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Isure will. Grady, get Strothers. Tell him to break out the whiskey. You give him a hand. Yes, sir! Here we are, boys! We got the whiskey! AII right, men. AII right. Here we go. Everybody gets a bottle ofthis fine bourbon. There you go, fellas, there you go. (COUGHS) Well, you're in luck. I'm not in a killing mood an...
And we was found by Heyes and Curry. And I wanna tell you, Mr. Briscoe, they treated us like we were kin. Couldn't have been friendlier. They went into the nearest town, they brought out a doctor. Got us patched up. Then, when we were healthy, they loaned us money. Sent us off, free. Two ofthe kindest men on God's ear...
It don't make no sense, you riding back here into my hands? Yes, it does, Mr. Briscoe! We didn't want you as an enemy, we want you as a friend. We have a plan that'Il make you not only a friend, but a hero. You'll get a promotion, maybe a medal. And an awful lot of cheering from every honest man in this country. And th...
They're together in this. In what? Mr. Smith. This gold train wasn't gonna be attacked by one gang, but by two. First, the Devil's Hole Gang, and second, the Daley-Blaine outfit. What Daley-Blaine outfit? The one put together by your crooked agent Jeremiah Daley and Sara Blaine. You see, they figured you'd massacre the...
Do you wanna go on playing a losing game, Daley? How many men? Well, I don't know. You sure do know there's gonna be an attack, though, don't you? Well, yeah, I mean, no... That's good enough. Grady, get that girl and tie her up. Then get some hot coffee boiling. I want every man in shape. For what, Mr. Briscoe? Didn't...
More than that, long. Scar, over one inch long. Kid Curry, 170 pounds? No, skinny. Skinny as a rail. Weighs about 140, wouldn't you say, Smith? Oh, yeah. Skinny. Carries his left shoulder kind of Iow. Kind of like that. Shoulder low. Go on, go on. HEYES: Of course you know about Heyes's gold tooth? What gold tooth? It...
(# Romantic ballad) (Doorbell) - You're late. - Sorry. The path out there was dark. - Anybody see you? - No. And I parked where you told me. Good. Take that. Pull yourself together. There's no reason to be frightened. It's just my uncle. I assure you, he's far more amiable now than he ever was when he was alive. - I...
Dale, hurry! All right, Melvin? 5,000 and it's a steal. Please move faster. Boys, keep those bottles popping. Thank you. Good evening. - $1,000? And you're not even a Frenchman. - Mingle, mingle. Well, the only thing I really need is something pink for the guest bathroom. I just paint the pictures, ma'am, I don't se...
Please, Dale. Excuse me. This is Sam Franklin. It's his first private showing, so be nice. Honey, this is Dale Kingston. - How do you do? - Yes, yes. How do you do, sir? You must be the artist of these arid little landscapes? - They're not too bad. - Thank you. - Mr Kingston? Mr Dale Kingston? - Yes. And you're the ...
(Gunshot) (Key turning in lock) It's not so much a question of his masculinity, I think the artist just saw him that way. I'll drink to that. You notice, no matter how abstract the painter, he always signs his name realistically, doesn't he? Of course. - Were you home tonight? - No, sir. My wife and I left the house at...
Oh, Mr Kingston! I've been trying to reach you. I'm so terribly sorry. - Somebody broke in? - Your uncle probably came down... He just got back to his apartment at two o'clock... - His gun is missing. ...after some party at a gallery. There are two paintings missing. I told them to wait for you. We've been waiting to...
Haven't you ever seen people without faces before? They've loaned them out. You've heard of two-faced people? Oh, yes. But, er... it's this crazy signature that bothers me... De Groat. George de Groat. Quite famous. I thought so. Isn't that funny? Cos I noticed the signatures on this other painting... - Does that s...
You seem inordinately fascinated by these paintings. I'll tell you what bothers me. You see, it's this. If you came in here to grab some paintings, wouldn't you grab a De Groat first, instead of a Birnbaum? Perhaps. But then I'm an art critic. - You're the detective. - You're the art critic. That's right. I'm gonna n...
