1:20:07
Thank you.
1:20:16
Do you feel able to continue?
1:20:20
All right. Let me say, Cindy...
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I do understand how difficult
this ordeal has been for you.
1:20:28
How hard it is for you to step forward
and make this statement.
1:20:31
But something
just doesn't sit right, here.
1:20:36
Maybe I can help you.
1:20:37
Well, that's what I'm hoping.
Maybe you can help me.
1:20:41
Now, on the day Arthur is killed...
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you went to your mother's house
because you wanted to be safe.
1:20:47
And I wanted to see my mother.
1:20:49
Yes, that's a good time,
the right time to visit your mother.
1:20:53
Joyce calls...
1:20:55
her fuse is still burning,
she tells you she'll shut Arthur up.
1:20:59
I told her Arthur
wouldn't do anything.
1:21:02
I trusted him.
He would never say anything.
1:21:05
You're pleading with her at that point
to save his life.
1:21:08
- I was defending him.
- After everything Joyce has done...
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and you know what she's capable of,
you go to sleep on the couch?
1:21:17
Well, I was drinking and nodded off.
1:21:19
That just doesn't make sense.
1:21:23
Explain it to me.
1:21:24
There's a killer on a rampage
threatening your husband!
1:21:27
And you nod off for a couple hours?
1:21:30
Now, you tell me
if these things are true.
1:21:33
You tell me if that makes sense.
1:21:36
Well, it doesn't make sense because...
1:21:41
I should've went home.
I should've told somebody.
1:21:45
Who do you tell? Who do you warn?
1:21:48
There must be a reason.
You come here, you talk about Joyce.
1:21:51
But you knew what was happening.
You let it happen.
1:21:55
I didn't know what was happening
or gonna happen.
1:21:57
You're asking us to accept too much.