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00:00:22 This is Alfred Hitchcock speaking.
00:00:25 In the past, I have given you
00:00:31 But this time, I would like you
00:00:35 The difference lies in the fact
00:00:40 ...every word of it.
00:00:41 And yet it contains elements
00:00:47 ...that has gone into many of the thrillers
00:03:32 See you later.
00:03:34 Good night.
00:03:38 Good night, Mr. Rotunda.
00:03:40 Good night, John.
00:03:42 - Good night, Manny.
00:05:09 Hiya, Manny.
00:05:11 Morning, Stan. Fine, thanks.
00:05:13 - What'll it be, the usual?
00:05:18 I'll bring the toast
00:05:21 Thank you.
00:06:43 - Oh, Rose, did I wake you?
00:06:48 Is something wrong?
00:06:50 It's just these teeth.
00:06:52 I haven't been awake all the time.
00:06:54 They hurt, though, huh?
00:06:56 Not much.
00:06:58 I think it's the price that hurts more
00:07:02 The dentist told me what it would cost
00:07:05 Yeah?
00:07:07 Three hundred dollars for
00:07:11 That's a lot of money,
00:07:14 ...maybe it's not
00:07:17 He even gave me a little lecture
00:07:21 It seems the human race
00:07:24 ...and having fewer teeth.
00:07:26 But the teeth are ahead
00:07:29 ...and so everybody has more teeth
00:07:33 That's why I have
00:07:36 You look just about perfect to me.
00:07:42 If evolution can produce you,
00:07:46 I don't think we ought to complain
00:07:49 All right, we won't complain about it.
00:07:53 We've had big doctor bills before this.
00:07:57 I know, but I thought...
00:07:58 ...we'd come to the end of all that.
00:08:00 We borrow money, and for years...
00:08:02 ...we pay out on the installment plan.
00:08:05 It keeps us broke.
00:08:10 What is that,
00:08:13 It's a little game I play.
00:08:16 I pick tomorrow's winners...
00:08:17 ...and I write my bets down here,
00:08:20 And then the next day, I figure out
00:08:24 Oh, I didn't know you liked horses.
00:08:27 It's the arithmetic I like, honey.
00:08:29 I guess it's the musician in me.
00:08:31 Musicians are always fascinated
00:08:33 They can't read,
00:08:37 It would be nice if you could win us
00:08:40 In my experience,
00:08:42 We won't win any 300,
00:08:46 Every time we get up,
00:08:49 ...and knocks us
00:08:51 That's life, honey.
00:08:53 I think we're pretty lucky, mostly.
00:08:55 - Are we?
00:08:58 We're in love...
00:09:00 ...we've got two good, bright boys...
00:09:02 ...I've got a job I like.
00:09:05 I think we're doing pretty well,
00:09:09 You make everything all right again.
00:09:12 - Are we lucky people?
00:09:15 And the luckiest thing that ever happened
00:09:20 Oh, Manny.
00:09:22 Sometimes I'm so frightened,
00:09:26 I always come home,
00:09:34 We better get some sleep.
00:09:36 - Can you sleep now?
00:09:39 - Will you sit here for a while?
00:10:07 You know you've got
00:10:09 I have?
00:10:12 - Well, where?
00:10:15 I borrowed against mine,
00:10:18 Do you think there'd be enough?
00:10:20 I'd have to ask, but I think
00:10:23 - Who do you ask?
00:10:26 Wonderful.
00:10:29 Mother! Mother!
00:10:30 Those kids. Yes?
00:10:33 Yes, what is it?
00:10:35 Will you tell Greg to quit playing
00:10:38 - Greg? Greg?
00:10:41 - Gregory?
00:10:42 Don't play the harmonica while Robert
00:10:45 But I was playing the same thing.
00:10:47 - Was he?
00:10:49 I was!
00:10:51 I don't want you playing,
00:10:53 - He hides in the closet and makes noise.
00:10:56 Robert was playing the piano.
00:10:59 - I didn't!
00:11:01 - I was playing the same.
00:11:03 You know, Bob,
00:11:06 ...that last part,
00:11:08 ...sounded like
00:11:10 - Try it again, Greg.
00:11:12 No, you can only do it
00:11:14 Now, be fair, Bob.
00:11:17 ...but he did play
00:11:19 - I did, I did!
00:11:21 And you were doing very well
00:11:24 You got a real gift for it...
00:11:25 ...so maybe Greg has too.
00:11:27 Wouldn't that be fun, Robert?
00:11:28 - Then you could play together.
00:11:30 - Sure, you did.
00:11:32 You mustn't let things
00:11:34 You don't wanna pound the piano
00:11:37 You were doing very well,
00:11:39 It says here Mozart
00:11:42 So I should be able to play it. I'm 8.
00:11:44 I'm 5, so I should be able to write it.
00:11:46 Tell you what we'll do.
00:11:50 Bob on the piano...
00:11:51 ...and Greg on the harmonica.
00:11:53 Each lesson will be
00:12:01 Hello?
00:12:03 Hello, Mother.
00:12:06 How's Pop?
00:12:09 Today?
00:12:11 I guess I could, but I've got
00:12:15 It couldn't be a very long visit.
00:12:17 And I'd have to leave early.
00:12:19 I promised the boys
00:12:21 ...before I go to work tonight.
00:12:24 Look, suppose I get there
00:12:29 Goodbye, Mother.
00:12:32 Mother says Pop isn't well.
00:12:35 I'll go by the insurance office,
00:12:38 ...and come back as soon as I can.
00:13:05 - Is January 4th the first date you replied?
00:13:09 - You still at 634255th Street?
00:13:13 All right. Will you sign
00:13:24 - Is that all I have to do?
00:13:27 - Goodbye, then. Thank you.
00:13:42 I wonder if you'd look
00:13:44 ...and tell me how much
00:13:49 - Rose Balestrero?
00:13:53 I wonder...
00:13:55 Could you wait
00:13:57 Yes. Yes, I'll wait.
00:14:13 Don't look all at one time.
00:14:16 I didn't hear you.
00:14:18 I think the man at the window
00:14:24 - The man who...?
00:14:44 Miss James?
00:14:48 There's a man at the window...
00:14:50 ...and Peggy thinks that
00:14:54 Says he wants to find out...
00:14:55 ...how much he can get
00:14:59 I don't dare look.
00:15:02 It is the same man.
00:15:05 What can we do?
00:15:07 Look at him.
00:15:09 I'm not looking at him now...
00:15:11 ...you look at him.
00:15:14 I don't think I can.
00:15:16 What am I gonna tell him?
00:15:18 I'm not going near that window.
00:15:21 Just look at him.
00:15:22 I think I'm gonna faint.
00:15:28 Ann.
00:15:38 It is the same.
