庭审专家(Bull)第3季第13集台词本阅读、下载和单词统计

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[00:03]	Hey, Mr. Weeks.
[00:04]	How’s this download interface coming, Sai?
[00:07]	It’s not terribly elegant.
[00:08]	Let me try something.
[00:23]	Look at this.
[00:25]	You see?
[00:26]	Much more seductive.
[00:28]	Much less for the user to think about.
[00:36]	Cleaning those for me?
[00:37]	(WEEKS CHUCKLES)
[00:39]	Hey.
[00:40]	What are you doing here?
[00:41]	I need your help.
[00:42]	This thing isn’t working, see, I keep calling
[00:45]	and texting my boyfriend, but he just doesn’t answer.
[00:50]	Maybe it’s not your phone.
[00:52]	Maybe it’s your boyfriend.
[00:54]	Maybe is doing it on purpose.
[00:56]	Maybe he just…
[00:58]	finds you too damn distracting.
[01:00]	So he’s ignoring my calls and texts?
[01:04]	He’s ignoring his phone, not you.
[01:06]	(SHARP INHALE)
[01:07]	Why don’t we, um, step into my office
[01:10]	and we can hash this out?
[01:29]	(PANTING)
[01:35]	You all right?
[01:36]	I’m a bit… breathless.
[01:39]	Mission accomplished.
[01:41]	(LAUGHS)
[01:42]	Actually… (GRUNTS) Chest pain.
[01:47]	Mmm. I think I should take a nitroglycerin tablet.
[01:50]	Top drawer, right-hand side.
[01:54]	(GROANS SOFTLY)
[01:56]	(EXHALES)
[02:07]	(EXHALES)
[02:11]	– (SIGHS) Sexy, huh? – (SOFT CHUCKLE)
[02:14]	(CHUCKLES)
[02:16]	A little romance,
[02:19]	nitroglycerin to open up the blood vessels.
[02:25]	What do you want with an old bastard like me?
[02:29]	I’m not gonna marry you.
[02:30]	Good.
[02:32]	‘Cause I’m not gonna marry you.
[02:36]	I’m just gonna love you to death.
[02:47]	Now get out of here so I can get some work done.
[02:52]	(BOTH CHUCKLE SOFTLY)
[03:02]	Promise me.
[03:03]	You won’t work all night?
[03:05]	Okay.
[03:06]	I promise.
[03:09]	But don’t wait up.
[03:12]	(DOOR CLOSES)
[03:17]	(WINCES, GROANS)
[03:19]	(THUDS)
[03:21]	(WHOOPS) Surf’s up.
[03:23]	Do me a favor, remind me to book airfare
[03:25]	for Diana this weekend, round-trip, Houston to JFK.
[03:28]	– Will do. – We all set for our meeting at 10:00?
[03:31]	Kevin Weeks is waiting in the conference room
[03:33]	and Benny is waiting in your office.
[03:36]	My office?
[03:39]	Are you telling me the…
[03:41]	the surviving brother
[03:43]	of the late founder of Weeks Dynamic,
[03:45]	the second-largest technology company in the world,
[03:47]	is sitting alone in the conference room?
[03:49]	While Benny sits in my office?
[03:51]	These people were very specific on the phone.
[03:54]	They want to hire us to represent them in court.
[03:56]	I am not a lawyer.
[04:01]	Fine. Here. I will go straight to the conference room
[04:04]	and do me a favor, tell Clarence Darrow
[04:05]	the pleasure of his company would be
[04:07]	much appreciated in this meeting.
[04:09]	You should go see Benny first.
[04:11]	I’ll go sit with Mr. Weeks,
[04:13]	then I will get Diana’s ticket,
[04:14]	but you should go see Benny first.
[04:24]	Benny.
[04:28]	I’m not sure what’s going on, but…
[04:31]	we got a big deal, big money client
[04:33]	sitting all by himself in the conference room.
[04:37]	My dad died this morning.
[04:42]	Died in his sleep.
[04:43]	I just got the call 20 minutes ago.
[04:46]	(EXHALES)
[04:47]	Diego.
[04:49]	Yeah, I just…
[04:51]	just needed a couple of minutes in private.
[04:54]	Pull myself together.
[04:56]	I know all about the Weeks meeting;
[04:57]	I’ll be right in there.
[04:58]	No… Benny.
[05:03]	Go home, Benny.
[05:05]	I’ll handle this.
[05:08]	Dr. Bull.
[05:10]	Uh, this is Kevin Weeks.
[05:12]	– Mr. Weeks. – My deepest condolences.
[05:15]	Unfortunately, our principal attorney,
[05:18]	Mr. Benjamin Colón, couldn’t be with us this morning.
[05:20]	So I have asked Chunk Palmer,
[05:23]	an attorney we work with quite a bit,
[05:25]	and his co-counsel Taylor Rentzel to sit in
[05:27]	with us during this meeting.
[05:30]	I’m just gonna go take care of that other little thing.
[05:36]	(DOOR OPENS, CLOSES)
[05:38]	When my older brother died last week,
[05:40]	I was shocked.
[05:42]	But not surprised.
