:30:06
There wasn't a mark on this car
David Harris had stolen.
:30:09
Wasn't a mark.
:30:10
Do you think a car sitting still...
:30:14
starting from a stop, heading up a hill...
:30:18
with a woman standing right behind it...
:30:20
that is a very good shot with a pistol...
:30:22
She should have hit
the damn thing one time. She didn't.
:30:25
I wish to God she had blown whoever
was driving the car's head off...
:30:29
because I wouldn't have been here.
:30:34
I went back several times...
:30:36
and with Mr. Cunningham,
he and I both searched...
:30:40
and could find no indications that
that car had been hit by gunfire.
:30:46
Later on, he finally found one place...
:30:49
that he felt as though
that a bullet had been creased on it.
:30:52
But before he could tell me about it,
his daughter totaled the car out.
:30:56
Totally demolished it.
:31:02
I was doing burglaries and some robberies...
:31:07
and a few possession cases
and stuff like that.
:31:10
I think he just came up to me and said:
:31:12
"Are you Edith James?
I'd like to talk about my case."
:31:15
That's the way I remember it, anyhow.
:31:18
And I said, "Sure."
And I said, "What sort of a case is it?"
:31:21
He said, "It's a capital murder." And I said...
:31:24
Inside, I kind of thought:
:31:26
"I've never done one,
but I can surely talk to him about it."
:31:32
I hate to be considered...
:31:36
some kind of dummy that believes
in the innocence of her clients.
:31:41
A lot of people think, "A woman lawyer...
:31:44
"she's bound to stupidly believe
anything she's told."
:31:49
I admit, I'm sort of a gullible person.
:31:52
But on the other hand,
I've seen an awful lot of people...
:31:55
who admitted guilt or were found guilty...
:31:58
and all but Randall turned out
to be guilty, in my opinion.