
162. Oh.Copy !req
163. Fuck that. Who cares? This is important.Copy !req
164. Educated liberals are good,
unless they got a kid died of an overdose.Copy !req
165. Jews, but not religious ones.
Well, for this case, it's complicated.Copy !req
166. Same with Muslims. Still, they tend to be...
I don't know. Who the hell knows anymore?Copy !req
167. - Here you go.
- Thanks.Copy !req
168. You know who you really want?
The prize of all prizes?Copy !req
169. Young urban women. Mmm.Copy !req
170. Because they don't give a shit
about anyone's opinion but their own.Copy !req
171. And odds are one of them's gonna be
on our side just by accident.Copy !req
172. And all we need is one.Copy !req
173. - Young urban women. Well phrased.
- I try.Copy !req
174. Look, I get it.Copy !req
175. Love is passion, it's fleeting, it's trouble.Copy !req
176. "Paradise by the Dashboard Lights."Copy !req
177. What?Copy !req
178. You screw up, you break up,
you get divorced.Copy !req
179. I did.Copy !req
180. It's not the end of the world.Copy !req
181. You're alone.Copy !req
182. Well, so are you now.Copy !req
183. Can I get another of these?Copy !req
184. Greer.Copy !req
185. She's done.Copy !req
186. Why no sailors?Copy !req
187. While one officer leads Marilyn
out of the bedroom...Copy !req
188. the other continues the luminol testing.Copy !req
189. What he finds could be proof
that something violent happened there.Copy !req
190. - There are visible positive results...
- Yo, it's Gooden.Copy !req
191. Can't come to the phone right now,
but you can leave a message.Copy !req
192. Hey, Gooden, it's Dad again.
What are you doing?Copy !req
193. You wanna come over?Copy !req
194. We could stay in, watch TV...Copy !req
195. go out to Dinosaur Bar-B-Que,
whatever you want.Copy !req
196. What do you say?Copy !req
197. Call me.Copy !req
198. I love you.Copy !req
199. —to help you search
for any kind of biological evidence.Copy !req
200. Then, according to police,
further disruptions . . ..Copy !req
201. Your presence here today makes it possible
for the court to select a jury...Copy !req
202. from a representative sample
of our community.Copy !req
203. If it wasn't for people like you...Copy !req
204. we would not be able to make real
the Constitution's guarantee...Copy !req
205. of the right to trial by jury.Copy !req
206. This right is included
in our Bill of Rights...Copy !req
207. and guaranteed
by the Sixth and Seventh Amendments...Copy !req
208. to the United States Constitution.Copy !req
209. Yo, Marcus.Copy !req
210. - Did your boy tell you about Steven Diaz?
- Who?Copy !req
211. Schoolmate at Flushing High.
Threw him down a flight of stairs.Copy !req
212. Almost killed him.Copy !req
213. - Stick them up.
- Mm.Copy !req
214. What's that?Copy !req
215. Board of Education incident report
for violent behavior.Copy !req
216. Our golden boy.Copy !req
217. He lied to us again.Copy !req
218. I was in fifth grade
when the towers came down.Copy !req
219. I didn't understand why I was getting
beat up, why my little brother was...Copy !req
220. why my dad got jumped in his cab twice.Copy !req
221. Pakistani kids, North African,
any type of Muslim, it was a slaughterhouse.Copy !req
222. You tried to fight back,
it only made it worse.Copy !req
223. I didn't have a fight with Steve Diaz.
I just shoved him down those stairs.Copy !req
224. Why? Because I just did.Copy !req
225. I wish I could tell you something else,
but I just did it.Copy !req
226. It was like...Copy !req
227. Like pushing open a door.Copy !req
228. You just push it.Copy !req
229. You know what I felt after?Copy !req
230. Bad for my mom.Copy !req
231. She never understood it.Copy !req
232. To this day, doesn't. She was just like:Copy !req
233. "Why, Naz? Why'd you do it?