[05:44]	We didn’t talk about it outside of the family,
[05:46]	but he had a heart condition that he discovered
[05:49]	shortly after he turned 40.
[05:52]	I remember thinking at the time,
[05:54]	uh, “What is it about…
[05:57]	“these visionaries that…
[05:59]	so many of them seem to leave us so early?”
[06:02]	Is that the trade-off
[06:05]	for getting to be someone who changes the world?
[06:08]	(EXHALES) I won’t lie.
[06:10]	Uh… (CHUCKLES)
[06:12]	Holding together a company that always seemed
[06:14]	to have the next great idea is quite daunting
[06:16]	when the idea guy has left the building.
[06:21]	What is it we can do for you, Mr. Weeks?
[06:24]	I received a call from my brother’s
[06:25]	primary care physician the other night.
[06:28]	He had received a call from the hospital
[06:29]	that treated my brother after they found him
[06:31]	unconscious in his office.
[06:35]	Turns out, my brother did not die… of heart failure.
[06:40]	He died of a nitroglycerin overdose.
[06:43]	Obviously, this information has not been made public yet.
[06:49]	I don’t understand, how can we be of help?
[06:53]	The treatment plan my brother followed
[06:55]	only called for him to take nitroglycerin
[06:57]	with the onset of angina or chest pains.
[07:01]	He did not take it on a daily basis.
[07:04]	Sometimes months or weeks would go by
[07:06]	and he would not take it.
[07:08]	The point being?
[07:11]	That m… my brother lost his life…
[07:15]	…because his cardiologist apparently prescribed
[07:18]	a lethal dosage of this drug.
[07:24]	But isn’t it possible he simply took too much?
[07:27]	More pills than he should have?
[07:29]	My brother was a famously fastidious person,
[07:31]	especially about his health.
[07:33]	He followed instructions, particularly medical instructions,
[07:36]	to the letter.
[07:37]	And he was a world-class germophobe.
[07:39]	There is no chance in hell
[07:41]	that he took more of this drug than he was directed to.
[07:45]	That’s gonna be difficult to prove.
[07:47]	That’s why I’m here.
[07:51]	I want to sue this doctor.
[07:54]	I want to put him out of business.
[07:57]	I want to make sure he never does this to anyone else ever again.
[08:03]	And I know I’ll need some great lawyering
[08:04]	and a sympathetic jury to help me do that
[08:06]	and those are the two things you people specialize in.
[08:08]	Aren’t they?
[08:13]	Take this case.
[08:21]	That is a $1 million retainer to get you started.
[08:23]	Just let me know when you burn through that
[08:25]	and I’ll send more your way.
[08:27]	Thank you for your time, I’ll let myself out.
[08:32]	(DOOR CLOSES)
[08:34]	Boy, that is some fierce kind of grief.
[08:38]	(SIGHS)
[08:40]	Think we’re gonna take the case?
[08:44]	For what it’s worth, I vote yes.
[08:48]	(WHISPERS): I like being a lawyer.
[08:56]	I don’t like funerals.
[09:02]	Are you one of those people who wants to
[09:04]	talk to take your mind off of what’s going on
[09:06]	or are you one of those people who…
[09:08]	just likes to be left to their own thoughts
[09:11]	in a moment like this, ’cause I can go either way.
[09:14]	What do you want to talk about?
[09:17]	I don’t know.
[09:19]	Your dad?
[09:20]	(SIGHS)
[09:24]	I don’t really have much to say about my dad;
[09:26]	it hasn’t sunk in yet.
[09:29]	You know what has sunk in?
[09:33]	There’s just my sister.
[09:36]	No mom, no dad, just my sister.
[09:41]	Just starting to feel lonely.
[09:46]	I don’t know how you do it by yourself.
[09:50]	I have you, sir.
[09:53]	And you have me.
[09:56]	So it turns out,
[09:58]	the front and back of Mr. Weeks’ hands
[10:01]	were saturated in extremely high levels
[10:05]	of a nitroglycerin ointment.
[10:07]	I believe it was that, in combination with
[10:09]	the nitroglycerin pill that he took that night
[10:12]	that proved fatal.
[10:14]	Well, this is the first time hearing about
[10:16]	nitroglycerin ointment.
[10:18]	Well, some people do take their nitro
[10:19]	in ointment form.
[10:22]	Was this something that was prescribed?
[10:23]	That’s part of what took so long.
[10:25]	I needed to confer with Mr. Weeks’s MD
[10:27]	and the answer is no.
[10:29]	Wait a second, I’m confused.
[10:31]	Was he self-medicating?
[10:32]	I honestly don’t think so.
[10:34]	There was no reason for him to be using that ointment,
[10:37]	certainly not all over the front and back of his hands,
[10:41]	let alone in such a lethal amount.
[10:43]	So what are you saying? What’s your official finding?
[10:45]	My official finding is this was a homicide.
[10:48]	BENNY: You know, Izzy’s going to be here.
[10:51]	Well, I assumed as much.
[10:55]	Don’t worry; I’ll keep my distance.
[10:57]	Ah, it’s not necessary.
[10:59]	It’s my sister.
[11:01]	She’s very fond of you, always asks about you.
[11:04]	Was married to you, for goodness’s sake.