00:15:42 I'm gonna sit right here.
00:15:48 Talk to him about the policy.
00:15:52 Tell him he'll probably get the loan...
00:15:55 ...but his wife has to come in.
00:16:10 Mr. Balestrero.
00:16:12 - You are Mr. Balestrero, of course?
00:16:16 I can fairly quickly give you the amount
00:16:20 This figure corresponds with
00:16:26 I've checked the amount.
00:16:33 Yes, I see.
00:16:36 The actual loan, of course, has to have
00:16:41 - She'd have to come in?
00:16:43 ...your wife would have to
00:16:46 Yes, I see. She can come in.
00:16:47 About how long would it take
00:16:49 Oh, it'd just be a matter of days.
00:16:51 Thank you very much.
00:16:53 Glad to have helped you.
00:17:07 - Is he gone?
00:17:10 - Where's Miss Duffield?
00:17:18 There's the reason
00:17:25 That was the man that robbed you
00:17:27 I'm almost sure.
00:17:30 - I'm sure...
00:17:31 - She's gone on in there.
00:17:33 She said the way he entered
00:17:38 He put his hand in his pocket...
00:17:40 ...and all he took out
00:17:44 He said he just wanted a loan
00:17:50 I'll call the home office.
00:17:53 Maybe you and Pop
00:17:55 I hope we can, Manny. It was good of you
00:17:59 - Ciao, Ma.
00:18:06 I'd appreciate it if you ladies
00:18:09 Stay near a telephone and I'll call you
00:18:17 All right, let's pick him up.
00:18:22 Well, you know Daddy.
00:18:23 He said 5:30,
00:18:31 Mom, what time will Dad be home?
00:18:34 - 5:30.
00:18:35 About 5:30, I think.
00:18:38 Who's calling, Robert?
00:18:40 It was some man. He didn't say.
00:18:59 What time is it?
00:19:01 It's 5:25.
00:19:03 If he walks up the steps,
00:19:07 What do you suppose
00:19:09 Well, his first name's
00:19:27 Hey, Chris.
00:19:32 Your name Chris?
00:19:34 - You calling me?
00:19:35 ...Christopher Emanuel Balestrero?
00:19:39 We wanna talk.
00:19:40 - What about?
00:19:47 I'm just getting home.
00:19:48 I'd like to tell my wife
00:19:50 Oh, you'd better come along
00:19:52 - Where is it?
00:19:55 - Won't take long?
00:19:58 I'd like to tell my wife.
00:19:59 It's all right, Chris.
00:20:02 Come down to the precinct,
00:21:06 Found this man outside
00:21:08 Saw this man take this
00:21:28 Sit down, Chris.
00:21:30 - Here?
00:21:35 Now...
00:21:36 ...of course you're wondering
00:21:40 - Yes, I am.
00:21:43 There's been a number of holdups
00:21:46 ...all pulled off by one man.
00:21:48 People have come forward
00:21:50 It's been brought to our attention
00:21:54 - I fit the description?
00:21:57 - Of the holdup man?
00:22:00 Well, it's crazy. That's crazy.
00:22:02 Sure. From what you say,
00:22:06 Why are you keeping me?
00:22:07 Everything has to be done according with
00:22:10 People bring accusations.
00:22:14 - See if there's anything to it.
00:22:17 We can't take anybody's
00:22:20 We have to clear you before
00:22:22 - How do you clear me?
00:22:25 But I'll tell you something.
00:22:27 It's nothing for an innocent man
00:22:30 It's the fella that's done something
00:22:33 - Well, there's one thing.
00:22:34 I've never been late
00:22:36 ...and I'm always on time.
00:22:39 Now, there's one thing
00:22:42 We'd like you to go and
00:22:45 ...if you don't mind that.
00:22:47 - Not if it'll help.
00:22:49 It just might.
00:22:56 What do you do
00:22:58 Play in the band.
00:23:01 I suppose you have some
00:23:04 - What do you mean?
00:23:06 ...dancing, that sort of thing.
00:23:10 - No?
00:23:12 ...I just play in the band.
00:23:16 - Is this the one?
00:23:23 You familiar with this neighborhood?
00:23:25 Yeah. I've been around here.
00:23:27 Ever been in this store?
00:23:28 No. The liquor store?
00:23:36 Now, if you'll just walk
00:23:38 ...walk to the back of the store,
00:23:42 - In...?
00:23:44 ...walk to the back of the store,
00:23:47 - Won't that look funny?
00:23:49 You're just helping us out.
00:23:50 The fella in the store is expecting you.
00:23:52 I don't say anything?
00:23:54 Well, you can if you want to.
00:24:55 Was that all right?
00:24:57 Get into the car.
00:25:24 - Lenny's?
00:25:29 Your wife ever go to
00:25:30 No.
00:25:32 No, we have two children,
00:25:34 - Even if you didn't?
00:25:37 What costs so much, admission?
00:25:39 No, there's no admission price...
00:25:41 ...but the people who go there
00:25:43 They wear expensive clothes.
00:25:46 Oh, but you had lots of money at times.
00:25:48 No, I never have.
00:25:51 I'd like you to do
00:25:54 - In the store?
00:25:57 Just walk in. Same routine.
00:26:36 Wait a minute.
00:26:38 - Are you from the 110th Precinct?
00:26:41 - Can I do anything for you?
00:26:47 - Do you recognize him?
00:26:50 That's right, you weren't
00:26:53 Well, I was here when the fella came in
00:26:56 You want him to walk up
00:26:59 Yeah.
00:27:01 Would you do that again,
00:27:17 Well?
00:27:19 Gee, I don't know.
00:27:21 Okay, you can go.
00:27:32 - What was...?
00:27:34 No. Say...
00:27:37 I'll give you a ring.
00:27:39 Right, sir.
00:27:52 Okay, next one.
00:28:02 It's been over an hour since
00:28:04 ...and he still hasn't come home.
00:28:07 There must have been an accident.
00:28:10 - Mother! Father!
00:28:12 Mother, come now!
00:28:14 Will you be quiet?
00:28:17 No, it's just the boys.
00:28:21 Yes, I called the hospitals...
00:28:23 ...but they didn't have anybody
00:28:27 Well, this is unlike Manny.
00:28:28 If he couldn't make it home
00:28:31 I wouldn't worry
00:28:34 I used to worry sometimes...
00:28:36 ...but that's just because he's so steady
00:28:40 Well, we wanna ask you...
00:28:42 ...have you ever been in the offices
00:28:45 ...in the Victor Moore Arcade building?
00:28:48 I was there this afternoon.
00:28:49 Why did you go there?
00:28:52 I wanted to find out
00:28:54 ...on my wife's insurance policy.
