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Let's snuff this lowlife! | Hey -- the fact you popped Jimmy Chin in broad daylight proves it wasn't premeditated. Jury'll sympathize -- dude was banging your wife, right? |
Hey -- the fact you popped Jimmy Chin in broad daylight proves it wasn't premeditated. Jury'll sympathize -- dude was banging your wife, right? | Shut your sewer mouth! |
We don't prosecute people because in the abstract they might be weak. Judge Brandeis said it best: Entrapment is a "dirty business!" | Can't I take a simple piss without -- |
I feel like I've been mugged... Guy scared the shit out of me. You made your point, Eddie... I'm relieved we're not taking the case. | We're taking the other case. |
We're taking the other case. | What other case? |
What other case? | Eight years ago. The Chinatown hit. |
Some gang punk gets wasted in front of the tourists. The mayor pressures the cops. The cops pressure the rival gang -- the Joe Boys. The Joes give up Shu Kai Kim -- the schmuck kid from Korea who's been pestering 'em to get in. | You really think that's what happened? |
You really think that's what happened? | I don't know but it makes one hell of an opening statement. |
Uh, Eddie? The, um, ballistics guy, George...? He called, and... His tests show that Shu's gun fired the bullet that killed Jimmy Chin. | George is a fucking burnout case. I didn't want him on the stand anyway. Get more names from Billy. |
A fucking wheelchair? | A spinal injury, in the line of duty. It was in Kitty's report... |
So what're we gonna do? | ...What do you mean? |
...What do you mean? | Well, I mean, Roeder's gone, now... A dead end. Believe me, I'm sorry too, but... |
Well, I mean, Roeder's gone, now... A dead end. Believe me, I'm sorry too, but... | But what? |
But what? | I've heard from the last ballistics expert on the list. It's an even ten who say Shu's gun killed Jimmy Chin! |
I've heard from the last ballistics expert on the list. It's an even ten who say Shu's gun killed Jimmy Chin! | That's why I hate experts. |
That's why I hate experts. | Eddie... it's one thing to compare Clyde Gruner to Jesus Christ. It's even okay to claim that Shu Kai Kim is just slightly holier than the Pope... as long as you don't really believe it! |
Eddie... it's one thing to compare Clyde Gruner to Jesus Christ. It's even okay to claim that Shu Kai Kim is just slightly holier than the Pope... as long as you don't really believe it! | Hey -- you believe what you want. Shu Kai Kim is innocent. |
Hey -- you believe what you want. Shu Kai Kim is innocent. | -- Eddie... |
-- Eddie... | You know how I know? 'Cause Reynard says he's guilty, and Reynard's full of shit! Look -- |
But why would a guy would do that? Paint black teardrops on his face? | I guess he... wanted you to think he was... somebody he wasn't. |
I guess he... wanted you to think he was... somebody he wasn't. | But why? |
But why? | Maybe... because someone's afraid. |
Maybe... because someone's afraid. | Afraid of what? |
Afraid of what? | I don't know. The truth, maybe. |
I don't know. The truth, maybe. | -- About what? |
-- About what? | About Chinatown. What went down. |
About Chinatown. What went down. | What went down? |
What went down? | You tell me, man. |
You tell me, man. | No. You tell me, Shu. |
No. You tell me, Shu. | How can I tell you what I don't know! |
How can I tell you what I don't know! | You can't. So tell me what you do know -- say it! |
You can't. So tell me what you do know -- say it! | I don't know shit, man! Goddammit -- |
I don't know shit, man! Goddammit -- | Well I know that you're innocent, Shu -- even if you forgot. |
I did two tours in 'Nam... | Good. Now we're going to take an affadavit from you, but only concerning the facts of the Chinatown shooting. We honestly don't give a shit about the Kennedy assassination. |
Of course you know Dean Rabin, one of my Assistant D.A.s. Dean generally handles nuisance cases like the... what's the man's name? | Shu Kai Kim. |
Shu Kai Kim. | You won't remember this, but in '72 I was one of several prosecutors assigned to the Black Panther-Police Shootout. We had a whole team, and you walked into court by yourself and kicked our collective butt. So what've you been up to since then? |
You won't remember this, but in '72 I was one of several prosecutors assigned to the Black Panther-Police Shootout. We had a whole team, and you walked into court by yourself and kicked our collective butt. So what've you been up to since then? | This and that. |
This and that. | My staff tells me it's been mostly drug pushers... I said that can't be the same Edward Dowd. |
My staff tells me it's been mostly drug pushers... I said that can't be the same Edward Dowd. | It's in the area of narcotics, Mr. Reynard, that the government tramples on the Fourth Amendment. |
