Sommersby
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:22:03
...so help you God?
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-Yes, I do.
-Please be seated.

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-Please tell us your name.
-Mrs. John Sommersby.

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Mrs. Sommersby, here are the hotel
register and the mortgage paper...

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...the prosecution has submitted
as evidence.

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Do you recognize
the signatures there?

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Yes, they're my husband's.
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Can you point your husband out
to the court?

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No, I cannot.
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And why is that, ma'am?
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My husband is not
in this room.

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Objection!
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Objection!
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Come here, Webb!
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Your Honor, this is absurd!
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Silence!
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I'm talking to you!
:22:59
Sit down, sir!
:23:01
Don't do it.
You don't have to do it.

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Sit down
or I'll have you seated.

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Your Honor, this is a purely
theatrical device designed...

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...to throw these proceedings
into confusion.

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Overruled, for the moment.
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Mrs. Sommersby, are you saying
the defendant is not your husband?

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As clearly as I can, Your Honor.
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Are you saying
the defendant is an impostor?

:23:32
Yes, I am.
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Your Honor, this is absurd!
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Quite possibly, Mr. Dawson.
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However...
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...we cannot continue to try a man
for a capital crime...

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...if he is not the man in question.
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Proceed, Mr. Webb.
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Thank you, Your Honor.
:23:54
And when did you realize
this man was not John Sommersby?

:23:58
It was the little things.
At first, he looked some different.


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