This isn't you. I don't understand."Copy !req
234. Other than that, I felt nothing.Copy !req
235. You look at me like she did.Copy !req
236. "Why, Naz?"Copy !req
237. No. I understand it.Copy !req
238. It wasn't so easy for me, either.Copy !req
239. You understand that.Copy !req
240. But maybe I did kill that girl.Copy !req
241. That's what you're thinking.Copy !req
242. No.Copy !req
243. No.Copy !req
244. Big day tomorrow.Copy !req
245. Ladies and gentlemen...Copy !req
246. Ladies and gentlemen of the jury,
hello, I'm Chandra Kapoor...Copy !req
247. and I'm defending Mr. Nasir Khan.Copy !req
248. Oh, my God.Copy !req
249. Nick, Midleton.Copy !req
250. - Yeah?
- How's it coming along?Copy !req
251. - I'm working on it.
- Read it to me.Copy !req
252. - Nothing to read yet.
- I'll come over.Copy !req
253. No, I got it.Copy !req
254. Look, an opening statement's a memo,
not the Gettysburg Address.Copy !req
255. Get up there, tell them the burden of proof
is on the state...Copy !req
256. quote the Constitution, get off the stage.Copy !req
257. Short and sweet. People have busy lives.Copy !req
258. Don't read them War and Peace.
- I got it.Copy !req
259. Oh, God.Copy !req
260. A young woman gets in a cab.Copy !req
261. Little does she know
this is the last cab ride she will ever take.Copy !req
262. She gets in,
tells the driver where she wants to go...Copy !req
263. just like we've all done a million times.Copy !req
264. She's just 22 years old, and she's dead.Copy !req
265. Eighteen-fifty.Copy !req
266. Um...Copy !req
267. I'll be right back.Copy !req
268. Yo. Thank you,
but my mom's bringing me clothes.Copy !req
269. Yeah, but they won't be right.Copy !req
270. Thank you.Copy !req
271. Your funeral.Copy !req
272. Hey. You're not gonna believe this—Copy !req
273. Don't talk to me. I'm working on my opening.Copy !req
274. Now?Copy !req
275. Look.Copy !req
276. - Hey. Hey. Look.
- Shh. Shh.Copy !req
277. I went to this Chinese guy.Copy !req
278. He gave me some kind of tree bark
or fish powder.Copy !req
279. I don't know what the fuck it was,
but it just...Copy !req
280. What the hell is this?Copy !req
281. You look like an extra from West Side Story.Copy !req
282. Cheryl, get those cuffs off him.
Give him to me for a minute. Thanks.Copy !req
283. - Let's go.
- What?Copy !req
284. - Take it off. Take it off. Your shirt.
- What? You kidding me?Copy !req
285. I'm not kidding. It doesn't look good.Copy !req
286. You can't wear royal blue in a courtroom, okay?
You gotta wear a white shirt.Copy !req
287. - The defendant wears a white shirt.
- That's not white.Copy !req
288. Well, it's whiter than yours. Come on.Copy !req
289. I've done this before. It's the wrong color.Copy !req
290. The jury are coming in.Copy !req
291. That's all right.
They don't know what's going on.Copy !req
292. Just relax. They don't know who you are.
Just two guys.Copy !req
293. - Relax.