Nobody ever used pastels like Degas. These two happen to be worth over a half million dollars. (Whistles) You know, that's funny too. No, there isn't a painting in this exhibit that's worth under 50,000. No, I mean that out there, somebody picked a Birnbaum first. Then when your uncle interfered, when he went to his de...
- Yes. He found that open. The lock was scarred like it'd been forced from the outside. I don't understand why the burglar alarm didn't go off. - A professional thief could manage that. - No, no. Professionals always pick windows. They're easier to crack. - Sally, ready? - Whenever you are. OK. When I holler inside, ...
And the burglar alarm thing, there's only one way to beat that. You have somebody from the inside open the door. I don't think I understand. You know what? That's the trouble. Neither do I. If you ever want to know any more about art... Thank you very much. Listen, now that you mention it, tell me this. How does a thi...
Good night. (Phone) (Ringing tone) (Bell) Oh... - Look out! - Gee, I'm sorry. That's all right. I've been bumping into things today too. Too much of the grape last night. I didn't clear out till 3am. Mr Kingston went home a little earlier? Well, he stayed long enough to make every other gallery owner green with envy. ...
- Hello. Are you an artist? - No. - I can come back... - Interrupt. - I'm here under duress. - Thanks a lot. - Stop moving! I'm trying to paint you. - Well, paint. It's very routine, not that important... Well, me and champagne are not routine. If you're interested in Mr Kingston, what time he got here, I don't know....
- (Man) Mitilda, you looking for me? Oh, imagine. Well, listen, I'll let you finish. Excuse me. - Do come back soon. - (Sam) Stop moving! All right. Hey, Joe, didn't I hear you parked Kingston's car last night? I remember. The guy who gave me two bucks. Two bucks? Just for parking a car? No. He lost a cuff link. I he...
Oh, no. When I think what this is gonna do to the art world. Can you imagine an art critic inheriting that gorgeous collection? Hey. Hey, would you look at that? A blue horse? '...painting the ladies and gentlemen of the Spanish court with a savage brush.' 'Relentlessly, unremittingly showing them in every detail,' 'd...
- I told you not to call for a week. - But I was worried. That's just free-floating anxiety, dear. Now, relax. Everything's going just... I'm terribly sorry. No, I simply don't have time. Well, Lieutenant. Gee, I wish you wouldn't hang up. Somebody you don't know calls... I get a dozen calls a day just like that from ...
Anyway, I'm sorry to bother you here, but you haven't been home much. That's too bad. That tap on your phone isn't helping us any. I'm not your only possibility. Maybe you don't know my uncle was married once. His ex-wife is still listed in the phone book under her married name, so the thief could very well be trying t...
I did clear up one routine thing. You know that gallery you went to? Checked out. Hope you don't mind. Well, that's your job. And? The parking lot boy, he remembered when you got there. So if Mr Mathews was killed at 11, then you sure didn't do it. Now, isn't that a shame, Lieutenant? And here I am, your best and mos...
Now, with you, Mr Kingston, it's just the opposite. Very unusual. With you, we know exactly where you were and when. Not only that, we know your whole car was empty. Yes. Isn't that nice? Well, if you'll excuse me. Oh, by the way, can I show you something? It'll only take a second. - You can rent paintings, did you k...
Why, do you want to search my place? No. Just to ask you something about art. You said you had some books I could see. You may look at anything you wish. You can snoop in all of my closets, peek under the beds. - You won't find any stolen paintings. - I've never said... Would you like the key to my apartment? You may ...
I haven't touched a thing. Good. You'll feel a lot better once you get those off your hands. Hold that open for me. - Dale! - What's the matter? Well, I never saw them before. They're beautiful. Now, why can't I paint like that? Patience, my dear. Patience. I told you you had talent when you first came to see me, rem...
- Yes, it is. Gee, I... I must've fallen asleep here. I came in to read these books... Did you get your key? I left it under the mat. Oh, good. You got it. Gee. Yes, I... I was reading these art books. I must've fallen... - (Tuts) - Oh, I'm terribly sorry. I just fell asleep. It's quite late, Lieutenant. If you ...
