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00:00You
00:30Lovely. Thank you, Joy.
00:57Sorry.
01:00It will calm you.
01:25No, thank you.
01:25No, thank you.
01:56David.
02:16Why did you do it?
02:17Why did you do it?
02:17Why did you have to kill him?
02:23Why did you do it?
02:37Nail file.
02:39Scent bottle.
02:41Lip brush.
02:43Six pence in copper.
02:45Powder compact.
02:46One thirty-eight revolver and six empty cases. Already in custody.
03:00We've just seen the body of David Blakely at Hampstead Mortuary.
03:03I understand you know something about it.
03:09Tell us about how Blakely ended up dead.
03:11I am guilty.
03:20I'm rather confused.
03:23Hold still.
03:24I've got Levy Horn, Vicky.
03:26Oh, not enough for Murray.
03:28Can I fetch drinks on you tonight?
03:31If I get the job.
03:32Knock him dead.
03:34You're a good hostess, Ruthie.
03:37There's a big step from hostess into banishment.
03:41Not many girls of your background make it.
03:45I know, sir.
03:46But I will.
03:51A peer of the realm.
03:53An actor and a travelling salesman all on a table.
03:57You got one left.
03:58Who gets it?
03:59Who gets it?
04:01Well.
04:04The posh shows get a kick out of being treated like scum.
04:08So you send Lord Snootybollocks packing.
04:10He'll tell all his mates and come back for more.
04:12The actor just wants free booze.
04:14So you set him up at the bar.
04:15Let everyone get an eyeful.
04:17Got yourself a gossip piece in the mirror the next day.
04:20Now the salesman.
04:21He may look shabby but he's got pockets full of cash.
04:24A few years ago he was a hero fighting Nazis.
04:26Now he's flogging dusters door to door.
04:30You make him feel like somebody again.
04:33He'll spend everything he's got.
04:35He gets the table.
04:38How's it going with the new bloke?
04:43He sent me every bouquet from the Dorchester's florist.
04:48How do you meet him anyway?
04:49Steven obviously.
04:50Of course.
04:51That bone crunching.
04:53He's been good to me.
04:54Good.
04:55Introduce you to Lord Astor.
04:56He's just got divorced.
04:57No thanks.
04:58What you need is a nice rich husband.
05:00Big posh house.
05:03All you'd have to do is spank him once a week.
05:08Do you mind?
05:12This is a private conversation?
05:14Josh, I know I'm from Carols.
05:16Oh.
05:19Um, sorry.
05:21I wasn't, um, eavesdropping.
05:24It's Miss Ellis.
05:26Yes, hello.
05:28Desmond.
05:29Cousin.
05:31This is Vicky Martin.
05:32My children Andre and Georgina.
05:34I've been more of a magnet man myself.
05:40Well, I was thinking that I might go to Carols Club tonight.
05:46Actually, I'm not working there anymore.
05:48Got a new job.
05:49Uh, congratulations.
05:51It's at the Little Club.
05:52Uh, good, uh, goodbye then.
06:03Stephen Ward may be a perv, but at least he's amusing.
06:06It's, um, very funny today.
06:12Very funny today.
06:26Desmond?
06:27Since I'm celebrating, you can buy me a drink later if you like.
06:33It would be lovely.
06:34Shall we?
06:35Evening, Reggie.
06:36Evening.
06:37Evening.
06:38Gloves reopening next week.
06:40Redecorated.
06:41I'll be London's youngest club manager.
06:43Quite an achievement.
06:44I've been working since I was 14.
06:45I've been working since I was 14.
06:46I'm going to be a manager if you like.
06:47It would be lovely.
06:48Shall we?
06:49Round two, Raven.
06:50I'm coming from C.
06:51Um, I don't know.
06:52How much we're getting married?
06:53Yeah.
06:54I'm feeling better.
06:55Yeah.
06:56Yeah.
06:57You're fine.