00:28:56 She's gotta have a lot of work
00:28:59 ...and the dentist said
00:29:02 I wanted to find out
00:29:04 Have you ever been
00:29:06 Yes.
00:29:07 Yes, we've got
00:29:09 ...my wife and I and the two boys.
00:29:11 We've each got one.
00:29:15 The collectors were on strike, and I went
00:29:19 - It was a long time ago.
00:29:22 Oh, about a year.
00:29:23 It's a year since you've
00:29:26 - I was there this afternoon.
00:29:28 ...it was a year.
00:29:30 Today, you went to ask about a loan?
00:29:32 - Yeah.
00:29:34 Yes, I told you, for the dentist.
00:29:37 What do you make a week
00:29:39 - Eighty-five.
00:29:42 - Yes.
00:29:47 Play?
00:29:49 Well, I have,
00:29:51 How often?
00:29:53 - Three or four times.
00:29:56 I don't think so.
00:29:58 You go to the track regularly?
00:30:00 A friend of mine from the Stork Club
00:30:03 ...I've been a few times with him.
00:30:08 - Yes, I have.
00:30:12 Last summer, I...
00:30:14 I borrowed $50 from the
00:30:17 - We were going on a vacation.
00:30:19 - Yes.
00:30:24 I guess so. It's always
00:30:26 How much do you owe?
00:30:29 - You mean right now?
00:30:32 Oh, there's not much right now.
00:30:34 - There's a few bills.
00:30:37 - Oh, $45.
00:30:41 - No, it couldn't be that much.
00:30:44 It's less than 50, I'm sure.
00:30:46 Probably less than 40.
00:30:49 - Hard to say when I'm not...
00:30:51 Am I being accused
00:30:53 Who says I'm a holdup man or look like
00:30:56 - Don't I have a right to know?
00:30:59 I'll tell you.
00:31:01 You've been identified by witnesses...
00:31:04 ...as the man who held up the offices
00:31:07 ...in the Victor Moore Arcade building.
00:31:09 You've been identified as
00:31:12 ...on December 18th
00:31:16 Twice they say you were there.
00:31:19 ...less than a month ago.
00:31:22 No, I've never
00:31:23 - Have you been arrested before?
00:31:26 Who says I did it?
00:31:27 You'll be confronted
00:31:29 If you haven't done it,
00:31:32 We wanna give you
00:31:34 That's the way we do things here.
00:31:36 And there's one thing
00:31:38 ...that'll make it a lot easier
00:31:41 This fella who committed these holdups
00:31:44 ...to the girl at the window.
00:31:46 I'll tell you what was in that
00:31:48 If you would print it out for us,
00:31:51 ...to show us if you're
00:31:53 Now, you say
00:31:55 I certainly am not.
00:31:56 Then you certainly
00:31:58 Will you do it?
00:32:00 Yes, I will.
00:32:01 Give him a paper and pencil.
00:32:03 I'll read the holdup note.
00:32:06 - Yes.
00:32:08 Yes.
00:32:09 An innocent man has nothing
00:32:12 Oh, that's not the note...
00:32:13 ...I'm just telling you.
00:32:15 This is the note:
00:32:18 "This is a gun I have pointing at you.
00:32:24 Be quiet and you will not be hurt.
00:32:30 Give me the money
00:32:44 Now, I wanna be entirely
00:32:47 ...so I'll tell you right now.
00:32:49 There's a rough similarity between
00:32:57 That's right.
00:33:02 Would you mind printing that again?
00:33:04 - No, sir.
00:33:08 The note goes:
00:33:10 "This is a gun I have pointing at you.
00:33:16 Be quiet and you will not be hurt.
00:33:23 Give me the money
00:33:45 It's one of the most remarkable
00:33:51 Look at this.
00:33:54 This looks bad for you, Manny.
00:33:56 This really looks bad.
00:33:58 See that?
00:34:04 I think you have a right to know,
00:34:07 I won't keep
00:34:09 Here's three pieces of paper.
00:34:13 This is the note the holdup man
00:34:17 This one is the first
00:34:20 ...using the same words.
00:34:21 There's a kind of similarity in the printing,
00:34:25 Most people print alike
00:34:28 But it was similar enough,
00:34:32 And when you did, well,
00:34:36 Now, I put down the first
00:34:40 ...and I show you the second.
00:34:43 Read it to me, Manny.
00:34:45 Read it out loud.
00:34:47 Read exactly what's
00:34:49 ...the second copy you made.
00:34:52 - This your printing?
00:34:54 Read it.
00:34:56 "This is a gun I have pointing at you.
00:34:58 Be quiet and you will not be hurt.
00:35:00 Give me the money from the cash... "
00:35:04 You didn't read the last word.
00:35:08 I meant to write "drawer."
00:35:12 I left off the E-R.
00:35:13 And that's exactly how
00:35:16 - How do you explain it?
00:35:18 And so did the holdup man.
00:35:19 And it happens to be
00:35:24 Find out if the witnesses
00:35:33 Well, I'd better hang up.
00:35:35 He might be trying to call me now.
00:35:37 Okay. I will.
00:35:40 Goodbye.
00:35:43 Okay, Manny, come on.
00:36:00 Now, look carefully at the men
00:36:03 I want you to count.
00:36:05 Please look at the men
00:36:08 Count them off.
00:36:10 And when you come to the one
00:36:12 ...stop.
00:36:14 One, two, three...
00:36:20 ...four.
00:36:23 You're sure?
00:36:24 Absolutely.
00:36:27 - Now, Mrs...
00:36:30 Very well, I won't.
00:36:33 Look carefully at the men
00:36:36 Count them off from the right.
00:36:40 Observe them carefully.
00:36:42 When you come
00:36:46 One, two, three...
00:36:50 ...four.
00:36:52 You're positive?
00:36:54 Yes.
00:36:56 That will be all.
00:36:57 We won't keep you any longer tonight.
00:36:59 And thank you.
00:37:05 Manny?
00:37:11 Positive identification.
00:37:19 Here are the two notes.
00:37:23 Here's the original, and here's the copy.
00:37:40 Well, Manny?
00:37:43 - They call you Manny, don't they?
00:37:47 - You made this copy of the note?
00:37:50 - With a mistake in it?
00:37:52 The girls identified you.
00:37:54 They saw you in the office,
00:37:56 No use beating
00:37:58 You held up the office,
00:38:00 But I didn't.
00:38:03 You were in that office this afternoon.
00:38:05 Yes, I went in to see if I could get
00:38:09 You better think of another story.
00:38:11 But it's the truth!
00:38:13 You want to play it that way?
00:38:15 What can I...?
00:38:16 Don't you see I'm trying to tell the truth?
00:38:19 Okay, Manny.
00:38:22 With the evidence before us...
00:38:23 ...there's nothing to do
00:38:25 How can I tell you?