- If you don't mind, I... - Oh. It's quite late. Some other time, please. - I'm sorry. I should've realised. - (Phone) - I just got so caught up... - My phone. - Your phone? - My phone. It just might be the people about the ransom. Oh. By all means. Hello? Yes. Yes, he is. Just a moment. It's for you. I told 'em ...
Gee, it's always somethin'. This highway patrolman, he found a girl in a car. Ran over a cliff to Malibu Canyon. Dead. - You get all sorts of cases, don't you? - Yeah, listen. They won't let me live. What are you gonna do? I'm sorry. I didn't mean to fall asleep here. I hope I didn't trouble you. - It's all right. - ...
- Elevators never bothered me till recently. - Really? I have a friend... He wasn't always a very nice man, you know. Just business, business, business. And then collecting. Oh! Collecting like some old pack rat. But how anyone could want to kill Rudy, I... - Oh, hello, Dale. - Edna, darling. - How are you? - Hello, ...
- That's what I figured. But I thought maybe you just might recognise the style or the signature. No. Who on earth is Tracy? Do you remember the night when I left your place in a hurry? Oh, yes, that highway patrol thing. An accident? That's what it looked like. But I told them. Whenever a case comes up that has anyt...
We're now down to the salient points. Proceed as you wish, counsellor. "For their devoted service to me for the past ten years," "I bequeath to Mr and Mrs Evans jointly an annual payment of $2,000..." - Oh! - "...to be paid on the first day of each year" "in which either one of them is still surviving." Such a kind man...
We are happy. I know you'll be pleased. - I wasn't prepared for that. - Nope. Really is a shock. File those, please. I tried to talk Rudy out of it. He always intended to leave that collection to Dale. Then gave it to her. That's why I thought you'd like to be here. - Legally, I couldn't say anything... - Sure. I u...
Rudy disposed of all his business interests. There really isn't any remaining estate to speak of. Well, listen, thanks for letting me come down. - I gotta get back to work. - Lieutenant? - Your painting. - Oh, thank you. Lieutenant? My lighter. - Oh. There you are. - Mm-hm. Miss Henderson, I'll make my calls now. (Ki...
That's very true, Mr Kingston. That's very true. - Except... - Except what? Well, maybe you didn't know that your uncle changed his will. Oh, I was hoping you'd say that. Because I've known for more than ten days that I couldn't inherit any of that collection. But since you won't believe me, maybe you'll believe my unc...
This girl Tracy O'Connor, who did she go out with? - She dated? - Of course she dated. That was a terrible shame about that accident. - That was a very talented girl. - Very. You oughta know. You took her painting. - A very gifted girl. - Darn right. - And it was a shame about the accident. - Right. - I hated to give ...
There was an actor fella. There were a couple of those beach types. - And a kid that played... - You want the truth? - Yeah. - I'm interested in one guy in particular. - Who? - 40, well-dressed, distinguished. Wait a minute, wait a minute. Come to think of it, there was one older gentleman she was seeing. - Really? Ca...
That's my cousin's kid. She's named for me. That's at Grauman's Chinese. She's trying to fit her feet into the things in the concrete. Awful cute. I made her that dress. Doesn't that look nice? It has smocking. - Can you see...? - Let's see. Here's a whole bunch of us that went out and had a picnic. We had the best t...
(Man) You guys still guard this place? (Second man) Just me. I keep the tourists away. Say, you know anything about aphids? - Aphids? - Yeah, they're destroying my roses. My wife doesn't want me to use any pesticides. Hard spray from your garden hose around 4 or 5pm. The sun's still hot enough to dry... and it won't bu...
How did you and Rudy get to seeing one another again? Well, we just bumped into each other a couple of months ago. And, well, we were older... and he wasn't quite so stuffy any more. And maybe I don't throw things, like parties and handsome Italians quite so much. I know you're in a hurry to go shopping but I wondered ...
He decided to give them all away - to schools, museums... Oh! But oh dear, it takes so much time to work that out, to decide which places get which... In the meantime, he didn't want Dale to get his hands on it? I don't like to say that. I was just so happy that Rudy was finally turning human. (Doorbell) Who on earth.....
