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OK.
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OK, I think we can eat now.
:52:15
So you're saying
what we have is
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the people who we thought
would testify
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and say that nothing happened.
:52:26
And we are afraid to put them
on the witness stand,
:52:28
even though we know
that nothing happened.
:52:30
We think they will say
something happened.
:52:33
The Friedmans suggested that
we speak to various people
:52:36
who may have been present
at the time.
:52:38
And some of those people weren't
alleged victims at all.
:52:42
And that the hope was that one
or more of these people
:52:45
would say,
"This is just not true. "
:52:49
But that just didn't happen.
:53:06
As far as I'm concerned
he's being, he's
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So then nothing happened.
:53:14
We begged him to tell us
that something happened,
:53:18
to explain how this whole mess
could have happened.
:53:21
That's the only way to explain
how it could have happened
:53:24
other then the fact that the
police are out of their minds.
:53:28
We begged him.
He told us nothing happened.
:53:32
That's good enough for me.
Nothing happened.
:53:33
If my father had the ability
to confess to me,
:53:37
yeah, he had done
something one time,
:53:39
and that's how this whole crazy
mess got started,
:53:42
it would make a lot more sense.
:53:45
Not that I wanted that
to be the case, but
:53:50
you have to find a way
to explain the unexplainable.
:53:56
Oh, my gosh.
:53:59
Oh, look at that.