:13:01
I see.
:13:03
Now, Andrew Warshaw
has been observed regularly
:13:05
wearing a six-gun and
saddle holstering a Winchester carbine.
:13:08
Are these normally considered
the tools of his profession?
:13:11
Maybe he has
to force the stock to breed.
:13:17
Mr. Holliday...
that will be all.
:13:23
You can sit down now,
Mr. Warshaw.
:13:30
Would William Brocius
please stand up?
:13:35
Is William Brocius
in your employ?
:13:37
Yes, he is.
:13:38
Is this the same William Brocius
:13:40
who is wanted variously
on eight counts of murder
:13:44
in Kansas City, Missouri,
Abilene, Texas, Gallup, New Mexico
:13:48
between the years 1878 and 1881?
:13:50
I wouldn't know that, either.
:13:52
In what capacity
do you employ him?
:13:54
Bookkeeper.
:13:55
- I beg your pardon?
- Bookkeeper.
:14:00
I see.
That'll be all, Mr. Brocius.
:14:05
Now, is it a fact that you're
a heavy financial backer
:14:08
of another one of your employees,
Pete Spence,
:14:11
for the Tombstone City Marshal post
now held by Virgil Earp?
:14:14
It is a fact.
:14:18
That will be all.
:14:24
When you heard the shooting,
:14:26
why did you not go to the aid
of your brother and the McLowerys?
:14:30
It's been so long since there's been
a gunfight in this county,
:14:33
I could scarcely believe my ears.
:14:35
When you did ascertain
that a gunfight was actually in progress,
:14:39
what did you do?
:14:40
Nothing. I was unarmed.
:14:43
I find that my familiarity with weapons
is not an asset to me as a businessman.
:14:47
It has been stated
that your employees...
:14:52
the bookkeeper
and the cattle breeder...
:14:55
were armed.
Why, Mr. Clanton?
:14:57
I've been told that there's
a plot to assassinate me.