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Okay. You ready?

It's beautiful. Where'd you find this?

It's cute, right?

Oh, I love this! So cute.

It's perfect.

You've been in love for me. Thank you.

It's perfect. You're perfect.

Thank you. Of course.

I don't know.

You hear me? You're like 30 minutes early. Why are they...

What? It's okay.

I love it.

I'll be honest, Ali and I, we weren't sure about whether to have this party, but together there's nothing we can overcome.

You're the strongest woman I know. I love you more than anything.

I'm so damn excited to keep building our lives together.

You too. I love you.

I love you. I love you.

Thank you all for being here. Thank you.

My husband's on the table.

Oh, thank you, baby.

It's a nice party.

You never had a good time?

You deserve it.

You're just buttering me up before you abandon me.

I wish I could delay it again.

I don't want to leave you here.

You just go to the judges and tell them something wildly inappropriate and then come back to me.

I will.

Oh, you will? Oh, you will. Like what?

I'll say, hey. I'll say we're having a big old wordy tomorrow night and we're all invited.

Oh!

Oh, no, no, no.

All right. I got me too excited.

Hey.

Hey.

Sorry. Sorry. Thanks.

Just a reminder to say that those mail-in ballots are...

...to leave too many example election day phones.

Every ballot matter.

So be sure to get yours in.

Come on, pull the cash in a 46-point deadlock with 8% of owners still undecided.

We need to push your plan to reduce the crime rate in order to pull ahead.

But this case is my campaign.

He's a dangerous criminal with the longest driven violence.

I put James South away.

You lose? You lose your shot at the end.

I got to go.

Hey. Excuse me. You, uh, drop this.

Oh, I did. Oh my God. You're... Thank you. You're a lifesaver.

Oh, I was...

Yeah, you too.

Do I have some?

Do I need some?

Do I need some?

All right, guys.

I have a...

...hey, attention.

Hello. I'd like to welcome you as a juror in the Georgia court system.

As a juror, you protect the right of every person to a trial by jury.

The right to a trial by jury is a cornerstone of our democracy.

That right is protected by the United States Constitution.

There she is.

Sugar-free vanilla with scamp.

Oh, you're good.

You get you something else?

You got something to make?

Uh, okay. Voluntary manslaughter with a recommendation 20 years, 15 to serve, followed by five from probation.

That's a hell of a deal.

I'll use the weight of the recidivist statute if you please before he strike the jury.

I admit to something he didn't do.

Same as the jury.

Better yet, why don't you plead your guy out and say, free free free for your case load.

Look, my client wants a trial.

Well, man, you're wasting my time, and your clients. Last chance.

After you.

The case you're about to hear is your case load.

The case you're about to hear is an alleged homicide.

The state is charging James Michael Seith with malice murder for the death of Kendall Alice Carter.

Now, any of you have a personal relationship with the accused and or the deceased that will prohibit you from serving on this panel in an unbiased manner, please speak now.

Yes.

He used to ride my bus.

And when was this?

I don't know, few years ago.

Then there's no reason we can't leave it there.

I think you'll make a finder.

Does anyone else think that they're incapable of serving on this panel?

Yes.

Your Honor, my wife is in the third trimester of a high-risk pregnancy. I'd like to be available to her.

Well, that's commendable. What hours do you normally work?

Ninety-six, typically.

And you have my word that this court will not demand one minute more of your time than that.

Yeah.

So the fact that you don't want to be here is exactly what makes you the perfect group to adjudicate this case.

You are impartial. You have no skin in the game. Nothing to gain or lose.

And that is why I believe that this process, as flawed as it may be, is still our best chance at finding justice.

Do you work, Mrs. Alworth?

Well, have a toughest job there is. Erase two kids and just fit them off to college.

Congratulations, thank you. And have you ever served on a jury before?

Twice, both through Ms. Charles.

Twice. Okay. Okay.

Mr. King, have you ever had a physical altercation with a significant other?

Are you going to ask that question to every guy in this courtroom?

If I have to, I will. I know these questions can be very personal.

No, man.

They may.

Thank you, sir.

How long have you lived in the area, Mr. Chikowski?

About ten years?

You, er, I think you run a flower shop.

Yeah, with my wife.

Mr. Robinson, since you're your wife, that's the primary custody of your daughter. Is that correct?

Yeah.

Do you want to ask your wife to enter the marriage?

She did.

Thank you. All you...

Mr. Camp.

And you're a magazine writer.

That's right.

What kind of articles do you write?

Features mostly.

Do you write about a variety of topics?

Yes.

Ever written about a murder trial?

Er, why write for regional lifestyle magazines?

It's not exactly fair.

I don't know.

Being a writer, I imagine you read a lot.

You've read anything about this case?

No, no. Today's the first I've heard about it.

Well, then, I think you make a perfectly acceptable memory in this jury.

Does the defense accept our challenge?

You accept him, your honor?

Good. Please enter Justin Camp as June number two.

Hey.

Hi.

How did it go?

No.

I got picked.

No.

I'm so sorry.

We're not going to wildly inappropriate.

I'm saving that for you.

I am.

They said it would be a short trial.

I feel like they always say that, but I hope so.

How's your day?

It's okay. I did this.

It's good progress.

It's good.

All day.

All day?

No, this did not take me all day.

I watched documentary and I peed 94 times.

94 times.

And it's mice.

Can I have some more?

It's mice.

Yeah.

Come on.

All right.

Thank you.

The people need to know how I'll make the city safer.

And women need to know that if they're in an abusive relationship, their community has their back.

The rest is noise.

Oh, thank you.

Thank you.

Justice is truth in action.

Oh, Professor Nielsen.

Oh, yeah.

You still believe it?

Of course.

As long as it doesn't get in the way of a win though, right?

Oh, my God.

If he got something to say or just say it.

You know, I'm saying he loves you.

You were his favorite student.

Are you really going there?

Yeah, I'm going.

Oh, my God.

And now you're a.

What?

Oh, what?

My politician.

Good morning.

We will begin with opening statements.

This is Killebord.

Okay.

The facts of the case are these.

One year ago, on October 25th, the defendant, James Sath, and his then girlfriend, Candlecard,

went drinking a round his hat away on a parry road.

One's all the way up there again.

You're already gone.

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.

Things got tanced.

They had a fight.

No, I'm scared.

I'm afraid they were not going to lose me.

I'm not a teacher.

I'm not.

What?

I'm not a person.

This is a matter of James strong down the bar.

He followed her.

The fight escalated, and things quickly got out of control.

Hey.

How are you doing?

You can't wait for me.

So ask me, where do you go?