- Okay. But it looks stupid.Copy !req
294. It doesn't look stupid, okay?Copy !req
295. The shirt you have on looks good.Copy !req
296. All rise.Copy !req
297. Let's go. Come on.Copy !req
298. Good morning, everybody. Have a seat.Copy !req
299. Good morning, jurors.
My name is Helen Weiss.Copy !req
300. I work for the District Attorney of New York.Copy !req
301. But my real employer
as I come before you today...Copy !req
302. is a young woman who lies in a grave
at St. Raymond's Cemetery.Copy !req
303. It's my job for her to speak to you...Copy !req
304. to take you on a tour
of her final, desperate hours.Copy !req
305. On it you will visit every stop she visited
with the defendant...Copy !req
306. on his cold, calculating itinerary
that night...Copy !req
307. which started with a
stolen car in Queens...Copy !req
308. and ended with a young woman
brutally stabbed to death in her bed.Copy !req
309. Before I take you on this tour through hell,
a word to the wise.Copy !req
310. Be not distracted
by Mr. Khan's benign appearance...Copy !req
311. as he sits here with us
in his dress shirt and tie...Copy !req
312. nor by attempts by his attorneys to linger
on the victim's personal struggles...Copy !req
313. in her all-too-brief life.Copy !req
314. This case isn't about Andrea's life.Copy !req
315. It's about her death.Copy !req
316. Mrs. Weiss—
She prefers to be called "missus."Copy !req
317. —gets to take you on her tour
before I can take you on mine.Copy !req
318. And that's fine. That's how it works.Copy !req
319. The state gets to go first, then the defense.Copy !req
320. All I ask is you keep an open mind
and remember this:Copy !req
321. There is no burden on me to prove to you
the defendant didn't commit the crime.Copy !req
322. The burden is on the state to prove he did.
Thank you.Copy !req
323. In the normal course of a day...Copy !req
324. what percentage of the vehicles
approaching the Midtown Tunnel...Copy !req
325. is recorded by security cameras?Copy !req
326. A hundred percent.Copy !req
327. This one came through on October 24th
at 9:17 p.m., it says there.Copy !req
328. And there's an E-ZPass record
of the same vehicle at the same time.Copy !req
329. - This.
- Yes.Copy !req
330. Same plate, registration, medallion and VIN.Copy !req
331. Have you checked the plates and registration
to see who owns this cab?Copy !req
332. Yes. Yousef Bashir,
Tariq Mazari and Salim Khan.Copy !req
333. Which of them was driving it
the night it came into Manhattan?Copy !req
334. None of them.Copy !req
335. He seemed upset that these guys
wouldn't get out of his cab.Copy !req
336. - He wanted them out, in no uncertain terms?
- Yeah.Copy !req
337. There they go.Copy !req
338. One of those bottles looks like water,
but I can't tell what the other is.Copy !req
339. Can you?Copy !req
340. BeenCopy !req
341. Whose DNA is on this?
The defendant, the victim's or both?Copy !req
342. - Only the victim's.
- Okay.Copy !req
343. So after buying her beer in Harlem,
he drove her to West 87th Street...Copy !req
344. according to this parking violation issued
at 1:55 a.m.Copy !req
345. - Whose blood is on this?
- The defendant's.Copy !req
346. Any chance you could be wrong?Copy !req
347. Yes, 1 in 5 billion.Copy !req
348. - Well, what's this doctor's name?
- Dr. Yee.Copy !req
349. Y-E-E. The guy is a miracle worker.
He's Anne Sullivan.Copy !req
350. Three hundred dollars
and he throws in aphrodisiacs.Copy !req
351. You know why I'm here?Copy !req
352. I don't ask that question.Copy !req
353. I mean here, Rikers.Copy !req
354. Not up north at Clinton.Copy !req
355. Took my wife seven hours on a Greyhound bus
traveling with the kids to come see me.Copy !req
356. So I got a dude in my crew
to put another body on me.Copy !req
357. New charge, new trial,
know what I'm saying?Copy !req
358. So now I'm back down here,
bus ride's only 20 minutes away.Copy !req
359. What's one more murder charge?
The fuck I care, right?Copy !req
360. Yo, let me ask you something.Copy !req
361. Did you like your life out there?Copy !req
362. - My life?
- Yeah.Copy !req
363. Yeah, I guess.Copy !req
364. God's honest truth...Copy !req
365. whether you're in here or out there...Copy !req
366. you know who you are,
how to get what you need...Copy !req
367. shit, sweet can be had anywhere.Copy !req
368. Upon observing the
vehicle proceed across an intersection...Copy !req
369. in violation of a posted no-left-turn sign,
we commenced pursuit.Copy !req
370. After pulling him over,
I requested to see his driver's license...Copy !req
371. detected the smell of alcohol
and asked him to blow.Copy !req
372. Blow?Copy !req
373. Take a BACtrack for me. Breathalyzer.
That's when the call came.Copy !req
374. A break-in at 144 West 87th Street.Copy !req
375. Since we were the closest car to the address,
we said we would respond.Copy !req
376. - So you let Mr. Khan go?