06:58I fell down.
07:00Yeah.
07:01I can't take a hand.
07:02You know, I don't know if I'm getting married.
07:04I can't.
07:05Evening.
07:06Clubs reopening next week, redecorated.
07:09I'll be London's youngest club manager.
07:12Quite an achievement.
07:14I've been working since I was 14.
07:16Cinema cafe, Lion's Corner house.
07:17Most of the money went to my mother.
07:18Still does.
07:19And the, um, the children's, um, their father?
07:24Separated from Georgina's, and Andres was killed in the war.
07:28Hmm.
07:30So you've done all that on your own?
07:33I've done nothing with my life
07:35except turn my father's successful business into a middling one.
07:40You, on the other hand, will be quite something.
07:49Can I get you another drink?
07:52I'm bye.
07:59Oh! Sorry.
08:04I suppose you're the hostess.
08:06I'll have another gin and tonic.
08:09As a matter of fact, I'm an old has-been.
08:16Two vermouths, please, and who is that pompous arse?
08:18Some racing driver.
08:31You set out from home tonight with a gun in your bag,
08:35and you shot David Blakely.
08:37That is correct.
08:38Blakely was your lover.
08:42Why did you want to kill him?
08:43He hadn't picked me up when he said he would.
08:46He was drinking with some friends.
08:47There was some other woman there.
08:51I became very furious.
08:53Where did he get the gun from?
08:55It was given to me as security in a club.
08:58By whom?
08:59A man.
09:00I don't remember his name.
09:03When was this?
09:05About three years ago.
09:09Mrs. Ellis,
09:10when you put the gun in your bag,
09:12did you intend to kill Blakely with it?
09:16Yes.
09:18I left Andre at home.
09:20I took the gun and I got in a taxi to Hampstead.
09:24Andre?
09:24Who's that?
09:26My son.
09:31Where's Andre now, Bruce?
09:32Yes, can I help you?
09:44Detective Inspector Peter Gill.
09:46Andre, the son of Mrs. Ruth Ellis.
09:48Where is he?
09:48It's room number five.
09:56Mom?
09:57It's all right, Andre.
09:58Go back to sleep.
10:00Go back to sleep.
10:27Hello?
10:55I can't afford to pay,
10:56lister's fees, Mr. Bickford.
10:59It's all in hand.
11:02Mrs. Ellis,
11:03you have signed a written statement
11:05admitting your guilt
11:06without any legal advice.
11:09Well, I am guilty.
11:11I've already agreed to tell the court
11:12I fully intended to shoot David.
11:14Stop there.
11:15Do you feel quite well?
11:17Have the police treated you well?
11:19Perfectly.
11:20Ever been in any trouble with them before?
11:22Certainly not.
11:23Why did you decide
11:27to do what you did earlier tonight?
11:31I was in a rage
11:32at the way David and his friends
11:36were treating me,
11:38laughing at me,
11:39hanging up when I tried to call
11:41like I was nothing.
11:43You killed him
11:44because he wouldn't answer the phone.
11:45when did you decide
11:48you were going to do this?
11:54Yesterday morning.
11:55I hadn't been able to sleep.
11:57I hadn't been able to find David.
11:59I suddenly had an overwhelming
12:00and peculiar desire to kill him.
12:03You thought he was with another woman
12:05but you lost control?
12:07No, I saw things clearly
12:08for the first time.
12:15Has a doctor ever treated you
12:17for mental instability?
12:20I'm not cuckoo, if that's what...
12:21No, no, no.
12:22Of course.
12:23But it's important that we explore
12:26every possible line of defense.
12:28You don't understand, Mr. Pickford.
12:32I'm not interested in any defense.
12:34You've admitted to a capital crime
12:36without mitigation,
12:38without a defense.
12:40Any judge would be forced to...
12:42To hang me.
12:43Yes.
12:44I chose to do what I did.
12:45I don't regret it.
