1:25:00
-Right.
-I do.
1:25:02
-I do.
-Be seated, please.
1:25:05
Mr. Malloy...
1:25:07
...is it true that the night Joey Doyle
was found dead...
1:25:10
...you were the last one to see him
before he was pushed from the roof?
1:25:13
Yes.
1:25:14
ls it true you went immediately--
1:25:16
Wait! Except for the guys
that pushed him off.
1:25:19
ls it true you went
immediately to the Friendly bar...
1:25:21
...and expressed your feelings
about the murder to Mr. Johnny Friendly?
1:25:25
John Friendly, right.
1:25:26
Mr. Malloy...
1:25:28
...can you tell me whether
Mr. Friendly, or I should say, Mr. Skelly...
1:25:32
...said anything to you to indicate his
responsibility in getting rid of Joey Doyle?
1:25:36
Right.
1:25:36
Would you say
that Mr. Friendly made it clear to you...
1:25:40
...it was absolutely necessary
he murder Joey Doyle in order...
1:25:43
...to maintain his control...
1:25:44
...on the docks of the waterfront locals!
Is that correct?
1:25:48
Will there be anything else?
1:25:49
Yes, Sidney, if Mr. Friendly calls, I'm out.
1:25:53
-Anytime today?
-lf he calls ever, I'm out!
1:25:56
Very well.
1:25:58
Thank you, Mr. Malloy.
1:26:00
You've done more
than break the Joey Doyle case.
1:26:04
We've begun to make it possible
for honest men to work the docks...
1:26:08
...with job security and peace of mind.
1:26:12
You may step down. That's all for now.
1:26:16
Mr. Michael J. Skelly, please.
1:26:28
You just dug your own grave. Go fall in it.
1:26:31
You're dead on this waterfront
and every waterfront...
1:26:33
...from Boston to New Orleans.
1:26:35
You don't drive a truck or a cab...
1:26:37
...you don't push a baggage rack
you don't work no place, you're dead!
1:26:58
Will you quit following me?
Why don't you get off my tail?