:42:08
I would like to talk to Zaleska.
- Yes, sir.
:42:36
Tomek, this is McNeal of the Times.
He'd like to talk to you.
:42:39
Yes, sir.
:42:44
Would it be stretching the rules too
much if I talked to him alone?
:42:48
No, go right ahead.
- Thank you.
:42:55
Are you familiar with the work
the Times is doing for Wiecek?
:42:58
Yes, sir.
:43:01
Look, Tomek, we want to clear
up this Bundy case...
:43:04
...one way or the other.
:43:06
We don't think Frank
was in it with you.
:43:09
If you confess and name the man who
was really with you that night...
:43:13
...the Times will do everything...
:43:15
...to get you a parole for turning
State's evidence.
:43:17
The chances are you'll be
out of this place in a few years.
:43:23
What have you got to lose?
:43:25
You're in for life now.
:43:27
Come on, tell us the truth.
:43:33
Sure.
:43:36
I could say I did it...
:43:38
...and maybe have a chance of
getting out, like you say.
:43:43
But if I confessed...
:43:45
...who would I name as my
partner? Joe Doakes?
:43:48
I couldn't make it stick
for one minute.
:43:53
That's the trouble with
being innocent.
:43:56
You don't know what really happened.