It was par for the course.

They'd argue, they'd break up, and they'd make up the next day after they both had calmed down.

It was basically a game.

Now, this couple had a history of violent interactions, but this time she was serious.

She was done with him, so she left and hit it down the road.

But...

So this was just another typical night of drama.

So James Sides got in his car. He drove home.

He flew into a violent rage and followed Candle Carter down the road, where he proceeded to kill her.

He beat her viciously.

He pushed her over rail into the creek below and left her to die.

into apriology team.

James Sides didn't attack her, and he couldn't have pushed her

because he wasn't there.

James Sigh...

took an innocent life.

James Sigh is an innocent man.

Thank you.

Hey.

Hello.

Hello.

Hey man.

You, you're all right?

Yeah.

Those crime scene pictures.

They were had a strong stomach.

You're good, not you.

God, grant me the serenity to accept the things that I cannot change.

The courage to change the things that I can.

And the wisdom to know the difference.

You're perfect.

He's coming back.

He's working.

He's working.

Great job, everybody.

All right.

Justin.

Hey.

You're okay.

You're okay.

Yeah.

There's a lot of reminder.

Yeah.

In general.

You want to talk about it?

Okay.

Look, whatever it is,

my advice is the same.

You know what to do.

Well, as soon as our secrets.

Can't always hear from you.

MUSIC

Looking late?

How are you waiting a minute?

As long as you want.

Okay.

MUSIC

Hey.

Hey.

It's hard to leave.

It's okay.

I was the meeting.

It's good.

It's good.

I stayed after the talk was already prepared.

You're okay?

You're okay.

You're okay.

Everything's going to be fine.

We're going to be a family, too.

Very soon now.

MUSIC

MUSIC

MUSIC

I'd seen them in there before.

A couple of times.

It was always the same thing.

They would start all at fun and flirty.

And then after a few drinks, things would change.

Change how?

Bad night, she came in trying to talk to him, like, seriously.

You know?

But he wasn't having it.

MUSIC

I want you to say I love you, too.

I want you to say I love you, too.

I want you to say I love you, too.

You mean between the guys in the night and the rest of the night?

Yeah.

What line?

I'm not sticking a shit.

What line?

Are you talking to me?

Get out of my face.

You got it.

I'm not going to be scared.

She lives.

He falls her outside, so I start home.

Hey!

What are you doing?

What are you doing?

What are you doing?

I'm going to go home.

What are you doing?

What are you doing?

I'm done.

You're embarrassing.

What are you talking about?

You're too busy to get sick.

What are you going to do?

Hey, man.

What?

What?

My butt.

I'm sorry.

What do you mean?

What are you doing?

Oh, no.

It's not good.

That's what I'm talking about.

What are you doing?

What are you doing?

What are you doing?

What are you going to do?

What are you doing?

What are you doing?

What are you doing?

Why?

Why, I'm turning it off.

I'll be here

So she lived, then what happened?

She followed her out of the parking lot and onto Old Quarry Road.

Thank you. No further questions, Your Honor.

So you saw him walk down Old Quarry Road?

Yes.

Did you know that his car was parked down Old Quarry Road?

No.

No.

Were you drinking that night?

Objection, Your Honor.

Overrule.

Were you drinking that night?

Yes.

So you don't know how far he followed her down Old Quarry Road?

Do you?

No.

At that point I stopped filming and I went back inside.

No more questions.

Does the state have any more questions?

No more questions, Your Honor.

Thank you. You may shift down.

I was at the bar till close.

I didn't see there one of them come back in.

And then the next day I opened and I did what I always do.

I took the nice trash off to the dumpster.

Miss, Miss, I'm sorry.

I can't get your help.

Because of the rain the night before,

the trail was all muddy and wet.

I had to cut off to Old Quarry by the bridge in order to get back to the road.

Please.

All right.

And just to be clear, when you found Candle Caught her, she was dead.

Her head was down full of blood.

It was awful.

Thank you for your testimony, Mr. Reed.

I know it isn't easy.

That's all I have.

Mr. Resnick, your witness.

Mr. Reed, you hiked those trails in the woods frequently, don't you?

Yes, sir.

Twice a week, at least.

In your opinion, is the hike down the hillside difficult?

Yes.

I assume you wear hiking boots when you hike, Mr. Reed, is that correct?

Of course.

This is a picture of Candle Carter, the morning you found her below Old Quarry Road.

Can you please tell us what kind of shoes she's wearing?

Looks like heels.

And if she's walking along the edge of Old Quarry Road in a blinding rainstorm at night,

in heels, and she suddenly lost her footing.

It'd be next to impossible to prevent herself from falling, isn't that correct?

Yes.

Thank you.

She landed in a posterior position which suggests she was pushed as opposed to a fall.

Remoriously indicated the victim had been dead for around nine hours.

In the cause of death?

The severity of her skull fractures suggest she was struck with a nonspecific lung instrument.

And the manner of death.

Homocyt.

Thank you.

And more questions?

This is yours, Mr. Rosen.

Is it possible that she sustained her head injuries from hitting the rocks?

It's possible, sure, but in my professional opinion that's not likely.

But possible.

That's all for me.

Thank you, Poitatestra.

You missed it.

On October 25th of last year, you lived on the Quarry Road.

Correct?

Yes.

And do you remember anything unusual happening in anything?

I saw a man get out of his car and just stole him.

Do you remember what time that was?

It's 11.48 on the button.

I looked at the clock.

My heart was thunder.

So I went to the window light lit up.

Very low.

What was he doing?

He looked around.

He went over to the side of the road.

He peered over the railing.

Got back in his car.

Go home.

Isn't that man you saw that night here in the courtroom today?

Do you know?

Can you point him out?

Yes, he is here today.

That's him right there.

Let the record reflect that the witness has identified the man he saw as the defendant, James Michael's side.

Number of questions, John.

All right.

This feels like a good time to break for the day.

This court is in recess until 9 a.m.

Tomorrow morning one we will pick up here where we left off.

I'm going to go home.

Jesse, what's going on?

I need a lawyer.

Okay.

Give me a dollar.

I'm not joking.

That gives us attorney flying privilege.

Take a seat.

So I went to clear my head and found myself at Rowdy's hideaway.

Where is the drink and sat there for a while that I got up and left?

I bet the car was raining.

I turned back on to the old quarry.

I went about a quarter of a mile and I hit something.

I got out of the car and I looked around and I checked.

I didn't see anything and I figured it was a deer that ran off and then I got back in the car and went home.

Okay, what's the problem?

I got called for jury duty.

The Kendall Carter case?