00:38:27 If you can come up with
00:38:33 Come on over here, Manny.
00:38:38 Throw your hat and coat on that chair.
00:38:50 Give me your right hand.
00:38:54 Relax.
00:39:42 Wipe your hands with this.
00:39:50 Come on, Manny.
00:39:54 Take your hat and coat.
00:40:18 We're booking this man
00:40:21 All right, what's his name?
00:40:23 Christopher Emanuel Balestrero.
00:40:30 - Age?
00:40:34 - Married or single?
00:40:37 Address?
00:40:39 402478th Street,
00:40:43 Use narcotics?
00:40:46 No.
00:40:50 - What's the charge?
00:40:52 Held up the Associated Life of New York.
00:40:55 Stole $ 71.
00:40:58 All right, search him.
00:41:00 Put your coat on the rail, Manny.
00:41:26 Six dollars...
00:41:30 ...17 cents.
00:41:33 What else have you got?
00:41:40 It's my wife's life insurance policy.
00:41:46 Here's your receipt.
00:41:48 You can keep the rosary beads if you wish.
00:41:59 Come on, Manny.
00:42:06 I never called my wife.
00:42:08 That's been taken care of.
00:42:25 Give me your tie.
00:43:44 Well, naturally, we've been worried.
00:43:47 Yes, officer.
00:43:49 My name is Conforti.
00:43:53 And I'm his brother-in-law.
00:43:57 Oh, I see.
00:44:00 Yes, sir.
00:44:02 Yes.
00:44:04 All right. Thank you.
00:44:06 Yeah, goodbye.
00:44:11 - Gene?
00:44:12 I wanna make sure I got this right.
00:44:17 Manny was locked up for the holdup
00:44:21 Arrested?
00:44:23 I knew it was something like that.
00:44:24 He was booked and locked up
00:44:28 Can I see him?
00:44:30 Not tonight.
00:44:32 ...at felony court at 10:00
00:44:34 Then he has to spend
00:44:36 Yeah. That's what they told me.
00:44:40 - Where's felony court?
00:44:44 - We'll have to find out.
00:44:47 Are you sure you heard it right?
00:44:49 I wrote down what the man said.
00:44:52 He said Manny was booked
00:44:56 Yeah.
00:44:58 The Associated Life of...
00:45:00 - You know, the office down in...
00:45:04 - I can't imagine.
00:45:07 Everybody knows he couldn't be guilty.
00:45:09 - How can a thing like that happen?
00:45:12 Somebody's gotta tell them.
00:45:14 We'll go there tomorrow.
00:45:17 Tomorrow.
00:46:40 Everybody out.
00:46:46 Come on, let's go.
00:46:51 Hello, Manny.
00:47:23 Step aside.
00:47:25 Step over in front
00:47:28 Edward Ray,
00:47:31 What about you? Do you care
00:47:35 Ever been arrested before?
00:47:37 - Yep.
00:47:39 Arrested for burglary by
00:47:42 ...sentenced to state's prison,
00:47:45 ...for five to 10 years.
00:47:47 - Still on parole?
00:47:50 - Step aside.
00:47:52 Next case.
00:47:53 - Queens 1.
00:48:00 Step up this way, please.
00:48:05 Stand in front
00:48:08 Take your hat off.
00:48:11 Christopher Emanuel Balestrero.
00:48:12 Address, 402478th Street,
00:48:15 Assault and robbery.
00:48:17 - Ever been arrested before?
00:48:20 This man's being held for questioning
00:48:24 He's being questioned by the
00:48:27 - Next case.
00:48:29 This way.
00:48:31 Brooklyn 4.
00:48:36 Over here. Stand in front
00:48:40 Take your hat off.
00:48:43 On a charge for grand larceny...
00:49:30 The defendant is discharged.
00:49:34 Rose.
00:49:35 Felony court docket number 98:
00:49:37 Christopher Balestrero.
00:49:47 Officer, raise your right hand.
00:49:48 Do you swear to the truth
00:49:51 - Yes.
00:49:53 - Did you file a notice of appearance?
00:49:56 - You waive the reading of the complaint?
00:49:57 - How do you plead?
00:50:00 Judge, will you put this over
00:50:02 All right, February 2nd.
00:50:04 The defendant is held in $ 7500 bail.
00:50:07 Could you set the bail in a lower amount?
00:50:09 He's never been arrested, he's married,
00:50:13 Your Honor, this is an armed robbery.
00:50:16 ...a minimum bail in a case
00:50:18 Your request is denied,
00:50:20 Put him downstairs, officer.
00:50:31 Felony court docket number 98:
00:50:33 Sam Chulex.
00:50:34 Officer, raise your right hand.
00:50:36 - Do you swear to the truth of your affidavit?
00:50:42 I guess I didn't know
00:50:44 You're being held over
00:50:47 Bail's set at 7500.
00:50:49 - Bail?
00:50:51 Will I be able to get out?
00:50:52 If the bail's put up.
00:50:54 Oh, but 7500...
00:50:56 Who would see to it?
00:50:59 Well, you've got relatives, haven't you?
00:51:02 Won't they let me see my wife?
00:51:04 If she comes to Long Island City Jail.
00:51:06 Let's go, men.
00:51:10 Seymour.
00:51:12 Sign your name here...
00:51:14 ...then here.
00:51:15 Ward.
00:51:17 Sign your name here.
00:51:24 Up front.
00:51:38 All right, let's go.
00:52:41 All right, come on.
00:53:06 Each on felony.
00:53:11 These guys too.
00:53:22 Balestrero, Christopher.
00:53:26 Remove your hat.
00:53:29 Address?
00:53:30 402478th Street, Jackson Heights.
00:53:32 - Age?
00:53:35 - Occupation?
00:53:37 - Born where?
00:54:10 Hold it there.
00:54:54 Balestrero.
00:54:58 Balestrero.
00:55:02 Balestrero.
00:55:05 Balestrero.
00:55:14 Okay, you've got bail.
00:55:24 Are you all right?
00:55:26 Who raised the bail?
00:55:29 It was mostly Gene and Olga, darling.
00:55:32 Olga, I'll never forget this. Never.
00:55:36 You'll be okay now, boy.
00:55:39 - Darling.
00:55:41 You'll never know
00:55:47 Manny, what is it?
00:55:50 - I feel...
00:55:53 Manny.
00:55:54 We're going home now.
00:55:56 I've got some coffee and lasagna and...
00:55:59 Manny? You all right?
00:56:01 I'm all right.
00:56:04 - Oh, you'll never know.
00:56:06 I know.
00:56:16 What is it, Manny?
00:56:19 I was remembering the police car
00:56:21 ...about a million years ago.
00:56:24 It's okay. You're home now.
