1:26:01
...l always knew I had a winner
when the defendant refused to testify.
1:26:07
All I want to do is to tell the truth.
1:26:09
The jury wants to hear me say
I didn't do it.
1:26:12
And that, you will do very well.
1:26:18
But with every word, you will confirm
what the prosecution is saying.
1:26:22
That you were overwhelmed
with a sexual obsession...
1:26:24
...that took a wrong turn into rage
when she ended the affair.
1:26:28
You will have gone a long way
to eliminating the jury's reasonable doubt.
1:26:34
The State offers as evidence...
1:26:36
...from the defendant's suitcoat...
1:26:38
...a hair identified by the Police Crime Lab
as that of the deceased.
1:26:42
The skirt of the deceased contaminated
with fiber identified as Zorak V...
1:26:46
...a carpet fabric found
in the home of the defendant.
1:26:50
Chemist's identification of blood type...
1:26:52
...and semen from the vagina
of the deceased as type A.
1:26:56
Results of a blood test of Rozat Sabich...
1:26:59
...identifying his as blood type A.
1:27:02
The shirt of the deceased,
contaminated with the fiber Zorak V...
1:27:07
...carpet fabric used
in the defendant's home.
1:27:14
The State calls
Detective Morris Dickerman.
1:27:16
This relates to missing evidence.
1:27:18
I hope you're not considering
allowing them...
1:27:20
...to proceed with the fingerprint evidence
in the absence of the glass.
1:27:24
If so, we would like to be heard
on that question.
1:27:27
I understand that.
1:27:29
You may want to do some research
into this issue.
1:27:33
You hit the books tonight
and I'll listen to you tomorrow.
1:27:38
And if I were you...
1:27:40
...l'd roll up my shirtsleeves
and go to the Evidence Room...
1:27:43
...and find that glass.
1:27:46
You're not going to get any sleep again.
1:27:48
That glass is the strongest piece
of physical evidence that I was there.
1:27:52
If I can find solid precedents to keep it
out of evidence, their case will fail.