They found her body in a creek bed about a quarter mile from Rowdy's hideaway last October.

What are you telling me?

Maybe I didn't hit a deer.

I don't know what to do.

You're in a bar and you had a drink.

Yes, but I didn't touch it.

Doesn't matter.

Given your history, there is an adjurion in the world that would believe you were sober.

But if I was coming forward voluntarily then it has to count for something right.

If I come forward and I tell them the truth.

If you're prior to UIs and the fact that you were in a bar, it gives you a reason to charge you with first degree vehicular homicide or even felony murder. That's 30 years to life.

What?

If you were to come forward right now, you would be completely screwed.

That's it?

Yeah.

I'm sorry.

The defense calls James Sides your honor.

Please raise your right hand.

Do you swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help you got.

Yes, Your Honor.

Have a seat.

Please state your name for the record.

James, Michael Sides.

Ms. Resnick, your witness.

Okay, James, let's talk about what happened the night of October 25th. Can you tell us what happened?

Yeah.

Kendall and I went to Rowdy's to have a few drinks and get some food.

We were having fun.

You know, shots and pool, lights and doors, you know.

Now there's been testimony that you guys argued. You don't deny that?

No, no.

She got really drunk and she was giving me a hard time.

What do you mean?

She'd been going on about us moving in together for a couple weeks and I just kept telling her that I was ready.

A little safety.

A little safety.

She just wasn't having it. She said it in the lover.

And she stormed out.

And then what happened?

We argued in the parking lot.

I don't want to do this anymore.

What?

You're done.

Thank you, James.

Go walk home then.

In the rain.

She was just out of her head, you know.

Screaming at me and walked off.

And what did you do?

Followed it at first, but it was cold and draining.

I remember getting in my car.

So I was parked next to a Walmart in 2017.

I don't know if my news is born February 17th.

Just, I'm pulling out of everyone and turning around.

She's going home.

And we'd see each other the next day and we'd work it out.

Like, like always.

Look, was that stupid?

We're not wanting to move in with her?

So I can see her face every day?

Absolutely, yeah.

I could never put my hands on her like that.

I couldn't do that to her.

I loved her.

Now look, I understand.

My past, the mistakes that I've made.

I know what you're thinking.

I do.

And I get it.

I'm not that guy anymore.

I get it changed.

I left that light behind me.

I, you know, thought I was doing really good.

I don't know what happened.

I went home.

I just, I drove home.

I know how difficult this is for your gyms.

It takes you time.

Let me know when you're ready.

I'm good.

I'm going to show you a video now.

Okay?

And then I'm going to ask you some questions.

I'm waiting for you.

Did you see that?

Did you miss her, mate?

I didn't miss her.

Let me help now.

Your good luck.

Yeah.

Take that picture.

Who took that video?

Kendall.

When?

October 25th of last year.

And where?

The route is right away.

Thank you, James.

No more questions.

Execution your witness.

Mr. Sides, you just stated that you loved Kendall Carter.

Is that right?

More than anything.

And on the night of October 25th,

you and Kendall drove to route his hot ways.

We took my car, yeah.

And when you got there,

the two of you started drinking.

Is that right?

Yeah.

That's a bar.

And then the two of you started arguing.

Is that right?

Yeah.

And during this argument,

you knocked a beer bottle off the table.

Is that right?

Yeah, it was an accident.

And then she left and you went after her.

Is that right?

Yeah.

And outside, the argument continued

and it is your sworn testimony

that you left Kendall Carter alone

to walk down a narrow, too-laying road

in the dark, drunk,

in the pouring rain,

in the middle of a thunderstorm.

Is that how you treat someone you love?

No more questions, Your Honor.

Are there any further questions from the defense?

No, Your Honor.

Is it the defense, Russ?

Thank you for your testimony.

You can step down.

Members of the jury,

the evidence in this case is now closed.

Attorneys, you may give your closing arguments at this time.

Ladies and gentlemen,

if the jury is not in the case,

you may give your closing arguments at this time.

Ladies and gentlemen,

if the jury is in the case of the jury,

ladies and gentlemen of the jury,

Kendall Carter's murder was a savage crime,

committed by an evil man.

An innocent man,

an innocent man who was shattered

from losing the love of his life.

We have an eyewitness who saw him in the crime scene

at the time of death.

In the middle of the night,

in a blinding rainstorm,

it could have been anyone.

When she broke up with him that night,

and he realized she meant it,

he snapped.

And so he bludgeoned her.

No murder weapon was recovered, nothing.

Nothing.

The defendant's DNA was all over the victim.

No one else's.

The state says there was DNA,

of course there was DNA, of course.

They were a couple.

Yeah, of course they were a couple.

Until they weren't.

James Sigh bravely took this to hand,

and admitted to some difficult truths.

That, that was all of a formant,

nothing else.

Look, I think we can all agree on this.

The person responsible for Kendall Carter's death

deserves to face justice.

That person is James Sigh.

But that person,

that evil man,

is still out there.

All I ask is that you deliver a verdict that speaks the truth.

The truth about what happened to Kendall.

The truth about what happened on Old Choir Road that night.

And the truth about him.

And the truth about him,

to that James Michael Sigh is guilty.

Find him guilty.

The truth is,

James Sigh is not guilty.

Find James Sigh,

not guilty.

Thank you.

Hello.

Thanks.

Excuse me everyone,

if nobody objects,

I'd really like to throw my name into the ring to be the four woman.

I've served on multiple juries, I know the ropes.

Okay, great.

Okay, so right now we can do one of two things.

We can vote and talk, or talk and vote.

I suggest that we just vote and just give an idea where we all stand.

That sounds good.

So, I vote guilty.

Yes, madly too.

Me too.

This whole thing is such a shame.

Yeah, I definitely think that you did it.

Definitely.

I agree.

Everything fits together.

Yeah, let them rock.

Amen.

So that is nine for guilty.

You serve.

Yeah, all right.

Yeah, guilty school.

Okay.

And, oh, you, sir, how about you?

Could you have bled out?

And then there was one.

So, what's it gonna be, where there's a what?

Oh, she wants to get on to your friend and wife?

Of course I do.

All right, so what's the problem?

Now, if this is somebody's life we're dealing with,

shouldn't we at least talk about it?

This is a joke.

No, it's a deliberation.

You were ready to send this man to prison.

It may be forever, just like that.

I heard the fact that he was a little bit older.

He doesn't have to.

The burden of proof is on the prosecution.

Does anyone have even the slightest hesitation

that James cites his guilty?

I mean, if you have to think, you aren't sure.

No.

What I'm sure of is I got three kids at home.