It's in the area of narcotics, Mr. Reynard, that the government tramples on the Fourth Amendment. | Let's not drag the Constitution into this. |
I'm sorry if I've ruined your day, Mr. Reynard. But my client's had a rough eight years behind bars and -- | Your client is guilty. Don't dick around with me. |
Now maybe you got this case reopened because you see yourself as a thorn in society's side, or you want to walk into any restaurant in Chinatown and get free dumplings... | Are you implying that my motives are less than sincere? |
Are you implying that my motives are less than sincere? | Yes, but that's not the issue. What's on your wish list, Ed? Pleading Kim out to first degree man on both homicides, with an agreed sentence of 15 to life running concurrent? Come on... What're you looking for here? |
Yes, but that's not the issue. What's on your wish list, Ed? Pleading Kim out to first degree man on both homicides, with an agreed sentence of 15 to life running concurrent? Come on... What're you looking for here? | What am I looking for? You're the one talking deal. |
What am I looking for? You're the one talking deal. | Friday's the drop-dead date on the offer. |
Friday's the drop-dead date on the offer. | Please don't bullshit me, Mr. Reynard. You've got witness problems, you've got proof problems... |
Please don't bullshit me, Mr. Reynard. You've got witness problems, you've got proof problems... | You're my only problem, Ed. What does it take to make you go away? |
What the hell is that thing doing out there? You're not taking that body anywhere. | We're taking the body back to Portland and there's not a thing you can do about it. |
We're taking the body back to Portland and there's not a thing you can do about it. | Maybe not a thing, but maybe two things. |
Maybe not a thing, but maybe two things. | Teresa Banks had a ring. Any idea what happened to it? |
Teresa Banks had a ring. Any idea what happened to it? | We got a phone, here, that's got a little ring. |
We got a phone, here, that's got a little ring. | Sam, get the body and put it in the van. Sheriff Cable, where were you the night Teresa Banks was murdered? |
Sam, get the body and put it in the van. Sheriff Cable, where were you the night Teresa Banks was murdered? | My alibi is as strong as these bands of steel. |
GOD. I'm beginning to lose faith in the United States Government and that includes the telephone system. Don't you folks talk to one another. That's her trailer there and I haven't touched a god damn thing. Agent Chet Desmond come by a second time and asked too see Deputy Cliff Howard's trailer ...which I showed him. ... | Thank you, Carl. |
That's not the way to Cliff's trailer. I told you. | I am not going to Cliff's trailer. |
I am not going to Cliff's trailer. | Well, where are you going? |
Well, where are you going? | I am going over here. |
I am going over here. | God damn, you people are confusing. |
What was here, Mr. Rodd? | A trailer was here. What the hell do you think? |
A trailer was here. What the hell do you think? | Can you tell me who's trailer it was... and who stayed in the trailer? |
Can you tell me who's trailer it was... and who stayed in the trailer? | An old woman and her grandson. |
An old woman and her grandson. | Can you tell me what their names were? |
Can you tell me what their names were? | Chalfont. Weird. Chalfont was the name of the folks that rented the space before they did. Two Chalfonts. |
Mrs. Simmons owns the trailer and she lives in town. Teresa rented it about a month ago. | Did she have someone with her? |
Did she have someone with her? | Right. She had a friend with her. The friend took off. |
Right. She had a friend with her. The friend took off. | Was there an argument? |
Was there an argument? | Not that I know of. But arguments do happen, don't they? |
Not that I know of. But arguments do happen, don't they? | Yes they do. Did she have visitors? |
Yes they do. Did she have visitors? | No, hey, I already told this whole damn thing to Sheriff "Not-Quite- Able"... Here's the trailer now. |
Oh, the uncle is missing. | Not Cole's Uncle but probably the sheriff's uncle in federal prison. |
Not Cole's Uncle but probably the sheriff's uncle in federal prison. | So the sheriff had got an Uncle who's committed a serious crime. |
So the sheriff had got an Uncle who's committed a serious crime. | Right, which is probably why Lil was wearing a red wig meaning we are headed into a dangerous situation. Let me ask you something, Stanley, did you notice anything about the dress? |
Right, which is probably why Lil was wearing a red wig meaning we are headed into a dangerous situation. Let me ask you something, Stanley, did you notice anything about the dress? | The dress she was wearing had been altered to fit her. I noticed a different colored thread where the dress had been taken in. It wasn't her dress or she must have lost some weight. |