12:46I don't ask you or anyone else
12:48to plead for my life.
12:51An eye for an eye.
12:54I took David's life.
12:55I don't ask you to save mine.
12:58I don't ask you to save mine.
13:27Just over there by the piano, Sam.
13:36Lovely.
13:39What do you think? Too much?
13:42I think it's perfect.
13:43Thanks, Jackie.
13:56Almost.
13:57Good evening.
14:08Welcome, Fruits, wonderful.
14:12Vicky, what do you think?
14:16Bloody gorgeous.
14:17Hello, Kut.
14:19Champagne?
14:20Oh, please.
14:23Champagne each for Vicky and Kut.
14:25I've seen you before.
14:45You look...
14:48different.
14:49That's probably rather rude to you.
14:52I probably deserved it.
14:56Can I buy you a drink?
14:58Here on this place, Mr. Blakely.
15:00Let me get you one.
15:01Well remembered.
15:18I'm very good at my job.
15:20It's a little too much tonic.
15:39Perhaps you should go back to Carol's.
15:40Most nights, I'm at the steering wheel club, actually.
15:47I'm a...
15:47Racing driver, isn't it?
15:48I expect you're waiting for me to ask you about it.
15:57I travel all over Europe.
16:01I meet a lot of famous people.
16:03You think I should go weak at the knees for your little hobby.
16:06I was once engaged to a Canadian Air Force pilot.
16:09Now flying, that's something.
16:11Not just...
16:13racing toy cars.
16:15Oh, believe me.
16:16They're not toys.
16:18Who's he?
16:28Is he your boyfriend?
16:30Do you care?
16:32Not particularly.
16:34I think you do.
16:36I think you came here for me.
16:38I'm not taken by this little...
16:42international playboy act.
16:44I think you're a spoiled brat, spending daddy's money.
16:48And you are too used to getting your own way.
16:54I do always get my own way.
17:08This one's on me.
17:12Ruth, you're looking after you, all right?
17:14Always.
17:15You need some extra special looking after.
17:18You let her know.
17:19I don't...
17:20That's not...
17:21Have lunch with me.
17:28Tomorrow.
17:29God, I'm so busy with the place.
17:31You could bring Andre and Georgina,
17:33and we could do whatever you want.
17:38Andre has been going on about the zoo.
17:40The zoo it is.
17:41Um, I could, uh, pick you up at ten.
17:46I'll see you then.
17:58Whoa.
18:00Bye.
18:04Bye.
18:07Hello.
18:12I'm...
18:13I haven't been able to get you out of my mind
18:27I know
18:28You've been thinking about me too
18:31About what an arrogant bastard you are
18:36It's all an act
18:37But you know that, don't you
18:40Because you are too
18:42Mom
18:46Mom
18:52Mom
18:57Mom
19:00Mom
19:10Mom
19:11Mom
19:12Mr. Bickford, just in time for Peter's round.
19:25Have you dusted the gun for fingerprints?
19:28Whose prints would we be looking for?
19:30Half a dozen witnesses saw her shoot Blakely.
19:32The question is, who gave her the gun?
19:35She claims it was security for a loan, the little club.
19:39She kept it in a drawer for three years.
19:41And?
19:42We both know that can't possibly be true.
19:44That gun hasn't been sitting in a drawer.
19:47It's in perfect working condition.
19:49It's oiled.
19:50You were too, Bob, brief.
19:52Not an arms expert.
19:54I prosecuted war crimes in Austria, believe me.
19:58I know guns.
19:59Does anything about this crime make any sense to you at all?
20:04A young woman with no previous record never even fired a gun?
20:0820 years of policing have taught me anyone is capable of almost anything.
20:12Have you conducted even the most cursory investigation into where she obtained that gun?
20:20What I am investigating is the murder of an innocent young man and what interests me are the four bullets that that gun and your client put into him.
20:30You know, David went down after the first shot.
20:33He was on the ground when she fired the next three.
