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:44:00
Who was he?
:44:03
You got to quit trying to find out
about Joey. lt ain't safe.

:44:06
I'm telling you it ain't safe.
:44:09
Mr. Malloy, I was hoping
I might find you here.

:44:12
Excuse me, Miss.
:44:13
You're being served with a subpoena,
Mr. Malloy.

:44:17
What?
:44:18
Be at the State House, Courtroom 9,
10:00 Friday morning.

:44:22
I told you I don't know nothing about that.
:44:24
You can bring a lawyer if you wish.
:44:26
You're privileged under the constitution
to protect yourself...

:44:29
...against questions which might
implicate you in any crimes.

:44:34
You know what they're asking me to do?
:44:36
All we want you to do, Mr. Malloy,
is tell the truth.

:44:40
Goodnight, kid. Nice wedding.
:44:48
What are you going to do?
:44:51
I ain't going to eat cheese
for no cop and that's for sure.

:44:59
lt was Johnny Friendly
who had Joey killed, wasn't it?

:45:02
He had him killed or
he had something to do with it, didn't he?

:45:05
He and your big brother Charley?
:45:08
You can't tell me, can you,
because you're a part of it.

:45:11
Because you're just as bad as
the worst of them. Tell me the truth.

:45:14
You better go back to that school
out in daisyland.

:45:17
You're driving yourself nuts,
you're driving me nuts.

:45:20
Quit worrying about the truth all the time.
Worry about yourself.

:45:24
I should've known you wouldn't tell me.
:45:26
Pop said Johnny Friendly used to own you.
I think he still owns you.

:45:32
No wonder everybody calls you a bum.
:45:37
Don't say that to me, Edie,
don't say that to me now.

:45:40
No wonder.
:45:44
I'm only trying to help you out.
:45:46
I'm trying to keep you from getting hurt.
What more do you want me to do?

:45:50
-Much more.
-Wait a minute.

:45:51
Much, much, much more.
:45:54
Where are you going?

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