:19:02
- No, this one's different.
- How is it different?
:19:06
It's the same kind of knife, but...
:19:10
...this one here is all scratched up
on the sides and the handle's all worn.
:19:14
If this knifewas brand new and
hadn't been used for a year and a half...
:19:18
...would it look like the knife you saw?
:19:25
Could it have been the knife you saw?
:19:35
It is possible?
:19:37
Jesus Christ, I don't know! It's possible!
:19:41
Your Honour, I'd like this knife marked...
:19:44
...and admitted into evidence
as "Defence Exhibit B."
:19:47
Your witness.
:19:49
- Mr. Fabrizi...
- What the hell are you going to ask me?
:19:52
I told her, it looks different. I don't know.
:19:55
lfitwas brand new, sure!
It's possible it's the one I seen.
:19:59
I don't know how I could've mistaken
the locker numbers.
:20:02
No questions.
:20:05
Thank you, Mr. Fabrizi. That's all.
:20:10
We'll adjourn and reconvene again
tomorrow morning at 9:00.
:20:17
- Can I talk to you?
- There's nothing to talk about.
:20:21
I tried calling you all weekend.
I went over to your place.
:20:26
You still think I'm guilty?
:20:28
How can you defend me
if you think I'm guilty?
:20:31
It happens all the time.
It's theway our legal system works.
:20:49
I bet you're a cold fuck.
:20:54
What do you want, Mr. Slade?
:20:57
You really think you're something,
don't you?
:20:59
You twist everything around, don't you?