20:37Point-blank range.
20:39Tell your client to do the decent thing.
20:42Spare his family a trial.
20:43Ruth Ellis, you have been charged with the murder of David Blakely.
20:52You will appear in this court to enter a plea in ten days' time.
20:57Until then, you will be remanded in custody at Holloway Women's Prison.
21:01Where did the gun come from, Ruth?
21:12I told you.
21:13Security for a loan.
21:14If I'm to defend you, I need you to be honest with me.
21:17Honest, Mr. Bigfoot.
21:18My parents had a visit from a journalist at the Mirror.
21:21Says his newspaper are paying my legal fees.
21:24Your fees.
21:25That's why you turned up the night I was arrested.
21:27Because a tabloid wants an exclusive.
21:29Someone's put you up to this.
21:31Someone gave you the gun and you're protecting them.
21:36This way, miss.
22:01Sir.
22:02I see you.
22:04I see you.
22:05I don't know.
22:35Look how long your eyelashes are.
22:40Are you wearing mascara?
22:43I once threw a girl in French in Ponce for asking that.
22:48Naughty boy.
22:50You don't know the half of it.
22:54I heard you once drove a Bentley around the Albert Hall 60 nms per hour.
23:00Didn't get caught though.
23:13I'm late.
23:18Late for what?
23:21I'm very speeding in Surrey.
23:26You can show me what the fuss is about then.
23:29With your toy cars.
23:32I'll pack a champagne picnic.
23:36Tell me what green is your color.
23:52Now mind your fingers.
23:54All right.
23:55You all in?
23:56Woo!
23:57Woo!
23:58Woo!
24:14It's a twin cam version of the 1500s Singer HRC.
24:31Give me that.
24:37Look, we call it the Emperor.
24:39This car is going to make my name.
24:42You don't believe me.
24:44Mmm.
24:48The Emperor has arrived.
24:50Ah, David.
24:50David, darling.
24:51Well, how's she running?
24:52Like silk, old boy.
24:53Like silk.
24:55It's a beautiful day for it, eh?
24:56Good to see you, David.
24:57Hi.
24:58This is Clive Gunnell and Anthony Finlater.
25:02Hello.
25:02And it's been working on the car with me.
25:03Well, he's the money and I'm the brains.
25:05And this is Carol Finlater.
25:08Carol Ruth Ellis.
25:09Ruth works at the Little Club.
25:11Does she now?
25:11Manages it, actually.
25:12We brought champagne.
25:15Oh, let's crack it open, shall we?
25:16Good choice.
25:18So what did you think of the Emperor?
25:21Don't tell David, but I thought it was thrilling.
25:24You're very sweet.
25:26David, stop that.
25:28David, watch out.
25:29Are they always like this?
25:32Ant's never entirely trusted him.
25:34Ever since...
25:37Since what?
25:39There's no secret David and I had a torn dress.
25:43Not an affair, darling.
25:44We're very much in the past.
25:45We laugh about it now, but...
25:46Give me that!
25:47But I'm afraid Ant never finds it very funny.
25:50Carol, darling.
25:51We're off.
25:53I do hope we see you again.
25:55One never knows with David.
25:56I'm keeping my fingers firmly crossed for you.
26:01Coming!
26:02David's being lost.
26:03Oh, David.
26:04I'm so sorry to put you all through this.
26:17You have to bleed insanity.
26:19I was sane when I did it.
26:21I meant to do it.
26:23I won't lie.
26:25What about Andre?
26:27It'll be all right, Mum.
26:28It's all right.
26:30It's going to be taken care of.
26:32It's all arranged.
26:33Arranged with who?
26:36Who?
26:37I think.
26:41She swears she was sane when she did it.
26:43And I know my daughter.
26:45Stubborn as a mule when she wants to be.
26:48What's going to happen to her?
26:50I need something.
26:52To mount some sort of defence.