00:56:30 - Daddy! Daddy!
00:56:32 - Dad!
00:56:34 We've all been waiting for you.
00:56:38 Could you eat just a bite
00:56:40 What I want right now...
00:56:42 - Can I have it later, Mom?
00:56:44 - I gotta lie down for a while.
00:57:05 Come in, Bob.
00:57:13 Mother tell you
00:57:15 No, she didn't.
00:57:17 I got arrested for something I didn't do.
00:57:20 You don't have to tell me.
00:57:21 I heard what they said
00:57:23 Dad, you're the best dad in the world.
00:57:27 I do the best I can, Bob.
00:57:29 Thanks for telling me.
00:57:30 You're the best.
00:57:33 Hope you never have to go
00:57:37 If you ever do,
00:57:39 ...just like mine to come back to.
00:57:45 I never knew what my boys
00:57:48 Dad!
00:57:54 You ought to get some sleep now.
00:57:56 Yeah.
00:58:01 The lawyer in felony court said
00:58:04 He said we should get in
00:58:06 What does Manny say?
00:58:07 Well, I haven't talked to him about it.
00:58:12 Did the lawyer tell you where
00:58:15 Yes. He has an office nearby,
00:58:19 Why don't you call him.
00:58:22 Mom, I wouldn't know
00:58:24 You'd have to think of what to say.
00:58:32 You always told me not to go out
00:58:36 Why did you and Grandma go out
00:59:16 Hello. I wonder if I could speak
00:59:21 No. Mr. O'Connor has left the office
00:59:25 - Look, I know he'll see me.
00:59:28 Well, I believe he intended
00:59:31 All right. Thank you.
00:59:47 We ought to get two music lessons today
00:59:52 He'll give us lessons as soon
00:59:59 Oh, hello. Is Mr. O'Connor in, please?
01:00:02 I wonder if you could...
01:00:06 Oh, yes. Is this Mrs. O'Connor?
01:00:11 Well, Mrs. O'Connor...
01:00:12 ...I'm calling because we're in trouble...
01:00:16 ...and I was told that
01:00:21 No, no. I'd like to tell you...
01:00:25 ...if I can just think where to begin.
01:00:29 My husband plays the bass fiddle
01:00:51 Oh, good afternoon. Mr. Balestrero?
01:00:54 Mrs. Balestrero?
01:00:56 This way, please.
01:01:03 Mr. and Mrs. Balestrero.
01:01:07 - Hello.
01:01:09 - This is my husband.
01:01:11 - Hello.
01:01:13 - This is Mr. McKaba.
01:01:15 Do sit down, won't you?
01:01:17 I'll see you later, then.
01:01:18 - All right, Frank.
01:01:24 Since you called my wife,
01:01:27 ...I've made some
01:01:30 And the general outline of the facts
01:01:35 Everybody knows
01:01:37 Everybody at the Stork Club
01:01:39 I spoke to Mr. Billingsley himself.
01:01:41 He said not to worry.
01:01:42 Well, then, you'll take the case?
01:01:45 Now, that's what we're here to decide.
01:01:49 Well, what is it you want,
01:01:52 We've been married
01:01:54 ...and we haven't been apart
01:01:57 If Manny had done anything wrong,
01:02:00 ...and I know he hasn't.
01:02:03 What I want first
01:02:06 ...the full story about himself:
01:02:08 His life, his work and all the events...
01:02:12 ...after he went to the insurance office
01:02:16 Can you give me that?
01:02:18 Yes, of course, Mr. O'Connor.
01:02:20 Good. This will be an old story
01:02:22 ...but it's all new to me,
01:02:27 Mrs. Daily, I want you to take down
01:02:32 All right, Mr. Balestrero...
01:02:34 ...let's start with
01:02:38 Start with your full name and address.
01:02:40 Well, my name is
01:02:43 I live at 402478th Street
01:02:46 ...with my wife and my two boys...
01:02:52 Well, that does it for me,
01:02:56 I'll take the case.
01:02:58 Oh, Mr. O'Connor, how wonderful.
01:03:00 There is...
01:03:02 ...one difficulty...
01:03:05 ...which it's only fair to mention.
01:03:09 I have little experience
01:03:12 ...and I shall be at a disadvantage
01:03:17 We trust you, Mr. O'Connor,
01:03:19 We can't ask for more than that.
01:03:22 - It's the money problem that...
01:03:26 ...let's not think about that.
01:03:28 Let's just concentrate
01:03:31 If we can do that, then the rest
01:03:34 Now...
01:03:36 I...
01:03:38 I want you two to go home...
01:03:41 ...and dig into your memories and
01:03:45 ...and discover where you were
01:03:48 ...on these two key dates, the dates that
01:03:52 We know where we were
01:03:54 We were vacationing
01:03:57 Can you remember what you
01:03:59 - Not offhand.
01:04:01 Mr. Ferraro might be able to help.
01:04:03 He's the owner of the hotel.
01:04:05 Well, why don't you both go out there
01:04:10 We might be able to use Gene's car.
01:04:12 We can't keep Mr. O'Connor
01:04:14 Yes. Goodbye.
01:04:16 Goodbye.
01:04:17 - Thank you, Mr. O'Connor.
01:04:28 Of course.
01:04:32 But there was so many guests,
01:04:36 ...to where anybody
01:04:39 The 9th of July, that's my birthday.
01:04:41 Yes, but you know where Manny
01:04:45 - No, I...
01:04:46 You had a birthday cake.
01:04:49 ...under the apple tree.
01:04:52 Because it rained. Now I remember.
01:04:56 It pour rain all day long.
01:04:58 - Not that it had...
01:05:01 It was...
01:05:03 It just rained one day while we were here.
01:05:36 We played cards that day
01:05:38 ...four of us sat out here
01:05:42 You know, I probably knew
01:05:44 ...but I can't remember
01:05:46 First one I think of was a...
01:05:48 ...short fella with heavy eyebrows
01:05:52 - Yes, a Mr...
01:05:54 But we must have the names
01:05:56 And then there was a tall fella with a...
01:05:59 I remember he walked slowly
01:06:02 And didn't he wear something
01:06:04 Yes! A little wig, right up in front.
01:06:07 - Yeah.
01:06:10 - Yes. That was him.
01:06:14 He was here the first half
01:06:16 And the third one was a tall fella,
01:06:19 You don't remember any of their names?
01:06:21 - No, I don't.
01:06:24 We just look the wrong place.
01:06:27 Was the little man with the
01:06:32 Yes, I think that was his name.
01:06:34 Then here it is. Here is his address,
01:07:19 - Is Mr. Lamarca in?
01:07:22 - Lamarca.
01:07:25 - You know where they moved?
01:07:28 ...and Mrs. Lamarca...
01:07:30 That was about three months ago.
