Marshall Page #10

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has found you not guilty.

You are released from custody.

Jury is dismissed.

Court is adjourned.

All rise.

Congratulations, Mr.

White. Thank you.

Mr. Spell.

Hi.

I'm Tad Lancaster.

Mr. Marshall thought you might

need a place to sleep tonight.

Mr. Marshall.

Hello?

Hello.

Sam.

Sam, I can barely hear you.

- Is there a verdict yet?

- Yeah. Yeah, it's me.

Sam, are you there?

Yeah.

Yes, can you hear me?

Sam?

Not guilty! We did it!

- What?

- Not guilty!

Not guilty!

Not guilty.

Not guilty!

Sam!

Yes!

Yes. We won!

Sam, I told you.

I told you.

I told you you could bring it home.

I told you.

Yeah! Yes, we did it!

Thurgood, I'm having

trouble hearing you.

Sam, are you there?

Are you there?

Thurgood!

Luis.

Marshall!

Your wife still putting up with you?

Look at me.

She dress me from head to toe.

Got me looking as sharp as you.

God bless you.

We really need your help.

I promise you I'll do everything

in my power to help him.

Thank you for coming,

Mr. Marshall.

We really need you in Mississippi.

My pleasure.

Let's get going.

Are you hungry?

You know, I very nearly

ate my briefcase on that train.

Well, when we get to the house,

I'll fix you a nice supper.

That'll be nice. You can fill me in on

everything that's going on down here.

Can you slow down a little?

I got my good Sunday shoes on.

You know, there's

so many people...

indeed, my own sons, at times...

look at me with an expression

on the face

that they don't believe

what happened in the past.

There are movements by the different

branches in this government

that are set to push back.

Now it's being done,

you know, cleverly.

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