:39:02
Mrs. Wahl ?
:39:05
Hi. My name is
Sam Chaiton.
:39:07
We spoke on the phone
about the Rubin Carter case.
:39:10
I told you,
I don't want to talk to you.
:39:12
Mrs. Wahl, please,
um, you told an investigator
named Barbieri...
:39:15
that an emergency call you took
the night of the Lafayette bar
murders was at 2:28.
:39:20
I don't know what I told him.
It was a long time ago.
:39:23
Uh, but there's a card
that says 2:45 on it,
:39:27
and, uh, you didn't
sign the card.
:39:30
According to Barbieri,
it was signed by a
Miss Lenore Harkinson.
:39:34
[ Sighs ]
She was my supervisor.
:39:36
Why would your supervisor
sign the card ?
Wouldn't you do that yourself?
:39:40
Look, if there's a card
and that's what it says,
then that's what it says.
:39:44
I don't remember
anything else,
:39:46
and if someone tries
to make me testify,
that's what I'll say.
:39:49
Uh, look,
Mrs. Wahl--
:39:53
Thank you.
:39:57
So this is a copy
of the phone company's
record of customer contact.
:40:01
It's all there,
just like Barbieri said.
:40:05
2:45.
:40:07
Hmm.
:40:09
[Terry]
Look at the signature
on the card.
:40:11
lt's signed by Lenore Harkinson,
Jean Wahl's supervisor.
:40:15
Does that mean
anything to you ?
:40:20
It means she didn't have
to write up a phoney ticket.
What ?
:40:27
He signed it himself.
:40:29
[Lisa ]
Who ?
:40:33
His handwriting
is on every report...
:40:36
that put me in prison
since I was 11 years old.
:40:44
It's Della Pesca.
:40:49
It's his handwriting.