:40:00
he's going to be
convicted of it.
:40:02
And if he's convicted of it,
he's going to go away.
:40:04
Yeah, but if, let's say he
goes away for 10 years.
:40:06
He's still gonna come out.
:40:07
No, I'm talking about 50 years.
I'm talking about 100 years.
:40:09
She doesn't think
he's getting 50 years.
:40:12
I don't think she thinks that
he's going to get 50 years.
:40:14
OK, so what is he gonna get?
Twenty years?
:40:15
That's 50 years.
:40:16
What's the difference, well,
:40:18
If he goes to a state
institution on state charges,
:40:20
you know he's not coming back.
:40:34
In this case, there was
consultations
:40:36
between both sides, the District
Attorney's Office,
:40:40
the families,
the defense attorneys,
:40:41
as to what to do with
Arnold Friedman.
:40:44
We were trying to maintain
a sense of normalcy
:40:47
in terms of having dinner
and paying the bills,
:40:52
but it was almost surreal.
:40:54
I mean, I don't think
any of us had any notion
:40:57
of what was going on
or what we were doing
:41:00
or where any of this
was leading.
:41:03
Sir, would you like to
comment on the situation?
:41:06
Yes, I think this is a kitchen.
:41:09
I thought it was only
going to last a year
:41:10
and that we would look back
and laugh about how
:41:14
crazy we were and how we didn't
know what we were doing
:41:16
and just sort of laugh.
:41:20
What do you want?
My nose? My teeth?
:41:23
Wait a minute. There it is.
:41:25
- There's your nose.
- Oh that's great.
:41:27
I feel like I'm
being dissected here.
:41:29
And here's Mommy and Daddy
:41:34
in a rare moment of affection.
:41:37
What's the matter?
:41:43
- Why?
- Why?
:41:44
Why not?
:41:47
That's not all.
:41:49
You've gotten other things.
:41:51
Lately but not all.
:41:54
You're the one
:41:57
Who's stolen
my heart, dear