1:23:00
Do you know who decided to replace
Harold Greer and bring you on this case?
1:23:04
Mr. Sabich.
1:23:07
Do you feel....
1:23:09
Withdrawn.
1:23:10
To your knowledge, does the defendant
have a closer personal relationship...
1:23:14
...with anyone on the police force
than he does with you?
1:23:18
Not that he's mentioned, no.
1:23:20
So it's fair to say, Detective...
1:23:22
...that you are the police officer
least likely to suspect him of murder.
1:23:28
I would never believe that. Never.
1:23:31
Thank you for your cooperation
and answering...
1:23:33
...what must have been painful
and difficult questions for you...
1:23:36
...considering your relationship
to the defendant.
1:23:39
Nothing further.
1:23:44
You made reference to a theory
you were developing that...
1:23:46
...Ms. Polhemus might have been
the victim of a revenge killer.
1:23:50
Someone she had once sent to jail.
1:23:51
Yes, sir. We thought of that
as our most likely case.
1:23:55
To identify possible suspects...
1:23:58
...you reviewed cases she had prosecuted,
and was currently prosecuting...
1:24:03
...going back several years? Correct?
1:24:04
Yes, sir.
1:24:06
Were you able to find all those files?
1:24:08
No, sir. A file was missing.
1:24:10
This is the so-called B file...
1:24:13
...that was withheld
from you and Mr. Sabich...
1:24:15
...until Mr. Sabich requested it personally
from Mr. Horgan?
1:24:19
Yes, sir.
1:24:20
It involved allegations--
1:24:22
Let's move on.
1:24:24
You've been warned about riding off
in all directions.
1:24:28
No further questions.
1:24:30
No redirect, Your Honor.
1:24:32
We need subpoenas for Carolyn's doctors...
1:24:35
...and for phone company records...
1:24:37
...to check for errors.
1:24:39
I don't think we need to bother with that.
1:24:43
You said there was something wrong
with the phone records.
1:24:46
That you never called Polhemus
the night of the murder.
1:24:51
Jamie, I'd like a moment alone
with my client.
1:24:58
-Sure.
-Thanks.