01:07:56 We're looking for Mr. Molinelli.
01:07:58 - They're on the third floor, D.
01:08:36 Do you speak English?
01:08:55 What?
01:08:56 What did she say?
01:08:59 Molinelli is dead.
01:09:18 There's our alibi.
01:09:22 It's perfect!
01:09:25 And complete!
01:09:34 They'll find the other man,
01:09:37 ...you know, the boxer?
01:09:40 One's really enough.
01:09:42 It's my fault this happened to you.
01:09:48 I knew I shouldn't
01:09:50 ...and yet I let you go right ahead.
01:09:52 It's just been an accident, Rose.
01:09:54 I let you go to the
01:09:56 ...to borrow money for me,
01:10:00 We've been in debt before because
01:10:06 You had to borrow money from
01:10:10 ...and now we're going
01:10:12 ...all because I haven't
01:10:18 The truth is, I've let you down, Manny.
01:10:22 I haven't been a good wife.
01:10:25 But that's nonsense.
01:10:27 You've been the best wife
01:10:29 Rose, you're just talking nonsense.
01:10:46 You can imagine how we felt
01:10:49 ...that Lamarca and Molinelli
01:10:51 You know, like somebody was
01:10:57 But since it happened,
01:10:58 There was this other fella playing cards,
01:11:02 ...will help us find him.
01:11:07 Yeah, it was... It was bad luck.
01:11:10 But we can't let that shake us.
01:11:11 You'll have to search your minds
01:11:14 Find that ex-prizefighter, if possible.
01:11:17 We'll be able to use the Ferraros
01:11:20 They promised they'd help us
01:11:22 ...with the hotel register and
01:11:25 - Didn't they, Rose?
01:11:29 Of course, you realize
01:11:32 ...to break down your alibi, if possible.
01:11:34 He'll have identification witnesses...
01:11:36 ...and they'll swear
01:11:38 I think maybe you'll
01:11:42 ...and dig up some more facts
01:11:47 Now, this second date...
01:11:50 ...December 18th.
01:11:53 Did either of you recall
01:11:56 ...that might be useful to us?
01:11:59 - December 18th?
01:12:02 ...before Christmas. I had a toothache...
01:12:05 ...and my jaw was so swollen
01:12:08 I did work at the club,
01:12:12 - Was that noticeable?
01:12:15 ...kidded me about it all the time.
01:12:19 - Two weeks before Christmas.
01:12:22 Yeah, several times.
01:12:25 And he'd testify to that?
01:12:27 And if you'd held up the insurance office
01:12:31 ...this swollen face would be noticed.
01:12:33 - Sure would.
01:12:36 But this was not mentioned by
01:12:40 Yeah. I think we may be able
01:12:43 ...and, of course, Rose
01:12:48 Yes.
01:12:49 I suppose so.
01:12:58 Yeah, I...
01:13:00 This swollen jaw of yours is
01:13:06 Have you got the name of the dentist?
01:13:09 I have it someplace.
01:13:12 I'm going to bring in a handwriting expert
01:13:15 ...and the printing on the holdup note...
01:13:17 ...will have to be compared
01:13:23 Well, now, I want you two
01:13:26 ...when you get home.
01:13:29 Try and recall any other details.
01:13:31 See you again day after tomorrow?
01:13:33 - Yes, sir.
01:13:42 Rose?
01:13:54 Goodbye, Mrs. Balestrero.
01:13:59 We're gonna win this case, you know.
01:14:03 Goodbye.
01:14:11 Is this usual?
01:14:13 No. I don't understand it.
01:14:18 I think you should let
01:14:21 I think I will.
01:14:24 You mean right away?
01:14:26 I don't know. I'm no doctor...
01:14:29 ...but I'd say she's a very sick woman.
01:15:17 Rose, it's almost morning.
01:15:23 No.
01:15:25 Honey, it's chilly in here.
01:15:27 You should have been asleep
01:15:31 I can't sleep.
01:15:35 Rose, this is the second night
01:15:39 And you're not eating either.
01:15:42 Honey, this isn't right.
01:15:43 Don't you think
01:15:48 There's nothing wrong with me.
01:15:51 Well...
01:15:53 ...when a person doesn't sleep
01:15:56 ...and seems to lose interest in everything,
01:16:03 We can't pay for things now.
01:16:12 I've been thinking about the trial...
01:16:14 ...and who will stay with the boys.
01:16:16 I called Mother,
01:16:22 If you want her to.
01:16:33 Rose...
01:16:37 The last few days, you've...
01:16:40 ...what happens to me at the trial.
01:16:44 Don't you see?
01:16:48 No matter what you do, they've got it
01:16:53 No matter how innocent you are...
01:16:55 ...or how hard you try,
01:17:01 Well, we're not going to play
01:17:05 You're not going out.
01:17:06 You're not going to the club...
01:17:08 ...and the boys
01:17:10 I've thought it all over, sitting here.
01:17:14 We're going to lock the doors...
01:17:16 ...and stay in the house.
01:17:18 We'll lock them out and keep them out.
01:17:23 Yes, maybe that's the thing to do.
01:17:27 We won't go out any more
01:17:30 ...there's one thing
01:17:32 Whether Mother comes here
01:17:42 You wanna get the
01:17:44 ...because you think
01:17:46 Don't you?
01:17:48 Well, you're not so perfect either.
01:17:50 How do I know you're not crazy?
01:17:53 You don't tell me everything you do.
01:17:55 How do I know you're not guilty?
01:17:57 - You could be!
01:18:00 Rose.
01:18:04 You went to the loan company...
01:18:05 ...to borrow money for a vacation.
01:18:07 You did that when we couldn't afford it.
01:18:10 You always wanted
01:18:12 I told you not to.
01:18:14 I told you they'd pile up and pile up
01:18:18 And it did pile up.
01:18:19 And then they reached in
01:18:21 ...and they put this on us.
01:18:23 And it'll beat us.
01:18:27 They spoiled your alibi.
01:18:28 They'll fix it so
01:18:30 ...and they will. They'll smash us down!
01:19:12 It's true, Manny.
01:19:15 There is something wrong with me.
01:19:18 You'll have to let them
01:19:41 What makes you think so?
01:19:44 People had faith in me and...
01:19:47 ...I let them down.
01:19:49 But it wasn't always that way, was it?
01:19:54 No, I guess not.
01:19:57 When did you first feel this way?
01:20:02 When my husband was arrested.
01:20:05 That's when I knew I'd let him down.
01:20:09 Well, how did you know it then?
01:20:11 I could tell.
01:20:14 They wanted to show me up.
01:20:17 Were they thinking about Manny
01:20:20 No, they wanted to punish me...
01:20:24 ...because I'd failed him
01:20:28 I did everything all wrong.
