True Crime Page #9
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- 1999
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It's just that I...
I'm just kind of coming apart here,
and I didn't...
I know it's nobody's fault
but my own.
I need you. I got to put
these pieces back together.
I feel sorry for you.
You and your famous nose for a story.
You think you can just...
...sniff your way along, you know?
From one hunch to another...
...one girl to another, one drink to
another when you're drinking.
But I'm not one of your stories, Ev.
I'm your wife.
You can't line up all the facts...
...and think you know something
about me.
Your hunches...
...are sh*t.
Even when they're right, they're sh*t.
They're all I've got.
I hope they do somebody
some good someday...
...because they sure as hell didn't
do us any good, did they?
I packed all your stuff.
You can take it now,
or you can come back later.
Please, just get out.
Get out of here, Ev, please.
Just get out.
Sometimes, the governor's aides call me
on matters that concern the governor.
and ministrations...
...I might have misunderstood what
the prisoner said to me.
from time to time.
If he says, meaning the prisoner...
...says, "I'm sorry,"
under these extreme...
You know what you've done, right?
I have to call the governor.
I have to issue a retraction to the
press to say there's no confession.
Beechum has his own pastor.
What the hell were you doing?
You made me look unprofessional.
Not a good thing to do.
Spiritually speaking.
If any of the men
feel they need counseling...
...I'll be here.
Long as they need me...
...I'll be here.
You sure you want to do this?
Does a bear sh*t on Goldilocks?
I don't know.
I've never been asked that before.
That's the trouble with having kids.
It screws up your quips.
So you're seriously rolling off
the wagon. Must have been a rough day.
Yeah, lost my wife, lost my kid...
...Iost my goddamn job.
Is that rough enough?
Did you lose your car too?
Because if you start
driving in this...
I'm the best f***ing driver
on the planet.
I'm talking to a dead man.
Will you leave me
your stamp collection?
I ain't eaten anything all day, either.
Jesus Christ!
Go the f*** home, will you?
Ain't got no home.
I ain't got no f***ing home.
You have confidence...
an execution to satisfy your rage.
Wait. This isn 't about
my rage. Let's be honest.
My daughter was killed in cold
blood for no reason.
He took $96...
... and a ring
... for her 16th birthday.
My Warren...
...was a loving child.
That's someone who doesn 't deserve
rights as a human being.
- Will you be there tonight?
- You bet.
July 15?
July 15.
Mind if I use your bathroom?
You know where it is, right?
The f***ing money!
Don't hurt me, please.
What the f***?
This is all you f***ing got?
The 4th of July.
We're not that busy.
Give me the chain!
- F***ing chain!
- No, please, not that!
Amy?
Jesus!
Still on the Beechum story...
... the report we got
an hour ago...
confessed to his crime...
Are you driving?
You sack of sh*t! Let's get going!
There are two executioners.
Each one has a button.
Each button is connected
to a computer...
...that scrambles the circuits
so no one knows who does it.
Brother Beechum, let me
tell you of the Lord.
He is my refuge
and He is my fortress.
He is my God.
And therefore, even in the darkest
moments, even when there is no hope...
...He will deliver you from the snare...
...of the fowler.
Step in there.
That Robinson man on TV, I saw him.
And I started remembering that night
Warren gave me that locket.
Her maiden name! And I started
remembering Warren's face.
I can always read that boy's face.
He did a terrible thing, Mr. Everett.
He wasn't a bad boy, but I know
he did a terrible thing!
They're gonna kill that man
in less than a half-hour.
We can't get to the prison
in that time.
You're right, lady.
Fasten your seat belt.
Reverend, it's time.
Set him up.
There's this boy sold
Warren a gun around that time.
This boy's in jail.
He might talk to them
if they give him time off.
Mrs. Russel, I could kiss you.
Release your hands.
Gun it, mister!
We go fast.
Pull over! Pull over
and stop the car!
Don't stop now!
Prepare yourself, all right?
I'm going to attempt this maneuver.
something about that place.
Boy, something must be going on.
Maybe a fire, another accident
on the curve.
"To all whom it may concern,
be it known...
...whereas the Superior Court and
county of Alameda...
...ordered that Frank Louis Beechum
suffer the death penalty...
...within the walls of San Quentin...
...for the crime of murder in the first
degree with special circumstances."
I love you.
I love you.
McCardle. Yes, sir.
We have a go.
But it's too late.
Go! Go!
What's up? It's official,
it's for the kids.
I need some charity.
It's charity on toast, baby. Come on.
How you doing?
Thank you very much.
How you doing, sir?
Kate like that dalmatian?
She loved it.
Even my ex managed to muster up
a little enthusiasm.
I've got to get something
better for Christmas.
Sheepdog, collie,
we got Saint Bernards...
How about a hippopotamus?
Check it out! Local designer,
based on the one at the zoo.
Yeah, this is a beauty.
Think a homeless man can afford this?
You're not homeless.
Well, I'm wifeless and jobless...
...and I live in a hotel.
That's unless...
...you'd be interested
in putting me up.
First, you have a big book contract.
Money's already spent.
Second, everybody says you'll
win the Pulitzer Prize or something.
I think everyone's being
a little optimistic.
And third of all, I have a boyfriend.
Well, that's good!
Maybe he's out of town
for the holidays.
Cash or charge, Ev?
I'm charging everything else
these days.
Give me some charity, baby.
It's for the kids.
It's official!
I need some charity on toast!
Come over here, help me out.
I know you got some charity.
You famous! Rich and famous.
I know you got charity on toast.
Give me some charity.
It's for the kids.
That's right, come on.
Give me 20, give me 100.
Come on, Steve.
Take it before my wife does,
and get out of here.
A 10?
Steve, you got more than that.
Come on, now. It's for the kids.
All right. All right, newspaperman.
I been here two hours
freezing my ass off.
I'm going home.
You haven't got a home.
I got no wife
and no elves, either.
You want to be Santa Claus these
days, you on your own.
You're right there, pal.
It's for the kids!
Daddy!
Come on!
Come on, Daddy.
Come on, now, Daddy.
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