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There's a fucking cop behind us, Mirtha. Be cool, will ya. | Fuck you, George, just fucking drive. |
Fuck you, George, just fucking drive. | Hey, why don't you just put a "I'm doing cocaine" sign on the car. What is your fucking problem? |
Hey, why don't you just put a "I'm doing cocaine" sign on the car. What is your fucking problem? | My problem? We're broke, that's my fucking problem. And you're a fucking spy. |
My problem? We're broke, that's my fucking problem. And you're a fucking spy. | What? |
What? | That's right. Always spying, always judging. Everyone's laughing at you, you fucking pussy. You let Diego fuck you in the ass. Maybe you are a fucking faggot. You must be fucking Diego because you're not fucking me. |
Mirtha, what's going on? Everything okay with Kristina? | Kristina's fine. |
Kristina's fine. | Is she here? Is she coming? |
Is she here? Is she coming? | Is she here? George, Kristina hates you. You fucked her over one too many times. And I'm not here to socialize. Did you hear about Diego? |
Is she here? George, Kristina hates you. You fucked her over one too many times. And I'm not here to socialize. Did you hear about Diego? | Yeah. |
Yeah. | Well, I got a call from Pablo. He said this thing with Diego is a disaster. He's giving up lab locations, names, bank accounts, he was very pissed off. Pablo said to take him down. His exact words were "Fuck Diego." |
Well, I got a call from Pablo. He said this thing with Diego is a disaster. He's giving up lab locations, names, bank accounts, he was very pissed off. Pablo said to take him down. His exact words were "Fuck Diego." | He wants me to testify? Is that what he's asking me to do? |
He wants me to testify? Is that what he's asking me to do? | George, he wasn't asking. |
What are you doing here? | Nothing. I just wanted you to know I was out. I just wanted to see you. |
Nothing. I just wanted you to know I was out. I just wanted to see you. | Well, here I am. See? |
Well, here I am. See? | How are you doing? |
How are you doing? | George, you just can't show up, tell me you love me, and have everything be okay. |
George, you just can't show up, tell me you love me, and have everything be okay. | Dad. |
Dad. | What? |
What? | You can call me Dad if you want. |
You can call me Dad if you want. | I don't want, alright? It's not funny. I'm really pissed off, George. You blew it, now leave me alone. |
I don't want, alright? It's not funny. I'm really pissed off, George. You blew it, now leave me alone. | Kristina, c'mon, I'm sorry. I'm going to make this right. I've got a few things going on... |
Kristina, c'mon, I'm sorry. I'm going to make this right. I've got a few things going on... | What do you want from me? |
What do you want from me? | Just to walk with you. I want to be your dad again. |
Just to walk with you. I want to be your dad again. | Do what you want, it's a free country. |
Well, I'll tell you. I was walking down the beach, minding my business, when who did I see but this fucking guy. I didn't know you guys were living in California. | Yeah, but what are you doing out here? |
Yeah, but what are you doing out here? | I'm on vacation. On my way back to school. |
I'm on vacation. On my way back to school. | This calls for a joint. You want to do the honors? |
This calls for a joint. You want to do the honors? | No, man. I'm too fucked up. |
Right on. | G-d, I'm stoned. I'm stoned. I'm really... |
G-d, I'm stoned. I'm stoned. I'm really... | Stoned? |
Stoned? | I wish there was shit like this back home. |
I wish there was shit like this back home. | Yeah? |
Yeah? | Shit, yeah. Do you know how much money I could make if I had this stuff back east? |
Holy shit, Dulli! | Georgie, oh man, hold the mayo! |
Georgie, oh man, hold the mayo! | That was it. Seeing Dulli after fourteen years sealed the deal for me. The rest was just details. My end was roughly five-hundred thousand. Kristina and I could have a good life for five hundred grand. Start over somewhere. One final score. That's all I needed. |
Are we good? | Are we good? Yeah, we're good. We're beautiful. We're perfect. This is A grade, one-hundred percent pure Colombian cocaine, Ladies and Gentlemen. Disco shit. Pure as the driven snow. Good riddance. |
Nice weed, huh? | Fuck yeah. I never seen nothing like it. I'm fucking wasted. |
No shit, Kevin? | That's right. |
Smith. Hampshire.... | Right. And Holyoke. There are a hundred thousand rich kids with their parents' money to spend, but there's never anything available. Nothing good, anyway. I'm paying four hundred dollars for shit. |
Twenty, forty, sixty, eighty, nine. Twenty, forty, sixty, eighty, a thousand. It's all there. Wow. A hundred and twenty-eight thousand dollars. | Jesus Christ, I'm getting a boner just looking at it. |
What's the matter, George? Something wrong? You look like you just fucked your mother. | Cheer up, man. Half this money is ours. We're fucking rich. |
This is bullshit, George. We're never going to find anything down there. | You know, he's got a point. We're fucking Americans. We stick out like sore thumbs. |
