:28:00
And what else?
:28:03
Um, probably some wine.
:28:06
And how...uh...how many glasses
of wine did you have to drink?
:28:11
Um...
:28:13
One glass, maybe two.
:28:14
Closer to two?
:28:16
Yes, probably two glasses.
About two.
:28:19
And did you, uh...
:28:21
Uh...
:28:23
It's like pulling teeth.
:28:26
Uh...
:28:27
I should've pinned
the questions to his shirt.
:28:30
And, uh, tell me, uh,
then at dinner, do you, uh, uh -
:28:35
Strike that.
:28:36
Uh...
:28:39
Uh, uh...
:28:44
What time, Mrs Salinas,
did you have lunch?
:28:46
Objection, Your Honour.
:28:49
What Mrs Salinas did
on the day of the murder
:28:51
has nothing to do with what she
saw on the night of the murder.
:28:53
How much she had
to drink does, Your Honour.
:28:55
Overruled.
:28:57
Ahem. Mrs Salinas, what time,
uh, did you have lunch?
:29:01
About 1:30.
:29:03
And what did you have for lunch?
:29:04
It's a while ago.
Um, probably a salad.
:29:07
I-I like to eat
a little light in the day.
:29:10
A Martini, two glasses of wine,
and a salad. Is that correct?
:29:13
Yes. That's right.
:29:14
And you had wine at dinner about
6 hours later. Is that right?
:29:19
Yes, that's right.
:29:21
How much wine
did you have to drink
:29:22
by the time my clients
allegedly walked into McHale's?
:29:25
Two glasses.
:29:26
Would you say that four glasses
of wine and a Martini
:29:29
within a 6-hour period
is a lot for you to drink?
:29:33
Yes, it is. Yes.
:29:34
Uh-huh. Sure.
:29:37
Uh...
:29:39
And, uh, have you ever
heard a gun fired
:29:43
prior to the night in question?
:29:45
No.
:29:46
Uh, how would you
describe the sound?
:29:50
It's loud, like fireworks loud.
:29:53
Did the sound, uh,
frighten you?
:29:56
Very much.
:29:58
Did you close your -
uh, your eyes?