I got to get back to.

But we all have lives.

None of us want to be here.

I mean, I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm sure.

I'm sure.

I'm sure.

I'm sure.

I'm sure.

I'm sure.

I'm sure Lacey, I'm sure.

I have a feeling that I'm sure you have.

I'll show you what I'm sure is.

Ok.

How about we –

what do you just tell us what your issue is,

your issues are, and then we can all talk through it?

Oh, well I have an issue.

Ok, so you're just like pissing me off then?

Oh, you're right.

Oh, look, I have questions.

No, that's just your guilt talking.

What do you mean?

You want to go home to your little neighborhood

and tell him what he did right by that boy.

We in a fair shake just like anybody else.

Oh man, hold on, why you get out?

Hey, mine your own damn business, all right little fella?

Excuse me.

Every and of us of you.

Please, Mr. Kent Thorne.

Thank you, ma'am.

All I'm trying to say is let's put everything else aside for a minute

and just remember two key points.

One, aside from the trial, I said taking a plea.

And two, he testified instead of taking the fifth.

Right?

I mean, it doesn't mean he's innocent, but I think he's earned just a few hours of our time to be sure.

Uh, he's right.

Right, we should take the time and we should go over it.

Fine, fine, but it's a waste of time.

Any other group of 12 people would arrive at the exact same decision we did.

Mm-hmm.

That part, right there.

The state has the truth on its side.

James Fides is gonna pay for what he did.

And I will get justice for Kendall Carter and every woman who is a victim of domestic abuse.

How do you feel about the latest polling that averted in the side trial carries a five-point swing in the district attorney, right?

Oh, come on, you know I can't comment on that.

Okay, thank you, everybody.

Okay.

So, I'm just gonna start with what I think is the most damning evidence, which was the man who saw Sife on the road at the railing directly above

the volcano Carter's body was found.

Yes, exactly.

So, what's the letter even talk about?

I mean, he was a few hundred feet away looking from across the bridge.

And it was the middle of the night through pouring rain.

Yeah, and I've actually done a bunch of landscape work up there.

That whole area is covered by trees, so it'd be hard to see.

The man made a positive identification.

Yeah, but dude, it's kind of ancient, probably.

Well, this old bird has a 20-20 vision with my glasses.

Come on, y'all.

It's his testimony.

He's not lying.

Why would he lie?

And the question here made that we think he's lying.

I don't think he's lying.

Think he's lying?

No, I don't think he's lying.

What the hell are we talking about?

Look, I'm just saying, okay, the man, he saw somebody at the railing, right?

Can we all agree on that?

Yeah.

Okay, so isn't it possible if you saw someone other than James?

Mm-hmm, no, we can go back and forth all day on possibilities.

That's not helpful.

Well, I think we should.

No, no, no.

That's not our job.

Our job is to just weigh the facts.

Okay, fact.

32% of homicides occur between domestic partners.

Fact, the police arrested James' side two days after they found the body.

Fact, they never questioned any other suspects.

He watched too much TV, old man.

Okay.

You're a cop.

I was 22 years robbery and homicide.

Bonnie took the buyout, came down here to get away from those brutal mid-west winters,

and be closer to the grandkids.

Why don't you tell the lawyers?

Because nobody asked.

About that.

Well, their losses are game.

Well, why don't you think they're in office, then?

It's active.

Look, I think it seems to me like the police, you know,

followed the evidence, found their guy, built their case.

Okay, so, let's go with that.

Maybe nothing, but tunnel vision like that can really bite you in the ass.

They feed scientists and eyewitnesses, so of course that's who the IDs.

Now, they're sure they got their guide, so they just ignore anything that doesn't help their case.

They stop asking questions.

Don't for Mr. Bias.

Yeah, confirmation bias, exactly.

There's no bad intentions.

It's just a bunch of people trying to do the right thing,

and you can't see everything they're doing wrong.

It's a good point.

I would worry about this blood instrument murder weapon they kept talking about.

The prosecutor said they couldn't recover it, so it's not rid of it.

It's easy to do.

Or he could have killed her with something other than a blood instrument.

Like what?

Like a car?

It could have been a hit and run.

Oh, shit.

We're looking at it.

That's right.

You know, that's a really, really good theory.

A hit and run?

Yeah.

I mean, the raining is nice.

Visibility's gotta be terrible.

We know it's slippery from that hikers' testimony.

Wunder-round in the dark in heels, hips, and legs.

Um, it explains how she could have ended up being a creek.

Okay, so the side mowed her down instead of bashing her head in.

What are we talking about here?

What difference does it make?

The guy is a piece of shit.

Look, my guy is telling me that that kid is not a killer.

Okay, the other day he voted guilty.

No, no, I never said guilty.

I said he should have taken a plea bargain.

He was done a weak case.

Maybe there's a reason for that.

Yeah, it's called a public defender.

I mean, nothing against this guy.

He seems pretty smart, but the PDS are working ten times the case load of the DA's office

on a fraction of the budget.

It's just not a fair fight.

Yeah, well, nothing is anymore.

You can just do the best we can.

I hear you.

And I got 22 years on the street that is telling me there's a lot more to this case than we know.

All right, then.

If you were still a detective, what would you do?

Yeah.

All right, y'all.

That's it for today.

See you back here at 9 a.m.

Monday morning.

Oh, and I almost forgot.

Happy Halloween.

Happy Halloween.

Happy Halloween.

Happy Halloween.

Happy Halloween.

Hey, yeah, it has been a minute.

But let's hope that you can give me a solid.

Hang on a second.

Yeah, I'm here.

Whoo hoo hoo.

Yeah!

I

I can't break the wall.

You can only break ourselves off the wall.

I can't break the wall.

I can only break ourselves off the wall.

I can only break the wall.

I can't break the wall.

No decision yet.

We're breaking for the weekend.

I can't.

You never know what it doesn't change to going to.

Clearly.

Okay. Well, thanks for letting me know.

See you Monday.

100% rate.

I have a good one.

I can't break the wall.

I can't break the wall.

I can't break the wall.

You can't break the wall.

I can't break the wall.

I can't break the wall.

Hey, how are you?

I can't break the wall.

I can't break the wall.

I can't break the wall.

I can't break the wall.

I can't break the wall.

I can't break the wall.

Hey.

Hi.

You're my third.

Oh, shit.

Sorry.

Sorry I forgot.

So we look okay?

Hey, hey. What's wrong?

Scared.

I'm scared.

We didn't make it this in our last time, man.

I'm just scared.

I don't want to be doing this alone.

I don't want to go to these things alone.

It's going to be okay.