- No. We took him with us.Copy !req
377. I didn't want him driving off in his cab
given how intox he was.Copy !req
378. Objection.
The officer just said no test was given.Copy !req
379. She's got a point.Copy !req
380. If he didn't blow,
how would you know how intoxicated he was?Copy !req
381. Because his eyes looked
like two cherries floating in buttermilk...Copy !req
382. and he reeked like someone
just dropped a bomb in a tequila factory.Copy !req
383. Okay.Copy !req
384. Then what happened?Copy !req
385. After we arrived at the scene,
we found the victim, called for Homicide.Copy !req
386. Detective Box arrived and noticed Mr. Khan
in the back of our patrol car...Copy !req
387. and instructed that I get someone to
take him back to the house, which I did.Copy !req
388. - The house?
- The precinct.Copy !req
389. So he's gone now. You're still at the scene.Copy !req
390. - Is that the last you saw him that night?
- No.Copy !req
391. Once everybody was doing their thing,
CSU, ME, we went back to the precinct.Copy !req
392. The desk sergeant told us to cut him loose...Copy !req
393. since at that point, too much time
had passed to test his alcohol level.Copy !req
394. So per standard procedure, I patted him down
to make sure he wasn't armed.Copy !req
395. - And that's when I found it.
- It?Copy !req
396. - That.
- This.Copy !req
397. In his jacket pocket.Copy !req
398. Did he try to explain
how he came to have this knife in his pocket?Copy !req
399. No. He tried to make a run for it.Copy !req
400. How far did he get?Copy !req
401. Not far, but it took two other officers
and myself to restrain him.Copy !req
402. - Three trained officers?
- Yeah, and it wasn't easy. Fought like a bull.Copy !req
403. - What's your name, son?
- Nasir.Copy !req
404. - You don't understand.
- That's why we're gonna talk, okay?Copy !req
405. So I will understand. Just you and me.
Come over here.Copy !req
406. Please, let go, I—
No, no, I didn't do it! I didn't—Copy !req
407. - I didn't do it!
- Give me your arm!Copy !req
408. - Hands behind your back.
- Give me your arm.Copy !req
409. Give me your arm. Get—Copy !req
410. Hands behind your back.
Give me your arm.Copy !req
411. Before this, in your patrol car on the way
to the precinct, what was his demeanor?Copy !req
412. Quiet, mostly.Copy !req
413. - Not a peep?
- No, he did say one thing.Copy !req
414. What did he say?Copy !req
415. Is she dead?Copy !req
416. "Is she dead?"Copy !req
417. What did you make of that?Copy !req
418. Nothing at the time,
because I thought he was a witness.Copy !req
419. Then Officer Wiggins pulled the knife
out of his pocket.Copy !req
420. Thank you.Copy !req
421. Your witness.Copy !req
422. "Is she dead?"Copy !req
423. Does that sound to you like something
somebody would say to a police officer...Copy !req
424. - ... if he'd just committed a murder?
- I don't know.Copy !req
425. I once collared a rape suspect...Copy !req
426. that asked to go back to the victim's
house to look for his car keys.Copy !req
427. Thank you.Copy !req
428. It's okay.Copy !req
429. Dude is okay, from what I
understand. It's that girl I'm worried about.Copy !req
430. Too young.Copy !req
431. Well, at least she believes me.Copy !req
432. See, that's what I'm talking about.Copy !req
433. That ain't important.Copy !req
434. Only a new lawyer wouldn't know that.Copy !req
435. - Hello?