[11:06]	Be that as it may.
[11:09]	Besides, isn’t she gonna be with her new husband?
[11:12]	Nah, actually, I don’t think so.
[11:15]	Something going on there.
[11:17]	I keep my nose out of it.
[11:19]	♪ ♪
[11:32]	♪ ♪
[11:50]	Oh, Izzy.
[11:51]	– I’m so sorry. – (SOBS)
[11:56]	(SOBBING)
[12:00]	Uh…
[12:02]	(SPEAKING SPANISH)
[12:08]	(LINE RINGING)
[12:10]	– MARISSA: Bull? – Go into my office.
[12:14]	Are you all right? You sound strange.
[12:16]	(EXHALES)
[12:18]	It’s been a strange morning.
[12:19]	MARISSA: Well, I can’t wait to hear.
[12:21]	So, who starts?
[12:22]	You do. And take your time; the sooner you’re done
[12:25]	the sooner I have to go back out and mingle.
[12:27]	Well, let’s start with the easy stuff.
[12:28]	Diane is all set.
[12:30]	I went ahead and booked the tickets
[12:31]	and the cars.
[12:33]	She’s gonna be here Saturday morning
[12:34]	and she sounds pretty damned excited to me.
[12:36]	Excellent, I’m counting the hours.
[12:38]	What else you got?
[12:39]	Well, the big bulletin is:
[12:40]	the results from the independent autopsy are in.
[12:43]	And while everybody is certain it was nitroglycerin
[12:45]	that killed Mr. Weeks, it seems
[12:47]	pretty unlikely it was his doctor.
[12:49]	Ah-ha.
[12:50]	Does our client know?
[12:51]	Well, I was waiting to tell you.
[12:53]	Well, have Chunk see if he can set up
[12:55]	an emergency meeting with him today
[12:56]	to bring him up to speed.
[12:57]	Next?
[12:59]	You’re up.
[13:03]	I saw Izzy at the funeral.
[13:05]	Well, that couldn’t have been a surprise.
[13:08]	She looked so…
[13:11]	fragile.
[13:12]	That couldn’t have been a surprise, either.
[13:14]	I didn’t know what to do.
[13:17]	I didn’t do any of it very well.
[13:20]	What did you want to do?
[13:22]	(SIGHS)
[13:24]	I wanted to save her.
[13:27]	I’ve always wanted to save her.
[13:29]	(BED CREAKS)
[13:36]	I got to go.
[13:46]	(SOBBING SOFTLY)
[13:49]	(SNIFFLES)
[13:53]	(EXHALES)
[13:56]	(SOBBING)
[14:14]	CHUNK: Dr. Bull extends his apologies
[14:15]	for not being here personally,
[14:17]	but we, too, had a death in our family.
[14:19]	Mr. Colón, our principal attorney, and the man who
[14:23]	will be calling all the shots for your case should it
[14:25]	go to court, um, he lost his father this week.
[14:28]	Sorry.
[14:29]	And thank you for coming to us.
[14:32]	No thanks necessary. I prefer it.
[14:34]	I have a very dispirited company on my hands.
[14:37]	Our stock is cratering, our sales are suffering.
[14:40]	So, any excuse to get out.
[14:42]	TAYLOR: Well, we have some news.
[14:43]	We conducted a second independent autopsy
[14:45]	on your late brother and he definitely died
[14:47]	of a nitroglycerin overdose.
[14:49]	But the overdose had nothing to do
[14:51]	with the pills he was taking.
[14:53]	Excuse me?
[14:55]	We don’t think your brother’s cardiologist
[14:57]	was involved at all.
[15:00]	Is there a chance that you could give us
[15:01]	a list of those close to him?
[15:03]	We’d like to do some research, see if we can find someone
[15:06]	who might have had a motive to do this.
[15:08]	One last thing, were you ever aware
[15:10]	that your brother was using this
[15:12]	nitroglycerin ointment on his hands?
[15:14]	On his hands?
[15:15]	No.
[15:17]	Like I told you, James was a germophobe.
[15:19]	A world-class germophobe.
[15:21]	Only thing he ever put on his hands was sanitizer.
[15:23]	He put it on by the boatload.
[15:30]	Good morning, Izzy’s voice mail.
[15:33]	I was thinking maybe we should talk.
[15:35]	I left a voice mail for you last night,
[15:37]	but you never got back to me,
[15:39]	which I completely understand, I just…
[15:44]	It is a new day.
[15:47]	The sun is out, I would love to hear your voice.
[15:51]	I hope you’re okay.
[15:54]	And one other thing, I’m hoping that…
[15:58]	you didn’t say anything to Benny about what happened.
[16:01]	And if you did say something to Benny,
[16:02]	I’m hoping you will…
[16:04]	call me and let me know.
[16:07]	Which is not why I’m calling.
[16:11]	Crap.
[16:13]	Just call me, will you?
[16:14]	We were married.
[16:16]	(EXHALES)
[16:17]	TAYLOR: I mean, she’s the girlfriend, she’s not in the will,
[16:20]	she’s only known him six or seven months.
[16:22]	So there’s no apparent motive,
[16:23]	but the deeper I dig, the weirder it gets.