It's going to be alright.

I don't understand why you were there today.

How much longer is the trial going to go on for it?

I have no idea.

Are you close to a verdict?

Are you close to a verdict?

It's 10 to 2.

Monday, can you just go in and sway the two holdouts and be done with this?

I'm one of them.

Why?

They took one look at this guy and that was a discussion of the evidence.

No one deserves a chance, right?

Aren't you thinking more at this?

You hadn't given me one.

Yeah, good. Can I ask you something?

Yeah, sure.

If I were to sell the 400 without telling someone it was in a wreck,

but they're happy with the deal and there's no safety risk.

It was in the ad just...

I don't know, cool, but just go with me.

Is there...

Never the wiser, and did I do anything wrong?

No.

But I don't think so.

We're going upstairs.

It turns in the fridge to see upstairs.

There she is.

Next round's on her.

Lervin' me.

Yeah, what happens to me?

What I'm having, what I'm having is a...

Great evening.

Isn't it a beautiful day?

I'm having a two hour minute.

What can I tell you? Take a nose and I'm serious.

I gave him a lot to think about.

I don't know.

I'm mad at it.

He gave him smoke and mirrors.

He gave him smoke and there's fire.

I admire your optimism.

Here's the thing.

You walk into court convinced that they guilty of the thing.

I have no illusions about what I do.

A lot of my clients already guilty,

and my job is to help make the best of them.

That's a situation, but I'm telling you,

I'm telling you this guy didn't do it.

And the fact that the jury's taking a little time

gives me hope that things are working the way they should.

Well, you enjoy that while it lasts.

Two of the justice system.

Hey, perfect.

What's the best we got?

Hey.

Sorry, I got to buy yesterday.

Is this the case where I know me?

I know I can tell him.

Trust your gut.

You do the right thing.

Oh, wait.

What's that?

It's my first one.

Nice.

Oh, maybe?

Hey, I'll be all the way.

Hi, you want to call some thanks to everyone?

Oliver?

Hey, Miss Cerson.

Oh, I really recognize you.

How are you?

Hey, Mr. Tim.

Hey, how's the writing going?

I'm mostly in a paper now.

Oh, why?

Don't stop.

Hey, how's the writing going?

I'm mostly in a paper now.

Oh, why?

That's awesome.

Hey, have fun tonight.

You know, do you think it's cool?

Yeah, next year.

Okay, so, bye.

Bye, bye.

You good?

See you in the comments.

No.

I'll be back.

Bye.

Thanks.

Hey.

Hey.

What's your fault?

You're not allowed to investigate the case outside the jury.

Yeah.

Yeah, I know.

But, I mean, somebody's got to.

Don't you want to know what really happened?

Of course.

I'll be back.

Yes.

I'll be back.

I'll be back.

I'll be back.

I'll be back.

Yeah.

I'll be back.

I'll be back.

Hey, I'll be back.

Hey, you're not allowed to investigate the case outside the jury.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Of course.

Yeah.

I did some digging.

This is every registered car in the county that was in for body work between October 26th

and the end of last year.

You're still in the head, Ron.

Yes, because that's a really good theory.

No.

The automakers keep a detailed list of these repairs strictly for R&D purposes.

They collect it from the dealers' pro forma, and then pay the mom and pop shops under the table.

My partner and I recovered more cars than an impound this way.

Right.

There must be hundreds of cars in there.

Yeah.

So, process of elimination, which is what I spend my whole weekend doing.

I mean, anything that's already a police report for, crossed off the list.

And there's only going to be a very specific kind of damage with this kind of hit, and run.

So, I had light, grill, hood, and there are down to 15 vehicles that match that description on this list.

One of which, by the way, a 96-day order, four-runner, four is green.

I mean, that's the exact same car as yours, right?

I mean, if that is your car, we can just cross them off the list.

Right.

Yeah, so it's an...

It's a lot of wealth.

If you don't mind helping, I'm only showing you hours in a day, and we've got to spend most of them here.

So, you want to help me with the light work and see if we can find our guy?

Yeah.

Okay.

You're reaching a bit.

Look, it's a hit, and run, yet I feel it in my bones.

Dumb wrist and donuts. Our guy is on this list.

Oh, good morning.

Party time, y'all. Let's go.

Fellas, wrap it up.

Thanks.

Let's go.

Goddammit.

Everything all right over you?

Mm-hmm.

Now I'm working on my nerves, Dave.

What is all this?

Just... just... you two away from me.

Read instructions 0.01 for me, please.

To maintain the integrity of the jury system, I remind you that you missed the site this case,

based only on the evidence admitted during the trial and the law, I will explain to you.

You may not conduct any research on your own about this case or about any people or places mentioned during the trial.

It sounds to me like YouTube violated every sentence I let go.

I move for a missed trial. He's a former cop who knows what ideas he put in the jury's heads.

Failure to elicit his previous employment during the fall, dear, is on use, to resonate.

It's Miss Conda.

Give him off, Judge. There's no need to start over. Our resources are already stretched so thin.

She's right. Motion denied.

Your Honor, you know.

As for you two.

You violated your oath as yours.

Your Honor, if I may, I upheld the oath I took as a police officer to never betray my character, my integrity, or the public trust.

Mr. Tuketty, you were hereby removed from jurors' serves.

On account of your background, I'm going to make an exception and not find you in contempt of court.

Thank you, Your Honor.

So, Mr. Kim, you are not a retired law enforcement officer, are you?

No, Your Honor.

So, how do you explain your involvement in this transgression?

I obtained those documents on my own. Your Honor, you didn't have anything to do with it.

Is that true?

Or did you look at these documents for help to procure them or know what Mr. Kaskin was intending to do?

I don't know. Your Honor, I did not look at them and I didn't help.

So, do you think that you can disregard everything that you've heard just now and remain an unbiased member of this panel?

Yes, I can.

I'm going to take you at your word.

Please escort Mr. Kim back to the juror room.

Mr. Tuketty, you dismissed.

I'm not going to ask that a copy of these documents.

We made part of the court's records for purposes of appeal, and again, I moved to a mission.

The documents will be marked as court's exhibit 1.

Your motion for a mistrial is denied, Mr. Resnick. Is that understood?

Yes, Your Honor. It's understood.

Good. Then we are done here.

Better be kidding me.

Are resources a stretch of thin? You wear something.

Okay.

Hey, it's okay. I'm not on the jury anymore.

Yeah, I made sure of that.

Feeling the pressure, huh?

In this job? Yeah.

Okay.

Hey, I'm sorry when I can't not see this.

You...

You got this case all wrong.

Really? Yeah.

