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:27:01
I told you.
Cody hasn't been in California for months.

:27:04
I suppose he shot me
all the way from another state.

:27:07
What makes you think he shot you?
Lots of people have guns.

:27:11
I was as close to him as I am to you.
:27:14
Anybody else see him?
:27:16
Just you. And his wife.
:27:20
Of course, being an old woman,
I wouldn't know much about the law...

:27:24
but I hear you got to have witnesses
to make anything stand up in court.

:27:30
You see Cody last night, Verna?
:27:34
Makes you the only one,
Mr. Evans, doesn't it?

:27:36
Seems to. If Cody's
been out of California for months...

:27:39
I suppose he couldn't have engineered
that train robbery six weeks ago.

:27:44
I'm not going to sit here and hear you
accuse my boy without proof.

:27:48
Besides, I know my rights.
You can't keep us here.

:27:52
You got nothing on us.
:27:54
All right, Mrs. Jarrett, that'll be all now.
:27:57
That's better. Come on, Verna.
:28:00
Stop crying. Nobody's going to hurt you.
:28:27
Mr. Fallon just arrived from the airport.
:28:29
Send him right in.
:28:32
Hello, Phil. How's the arm?
:28:34
I'll live. Hey, you're looking good.
:28:36
It's that prison diet.
Great chef in San Quentin.

:28:39
I hated to leave.
:28:40
You did a whale of a job.
:28:41
Most talkative con
I ever shared a cell with.

:28:44
That whole syndicate comes up for trial
in a few weeks. Now, what's that?

:28:49
You put it on a pole,
wind a spool of silk thread around it...

:28:52
and you hold the pole over the water.
:28:54
Then you sit under a nice, shady tree
and relax.

:28:56
After a while, a hungry fish comes along,
nips at your hook, and you've got dinner.


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