Lieutenant Columbo. Charlie, I sent that stuff over there over a half-hour ago... Oh. Thank you. It's the murder gun, all right. Oh, there's nothing to be upset about. But I was just telling Dale, I go up there myself when I want a breath of air. I walked over to see Rudy the night before he was killed. Don't say anot...
- What are you trying to do to her? - I'm sorry, I don't follow. You know perfectly well it was a woman that ran out that night. - You said so yourself. - Yeah, sure, but not her. I hope you really mean that, that you're not just playing a game with her. - A game? - Lulling her into a sense of false security. Edna's a ...
Yes. I'm still convinced Edna had absolutely nothing to do with this. You know, I think I agree with you. Look at it this way. If she's really guilty, she's not gonna put that paper in a garbage can, is she? She's probably gonna burn it in the fireplace or somethin'. Yes, exactly. That's the point. And you know someth...
I mean, for her protection. When you don't find the paintings you can cross her name off. Neither of us thinks she's guilty so why bother? For her sake, so she can be certain. Search the house, Lieutenant. No, really, I think it's a waste of time. But if anything new comes up, I'll let you know. Edna? She's utterly ha...
All right. Miss Henderson, get me Mrs Mathews. Oh, she's shopping at the Fashion Center in Beverly Hills. You can bring her in here right now and clarify this whole thing. Miss Henderson, have her paged at the Fashion Center. We'll clear it up today. Well, there may be one small hitch to that. Columbo refuses to sear...
It's just a precautionary measure, nothing more. But what do you want them to search my house for? - What will they find? - Absolutely nothing. That's the point. Come on. - Frank... - Mm-hm. - Where do you want me to put these? - Oh, in there. Anywhere. Oh, I need a drink. Of course you do, darling. So do I. Let me f...
- Oh. Oh! Excuse me. Let me just dry off. I'll be right back. Oh. (Edna) Oh, isn't that a shame? Oh, Frank... (Doorbell) Frank, must we go through this? Edna, you will be so much better off... - (Doorbell) - Come on. Come on. Nothing to be nervous about, now. Go ahead. Mrs Mathews? Captain Wyler, police department...
- Is that so? - Yeah. And I can't understand why. The fact is I was kind of bypassed when they came over here. Apparently you're just not needed. Why don't you just go home for dinner? Oh, no, I'd better hang around because if I leave now, it looks bad upstairs. - Oh, hello, Mrs Mathews. Mr Simpson. - Hi. Gee, I hope...
- But... Edna, he's right. Do you intend to charge her formally, Captain? It's up to the lieutenant. It's his case. - His case? I thought it was... - We know what you thought, Mr Kingston. - Lieutenant? - We can get started with the fingerprinting. Let's get the kit. Careful, there. Be very careful. Gee, they're so...
Anyone who criminally causes someone's death can't inherit from that person. - Is that right, Mr Simpson? - That's correct. So if Mrs Mathews is convicted, you're next in line. Everything goes to you. That's why you planted the gun, and why you planted the wrapping paper and these paintings. (Edna) Dale! I can't belie...
Er... This is entrapment. It's a setup, that's all. You... you... you... touched those paintings just now while I wasn't looking. You saw him do it, right? You put your prints on those paintings while they were working. He touched them! You touched... You... Under the provisions of Title 2 of the 1950 Internal Secu...
Stop You right behind him. Right there You over there. Next man OK. That woman there. The last man in line Go on into the tent The 47th Emergency Internal Security Tribunal for the SW Region as authorized by executive order no. 302... William C. Hoeger, Chairman, presiding is hereby concluded The UN today became the ...
Keep the defendant silent I'd like to introduce a motion to have the convictions reviewed separately Denied With all due respect to the court may I move for voir dire proceedings? Denied Will the court set bail? The defendants have been in jail for months We don't even know- Keep the defendants quiet! - Bail denied. - ...
