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"If you can get the other one,
get it if you can...
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"but don't let go of what you got
to try to get something else."
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He asked about my family.
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He asked about my background.
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And he left.
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Total time we had talked,
maybe 15, 20 minutes.
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Dr. Grigson was up there testifying
he would commit violent crimes...
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in the future if he was released.
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Grigson is known as "Dr. Death"
because he always testifies that way.
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In about 99% of the trials...
1:02:34
that he's been a witness for the
prosecution, he always testifies...
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that they will commit
violent crimes in the future.
1:02:41
You can't tell what
somebody's gonna do years from now.
1:02:45
Not really.
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Except based on your past record,
which anybody can do.
1:02:54
Randall never had any prior record.
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And as far as we know, he never had
any history of violence whatever.
1:03:03
Grigson testified for...
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two and a half hours
about all these degrees he's got.
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He's been here, and he's been there,
and he's studied here.
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He called me Charlie Manson.
1:03:17
He called me Adolf Hitler.
1:03:19
He said I'm the type of personality...
1:03:22
that can work all day and creep all night.
1:03:27
He testified, Grigson...
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that the future seriousness...
1:03:37
of my mental state...
1:03:39
would be such that if they released me...
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I would go crazy and
probably butcher half of Dallas County.
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Even though he talked to me 15 minutes...
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I have no prior convictions,
no prior arrests...
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I was nonviolent for 28 years.
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On one instance...
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and that's saying if I did this,
which I didn't...
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he's stating that, that's enough...
For the rest of my life, watch me.