01:20:31 Well, didn't they arrest him,
01:20:35 Oh, no. No, they knew he wasn't guilty.
01:20:39 I was guilty. They were after me.
01:20:44 They were after me, and they'll get me.
01:20:46 It's no good trying.
01:20:48 It's useless.
01:20:50 What is it that's useless,
01:20:53 Well, everything.
01:20:55 They come at me from all sides.
01:21:00 And it's no good.
01:21:03 They know I'm guilty.
01:21:16 What's wrong with Rose, doctor?
01:21:18 Is it her mind?
01:21:20 Yes, it is, Mr. Balestrero.
01:21:22 How serious is it?
01:21:24 Well, at the moment,
01:21:27 She doesn't see anything as it is...
01:21:29 ...and she blames herself for what
01:21:32 But she wasn't to blame
01:21:34 Of course not,
01:21:37 And she believes this so strongly...
01:21:39 ...that it darkens the whole world for her.
01:21:42 She sees great,
01:21:46 ...and she thinks she's
01:21:49 Now, there's a well-known pattern
01:21:52 She's buried under
01:21:56 ...of fear and guilt.
01:21:59 What can we do, then?
01:22:01 The best thing is to place her
01:22:04 ...where she can receive medical care.
01:22:07 You mean an institution?
01:22:09 It must be chosen carefully...
01:22:11 ...and must give her
01:22:15 And the kind of assistance
01:22:18 ...of this maze of terror she's in.
01:22:21 She couldn't...
01:22:23 ...be at home with us?
01:22:25 Not if you think of her...
01:22:27 ...and of giving her a chance to get well.
01:22:31 I just can't believe that Rose...
01:22:35 I can't let her go.
01:22:38 She's living in another world from ours.
01:22:41 A frightening landscape that could be...
01:22:44 ...on the dark side of the moon.
01:22:46 And I'm not there?
01:22:48 You're there,
01:22:50 ...but not the way you are.
01:22:52 Monstrous shadows
01:22:56 Now, she knows she's in a nightmare...
01:22:58 ...but it doesn't help her to know.
01:23:01 She can't get out.
01:23:05 Is it incurable?
01:23:07 No case is incurable.
01:23:12 I want her to have the best there is.
01:23:15 The best for her.
01:23:24 Here's your bag, honey.
01:23:37 Come on, honey.
01:24:15 - Mr. Balestrero?
01:24:18 This is my wife.
01:24:20 I think it best if you say
01:24:25 Goodbye, Rose.
01:24:29 Goodbye.
01:24:32 Would you come with us, please?
01:24:40 Rose?
01:25:16 Christopher Balestrero, please rise.
01:25:22 These persons are called here
01:25:25 ...to try you on an indictment
01:25:28 ...of robbery in the
01:25:30 ...grand larceny in the second
01:25:33 ...and assault in the
01:25:35 As they come to be sworn and before...
01:25:38 ...you may be heard. Be seated, please.
01:25:43 Also, ladies and gentlemen...
01:25:45 ...we'll hear from another lady
01:25:48 ...by the name of Constance Willis.
01:25:51 She will positively identify him for you,
01:25:55 ...as being the same man who
01:25:58 ...on the date that the robberies occurred.
01:26:02 You'll further hear
01:26:06 ...another young lady who works
01:26:09 ...who will testify substantially
01:26:13 You will hear from the detectives
01:26:16 And this defendant
01:26:19 ...that he was in financial difficulties,
01:26:23 ...not to go to the racetrack to bet,
01:26:26 ...to pay off the bookies in New York.
01:26:29 He was in trouble with the bookies.
01:26:32 And what he borrowed,
01:26:34 ...may not have been enough.
01:26:36 This, substantially, is what the people's
01:26:40 They will positively identify
01:26:44 ...as being the man who
01:26:47 I'm sure, ladies and gentlemen, when you
01:26:51 ...you will only be able
01:26:54 ...and that will be "guilty as charged."
01:26:58 Thank you.
01:27:06 May it please the court...
01:27:08 ...Mr. Foreman, ladies and gentlemen
01:27:12 You have heard in considerable detail
01:27:17 As the district attorney has told you...
01:27:19 ...an indictment is only an accusation.
01:27:25 I would much prefer
01:27:27 ...come from the witnesses...
01:27:29 ...that we will bring during the trial.
01:27:32 Because, in the last analysis,
01:27:37 ...or what Mr. Tomasini has said
01:27:41 ...is of little or no significance
01:27:43 You must decide the case
01:27:46 ...from the lips of the witnesses
01:27:51 A defendant, under the
01:27:54 ...is obliged to prove nothing.
01:27:56 He can sit here mute and say not a word.
01:28:00 The burden of proof
01:28:02 We are going to bring into the court
01:28:05 ...a series of substantial,
01:28:10 And I invite you to
01:28:13 ...and to determine,
01:28:16 ...the guilt or innocence
01:28:19 Because from the lips
01:28:23 ...it will be established
01:28:26 ...that this defendant who stands here
01:28:30 ...did not, in fact,
01:28:36 I'm going to ask you
01:28:38 ...probabilities of this case.
01:28:41 And I'm going to ask you that
01:28:44 ...to see if you don't say
01:28:48 ...of a mistaken identity.
01:28:50 Because on July the 9th, 1952...
01:28:55 Was that the entire extent of your
01:28:58 As far as I can remember, yes.
01:29:01 He said, "Don't call anyone
01:29:04 I gave him the money.
01:29:05 - You gave him $200?
01:29:07 What did he do then?
01:29:09 He left the office.
01:29:11 And what did you do?
01:29:13 I went in to the district manager
01:29:17 Mrs. James, would you look
01:29:21 ...and tell us if you see
01:29:25 ...on July the 9th in this courtroom.
01:29:29 Yes, I do.
01:29:30 Would you step down
01:29:33 Right there.
01:29:34 Will you step down and
01:30:02 Let the record show
01:30:04 ...and walked to a place
01:30:07 ...and put her hand on his shoulder.
01:30:10 Did something else happen
01:30:12 Yes. Ann was asked to go to her...
01:30:14 By "Ann," you mean Mrs. Ann James?
01:30:16 Yes, sir.
01:30:17 Mrs. James went to her cash drawer...
01:30:19 ...and also gave him cash from...
01:30:21 Before she went to her cash drawer...
01:30:23 ...did you hear this man say something?
01:30:25 Yes. After I gave him
01:30:28 ...he told her to get
01:30:30 - And did she get some cash?
01:30:32 - Did she give it to this man?
01:30:34 Do you see this man in this courtroom?
01:30:36 - Yes, sir.
01:30:38 ...and put your hand on his shoulder?
01:30:41 - Will you point him out to us?
01:30:44 The gentleman standing with the red tie.