[16:26]	And his girlfriend, this Carolyn, she’s on her way over?
[16:31]	Within the hour.
[16:44]	Carolyn Kelly?
[16:50]	And you are?
[16:52]	Dr. Jason Bull.
[16:54]	I think the more tantalizing question is,
[16:57]	and you are…?
[16:59]	The only reason I ask is
[17:02]	this lady, Alice Hatcher,
[17:05]	she married her high school sweetheart.
[17:07]	In Buffalo, New York.
[17:09]	He became a long haul trucker.
[17:11]	Left their home one night in the middle of a blizzard
[17:14]	to drive a truck full of mattresses to Chicago.
[17:16]	Apparently he had drugs in his system,
[17:19]	which surprised his friends because
[17:20]	none of them ever knew him to use drugs.
[17:23]	One of them even suggested that the drugs
[17:26]	might have been hidden in something he ate or drank.
[17:28]	I guess we’ll never know.
[17:31]	Slid off an overpass, went over a guardrail,
[17:33]	fell 35 feet to the highway below.
[17:36]	42 feet.
[17:38]	I became a widow at 22.
[17:40]	Worst day of my life.
[17:43]	I’m sure it was.
[17:44]	So here’s a fascinating tidbit:
[17:46]	the trucker who, according to his friends,
[17:49]	loved his wife with every fiber of his being
[17:52]	and made $30,000 a year,
[17:55]	had a life insurance policy worth $2 million.
[17:59]	Which of these things is not like the other?
[18:02]	And Alice…
[18:04]	Me.
[18:05]	Was the sole beneficiary.
[18:07]	BENNY: Now, this lady…
[18:08]	sure looks like you.
[18:10]	But her name is Brenda McConnell.
[18:13]	And her hair is…
[18:14]	That’s me.
[18:16]	You know, all you had to do was ask.
[18:19]	I changed my name because
[18:20]	I suddenly came into a lot of money
[18:22]	and I didn’t want the lowlifes
[18:23]	from high school to look me up,
[18:25]	track me down and try and figure out some way of getting some.
[18:28]	Hmm. Makes perfect sense.
[18:30]	Change your hair color, change your hometown.
[18:32]	You met your second husband
[18:35]	in San Francisco seven years ago, a lovely man.
[18:39]	Had a trust fund worth over $20 million.
[18:42]	Sadly, was an insulin-dependant diabetic
[18:46]	who… somehow, despite having
[18:49]	cared for himself without incident his entire life
[18:52]	injected five times more insulin than needed
[18:55]	and died shortly thereafter, leaving Brenda…
[18:58]	Me.
[19:00]	…a very wealthy widow.
[19:02]	Again.
[19:04]	Second-worst day of my life.
[19:06]	– I can only imagine. – Which brings us to…
[19:10]	Carolyn.
[19:12]	That’s me.
[19:14]	And the death of James Weeks.
[19:17]	Third-worst day of my life.
[19:20]	Don’t take this the wrong way, but I’m starting to sense
[19:22]	you’re a very unlucky lady to be around.
[19:24]	Are you implying I had something to do with James’s death?
[19:26]	No, I’m flat-out stating it.
[19:29]	I just got off the phone with Kevin Weeks,
[19:31]	your late boyfriend’s brother.
[19:34]	He has asked us to file suit on his behalf
[19:37]	against you, Carolyn Kelly.
[19:39]	AKA Brenda McConnell, AKA Alice Hatcher,
[19:43]	for wrongful death,
[19:44]	intentional infliction of emotional distress,
[19:46]	battery and tortious interference.
[19:49]	Whew. That’s a mouthful.
[19:52]	And we’re gonna keep your tab open,
[19:55]	just in case we come across any other goodies
[19:56]	as we continue to investigate.
[19:59]	You have been served.
[20:01]	Based on what?
[20:03]	Let’s just say for the moment I’m playing a hunch.
[20:07]	And here’s another one:
[20:08]	you should get yourself a lawyer.
[20:10]	CHUNK: Come on, admit it.
[20:13]	Fourth-worst day of your life?
[20:20]	(KNOCKING ON GLASS)
[20:21]	He doesn’t live here anymore.
[20:30]	First time in the big city, fella?
[20:33]	Hey.
[20:34]	If I wanted some smart-ass banter,
[20:36]	I’d just go home and talk to myself.
[20:39]	Someone’s in an excellent mood.
[20:42]	(SIGHS)
[20:46]	How many times are you allowed to leave a message
[20:49]	without getting an answer before you move
[20:51]	from concerned acquaintance to potential predator?
[20:54]	Give me a time frame.
[20:57]	36 hours or so.
[21:00]	And how many calls or texts?
[21:02]	I’d rather not say.
[21:04]	You should just drop everything
[21:05]	and register as a sex offender right now.
[21:07]	Hmm.
[21:10]	Diana?
[21:14]	I’d rather not talk about it.
[21:16]	And this can’t be what you came in here to discuss.
[21:18]	No, but this is so much better.
[21:24]	You win. Wanted to tell you Danny called.
[21:27]	All the hand sanitizer
[21:29]	in James Weeks’ office is long gone.
[21:32]	Oh. No doubt our girl swooped in there
[21:35]	and made sure she left no evidence behind.