It is hoped to document these proceedings in the widest manner ...as we know their import to be of vital concern to the people of the free world Their coverage will be impartial - Bullshit! - This trial is illegitimate - This trial is illegitimate- - Quiet! These are the members of Corrective Group 638 ... and these t...
That's my right under the 5th Amendment And overrule that! Defendant, defendant, it's people like you- Objection, Mr Chairman! Let that man alone! The object of this course is simple Clear the tribunal! Clear the tribunal! You must evade capture by the pursuing officers and reach the flag by the appointed time 10pm on ...
Where? The truth is the fact that you're devouring your children You're oppressing the people who are powerless in the country A few of the people are living- Do you want to listen or do you want to talk? Continue, Mr Brown. Tell us your message You don't want to hear my message, man You've spent 50 years evolving a pr...
"I say free your communities, arm yourselves... "If pigs comprehend nothing but force... "...then use it. Liberate yourselves... "Off the pigs! Kill the chief pig! Liquidate the mayor-" Anybody can lift that shit out of context Let Agent Donovan finish his statement Pig Donovan... This man is calling for violence, fo...
They made their choice They could've done a lot of things ...but they chose to throw firebombs and conspire to overthrow the government They're doing what they want to do. I'm doing what I want to do I don't think any of those kids'll make it anyway D'you see that one little bastard take off? That Mexican's the fastest...
- I'm staying - I'm staying too That man gonna shoot the shit out of you! I'm gonna hide out I don't know about the rest of you ...but I ain't leaving another motherfucking step! You're going to bring them down on all of us Shit! If you don't think they're down on you now... At least we've got a chance You've got 50 ...
Time remaining 1 hour 42 mins This thing with magnum load ...has enough power to knock down ...a rhinoceros, if it's coming at you We're going to be apprehending very few rhinoceri but, if we do, I want to know that I'm going to be able to stop it I see by your file that you were formerly a candidate for... Vice-Presid...
I gather that you're not going to try and make the next 50 miles to the US flag I wouldn't walk around the goddamn fucking corner for the American flag let alone go out in the desert Time remaining 1 hour 25 mins Squeeze and fire We're going through a kind of a group suicide in America In a situation where you want to...
This isn't Mexico or other countries where they shoot people like you What would you do to us if you were in control? Would you be very humanitarian with people like us? I would make more of an effort than you are What is your moral code? What would you do for this country? You're sitting back, enjoying the adulation o...
Are you that blind? Some new kick or new drug comes along, you'll try it What about some new kick like genocide, napalm warfare? What about those new kicks which this country puts in practice? This is a Remington Wingmaster model 870 shotgun, 12-gauge What about corruption, police brutality? You are immoral! What about...
What does the record of this country show? Destroying the country from within You're destroying the world from within! Anything in front of you is totally out of luck when pull the trigger What does LSD have to do with death, with murder with war, with injustice, with poverty, with racism? Take the prisoner out of here...
And I think it'll happen violently Anything between those two shots is blown away. It is not causing any trouble It does not exist anymore It has one purpose alone when loaded with buckshot That is to kill. Not to disperse. Not to wound. To kill Use it for that when you have to do so Time remaining 50 mins What are ...
What I don't know is why That young man over there with that white cloth on his head is dead They get paid more than social workers or college professors They have a real stake in maintaining the status quo He was attacked Signs point to at least three people, maybe four He was stabbed to death with the spires off a jo...
The thing that appalls me is that it seems to be understood It doesn't have to happen this way If we can somehow create a change of spirit. It doesn't have to happen But it is - Have you ever killed a man? - Yes, I have What did you feel about that at the time? No feeling at all Do you think you'll have to resort to vi...
Do you understand why you are before this tribunal? I don't want to go in the army If our country were attacked within the hour would you join the US services? I would not If I told you that I was going to wad up this piece of paper and hit you with it, what would you do? I would duck 2:00pm. KBCR News B- 52 bombers l...
How did you refuse? I just ignored the letter. I just didn't do anything You don't like to travel and, according to the charges you tried to flee the country because of draft evasion How do you reconcile that? It was necessary I wanted to get to some place where I could stay be left alone to do what I want to do instea...