01:30:46 - Standing?
01:30:48 How is he dressed?
01:30:50 Navy-blue suit,
01:30:55 Now, Miss Willis...
01:30:59 ...is it not a fact that they had
01:31:03 - That's right.
01:31:06 Six, I'd say, seven men.
01:31:09 And Christopher Emanuel Balestrero
01:31:13 That's right.
01:31:15 What did he wear?
01:31:16 He wore a coat and a hat,
01:31:21 Were there any men
01:31:25 ...you knew before that night?
01:31:26 - I object to the words "alleged lineup."
01:31:30 No, I will allow it.
01:31:32 - How many of the men did you know?
01:31:35 - And who was that?
01:31:37 What did Mrs. James' husband
01:31:40 A brown overcoat and a brown hat.
01:31:42 Now, Miss Willis, will you please tell
01:31:47 What were you told to do, with regard
01:31:51 We were told to count and then
01:31:54 What number did Mr. Balestrero have?
01:31:56 If you remember.
01:31:59 No, I'm afraid I don't recall.
01:32:00 Do you recall what number
01:32:03 No, he moved around too much.
01:32:05 Did the number one man
01:32:07 As far as I can remember,
01:32:10 Did he have an overcoat or not,
01:32:13 She said, as far as she knows,
01:32:17 Can you remember how tall he was,
01:32:21 If you know.
01:32:23 ...say so.
01:32:25 - How much did he weigh?
01:32:28 - If you do not, say so.
01:32:31 Your Honor, do we have to sit here
01:32:34 The court will rule on what
01:32:37 The court is a sober judge
01:32:40 When the case is submitted to you,
01:32:48 Your Honor, may counsel
01:32:50 Yes, sir.
01:33:09 If Your Honor pleases,
01:33:12 ...connected with the incident
01:33:15 ...at this time, I move for a mistrial.
01:33:17 Your motion is granted.
01:33:21 Foreman and ladies
01:33:23 ...it's the right of defense
01:33:25 ...for a mistrial,
01:33:28 We had to ask for a mistrial.
01:33:30 There was nothing else to do.
01:33:33 What does that mean, Mr. O'Connor?
01:33:36 It means we have to go through
01:33:39 - Everything?
01:33:42 Wait for days on the calendar,
01:33:46 ...examine the witnesses.
01:33:51 Can't we just go ahead?
01:33:53 Not after what that juror said, no.
01:33:57 We have to start all over.
01:34:04 We've just as good a case
01:34:07 Nothing's lost.
01:34:09 We just have to face up to it
01:34:12 Can you take it, Manny?
01:34:17 I'll try, Mr. O'Connor.
01:34:19 Thanks.
01:34:35 I think I could have stood it better
01:34:39 It's like being put
01:34:41 Once isn't enough.
01:34:49 I brought it all on myself, though.
01:34:52 I've been such an idiot.
01:34:53 You'd all be better off without me.
01:34:56 None of it is your fault, Manny.
01:34:59 You've just had a lot of bad breaks
01:35:03 Yeah, what can I do?
01:35:06 Have you prayed?
01:35:10 Yes.
01:35:13 What did you pray for?
01:35:15 I prayed for help.
01:35:17 Pray for strength, Manny.
01:35:21 I don't see how anything can help
01:35:24 Somebody committed those holdups.
01:35:27 Maybe in jail already
01:35:29 ...in some other state. Maybe we'll...
01:35:31 He'll never be suspected for anything
01:35:36 My son, I beg you to pray.
01:35:41 I gotta go to work.
01:36:56 A pound of ham, please.
01:37:14 What's that?
01:37:16 This is a gun.
01:37:18 Give me the money
01:37:22 What money?
01:37:24 Temper, lady, temper.
01:37:26 That won't do you any good.
01:37:27 Don't you come near me.
01:37:29 Keep back!
01:37:35 I never did this before!
01:37:37 Let me go. I've got kids!
01:37:41 Police?
01:37:42 We have a guy here.
01:37:44 Tried to hold up the store.
01:37:46 Yeah. We can hold him.
01:38:12 One for the detectives, lieutenant.
01:38:13 Straight ahead.
01:39:07 Manny, they want you
01:39:11 What is it?
01:39:12 They got the right man.
01:39:23 Manny.
01:39:26 - It won't be long now.
01:39:29 - Where'd they find him?
01:39:31 Now, you, Miss Willis.
01:39:34 When you come to the man you know...
01:39:36 ...stop on the number.
01:39:38 - Are you ready?
01:39:40 Okay, go ahead.
01:39:43 One, two, three, four.
01:39:46 Are you sure that's the one?
01:39:48 Yes.
01:39:50 That's all. Thank you.
01:40:17 Okay, Manny?
01:40:20 Okay.
01:40:24 I can't wait to...
01:40:32 This way.
01:40:40 You realize what
01:40:49 Wait here for me.
01:41:25 Rose.
01:41:28 Honey, it's all over.
01:41:30 They caught the man who committed
01:41:35 It's Manny, Rose.
01:41:38 I know.
01:41:43 Would you tell her the good news again?
01:41:46 Yes, of course.
01:41:52 There's no more trial, Rose.
01:41:55 They know I'm not guilty.
01:41:58 They know I'm innocent.
01:42:00 We can start our lives
01:42:02 We can start someplace else
01:42:06 We have some wonderful friends, Rose.
01:42:09 They've stood by us
01:42:11 Mr. O'Connor, the Stork Club...
01:42:13 ...the people up at Cornwall.
01:42:16 Don't look away from me, Rose.
01:42:22 All right.
01:42:29 Rose, honey, I love you.
01:42:33 This awful nightmare we've been through,
01:42:40 That's fine for you.
01:42:42 - Fine.
01:42:44 It's not good for me
01:42:48 Doesn't it help you?
01:42:53 No.
01:42:56 Is there something I've done, Rose?
01:42:58 Is there something you can't forgive me?
01:43:05 No, nothing you've done.
01:43:08 Can I help you, Rose?
01:43:14 Nothing can help me.
01:43:18 No one.
01:43:23 You can go now.
01:43:25 Don't you wanna come with me?
01:43:30 It doesn't...
01:43:33 It doesn't matter where I am...
01:43:36 ...where anybody is.
01:43:38 What will I do with my life, honey?
01:43:41 There's nothing left without you.
01:43:45 The boys pray every night
01:43:48 - We need you.
01:43:50 ...Mrs. Balestrero.
01:43:52 Couldn't you speak to him?
01:44:02 That's fine for you.
01:44:08 You can go now.
01:44:16 But come back.
01:44:19 I guess I was hoping for a miracle.
01:44:21 They happen. But it takes time.
01:44:25 Rose?
01:44:27 She's not listening now.