1:02:00
Go to Wall Street and get real crooks.
1:02:02
Whoever sold you those suits
had a sense of humor.
1:02:05
What it comes down to is
we're your only salvation.
1:02:09
We'll save your life, his life,
and we'll keep you out of jail.
1:02:15
This morning you told the jury
about your background.
1:02:18
It was easy for us to disappear.
1:02:21
My house was in my mother-in-law's name.
My cars were registered to my wife.
1:02:25
My Social Security cards
and driver's licenses were phonies.
1:02:29
I never voted or paid taxes.
1:02:31
My birth certificate and arrest sheet
were all that showed I was alive.
1:02:36
-Do you see him here in this courtroom?
-Yes.
1:02:39
Will you please point him out for the jury?
1:02:44
Let the record show that Mr. Hill
identified the defendant, James Conway.
1:02:50
Do you also know a man
named Paul Cicero?
1:02:52
-Do you see him in the courtroom?
-Yes.
1:02:55
Can you point him out for the jury?
1:02:58
Let the record show Mr. Hill
identified the defendant Paul Cicero.
1:03:04
I have a document...
1:03:06
The hardest thing was leaving the life.
1:03:09
I still loved the life.
1:03:10
We were treated like movie stars
with muscle. We had it all.
1:03:15
Our wives, mothers, kids,
everybody rode along.
1:03:18
I had paper bags filled with jewelry
stashed in the kitchen.
1:03:22
I had a bowl of coke next to my bed.
1:03:24
People call them rats because
they will do anything to survive.
1:03:28
-Objection!
-Objection sustained.
1:03:30
-I know nothing about being a rat.
-You know everything about it!
1:03:35
Anything I wanted was a phone call away.
1:03:37
Free cars. Keys to a dozen hideouts
all over the city.
1:03:41
I'd bet 20 grand over a weekend...
1:03:44
...then blow the winnings in a week
or go to sharks to pay the bookies.
1:03:48
Didn't matter.
1:03:49
It didn't mean anything. When I was broke
I would go rob some more.
1:03:54
We ran everything.
1:03:56
We paid off cops. We paid off lawyers.
We paid off judges.