26:55She won't tell me where she got the gun.
26:58And her reasons for wanting Blakely dead make precious little sense.
27:02Do you know what he knocked her about?
27:06David was violent to Otter.
27:08She does pick a mile, Ruth.
27:10She has a history of violent relationships.
27:13Her ex-husband, George Ellis, handed it with his fists too.
27:17I don't know what went wrong.
27:19She was such a happy little girl.
27:24Ray of sunshine.
27:27Are you all right, love?
27:30Just get some water.
27:32Muriel.
27:41Muriel.
27:44Is there anything you can tell me that might help your sister?
27:52Muriel.
27:52Ruth, she lost a baby recently.
28:00It was David's.
28:06Stop.
28:08Jackie.
28:09Jackie, will you help Mr. Carson?
28:25Come on.
28:25Yes, of course.
28:26Please.
28:32Not good for business.
28:33Favouring some punters, neglecting others.
28:35You named your wife, Lauren.
28:36Ah, lover boy doesn't know, does he?
28:42I rate ten quid a night.
28:44Worth every penny.
28:46She asked you to leave.
28:47Piss off, little old Fulberoy.
28:49You know, I don't think I will.
28:51I think I'll be staying tonight.
28:54And tomorrow night.
28:56In fact, I'm moving in.
28:57So there'll be no more late night calls from you
29:00or any other sweaty old bastards
29:01unless you want my stepfather
29:04to speak to his good friend,
29:06the commissioner at Scotland Yard
29:07and tell him you're running a brothel.
29:12Clean up the bar downstairs.
29:13It's a bloody...
29:14Did you mean it?
29:40I want to live with you.
30:06So how many have you had up here?
30:08How many?
30:12Men.
30:21It's going to have to stop, you know.
30:25Because I'm not going to be able to stand it.
30:27I'm awfully afraid I'm falling in love with you.
30:41He beat you, didn't he?
30:45Body covered in large bruises
30:47with the skin broken in places.
30:49Temporary deafness in one ear.
30:51Strangulation bruises on neck.
30:53Recent pregnancy loss.
30:56Likely due to blows to the abdomen.
30:59This is what your doctor recorded.
31:01Why didn't you tell the police?
31:03He never asked.
31:04You lost a baby
31:05because David beat you.
31:08There are four defences to murder.
31:14Self-defence.
31:15Insanity.
31:16Proof you didn't do it,
31:17but we can't use any of those.
31:18The fourth is provocation.
31:21If David did something so terrible to you,
31:24it caused you to temporarily lose control.
31:28That could be a defence.
31:29Get back into bed, now!
31:40I didn't lose control.
31:42If you can be honest
31:43about what you've suffered,
31:46if you can gain their sympathy,
31:48then the jury could recommend mercy.
31:51I won't stand in a courtroom and beg.
31:53And I didn't kill David
31:54because he beat me.
31:56Why did you kill him?
31:57You wouldn't understand.
32:03You think I'm just a
32:05drab little man in a suit.
32:09Perhaps I am.
32:10But men like me,
32:12we've seen things you can't imagine.
32:15Inconceivable acts of cruelty.
32:18Inconceivable suffering.
32:20And always,
32:21the impulse is never to speak of it again.
32:23Because to speak of it makes it real.
32:25I know you're lying
32:28about the murder.
32:31You said it was a black cab
32:33dropped you at the Magdala pub.
32:35But not one cabbie has come forward.
32:38I've met a lot of London cabbies
32:40and they remember
32:41who's in the back of their cars.
32:43Especially when they're blondes
32:44all over the papers
32:46accused of murder.
32:47Right.
32:50That's all Mr. Bickford.
32:59Mr. Bickford?
33:00These came for Mrs. Ellis.
33:03She said these every day.
33:05Okay.
33:05Let's go.
33:35Mrs. Ellis has been remanded in Holloway Prison, charged with murder.
33:55I've been instructed to act as her solicitor.