The normal human body temperature is 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit An increase in body temperature of 6 to 8 degrees above normal for any extended period means death I don't know what any of us could do Maybe if we all got together for one day or for one week and stopped, just stopped doing everything and said... "This has...
Evade the draft Do you think they did this because they were Chicano? It has nothing to do with Chicanos They're going to do the same thing to all of us This is the first place they're going to look for us They could be right behind any one of these little dunes Temperature 107 degrees Stop following us, huh? He's goi...
The songs that she composes are of a seditious nature She advocates the overthrow of the government in many of her songs One of them I'll read right now Evidence Nancy Smith Sedatious literature "Santa Claus is coming With a bag of bombs and guns "Santa Claus is here The revolution has come "Grab a handful, dip in quic...
- To think? - That's why I'm here Tell people to throw bombs too? They taught me to think and gave me a set of moral values Nothing to do with sex, lady - What happened to the moral values? - I still have all of them What about the songs you write? Do you call those moral? A lot more moral that what you're doing sittin...
You're a crazy girl! You ought to be locked up! Why should I be locked up? Why don't you shoot me? Because you're schizophrenic! You're cuckoo! Miss Smith, I remind you that your violent overthrow-of-the-government, financially-rewarding songs really gives you a peculiar kind of freedom... to have your love-ins, to hav...
I have a charge to make against you I have a charge to make against you, old man! You old, sick man How many kids have you led to the slaughter? How many kids are out there? Who's getting killed by the guns that I hear? How many children have been through these tribunals? - Silence! - No! How many children have you kil...
Silence the defendant! Silence the defendant! I've got a couple of young kids. How are you going to raise them? We have at least one more running around What do you plan to do now? We have this gun We'll try to find a place in the high ground and wait for them and, if they don't come, we'll get out We know we'll get th...
For about a year we had quite a difficult time with her She didn't believe that there would be any discipline and we sort of worked that thing out May I ask you how? I kept punishing her and she kept responding until finally we worked it out quite well You've got to remember that these children are like skilled and tra...
This is not the way we like to operate - What's wrong? - Fuck! Fuck! Let's get going But going where? Let's try to make it to the flag How'll we make it somewhere? We have no water! There's no water that way What would your forefathers have done, Mr Kohler if, during the revolution they were all conscientious objector...
Are you familiar with Saint Thomas Aquinas? Yes, I am I think he had this to say about a just war He laid down a proviso for a just war: ...that the war must be decided upon legitimate authority and, secondly, that its objective must be to vindicate justice and that, thirdly, it must be waged with a just intent This wa...
People are the most important thing and people have been left out while the cats that run this country have moved and shitted all over You dwell on the black problem It's quite obvious because I'm black I've been to Washington DC and I've seen the schools and ghettos and we're trying to educate and yet you're trying to...
The truth in America is that America is a sick society America is full of motherfuckers who have shitted upon people Are you afraid to die? No, I'm not afraid to die. That's quite obvious Why are you leading your people into a mass hysteria? When I walk through Washington DC asking why- Hey, man, you're always in Washi...
Instead of the politics of reconciliation ...it has chosen the politics of polarization Have you discussed what you'll do if you have to leave him? Or will you try and take him with you? We never thought about it Morning on the third day When the human body has suffered a dehydration of between 6 to 10% it experiences...
The rights to life It seems paradoxical to me that a nation with such ideals and such economic power still cannot fulfill or seems unwilling to fulfill basic human needs of food, clothing and shelter The decoy seems to have worked very well It's brought them out in the open They've reached the decoy A country with this...
Sit down! Sit down! Sit down! Fuck! Go on! Get the gun! Dear Lord we pray for Harold Violence is inherent in this society. You don't seem to understand that You fucking bastards! Get out of here! The movement went through a long time in history and was very reluctant to make radical changes, to become violent We saw ...
Your signing of a voluntary pledge of loyalty that you will not again participate in any form or manner of extra-legal or subversive political activity and that you will not again hinder State or Federal authorities in matters relating to safeguarding of the national security I am loyal to the people of this country, Y...
