:28:01
That's how l remembered it.
But how can l prove that?
:28:06
Billy Ansell will insist you
were doing 50 miles an hour...
:28:09
just like you've done every
morning for the past 15 years.
:28:12
-He knows that? Billy?
-Yes, he does.
:28:16
-He said that? You asked him?
-l did.
:28:19
-And he said he'd say that--
-Mrs. Driscoll...
:28:24
lf Billy does not volunteer
to say so in court,
:28:29
then l will subpoena him and
oblige him to testify.
:28:35
But in order to do that,
:28:38
you have to let me bring a suit
in your name...
:28:42
charging negligent infliction
of emotional harm.
:28:45
Because what is so obvious to me
and to other people...
:28:49
is the sheer magnitude
of your suffering.
:28:54
-What other people?
-Excuse me?
:28:56
Who has been talking to you
about what l am feeling?
:28:59
Who should care about
what l'm feeling?
:29:01
Dolores, people have to know
about your suffering,
:29:05
and they won't understand
until l can clear your name,
:29:08
your good name,
once and for all.
:29:10
Now, will you let me do this?
Will you let me do my duty?
:29:45
You heard what Abbott said.
:29:50
Abbott said the true jury
of a person's peers...
:29:54
is the people of her town,
:29:57
Only they, the people who
have known her all her life,