1:16:02
-No, I don't.
-WouId you say you hate them?
1:16:07
No, I reaIIy don't hate them,
but when they start...
1:16:11
...coming on to me,
I get pretty aggravated.
1:16:14
So you've been approached
by gay peopIe before?
1:16:17
No, not reaIIy.
1:16:19
Did he threaten you?
1:16:21
-This gay dude?
-Yeah.
1:16:23
No.
1:16:24
Can you answer me one thing?
1:16:27
Why did you guys take his shoes?
1:16:30
I don't know.
1:16:35
I'm never gonna get to see my son again?
1:16:43
I don't know.
1:16:49
He's gonna die for sure?
1:16:51
There is no doubt that
Mr. Shepard is going to die.
1:16:58
So what are they gonna give me, 25 to Iife?
1:17:01
Or the death penaIty
and just get it over with?
1:17:04
That's not our job.
1:17:06
That's the job of the judge and the jury.
1:17:16
The strange thing is, 20 minutes
before Matthew was brought in...
1:17:20
...Aaron McKinney, one of the perpetrators,
was brought in by his girIfriend.
1:17:24
-Wait. McKinney was here?
-Yeah.
1:17:27
I guess he went back into town Iater
that same night and got in a fight.
1:17:33
And so there's Aaron
on one bed in my ER...
1:17:37
...and just a few beds down is Matthew.
1:17:40
Then two days later,
I found out the connection.
1:17:45
Has the jury reached a verdict?
1:17:48
We have, Your Honor.
1:17:51
I was very...
1:17:54
...strucK.
1:17:56
They were two kids.
1:17:58
They were both my patients,
but they were two kids.