The dress she was wearing had been altered to fit her. I noticed a different colored thread where the dress had been taken in. It wasn't her dress or she must have lost some weight. | Gordon said you were good. The tailored dress is our code for drugs. Did you notice what was pinned to it? |
Gordon said you were good. The tailored dress is our code for drugs. Did you notice what was pinned to it? | A blue rose. |
A blue rose. | Very good, but I can't tell you about that. |
I'm in a mess today, too. I'm thinking about doing it with Mike. What do you think? | Donna, you are such a crack up. You don't even like Mike. Is this what you are going to do to show me you are not uptight. |
Donna, you are such a crack up. You don't even like Mike. Is this what you are going to do to show me you are not uptight. | This is about sex, not like. Mom, Laura's here and I think I will have one of those huckleberry muffins. You want a muffin? |
This is about sex, not like. Mom, Laura's here and I think I will have one of those huckleberry muffins. You want a muffin? | If I can smoke it. |
If I can smoke it. | You want a muffin? |
You want a muffin? | Donna, you are a muffin. |
Mary Rooney, the obstetrical nurse... | What did these people do when her heart stopped? |
What did these people do when her heart stopped? | We went to Code Blue... |
We went to Code Blue... | 'Code Blue,' what does that mean...? |
'Code Blue,' what does that mean...? | It's a common medical expression, it's a crash program to restore the heartbeat. Dr. Marx cut an airway in her trachea, to get her oxygen, her and the baby... Ms. Nevins... |
It's a common medical expression, it's a crash program to restore the heartbeat. Dr. Marx cut an airway in her trachea, to get her oxygen, her and the baby... Ms. Nevins... | Why wasn't she getting oxygen...? |
Why wasn't she getting oxygen...? | Well, many reasons, actually... |
Well, many reasons, actually... | Tell me one? |
Tell me one? | She'd aspirated vomitus into her mask... |
She'd aspirated vomitus into her mask... | She THREW UP IN HER MASK. Let's cut the bullshit. Say it: She THREW UP IN HER MASK. |
Now, have you boys tried to resolve your little difficulty because that certainly would save the Commonwealth a lot of time and bother. | This is a complicated case, your Honor... |
This is a complicated case, your Honor... | I'm sure it is, Frank: and let me tell you something. If we find it so complex, how in the hell you think you're going to make a jury understand it? See my point? Let's talk a minute. Frank: what will you and your client take right now this very minute to walk out of here and let this damn thing drop? |
I'm sure it is, Frank: and let me tell you something. If we find it so complex, how in the hell you think you're going to make a jury understand it? See my point? Let's talk a minute. Frank: what will you and your client take right now this very minute to walk out of here and let this damn thing drop? | My client can't walk, your Honor. |
My client can't walk, your Honor. | I know full well she can't, Frank. You see the Padre on your way out and he'll punch your ticket. You follow me? I'm trying to help you. |
I got a letter from the Judge Advocate's office on you today, fella, you're on your way out... They should have kicked you out on that Lillibridge case. Now this is it today. | I'm an attorney on trial before the bar. Representing my client. My client, do you understand? You open your mouth and you're losing my case for me. |
I'm an attorney on trial before the bar. Representing my client. My client, do you understand? You open your mouth and you're losing my case for me. | Listen to me, fella... |
Listen to me, fella... | No, no, you listen to me. All I wanted in this case is an even shake. You rushed me into court in five days... my star witness disappears, I can't get a continuance, and I don't give a damn. I'm going up there and I'm going to try it. Let the Jury decide. They told me Sweeney he's a hard- ass, he's a defendant's judge.... |
Galvin, look, many years ago... | And don't give me this shit, 'I was a lawyer, too.' 'Cause I know who you were. You couldn't hack it as a lawyer. You were Bag Man for the Boys and you still are. I know who you are. |
And don't give me this shit, 'I was a lawyer, too.' 'Cause I know who you were. You couldn't hack it as a lawyer. You were Bag Man for the Boys and you still are. I know who you are. | Are you done? |
Are you done? | Damn right I'm done. I'm going to ask for a mistrial and I'm going to request that you disqualify yourself from sitting on this case. I'm going to take a transcript to the State and ask that they impeach your ass. |
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