:52:09
...examined all the remains
in a laboratory?
:52:14
Yes.
:52:16
What about
these broken bones?
:52:19
They may be due
to a blunt trauma...
:52:22
but those fractures could
have occurred after death...
:52:26
as a result of a cave-in.
:52:52
You don't need
20 years of practice...
:52:55
to recognize
a skull violently crushed.
:52:59
Son...
:53:00
I have the forensic report...
:53:03
sitting in front of me.
:53:05
According to all
my scientific friends...
:53:08
it's just not all that clear
on that point.
:53:12
You've got some
indigent inmates...
:53:15
buried in
an old paupers' graveyard.
:53:18
Anything else, I think,
is pure speculation.
:53:22
Do paupers die
in pieces, Dr. Gregory?
:53:25
Mr. Partridge, this board
is quite capable...
:53:29
of questioning
its witnesses...
:53:32
and this whole procedure...
:53:34
this whole procedure
could have been...
:53:37
a closed hearing.
:53:39
It would be
in everyone's best interest...
:53:43
if we got Mr. Brubaker's
thoughts on his firing.
:53:47
Our primary responsibility
at this point in time...
:53:51
is the Christian reinterment...
:53:54
of the remains...
:53:56
and to regain the control
over this institution...
:53:59
that our warden relinquished.