Yeah -- I hear they had 'em a real dog and pony show going on up there - - I'll tell you, sometimes white people are a real puzzle to me. I mean, did this old guy really think he was gonna be able to keep up with a sweet little number like that? | It could've happened to anyone. |
It could've happened to anyone. | I'm sorry, man -- but I ain't ever heard of no brother dying from gettin' too much pussy. |
So she knew about his heart? | Had to. I also interviewed three women who were in past relationships with Marsh. There's no evidence that he had anything but straight sex prior to meeting Miss Lawson. |
Had to. I also interviewed three women who were in past relationships with Marsh. There's no evidence that he had anything but straight sex prior to meeting Miss Lawson. | What about the will? |
What about the will? | That's the best part. She gets it all -- everything. |
That's it. My client doesn't have to take this crap from you. | Sit down, Frank. |
Sit down, Frank. | No. Miss Lawson came in here voluntarily to answer your questions. She doesn't have to sit here and be insulted. So, either you charge her now or we're leaving. |
When you say your sexual relations with Miss Lawson were intense what exactly do you mean? | It was like she was trying to push me as far as she could. She called it opening new doors. |
It was like she was trying to push me as far as she could. She called it opening new doors. | Can you give the court an example? |
Can you give the court an example? | It was like sex was a game to her. She got off on the control. She always used to tell me it had to be her way. |
Mr. Roston I know this is difficult for you, but it's important you tell the court what she did. | She said she was going to fuck me like I've never been fucked before. |
What did she do next, Mr. Roston? | She started touching herself and telling me how much she wanted me. She reached down and put me inside her. My doctor had warned me about exerting myself -- but you really don't think of those things at a moment like that. You just think about how beautiful this woman is -- how much you want her. How deeply you want... |
She started touching herself and telling me how much she wanted me. She reached down and put me inside her. My doctor had warned me about exerting myself -- but you really don't think of those things at a moment like that. You just think about how beautiful this woman is -- how much you want her. How deeply you want... | If you knew it was bad for you why did you do it? |
If you knew it was bad for you why did you do it? | I couldn't help myself. You get lost inside a women like her. It was like a drug. It was the best sex I ever had. |
I couldn't help myself. You get lost inside a women like her. It was like a drug. It was the best sex I ever had. | What happened after that? |
What happened after that? | I woke up the next morning and she was gone. |
I woke up the next morning and she was gone. | Did you change your will while you were with Miss Lawson? |
You don't really believe what the district attorney is saying about Miss Lawson, do you? | I don't know. It's incredible to think that anyone could be capable of doing that -- but if anyone could it would be Rebecca. |
I don't know. It's incredible to think that anyone could be capable of doing that -- but if anyone could it would be Rebecca. | I take it you don't like Miss Lawson very much? |
I take it you don't like Miss Lawson very much? | I really don't know her that well. We would say hello to each other when I would come to the house, but that was about it. |
I really don't know her that well. We would say hello to each other when I would come to the house, but that was about it. | If you don't know her that well what makes you think she's capable of murder? |
If you don't know her that well what makes you think she's capable of murder? | Andrew was a kind and gentle man, but he was thirty years older than her. Where's the attraction to sleep with someone like that -- to have the kind of sex they had. |
How do you know what kind of sex they had? | I wasn't lookin' through the keyhole if that's what you're thinking. I'd come to house sometimes to pick up papers or speak to Andrew. I'd find their little toys all over the place. |
I wasn't lookin' through the keyhole if that's what you're thinking. I'd come to house sometimes to pick up papers or speak to Andrew. I'd find their little toys all over the place. | Did Mr. Marsh use drugs? |
Did Mr. Marsh use drugs? | No. |
No. | What about Miss Lawson? |
What about Miss Lawson? | Yes -- cocaine. |
Who told you that? | He video taped you. |
He video taped you. | That bastard! |
That bastard! | I thought he was a kind, gentle man? |
Do you think I did it? | I don't know. That's why I'm asking you. |
I don't know. That's why I'm asking you. | You must have some feeling. Some immediate impression. A young, attractive woman, involved with an older man who leaves her everything in his will. And the things that went on in that house. Such wild sex. What kind of picture does that paint? |