Keep back. Keep back, now So you feel that, just as you feel there' a reason for going on through the course this is the same way to try and deal with what you feel is wrong with the system in America? I think that's right. Yeh I think if you play it by the rules of the people who've set up the game even though th...
Help them Help them That one's dead Oh, you fuckers! You fuckers! You shitty fucking cunts! We've got one left alive, huh? Fucking idiots! We've seen this! We've seen this! We've seen this! Officer Edwards, we've seen this! I don't give a flying fuck what you've seen! This is going on NBC! We've seen this! I don't ca...
Why did you kill two people? I don't know. It was an accident - You didn't mean to kill them? - No, I didn't want to kill anyone You didn't want to kill them? No! No! No, I didn't want to kill anyone! It was an accident! Hey! Leave him alone. Leave him alone! - How old is this kid? - He's 18 What' a kid doing in the...
Come on, soldier. Let's go. Come on. Let's go President Nixon in San Clemente, CA sent a telegram for reading at the Artists' Variety show The Chief Executive told the artists: "We Americans are known throughout the world as forward-looking people" The President said the USA is a symbol of progress, of hope and of ...
"Yes, danger from within and without "We need law and order or our nation cannot survive" We might all be forgiven for supposing those to be the words of our President But they are not Those words were uttered in 1932 by Adolf Hitler Sieg motherfucking Heil! We know what kind of law and order followed in that country Y...
I don't care how far you've come, you'd better stop Stop where you are and no harm will come to you We made it! Stop it! Stop it! Stop it! Stop it! Cut! Cut! Cut! Lee Robert Brown, which do you choose: 15 to 21 years or Punishment Park? Punishment Park. So recorded Jay Kaufman: 15 to 21 years in a federal penitent...
Mary Ellen Michener: 7 to 10 years in a penitentiary or Punishment Park? - Punishment Park - So recorded Charles Robbins with a nod, do you want life imprisonment or, shake your head, Punishment Park? How can he talk? Shake your head- You're gonna kill him, you fucking idiot! Mr Chairman... Clear the court! Clear the...
Can you tell us why you did what you did? For the same reason he did. They had it coming to them They had a chance to stop. Did they stop? I'm asking you Because they rushed us That' not a reason, man! That' not a reason! They wouldn't have rushed us if you hadn't been there... Oh, shit You were one who started this I...
They gave up their rights when they started breaking this country's laws That's what we're here for: To enforce those laws And we do a goddamn good job of it! You're making out like a big humanitarian The only thing you want is to sell this to your goddamn network I don't see you putting any band-aids on anybody All yo...
The sentence on this charge has not yet been determined For a second charge of assault on a police officer this cast member has been sentenced to 3 years in a federal prison Under the provisions of Title 2 of the 1950 Internal Security Act, also known as the McCarran Act, the President of the United States of Amer...
OK. That woman there. The last man in line. Go on into the tent. The 47th Emergency Internal Security Tribunal forthe SW Region as authorized by executive order no. 302, William C. Hoeger, Chairman, presiding, is hereby concluded. The UN today became the focus of world attention as the US delegate challenged the Russi...
Will the court set bail? The defendants have been in jail for months. We don't even know- Keep the defendants quiet! - Bail denied. - Deny, deny, deny! We've been in jail fortwo months and we don't know what we were arrested for. - Keep the defendants quiet. - Shut up! Lee Roy Brown, Jay Kaufman, James Arthur Kohler, A...
- Bullshit! - This trial is illegitimate. - This trial is illegitimate- - Quiet! These are the members of Corrective Group 638 and these the members of Corrective Group 637, now sentenced to spending 3 days in Punishment Park. First defendant. - What's your name? - My name is Brown, motherfucker! Lee Robert Brown, wel...
And overrule that! Defendant, defendant, it's people like you- Objection, Mr Chairman! Let that man alone! The object of this course is simple. Clearthe tribunal! Clearthe tribunal! You must evade capture by the pursuing officers and reach the flag by the appointed time, 10pm on the evening of the 3rd day from now. Eac...