So you didn't run?

No way. I mean, we would have flagged it.

Well, yeah, you'd take it. I got into five autopsies that day. One day. I checked.

Doesn't mean anything.

Let me just ask you one thing. Did you guys ever look at any other suspect?

We did our job.

Don't do respect, Counselor. If you'd have done your job, I don't think we'd be standing here right now.

Well, that guy is bad news.

Maybe.

He didn't kill that girl.

I don't think we'd be there.

I don't think we'd be there.

I don't think we'd be there.

I don't think we'd be there.

Okay.

All right. So with that being said, Judge Stewart, thanks you for your patience and apologizes for any inconvenience.

During number 13 is now a voting member of this panel. Okay?

I'll let you guys get back to it.

So what happened? What was this misconduct?

That's between him and the judge.

Oh, shit. You were there. What did the girl do?

He was investigating the case on his own. Judge hit him home.

What about that stack of papers?

What papers? The ones Harold gave. Don't you jot him all over the floor. We don't stop.

The bailiff was honest before I lived with the papers.

You were talking for quite a while. Did he tell you what was in them?

Okay. Yes, he did. It was a printout named Vehicle Registration.

He said that he could approve James Sys innocence.

So why? We just couldn't believe you now and change our vote.

I'm just telling you what I know.

He thinks it was a hit and run.

To understand.

All that love?

So, if he thinks it was a hit and run.

I'm going to show you how to do this.

If she was hunched over and covers an SUV or a truck, she could easily then hit mark across the head and torso.

Look at them with her shoulders of fractured.

Well, sorry, are you a doctor?

Not yet.

Have you missed you?

I mean, I think we should leave that to professionals, the medical examiner who examined the body.

Well, I mean, doctors may be careless.

But one time they told my daddy was having a heart attack.

Turned out, he was just gas.

They're always in such a rush.

Go ahead, dear. Speak your mind.

The right and left clubical, both shoulders were very clean, break.

Yes, sir.

She couldn't get there from the phone.

It's not likely. Both phones had to be broken by a single, sharp, posterior impact.

Paul.

Dude, we know if Slidescar had any damage.

No, please, we've never did it in the report if it did.

Not if they thought it was irrelevant.

Cops hate paperwork.

So you think our secret got me on, too?

No, I'm a dog-groomer, but I watched and listened to a lot of true crime.

And the first rule is the husband did it.

Okay, well, husband, boyfriend, same difference.

You agree that he's guilty, right?

He is the perfect suspect.

Thank you.

But the second rule of true crime is that it's never the perfect suspect.

Oh, my God.

I'm just sharing with you my experiences.

Your experiences, listening to crime podcasts.

Well, hold on. I'm watching day one.

Okay, well, that doesn't make you show our homes.

Well, thank you.

Now, you've burned through enough cases and you start to see certain patterns.

But I believe the detective worked to the former point.

There's good, because we're not here to solve the mystery, okay?

All we're here to do is decide if we're positive James Sides killed Kendall Carter.

Oh, I'm not.

Old poor reward fees are turning highway.

But traffic's heavy. GPS will send you that way.

It gets busy.

Yeah, I mean, it's gnarly. I nearly mowed down a deer once.

What if that's what they thought?

Who thought?

Whoever hit Kendall Carter.

Yeah, man, I mean, that all makes sense, but what better I would

not. What better I would not?

Maybe he saw someone else?

Okay, hold up, wait a minute.

You all got way to me maybe from my liking.

And too many maybe's reasonable doubt.

I agree with Justin.

Yeah?

Okay, go.

Ellie?

I'm not sure anymore that this young man is guilty.

Right. Okay, anyone else?

Fuck you, too.

Okay.

I was sick when I was 17 and woke up in a ditch.

I think the other hospital was close.

Hmm. Okay.

Thank you for your time.

We were straight racing down Greek road.

It was dumb right now.

Guilty.

Guilty.

Guilty.

Not guilty.

Not guilty.

Guilty.

All right. Looks like we're 6 to 6. We're deadlocked.

Okay, so what do we do now?

It feels like the more we talk, the less we know.

I'm so tired.

You're so stoned.

Let's go back to the beginning.

Be the case. It's my piece.

No, no. Let's stop wasting our damn time.

How about we all just take a breath. It's been a long day, but you know,

when votes have changed, right, the process is working.

No, it's not. You're wearing us down.

I'm talking a lot about saying nothing.

Yeah, you go over anything enough times.

Yeah, we start to question it.

Yeah, like what shoes to wear?

Yeah, look.

Look at all these theories, y'all, but no new evidence.

Yeah, but those theories are making some of us question James Sides guilt.

No, no, no, you can question it all you want, but I know he's guilty.

Just look at his damn neck.

Hey, my man, I know you've got a picture of him in that book of yours.

I mean, yeah, but the man is perfect.

Yes, see, right there, snake and a crown.

That's the West Side Crown.

They're the biggest drug pushers in the city.

How do you know that?

Because I run the Boys and Girls Club.

These guys are poisoning their own community.

In case his personal team had well, you damn right it is.

My little brother was 14 when he got inked.

A month before his 17th birthday, it was dead.

I got a straight bullet and some tit-for-tat turf bullshit.

I'm sorry, I had no idea.

Yeah, that's right.

You have no idea.

Sides did say that he left that life behind.

There's only one way to leave that crew.

So you can keep talking about your theories.

Look, people can change.

Keep telling yourself that.

I do every day.

Well, I drive a bus and I see the same people day in and day out and they do not change.

Then how am I sitting here?

What are you talking about?

I should be dead.

I should.

A little over four years ago, I wrapped my car around a tree with a blood alcohol level.

Probably should have killed me before I even got in the car.

Somehow, walked away with barely a scratch.

Lucky you.

Part of my sentence was community service.

I spent three days a week in elementary school teaching kids how to write alcoholics.

We can try them anyway.

But the teacher I was reporting to, she was Teflon.

She saw right through me.

She made me finally want to own my shit.

She take responsibility for myself.

I'm still not sure what I did to get a woman like her to give me a chance.

Her belief and believing in myself that I could change that was, you know, first step.

And look, the journey never ends.

I know that.

That's four years.

And am I the same man that I was four years ago?

No.

Absolutely not.

Yeah, well, now I can see you.

You changed.

But guys like James Sight, they don't change.

Okay, think back to his testimony.

That was raw and real and other than it.

I believed it.

Wait, hold on gang.

If Shite didn't do it, then who did?

We don't have to answer that.

You sure no one's going to pay for what happened to us?

No one will pay.

How do you know that?

Because somebody always does.