[21:38]	But Danny did find a bottle in his locker at the company gym.
[21:41]	She dropped it off for testing,
[21:42]	and we should know something by morning.
[21:49]	So, if Diana’s not taking your calls,
[21:53]	should I… perhaps cancel her flight?
[21:59]	Yeah, you probably should.
[22:02]	I probably should.
[22:05]	I’ll call her.
[22:08]	And it’s Izzy who’s not returning my calls.
[22:12]	Oh, my.
[22:19]	I’ll call Diana.
[22:22]	Forget I said anything.
[22:27]	BENNY: And after testing the bottle of hand sanitizer
[22:30]	found in Mr. Weeks’s gym locker, what did you find?
[22:34]	That it contained an extraordinarily high
[22:36]	concentration of nitroglycerin ointment.
[22:40]	And in your expert opinion, Doctor,
[22:42]	is there any medical basis upon which to believe
[22:45]	that perhaps Mr. Weeks himself
[22:47]	might have mixed this ointment into his hand sanitizer?
[22:51]	No, none whatsoever.
[22:53]	For one thing, Mr. Weeks was under the care
[22:55]	of one of the city’s finest cardiologists.
[22:58]	For another, his prescription was for pills, not ointment.
[23:02]	And thirdly, his prescription clearly indicated
[23:06]	that he was only to use the drug upon the onset of symptoms,
[23:10]	not as an ongoing course of treatment.
[23:12]	And another thing
[23:13]	that strongly suggests that Mr. Weeks
[23:16]	had no idea the hand sanitizer
[23:18]	he was using was tainted
[23:19]	is that those who do use nitroglycerin ointment
[23:23]	know full well that it is not meant
[23:26]	to be massaged into the skin.
[23:29]	Vigorously rubbing it all over
[23:31]	your hands, as one does with sanitizer,
[23:34]	would significantly increase the potency
[23:37]	of an already potent drug,
[23:39]	a drug that must be precisely dosed
[23:42]	in order to be helpful and not harmful.
[23:46]	So, based on the concentration of nitroglycerin
[23:50]	found in the hand sanitizer and the manner of application,
[23:53]	how many squirts of sanitizer would it take
[23:57]	to cause heart failure for a man in James Weeks’s condition?
[24:01]	In combination with one of his pills?
[24:03]	Just one.
[24:05]	BENNY: Thank you, Dr. Barnes.
[24:07]	No further questions, Your Honor.
[24:10]	DEFENSE ATTORNEY: Good morning, Doctor.
[24:11]	Just for the record,
[24:14]	the Medical Examiner for the City of New York
[24:16]	ruled James Weeks’s death an accident.
[24:19]	Isn’t that correct?
[24:21]	That’s correct.
[24:22]	And you don’t have the authority
[24:23]	to overrule that finding,
[24:25]	do you, Dr. Barnes?
[24:27]	It’s not a question of overruling.
[24:29]	I was asked to formulate my own independent scientific opinion.
[24:34]	Which I did, based on an examination
[24:37]	that was significantly more thorough.
[24:40]	And again, for the record,
[24:42]	the plaintiff and his lawyers paid you
[24:45]	a generous sum to formulate this opinion.
[24:48]	Isn’t that right, Dr. Barnes?
[24:50]	Yes. Just as I’m sure your client
[24:53]	is paying you handsomely
[24:55]	to ask me these questions.
[24:59]	Now, in the interest of being thorough
[25:02]	and to be doubly sure that the Weeks family
[25:04]	gets absolutely everything they paid you for,
[25:07]	did you find any evidence of any kind
[25:10]	to indicate that Carolyn Kelly is the person
[25:13]	who mixed this deadly nitroglycerin
[25:15]	into James Weeks’s sanitizer?
[25:18]	No, I didn’t.
[25:20]	No further questions, Your Honor.
[25:23]	(PHONE RINGING)
[25:27]	(CHUCKLES SOFTLY)
[25:30]	Izzy.
[25:32]	IZZY: I heard you don’t drink anymore.
[25:35]	Well, don’t believe everything you hear.
[25:38]	You remember where Glassman’s is?
[25:41]	Want to meet me there tomorrow at 8:00?
[25:45]	I’d like that a lot, actually.
[25:47]	Great. Now stop calling me.
[25:57]	BENNY: I have to be honest with you.
[26:01]	I don’t know what to do with this.
[26:03]	There’s no evidence. There’s no nothing.
[26:06]	The most damning thing about her is that…
[26:11]	it appears she’s done this two other times
[26:14]	to two other men,
[26:15]	but we can’t even bring that up in court.
[26:18]	Why not?
[26:19]	Well, to begin with, she was never charged.
[26:22]	And even if she had been charged,
[26:24]	the court would almost always disallow it.
[26:27]	But why?
[26:30]	Relevant evidence
[26:32]	is evidence tending to prove or disprove
[26:34]	that someone did something.
[26:36]	But it… The fact that they did it in the past
[26:38]	doesn’t actually prove that they did it in the present.
[26:41]	If only we could prove that it was Carolyn
[26:43]	who put that stuff in the hand sanitizer.
