:11:01
Does that satisfy you?
:11:02
Eminently.
:11:04
What was your reason
:11:06
for volunteering your services
as a gunfighter to the Earp family?
:11:11
I owed Wyatt Earp a favor.
:11:14
You mean you killed a man you didn't
even know as a favor to another?
:11:19
I killed a lot of men I didn't know
between 1861 and 1865.
:11:22
Nobody said anything about it then.
:11:24
War, Mr. Holliday.
:11:25
Well, I never did
understand the difference.
:11:27
How many men have you killed
as a civilian?
:11:29
Oh, I don't know.
Somewhere between 18 and 25.
:11:33
I presume they were all quarrels
over your gentlemanly honor.
:11:37
No. Over money.
That's my profession.
:11:41
Are you finished?
:11:42
No. No, not quite.
:11:45
Then you admit
that you accepted a deputy's badge
:11:49
and used it as a cloak to cover
an act of homicide as a favor?
:11:53
I accepted a deputy's badge
to uphold the law against lke Clanton
:11:58
who was threatening it
with a gang of gunmen...
:12:00
until he decided to pull out
and sacrifice his brother
:12:03
to make the Earps look like baby killers
so they'd lose votes.
:12:06
You're out of order, Mr. Holliday.
Just answer the question.
:12:12
Did you not, as a fact,
accept a deputy's badge and...
:12:16
- I don't need a badge to kill.
- Only the word of Wyatt Earp!
:12:18
I'd go to hell and back
on the word of Wyatt Earp.
:12:20
So would half the men in this room.
:12:22
And you observed these impressions
of the gunfight from where, Mr. Clanton?
:12:26
Fly's Photographic Gallery
across from the O.K. Corral.
:12:30
I see.
With the court's permission.
:12:36
Is Andrew Warshaw in the court?
:12:38
Yeah. Right here.
:12:40
Would you mind
standing up, Mr. Warshaw?
:12:43
Is Andrew Warshaw
in your employ?
:12:45
Yes, he is.
:12:46
Is this the same Andrew Warshaw
who's wanted in Pecos County, Texas
:12:50
on two counts of armed robbery
and three of murder?
:12:53
I wouldn't know that.
:12:55
In what capacity do you employ
Mr. Warshaw?
:12:57
Scientific stock breeder.