:45:00
for another moment
of peace or happiness.
:45:04
There's nothing left
for us now except justice.
:45:10
My boy would've been
about your age today.
:45:15
He didn't deserve to die
like that.
:45:19
What she did to him...
:45:24
It had to be a closed casket.
:45:28
Mr Hayes, what if
it was your son?
:45:40
First time I picked her up
was on a Drunk and Disorderly.
:45:43
I was a beat cop. She was 14.
:45:47
Had a set of balls on her
even as a kid.
:45:50
This was no surprise.
:45:53
She and Barnes had committed at least
20 burglaries that we knew of
that summer.
:45:57
The brutality of the crime...
uh, did that seem in character?
:46:01
- Character.
- Yeah.
:46:02
A crackhead's got no character.
:46:05
Doug Barnes was so hot to cut
a deal with the D. A...
:46:08
he testified against Cindy and then
tossed in a couple of dope dealers
just for good measure.
:46:11
- I'll sign it after this hearing.
- Yes, sir.
:46:15
I have to be in court
in 30 minutes.
:46:17
Okay, we're just about
finished here, Mr Rusk.
:46:19
- I am trying to find her brother though.
- Her brother.
:46:23
- You think he's gonna help you?
- He's in Walkerton.
:46:26
Next time he screws up,
state prison.
:46:29
Okay, well, I appreciate
your time. Thank you.
:46:31
You can include these
in your report, Mr Hayes.
:46:34
They were considered too inflammatory
to be introduced at the trial.
:46:40
I hear she's changed quite a bit in there.
Is that right?
:46:42
- She has.
- That's great.
:46:45
You know, it's a shame that these people
don't get to change.
:46:48
They'll stay like this forever.
:46:52
Look, I prosecuted this case.
:46:54
It was my first big case,
and I know it cold.
:46:57
The attorney general's office is totally
behind us, and so is the public...