[26:45]	By tomorrow, when we basically have to rest our case
[26:48]	because other than the accused, we have no other witnesses.
[26:51]	(SIGHS)
[26:53]	So… that’s it?
[26:56]	We’re done?
[26:59]	Is this woman some kind of criminal mastermind?
[27:01]	I mean, all of us, all of this technology…
[27:05]	and we still can’t prove anything?
[27:08]	We still don’t even know why she did it.
[27:10]	She kills for money.
[27:12]	Why can’t we find the money?
[27:17]	I was reading in the paper this morning
[27:19]	about all the people losing their shirts
[27:20]	because of Weeks Dynamic stock going into the toilet.
[27:23]	Well, hey, well, the world believes
[27:25]	that without James, there is no Weeks Dynamic.
[27:27]	TAYLOR: And they’re probably right.
[27:29]	What did his brother say that day he came in here?
[27:31]	“Holding together a company
[27:32]	“that always seemed to have the next great idea
[27:35]	is really hard when the idea guy has left the building.”
[27:38]	Wait, wait.
[27:40]	What is that old expression?
[27:42]	“For everybody who makes money in the stock market,
[27:45]	someone has to lose.”
[27:47]	I never understood that.
[27:49]	My ex-husband.
[27:51]	He’s a stockbroker. He understands it.
[27:53]	It’s the only thing he ever wanted to talk about.
[27:55]	The thousands of ways he could make you money.
[27:59]	Taylor…
[28:00]	there’s a free piece of pizza
[28:02]	in it for you if you will call him
[28:03]	and ask him two questions for me.
[28:05]	One: so, if everybody in the world
[28:08]	loses money when James Weeks dies,
[28:10]	who makes money?
[28:11]	And two: what would it have been worth
[28:14]	if someone knew exactly when he was going to die?
[28:18]	(CHUCKLES): Um… I’ll try.
[28:22]	I’ll call him. I don’t know if I’ll get him.
[28:24]	It’s okay. I’m here all night.
[28:27]	He sometimes doesn’t want to speak to me
[28:29]	if it’s not about our son.
[28:31]	Make it about your son.
[28:36]	Do you mind if I use the conference room?
[28:38]	Use anything you want.
[28:47]	Uh…
[28:48]	Yes? Can I get you anything?
[28:52]	Can I bring you anything?
[28:54]	A motive?
[29:05]	Psst! (WHISPERS): Hey.
[29:09]	What are you so happy about?
[29:11]	This has all the makings of a pretty horrible day.
[29:14]	I got the world on a string.
[29:16]	I got three hours of sleep. I got a hot date tonight,
[29:18]	and I know what that black widow did and how she did it.
[29:23]	If you’re messing with me, this is so cruel.
[29:25]	And I think I have a way we can talk about her first two victims
[29:28]	without the judge throwing the book at us.
[29:31]	BENNY: Good morning, Ms. Kelly.
[29:33]	I know you’ve been through a lot, so I’ll try to…
[29:35]	get this over with as quickly and painlessly as I can.
[29:39]	Thank you.
[29:41]	Now, if I can, I’d like to go back
[29:44]	24 years to the death of your first husband.
[29:47]	DEFENSE ATTORNEY: Objection.
[29:49]	Relevance?
[29:50]	In fact, may we approach the bench?
[29:53]	You read my mind.
[29:57]	How red is it?
[29:58]	It’s like a forest fire in here.
[30:00]	All red. No green.
[30:03]	Your Honor, I think we all know
[30:05]	what this man is trying to do here.
[30:06]	Allow me, please.
[30:08]	Mr. Colón…
[30:10]	I know all about this woman’s two previous marriages.
[30:14]	And I know all about her husbands meeting untimely ends.
[30:17]	But as you well know,
[30:19]	none of that can be considered admissible.
[30:22]	And none of that is actually relevant.
[30:25]	Your Honor, if you’ll allow me,
[30:28]	I did not ask the question as an avenue
[30:30]	to explore how her husbands may have died
[30:33]	or her possible involvement in those deaths.
[30:38]	I’m simply going down another road here.
[30:40]	And if you’ll just give me a little room…
[30:43]	Fine, Mr. Colón.
[30:46]	But the operative word here is “little.”
[30:48]	(WHISPERS): And you don’t want to push me.
[30:51]	Not I. Not ever.
[30:53]	Proceed.
[30:57]	As I was saying…
[30:59]	after your first husband died
[31:01]	in that horrible traffic accident,
[31:03]	you went back to school, didn’t you?
[31:07]	Yes.
[31:08]	And what was it that you studied?
[31:11]	Personal finance.
[31:13]	Personal finance, okay.
[31:15]	Any particular reason you chose to study personal finance?
[31:21]	I-I’m guessing it’s because you were young
[31:23]	and you didn’t have much experience with money.
[31:25]	I believe your husband had some life insurance.
[31:28]	Objection again. What does this have to do
[31:30]	with Mr. Weeks’ death?
[31:37]	The ice is getting paper-thin
[31:39]	where you’re standing, Mr. Colón.
[31:40]	And the sun is coming out, and the temperature is rising.
[31:44]	Am I being clear?
[31:46]	Crystal clear.