I get how you feel, but you can't let your feelings sway you.

You don't know what to feel about me, but now.

How old are you a daughter?

That's her on the key chain, right?

Yeah, she, um, she turned 16 to March.

How often do you have to see her?

How often do you have to go?

You know, during the trial, I was, um,

I'm right in Kendall's parents' line line.

I could see, I mean, they're paying each day, and, you know,

what if she were your daughter?

Uh, you want justice, right?

And I for an eye.

Right, yeah.

But then James Sight's family was encouraged into it.

Yeah, his grandma and his niece, right?

What if he were your son, right?

Wouldn't you want justice for him, too?

Yeah.

Yeah, I suppose it would.

See, there's no desire.

Here we go.

You've come.

So, um, how can I go to...

Well, I just want to have a little chat about what happened here.

Just have a little one-on-one.

Maybe I could get some more information.

So I can continue.

Mm-hmm.

Well, like I said at the trial, the police come by,

show me a picture, ask me if he was a man,

or something like that.

Mm-hmm.

They show you any other pictures?

Oh, no. They knew it was him.

They just needed me to confirm it.

Right.

Well, what happened to do so?

They didn't want to be so generous.

And if I could say so, it felt pretty good to be needed again.

I'm sure I did.

Right. Well, there's anything else I can do for you.

Just give a holler.

T's always hot.

Okay. Thank you so much.

Thanks for your time, Sam.

And it's James Seidt.

He did kill that girl, right?

Okay. So does anybody else want to change the vote?

Mm-hmm.

Well, it doesn't matter anyway.

What do you mean?

Because I haven't changed my mind.

Right. Let's just keep talking.

No.

No. I'm done talking.

Marcus.

So what? You're going to tell the judge we can't reach a verdict?

You use what it is.

But we're actually making progress.

Progress?

Yeah.

How can we continue to reach a verdict?

We've been at this for only now how long my kids need me.

I'm just trying to do my job here.

Okay. Um...

Courtney, what about you? Do you want to keep going?

I don't know. Look. He yelled at her. He grabbed her arm. He called her a bitch.

He was possessive and temperamental.

No, he was abusive. Screw him.

Yeah. You're right. Screw him.

Great. For the third job, I get to go home and tell my husband, guess what honey?

I did not think.

He gets a real kick out of that.

I'm sorry Denise. I'm not changing my vote. Neither am I.

Yeah. Me too.

So what do we do then?

Um...

There's one thing we could try.

Madam Port-Preston,

sending a jury to visit a crime scene once deliberations have begun.

It's not something I would typically allow.

With all due respect, your honor, this has not been a typical deliberation.

But I do think it will be beneficial in helping us reach a verdict.

I see.

Mr. Rosie, can you have gerundance?

No, your honor.

Okay, Ms. Gilder?

Ms. Stains fine with it. All right then.

Here are the rules.

During your visit, you are not to speak to anyone outside of your jury panel.

Nor are you to speak to each other about this case.

You are the only one who is going to speak to you.

I'd be there to view the locations in and around where the crime took place.

And you are not to collect evidence of any kind.

Does everyone understand these rules?

Yes, ma'am.

All right.

Let's go out as a gerundance.

Hey, hey, can we talk?

Great, I'll see you there. Thanks.

Hello?

Oh, are you Al some person?

Yes, I am.

Who are you?

I'm Faith Kilbrue.

I'm a prosecutor with the District Attorney's Office.

You mind if we talk?

I was just about to lay down, but what is this about?

It's the only thing.

Okay, come in.

Thank you.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

Okay, come in.

I'll come.

Thank you.

Sorry, I'm feeling intrusion.

I won't be long.

I'm following up on a few different accidents from October last year.

Just doing routine checks on any cars that were serviced for major body damage around that

time.

Okay.

So on October 25th last year, did you own 1996 Green Toyota 4Runner?

Yes.

Do you remember having anybody worked on on the brand that time?

Yeah.

Okay.

And how were your car damaged?

My husband Justin hit a deer.

Okay.

Any idea where?

I bought a broomstone pass.

You sure?

Yeah.

Could it have been old quarry road?

Or...

No, it was broomstone pass.

You're positive.

Positive.

Okay.

Great.

Well, that's what I have.

Thank you very much for your time, Ms. Crucine.

And congratulations.

What do you do?

Uh...

Yeah, I need a now.

Yeah.

I don't want to go to work with it.

You want me to do anything before I go?

No.

I'll just see myself.

No, I'll get you there.

Okay.

That was good.

Thank you.

Thanks for your time.

Bye.

Bye now.

Hey.

Sorry I couldn't meet you earlier.

What was it?

What's on your mic?

A trial.

Oh, yeah, I figured.

It's headed for a hundred.

Justin!

Thanks.

Thanks.

Thanks.

Thanks.

Hey.

Sorry.

I couldn't meet you earlier.

What was it?

What's on your mic?

A trial.

Oh, yeah.

I figured.

It's headed for a hundred.

Justin!

Thanks.

Thank you.

Hey.

Hey.

Sorry.

I'll get you there.

Thank you.

Thanks.

Really?

Got your coffee?

Thanks.

Obviously, I want to quit the guy, but if the jury hangs, it's a mistrial, right?

That's right.

So, problem solved.

Well, given all the press on this case, the public's got a demand to retrial, which you're

going to have to do it all over again with sight.

Unless the district attorney's office decides that he's not the guy, then they'll find the

guy.

There's no way that this case ends without a verdict.

Once they get that, then yeah, that's over.

I was stuck.

So you're saying I need a verdict?

I'm afraid so.

Hey.

Could you be me, Kelly?

Hey.

Hey.

Is he okay?

He's taking the car.

I'm going to have a buyer.

Why don't you hit that door again?

I'm from so fast, right?

You're sure that it was an old choreuro.

I'm not going to do it again.

Don't you think I'm going to go back to the police?

I'm not going to go back to the police.

I'm not going to go back to the police.

I'm not going to go back to the police.

You're sure that it was an old choreuro?

That was positive.

Just see if that's positive.

That's what I said to the prosecutor from your trial when she just interrogated the inner

living room.

What?

She was here.

Yeah.

I looked her up.

She wanted to know about your accident.

What'd you tell him?

The truth.

That you hit a deer up on Brimstone Pass.

That is the truth, right?

Did you take the shortcut?

I'll go and throw a chore in that night.

Did you stop the rowdy's hideaway?

Did you drink?

Did you?

Justin?

Did you drink?

Talk to me.

No, no, I didn't drink.

I didn't drink, okay?

I stopped and I ordered the drink, but I didn't drink.