You must have some feeling. Some immediate impression. A young, attractive woman, involved with an older man who leaves her everything in his will. And the things that went on in that house. Such wild sex. What kind of picture does that paint? | Not a very good one I'm afraid. |
I want you to know right now that the trial's going to be nasty. Your sex life is going to be dragged through the mud. They're going to say that you enticed Marsh -- led him down a dark path. | Andrew hardly needed leading. He was a very passionate man. He was eager to explore. I gave him what he wanted. We fulfilled each others needs. |
Andrew hardly needed leading. He was a very passionate man. He was eager to explore. I gave him what he wanted. We fulfilled each others needs. | This is a very small town -- people here have very straight views on sex. |
"-- going over and over in my mind every detail, every moment of our time together and I ask myself, "What happened to me in Madison County?" I struggle to put it together in a way that allows me to continue knowing we're on separate roads. But then I look through the lens of my camera, and you're there. I start to wri... | Goddamn sonofabitch! I don't want to hear anymore! Sonofabitch! Burn the damn thing! I don't want to hear it! Throw it away! |
Bar across the street. | Have you called Betty? Maybe you should. |
Have you called Betty? Maybe you should. | I found out who Lucy Delaney is. Remember the Delaneys from Hillcrest Road? |
I found out who Lucy Delaney is. Remember the Delaneys from Hillcrest Road? | Yeah. But I thought she died. |
Yeah. But I thought she died. | He remarried. Apparently they were having an affair for years. Apparently the first Mrs. Delaney was a bit of a stiff. |
He remarried. Apparently they were having an affair for years. Apparently the first Mrs. Delaney was a bit of a stiff. | You mean -- she didn't like sex? |
You mean -- she didn't like sex? | I bet mom could've helped her. |
I bet mom could've helped her. | Boy. All these years I've resented not living the wild life in some place like Paris and all the time I could've moved back to Iowa... Are you drunk? |
Boy. All these years I've resented not living the wild life in some place like Paris and all the time I could've moved back to Iowa... Are you drunk? | Not yet. You want to go? |
Not yet. You want to go? | I think I better. Between the book and the coffee, I'm this close to raping the busboy. |
I used to love this place. I used to take Kathy Reynolds down here. | You never dated Kathy Reynolds! |
You never dated Kathy Reynolds! | Not officially. Her and Steve Kendall were pinned at birth. But I was crazy about her. And for about three months, I managed to catch her during her "exploring" stage. |
Not officially. Her and Steve Kendall were pinned at birth. But I was crazy about her. And for about three months, I managed to catch her during her "exploring" stage. | I never knew that. |
I never knew that. | Nobody did. |
Nobody did. | Was this during Betty? |
Was this during Betty? | Everything was during Betty. God we were so young. Why did we think we had to do it all so fast? I've never cheated on Betty. Not once we were married, I mean. |
Everything was during Betty. God we were so young. Why did we think we had to do it all so fast? I've never cheated on Betty. Not once we were married, I mean. | Did we want to? |
Did we want to? | Only about a thousand times. What do I do now? "What's good enough for mom is good enough for me?" |
Only about a thousand times. What do I do now? "What's good enough for mom is good enough for me?" | What gets me is I'm 46 years old. I've been in this crummy fucking marriage - |
What gets me is I'm 46 years old. I've been in this crummy fucking marriage - | Carolyn! |
Carolyn! | -- for over twenty years because that's what I was taught -- you stick with it! Normal people don't get divorced. I can't remember the last time my husband made love to me so intensely that he transported me to Europe, for Christ's sake -- quite frankly, I don't think he ever did! And now I find out in between bake sal... |
-- for over twenty years because that's what I was taught -- you stick with it! Normal people don't get divorced. I can't remember the last time my husband made love to me so intensely that he transported me to Europe, for Christ's sake -- quite frankly, I don't think he ever did! And now I find out in between bake sal... | What about me! I feel really weird. Like she cheated on me, not dad. Isn't that sick? I don't mean I wanted to sleep with her or anything but -- ya know -- being the only son. You're sort of made to feel like you're the prince of the kingdom, ya know? And in the back of your mind, you kind of think your mother doesn't ... |
What about me! I feel really weird. Like she cheated on me, not dad. Isn't that sick? I don't mean I wanted to sleep with her or anything but -- ya know -- being the only son. You're sort of made to feel like you're the prince of the kingdom, ya know? And in the back of your mind, you kind of think your mother doesn't ... | You're right -- that is sick. |
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