[31:47]	Thank you.
[31:52]	So, again,
[31:54]	why did you choose to study personal finance?
[31:58]	It’s very much what you said.
[32:01]	My husband died unexpectedly.
[32:05]	Thankfully, he had quite a bit of insurance,
[32:08]	and I needed to find ways
[32:09]	to make that money last as long as possible.
[32:11]	That makes perfect sense.
[32:13]	Now, in the course of your studies,
[32:15]	I’m sure you spent some time learning about the stock market.
[32:19]	It was part of the curriculum, yes.
[32:20]	And just to get the obvious question out of the way,
[32:24]	do you own any stock in Weeks Dynamic?
[32:26]	No.
[32:27]	Not a single share, not ever.
[32:30]	James kept encouraging me to invest.
[32:33]	I think he thought it would secure my future,
[32:35]	but… it made me uncomfortable.
[32:37]	Well, that’s very admirable.
[32:39]	Yeah, Bull, I don’t see where you’re going here,
[32:41]	and neither does the jury.
[32:42]	Just remember what the young doctor said to his mother
[32:44]	when she asked what he wanted for Christmas.
[32:47]	Patience.
[32:48]	Do you know anything about “shorting stocks”?
[32:53]	“Shorting stocks.” Are you familiar with that?
[32:59]	I’ve certainly heard of it.
[33:01]	I’m sure in the course of the four years at school
[33:03]	we talked about it, but…
[33:06]	honestly, I… I don’t remember very much.
[33:09]	So if I asked you to explain it to the jury,
[33:12]	you… couldn’t or wouldn’t?
[33:15]	I haven’t been to college in over a decade.
[33:18]	(CHUCKLES): Ah. Well, that’s funny.
[33:20]	Because according to my notes, you took a course
[33:23]	in “Alternative Earning Strategies
[33:25]	for the Stock Market.”
[33:27]	“Shorting.”
[33:29]	Wouldn’t you consider that an alternative earning strategy?
[33:35]	I suppose you might.
[33:36]	– Your Honor! – What, Counsel?
[33:39]	He’s heading down a road, and I’m sensing we’re almost there.
[33:42]	Are we almost there, Mr. Colón?
[33:44]	Oh, we are, Your Honor.
[33:46]	Great. Continue, then.
[33:47]	Thank you.
[33:49]	Now, as I understand it, this… “shorting” stuff,
[33:52]	you could make a lot of money doing it.
[33:55]	You just…
[33:56]	have to know some things
[33:58]	and be willing to take some risks, right?
[34:02]	– In theory, I guess. – Okay.
[34:04]	So, help me understand.
[34:07]	Say there’s a really successful stock.
[34:10]	Say… Weeks Dynamic, prior to your boyfriend’s death,
[34:15]	just as a hypothetical.
[34:17]	Objection!
[34:18]	Overruled.
[34:20]	Let’s say it’s going
[34:21]	for a hundred dollars a share, and someone wanted
[34:24]	to short it… they would call a broker
[34:26]	and make a deal to what?
[34:28]	Borrow, not buy, say…
[34:31]	a hundred thousand shares?
[34:33]	– That sound about right? – Objection!
[34:35]	Calls for facts not in evidence.
[34:37]	It’s a hypothetical, Your Honor.
[34:39]	The jury understands that.
[34:41]	The witness studied personal finance.
[34:43]	I’m simply asking her to use her expertise
[34:46]	to help us understand a business concept
[34:49]	we might otherwise not be familiar with.
[34:52]	The witness will answer the question.
[34:58]	(SIGHS)
[35:00]	It seems to make sense so far.
[35:02]	Great! So now that we’ve borrowed these shares
[35:06]	at a hundred dollars apiece, we have to turn around
[35:09]	and sell those shares at a hundred,
[35:11]	a hundred and one, a hundred and two,
[35:13]	a hundred and three… isn’t that correct?
[35:18]	I believe that’s the idea.
[35:20]	No, but wait… we don’t actually own them.
[35:23]	So now we’ve got to make good
[35:25]	to the person we borrowed them from.
[35:28]	Right?
[35:29]	Of course.
[35:31]	What if…
[35:33]	what if they were worth a lot less
[35:35]	than when you borrowed them five days earlier?
[35:38]	What if, as fate would have it,
[35:40]	the head of the company suddenly passed away?
[35:44]	I’m sorry, what is the question?
[35:47]	Did you short 40,000 shares of Weeks stock
[35:50]	during the five days prior to James Weeks’s death?
[35:56]	BULL (QUIETLY): I don’t care what anyone says,
[35:58]	him doing that, it never gets old.
[36:00]	BENNY: Your Honor, the plaintiff would like to enter into evidence…
[36:04]	this collection of paperwork
[36:07]	initiated by the defendant
[36:10]	to create a string of shell companies
[36:13]	for the sole purpose
[36:15]	of disguising Ms. Kelly’s transactions
[36:18]	as related to the shorting of Weeks stock.
[36:22]	There’s still some connective tissue missing,
[36:24]	but I think the evidence
[36:25]	makes the defendant’s intent abundantly clear.
[36:28]	– Your Honor! Objection! – Ms. Garfield,
[36:30]	you will have your chance to cross-examine.