- Hey. Hey, it's me.Copy !req
436. The caller ID said "unavailable."Copy !req
437. That's pretty accurate.Copy !req
438. Oh, don't worry, it's not being recorded.
This is my cell.Copy !req
439. They allow cell phones?Copy !req
440. It okay I call you?Copy !req
441. Um. Yeah. Is there a problem?
Are you all right?Copy !req
442. One of the things you miss here
is being able to say good night...Copy !req
443. to someone that's not an animal
in a fucking zoo.Copy !req
444. It used to be my parents or my brother,
you know?Copy !req
445. It still is. You should call them.Copy !req
446. I don't think so.Copy !req
447. Listen, I just wanted to say thank you
for everything you're doing for me.Copy !req
448. And that I hope it doesn't
scare you if I say...Copy !req
449. good night.Copy !req
450. Use that phone, playboy?Copy !req
451. Where's your green dot?Copy !req
452. What'd you see? Hm?Copy !req
453. - What'd you see?
- Nothing.Copy !req
454. - What you gonna tell Freddy?
- Nothing.Copy !req
455. - Hey. Let me ask you something.
- Not now.Copy !req
456. How much you think this place is worth?
Ten million?Copy !req
457. So how is it an unemployed 22-year-old
drug-addled party girl...Copy !req
458. lives there like Eloise at the Plaza, hmm?Copy !req
459. - You're not looking for a financial adviser.
- No, I don't have enough money to bother.Copy !req
460. This is about Andrea. I'm an attorney.Copy !req
461. - For?
- Nasir Khan.Copy !req
462. - The guy who—?
- Who's not been convicted, yeah.Copy !req
463. I saw you at Andrea's funeral...Copy !req
464. arguing with some guy
I didn't know at the time was her stepfather.Copy !req
465. - I'm part of the fucking family.
- What was it about? That?Copy !req
466. Look, I really can't talk about my clients.
Like you, it's a matter of confidentiality.Copy !req
467. Okay.Copy !req
468. Look, I was hoping that you could help me
with some background information...Copy !req
469. off the record, but
if that's impossible...Copy !req
470. you know, we'll have to do it more
formally, with a subpoena and all that.Copy !req
471. One way or the other, I gotta do my job.Copy !req
472. Off the record.Copy !req
473. Off the record, sitting
here, just us chickens.Copy !req
474. You know,
I never understood that expression.Copy !req
475. Me neither.Copy !req
476. Close the door.Copy !req
477. Evelyn, Andrea's mother, she was my client.Copy !req
478. When she died, Andrea came to me
to help her sort things out.Copy !req
479. I mean, no 20-year-old kid should have to deal
with that, but, well, sometimes they do.Copy !req
480. One of the things I had to tell her...Copy !req
481. was that her mother's husband
of just two years...Copy !req
482. might get half of everything.Copy !req
483. I didn't know him at the time.Copy !req
484. I didn't know Andrea at the time either,
except for Evelyn mentioning her.Copy !req
485. But as I'm working with her on this,
then I got to know him.Copy !req
486. You met him? Don?Copy !req
487. - I just seen him at the funeral, at the trial.
- You can see just by looking at him...Copy !req
488. he's younger than most 60-year-old women's
husbands by like 25 years.Copy !req
489. Well, it turns out he's got quite a history
with the gray ladies.Copy !req
490. Yeah. He's got quite a history
with a few other things too...Copy !req
491. like restraining orders.Copy !req
492. - Really?
- He threatened me, I can tell you that.Copy !req
493. And it was fucking scary.Copy !req
494. So here he is, personal trainer by trade...Copy !req
495. if you can call that a trade,
makes 30 grand a year if he's lucky.Copy !req
496. Stops working altogether
when he marries Evelyn.Copy !req
497. Doesn't work a day after that.
And he wants half of everything Andrea's got.Copy !req
498. I mean, some kind
of Driving Miss Daisy gratuity, sure.Copy !req
499. But 5 or 6 million dollars?
Andrea said no way.Copy !req
500. Actually...Copy !req
501. Actually, what she said was
"Over my dead body."Copy !req
502. Guess he gets it all now.Copy !req
503. Keep going. That's right. You're getting it.Copy !req
504. Good.Copy !req
505. Good.Copy !req
506. So you're here most of the time?Copy !req
507. - Yeah?
- Yeah.Copy !req