I ordered the drink, why would I believe that?

That's the truth.

You swear.

I swear.

Why should I believe that?

Why should I believe anything that you're saying anymore?

You swear to me.

I swear.

Don't lie.

I'm not lying, I promise.

I promise.

That is the truth, okay?

Look, it was the twins' due date and I had to deal with the feelings I was having.

I couldn't deal with them, so I didn't want to bring them home and put them on you.

So I went there, I sat there for a while, and then I came home.

Why did I do anything?

No, I did not.

I did not need you to get this from.

I wanted to, but you weren't so much paid.

Of course I was in pain.

I could think of none of us about responsible, but it was my fault, but it didn't still matter.

No, it was not your fault.

They were my baby.

It's not.

They were our baby.

I know, none of this is your fault.

We were both hurting.

Still hurts.

I'm still hurt.

Me too.

No, no.

I'm not doing this alone.

No, you're not.

You're not.

You're not.

You are not.

I will.

I will protect our family.

I will.

No.

No.

No.

No.

No.

No.

No.

No.

No.

No.

No.

No.

No.

No.

No.

No.

What's wrong?

What the hell's going on?

I need to see him.

Why?

Why?

Why?

Why?

Why?

Why?

I don't know.

I don't know.

I don't know.

I don't know.

What do you mean you don't know?

Come on.

You know something isn't right here.

The jury knows it.

It's just...

Can you prove that's what happened?

Can you prove it didn't?

Can you?

I don't know.

Just give me a mirror.

What are you doing here?

I have a say.

I should be talking to you.

It's okay.

What do you want?

Same thing as you.

Justice for candlecard.

So go find this son of a bitch who did it.

There's no jury, no judge, no cameras.

So just tell me what happened then.

I told you.

I went home.

Right.

But first you followed her.

Right?

Yeah.

I mean she was wasted.

No.

You felt angry and I don't know if it could be in play.

No.

No.

That wasn't it.

Okay.

It's just how Kenny was.

She got all worked up, you know, talked this big game

and the next day it'd be like nothing happened.

She just needed to chill out.

Yes, okay.

I know our relationship wasn't perfect.

We did love each other.

And listen, Lady.

I've done a lot of things in my life

that I'm not proud of.

But I didn't do this.

The biggest regret of my wife

said I didn't go after Tender with my car that night.

Because if I did,

Kenny would still be alive.

I'm done.

Alright everybody on the bus.

Let's go.

I'm done.

I'm done.

I'm done.

I'm done.

This is where they fought.

I'm done.

I'm done.

I'm done.

I'm done.

Maybe that high-key was right.

Could have slipped.

Yeah, maybe.

Maybe.

It doesn't matter.

That piece of shit left her there that night.

Alone to die.

In a ditch.

Her death is on him, which is why I will never acquit James Sife.

Ever.

This trial ends in only two ways, either with conviction or a home jury.

Alright, is everybody ready to head home?

Is everybody done here, please?

Yeah.

Have you seen enough?

I'm done.

Alright.

Madam Mayor, for a person.

Has a jury reached the verdict?

Yes, your honor.

And is that verdict unanimous?

Yes, your honor.

Okay.

Will the defendant please stand for the reading of the verdict?

In the matter of the state of Georgia versus James Michael's side, case number CR2021171532,

we the jury find the defendant James Michael's side guilty of count one, Malice murder.

It's not in the day that he is the mauler of the force.

Madam Mayor, for a person.

Did you visit him now that he was his unit in the jury room?

He was a free-deaf volunteer, but given him the suspect.

Yes, your honor.

Very well.

Then the defendant is hereby remanded to the custody of the state.

Sensencing will be at a later date.

Thank you for your service.

It is now concluded.

This court is adjourned.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

You sure you want to go?

Hey, Justin.

It wasn't a good guy.

It's not your fault.

I didn't stand up for it.

I told him what I needed to hear was that he couldn't change.

I have to live with that, so.

Please take him to his beer.

Hi, Keith.

Hi.

This kid boy.

Please.

Will the defendant please stand for sentencing?

The murder of Kendall Carter was violent and senseless.

The jury has found you guilty of that murder for which this court sentences you as follows.

Count one, Malice murder, life in prison without possibility of parole.

The defendant is hereby remanded to the Department of Corrections to serve the rest of his life in prison.

Please.

My husband Justin had a date.

My wife is on high risk record.

This court is now adjourned.

Hey.

I was surprised you came today.

I wanted to see this through.

Me too.

You look tired.

Likewise.

I have a new baby in home.

I smell what I meant.

Congratulations on wearing your election in the paper.

Oh, yeah. Thank you.

It's a pretty big deal.

I still worked hard for it.

Oh, I did.

It was a lot of good you can do in that job, I imagine.

Sometimes.

It's always easy to think of.

You have to rest.

Sometimes it's trying to do the right thing only to realize you got it all wrong.

And when you figure things out, you realize the guy you're after isn't some psycho.

It's not even really a criminal.

It's just a regular guy.

What if it was an accident?

It's just no accident.

It's possible to prove these are the way.

You know, just like you're not realizing at the time that he hits someone with his cards.

You just have to trust him.

Why would I do that?

Because he's a good person.

He's called in terrible circumstances.

Mm-hmm.

You're right. This is a feeling so tough one.

He has a family depending on him, just like you have people depending on you.

And what about justice?

Well, sometimes the truth isn't justice.

You really believe it?

If you keep going with this, the press will eat you alive.

This case will follow you forever.

In the meantime, some politician will take your job.

A criminal goes back on the street, and a good man and his family will be just destroyed.

Where is the justice in that?

It's like the storm rest.

Yeah. I think so.

Hello. Where's our new DNA?

Hey.

Hey.

On the day.

No. Thanks.

Yeah, it's real.

Easy plant. Take care.

Really throwing something to collect.

I did it.

It was worth it.

Yeah.

Now, I'll have a slayer.

Goodbye.

Goodbye.

And boom.

The forerunner is officially sold.

Okay.

Hi, Jim.

Good morning.

Yeah.

There we go.

Yeah.

You're good.

Hi.

It sucks.

I think she has my eyes.

Really?

Yeah.

Yeah.

You're beautiful.

Oh.

I think maybe mine.

Changing a little bit.

Yeah.

It's in my mouth.

I hope not.

Definitely your elbows though.

Might help me.

My elbow.

Look at your beautiful elbow.

She's good.

My greatest feature.

Hi.

My girls.

My girls with beautiful elbows.

Yeah.

I'm going to have a bit of time like this.

I'm peanut.

I hope.

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