34:00I believe you are a friend of hers.
34:03More than a friend.
34:04I wouldn't say that.
34:07Someone must have helped her.
34:09Someone must have given her a gun.
34:12Was it you?
34:17I have only her interests in mind.
34:20It was Desmond Carson gave you the gun, drove you to the Magdala.
34:32He confessed to me.
34:34Wouldn't say much.
34:35He's lying.
34:37I have to tell the police.
34:39No.
34:40I'd be struck off.
34:41I could be prosecuted.
34:42I'll plead not guilty.
34:43That's what you want, isn't it?
34:44I will let you fight my case in court.
34:47But his name stays out of it.
34:48I'd be committing a crime.
34:50Withholding Cousin's confession from the police.
34:53I could be seen as an accessory to murder after the fact.
34:56You'd be committing perjury.
34:58These are my terms.
35:01I can't accept them.
35:02Fine.
35:03I never wanted a lawyer, Mr. Bickford.
35:05I want to plead guilty.
35:07But you are the one who is so concerned with saving my life,
35:09so I haven't quite worked out why.
35:14These terrible things you saw.
35:18I suppose they happened in the war.
35:24It wasn't you who did them.
35:28So this is all what?
35:32Penance.
35:32I'm sorry I wasn't able to help you, Mrs. Ellis.
35:44Mr. Bickford, I'll do it.
35:46I'll do the trial your way.
35:47You can use provocation as defense.
35:49You can go for manslaughter.
35:51If we do this,
35:54you must do everything I ask.
35:57Give evidence in your own defense.
35:59And his name stays out of it.
36:01Nice bridge in 044.
36:21Jackie, it's Ruth.
36:23Ruth!
36:23I need to know he's being taken care of properly.
36:26Who?
36:28David.
36:29I still believe
36:33we were meant for each other.
36:39I still believe
36:43that you're mine and no other.
36:50What's your real voice?
36:54What?
36:55Your accent.
36:57Your accent.
37:01I know it's not this
37:02fake telephone voice you put on.
37:05Where did you grow up?
37:11Where did you grow up?
37:17We moved around.
37:19Manchester, Basingstoke.
37:22I was born in Rill.
37:25Mm-hmm.
37:26I've never met anyone from Rill.
37:28We're a very exotic breed.
37:37You're different to the girls I know.
37:41Carol?
37:45That's all over.
37:48It's you I want.
37:52And only you.
37:54I still believe
37:57who won't give you what you deserve, you know.
38:14He'll never marry you.
38:15Oh, for Christ.
38:15He couldn't have said anything about marriage.
38:17You could have everything you want.
38:18Everything the children want.
38:19You could be saved for life with me.
38:22Yasmin, how much have you had to drink?
38:23Come on.
38:23Who you are, what you do.
38:27It doesn't matter to me.
38:29But it does to him.
38:30You don't hear that.
38:33I do.
38:36He's engaged.
38:41What is this?
38:42Bugger off home to bed, our chap.
38:43No, you should leave.
38:47You know you're a jerk, Tara.
38:48I flew Lancaster's in the war.
38:54I dropped bombs on German children.
38:58And for what?
39:01To defend entitled boys like you
39:04who take everything that they wanted.
39:06They never give a second's thought
39:07to the people that they destroy.
39:09Well, sooner or later,
39:11Bill will come in.
39:12Is it true?
39:30It isn't real.
39:31It's for my mother.
39:33For your mother?
39:36Should have known that's what you were doing here.
39:38Hiding from mummy.
39:40Stop it.
39:40I was right about you.
39:44Playing with your toy cars,
39:45playing at being a man.
39:48You do not, are you?
39:49You're just a frightened little boy.
39:52The Emperor.
39:54It's you that's the...
39:55Dear Mrs. Blakely,
40:14no doubt these last few days
40:15have been a shock to you.
40:17The two people I blame
40:24for your son's death
40:25and my own
40:26are his so-called friends.