[36:33]	Objection overruled.
[36:39]	Now…
[36:41]	according to the employees at Weeks Dynamic,
[36:45]	on the night of James Weeks’s death,
[36:47]	you spent an hour with him…
[36:49]	behind closed doors in his office.
[36:53]	Isn’t that true?
[36:56]	If they say so.
[37:00]	And wasn’t the purpose of that visit, that time
[37:03]	behind closed doors,
[37:05]	to get your boyfriend physically excited?
[37:08]	Physically taxed enough to trigger chest pains
[37:12]	so he would… take his pill?
[37:15]	And knowing what a germophobe he was, top it off
[37:17]	with some of your specially formulated hand sanitizer?
[37:23]	Isn’t that why the paramedics found James Weeks naked?
[37:30]	Come on, Marissa, we’re giving ’em sex,
[37:32]	we’re giving ’em violence… you can’t tell me
[37:34]	that jury’s still all red.
[37:36]	I… Sorry, I got so engrossed in listening,
[37:38]	I forgot to say anything.
[37:40]	Looks like a freshly mowed lawn in here.
[37:46]	The witness will answer the question.
[37:51]	I’d like to plead the fifth.
[37:53]	– (GALLERY MURMURING) – (SIGHS)
[37:55]	BENNY: Excellent call.
[37:56]	No further questions, Your Honor.
[37:58]	(GAVEL BANGING)
[37:59]	JUDGE: Order in this court, please. Order!
[38:07]	It’s been a hell of a week.
[38:10]	(SIGHS): It’s been a hell of week.
[38:14]	(TAKES DEEP BREATH)
[38:16]	I called the FBI… they’re gonna open an investigation
[38:18]	into the deaths of Carolyn’s first two husbands.
[38:21]	Insurance fraud, murder, the whole kit and caboodle.
[38:24]	– Excellent. – Mm-hmm.
[38:26]	What a day. You must be beat.
[38:28]	Got a hot date.
[38:31]	Wha… What about Diana?
[38:35]	(GROANS)
[38:37]	Never mind.
[38:39]	I don’t want to know.
[38:45]	(INTRO TO FREDDIE SCOTT’S “HEY GIRL” PLAYING)
[38:47]	(DOOR CLOSES)
[38:49]	♪ ♪
[38:59]	♪ Hey, girl… ♪
[39:00]	IZZY: Do you remember that?
[39:02]	Being young and stupid?
[39:04]	Speak for yourself. I’m still stupid.
[39:07]	♪ Miss you so much… ♪
[39:10]	I’m sorry I’m late. I was almost out the door
[39:13]	when my husband called,
[39:14]	and since I haven’t spoken to him in almost three weeks,
[39:17]	I figured I should pick it up.
[39:19]	♪ I tell you no lie… ♪
[39:20]	(SIGHS)
[39:22]	I’ve lost enough men in my life this week,
[39:24]	and I’m just, um…
[39:27]	I’m not ready to lose him just yet.
[39:31]	I’m sorry.
[39:32]	Are you gonna save me?
[39:34]	♪ So long ♪
[39:38]	♪ If you say good-bye… ♪
[39:40]	Take it.
[39:42]	I give you permission.
[39:47]	(SIGHS)
[39:51]	Is there anything I can do?
[39:54]	Stop calling me.
[39:57]	If I’m really drowning…
[40:00]	…I will call you.
[40:03]	Your diet cola.
[40:05]	♪ Without you… ♪
[40:07]	Vodka, rocks.
[40:09]	It certainly does. Don’t mind me.
[40:11]	♪ And hey, girl ♪
[40:13]	♪ Now, don’t put me on… ♪
[40:18]	So, that’s it?
[40:20]	I’m just your lifeguard?
[40:23]	I get to save you, but..
[40:25]	We never actually get to go swimming together anymore?
[40:27]	We did that already.
[40:33]	I’m sorry if I confused you at the funeral.
[40:35]	I was…
[40:37]	pretty confused myself.
[40:41]	(WHISPERS): Don’t be mad at me.
[40:44]	(WHISPERS): I’m not mad.
[40:46]	♪ Hey, girl… ♪
[40:49]	And I won’t call.
[41:00]	(SIGHS)
[41:03]	Sorry about your dad.
[41:06]	Sorry about so many things.
[41:08]	♪ Now sit yourself down ♪
[41:11]	♪ I’m not ♪
[41:14]	♪ Ashamed to get down ♪
[41:16]	♪ On the ground ♪
[41:23]	♪ And then… ♪
[41:28]	♪ Beg you to stay ♪
[41:30]	(CLEARS THROAT)
[41:33]	♪ Let’s ♪
[41:35]	♪ Let’s go away… ♪
[41:36]	Thanks. (LAUGHS)
[41:40]	I just…
[41:43]	I suddenly realized I’m alone in the deep end of the pool,
[41:46]	and I…
[41:48]	I got a cramp.
[41:51]	Don’t worry about it, ma’am.
[41:53]	That’s what we’re here for.
[41:56]	♪ Oh, no, please ♪
[41:59]	♪ Don’t go away ♪
[42:03]	♪ Hey, girl… ♪

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