A Cry in the Dark
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1:16:03
While you’re looking at this tape,
recall the evidence of Mr Simms

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where he concurred,
because of this experiment,

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a dingo could take out
a baby goat from a suit

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while undoing only the two top buttons.
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And is therefore reasonable to assume
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that a dingo eating
a baby human being out of its suit...

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is quite within the bounds of probability.
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How’s our side doing?
1:16:34
Well, we figure we’re up against about
four not-guiltys and four don’t-knows.

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- The women are the big problem.
- Remind them where they live.

1:16:46
Professor Cameron, in your view is there
any evidence on those articles of clothing

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which suggests the child
was killed by a dingo?

1:16:57
I saw no evidence
on these garments to suggest

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a member of the canine family
was involved.

1:17:03
In your opinion, is there any evidence
suggesting the child was not killed

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by a member of the canine family?
1:17:09
There is evidence to suggest there was
an incised wound around the neck.

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In other words, a cut throat.
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(public gasps)
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This photograph was taken
using ultraviolet light.

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You can see the pattern
of bloodied fingers.

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And here, what may be a thumb. It’s
the impression of a hand of a small adult.

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- That’s a thumb?
- If that’s a hand, I’m a virgin.

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Would you align your finger along the
mark that impressed Professor Cameron?

1:17:45
I object to that. The hand is flat.
1:17:48
Noted.
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How many smudges do you see?
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One, two, three, four.
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Would you hold your finger up, please?
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One, two, three.

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