40:29The Fintleters.
40:32You will not understand this yet.
40:35But perhaps before I hang you will.
40:38I'm so sorry.
40:39I implore you to forgive David
40:45for living with me.
40:47But we were very much in love
40:49with one another.
40:52Unfortunately,
40:54David was not satisfied
40:55with one woman in his life.
40:57I shall die loving your son.
41:07And you should feel content
41:08that his death has been repaid.
41:13It's all right.
41:16It's all right.
41:18Goodbye.
41:19Goodbye.
41:20Ruth Ellis.
41:21Goodbye.
41:47Goodbye.
41:48Goodbye.
41:49Goodbye.
41:50Goodbye.
41:52It was Desmond Carson who gave you the gun.
41:58I have to tell the police.
41:59No.
42:01I'd be struck off. I could be prosecuted.
42:04I will let you fight my case in court, but his name stays out of it.
42:08These are my terms.
42:21Ruth Ellis, you were charged with the murder of David Blakely. How do you plead?
42:42Not guilty.
42:43They've called Desmond Carson as a witness for the prosecution.
42:51The prosecution? What do they know about Desmond?
42:54I don't know. But when this goes to trial, Desmond will be speaking against you.
43:00Everything he's seen you suffer, we can't use it.
43:03But it's not too late to go to the police and tell them about it.
43:06There is nothing to tell.
43:07Something you need to understand, Ruth.
43:14You represent everything they fear.
43:16And they're going to try to destroy you.
43:18They?
43:19The police, newspapers, even a court.
43:22An ambitious woman. No respect for class boundaries.
43:26No respect for sexual boundaries.
43:28A mother who has, as they see it, abandoned her children.
43:32You have used everything to try to advance yourself
43:35at the expense of everything they value.
43:37And they won't forgive you for it.
43:39You're going to be on trial for far more than murder.
43:42And we will need to use everything we have.
43:46I won't betray anyone.
43:49Well then, I hope to God we can say the same of him.
43:54It will all come out of the trial.
44:06Would you put her through? Would you let her suffer?
44:12Hey, why put his family through a pointless trial?
44:16Because I believe she's not guilty of murder.
44:19You've seen the press here.
44:21You know this will be the biggest case of both of our careers.
44:24And I promise you, I will see her hang.
44:27Why has the Crown called Desmond Cussin as a witness?
44:31What's she given them?
44:33See you in court.
44:35Please come in court.
45:05I chose to do what I did.
45:33I don't regret it.
45:34You're not trying her for immorality, but for murder.
45:44He was violent on occasions.
45:47Why did nobody ask about the gun?
45:48It is quite obvious when I shot him, I intended to kill him.
45:51But I know she lied about how she got it.
45:53I will make him see who and what you are.
45:56Then you will have my blood on your hands.
45:58I know you think you can save me.
46:01Sleep with him again, and I swear I'll kill both of you.
46:06She didn't carry out this crime alone.
46:09My job, my daughter, my unborn child are all gone because of him.
46:17He does not get to walk away.
46:19He doesn't!
46:20You've purged yourself in the witness box.
46:24You've condemned yourself.
46:26People are on your side, Ruth.
46:28They're getting angry.
46:30What people?
46:31Alice!
46:31Alice!
46:32Bentley!
46:33Alice!
46:33You really think you can take them all on and win?
46:36You never really believed you could save me, did you?
46:40No matter what anyone says or does now.
46:42Call the bloody police.
46:43If she isn't dying tomorrow, she never will be.
46:47If we make enough noise, we can stop this.
46:51I don't want to die.
46:56I don't want to die.
46:57I don't.
46:59I don't.
47:13I don't want to die.
47:43I don't want to die.
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48:00I don't want to die.
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48:02I don't want to die.
48:03I don't want to die.
48:04I don't want to die.
48:05I don't want to die.
48:06I don't want to die.
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