23- Jerry Found Innocent

Jerry at Faroaks. Wait, Harold. Wait until they hear what I've got to say. Yeah, if they'll listen to you, Lee. Oh, they've got to listen to me. I'll make them. That's what you think. But if they don't want to, they won't.

You're certainly not very optimistic. Oh, don't get me wrong. I sure hope they do listen to you. But I wouldn't be so sure if I were you. Well, if they won't listen to me now, I'll wait until I'm questioned again. And then I'll come out with it.

Can you imagine Red Morrison being on that court listening to Jerry being accused of something that he did himself? That's your nerve for you. That's more than nerve. It's mean. And even that isn't the right word for us.

Come on, hurry it up. You're lagging. But did you ever stop to think that you got longer legs than I am? Well, move yours a little faster then to make up for the difference. We've got to get back before it's all over and they find Jerry guilty.

After you tell them what you found, just start all over. You mean reopen the case? Uh-huh. Maybe. Oh, they won't be through yet. Well, I don't know about that. When I left they were calling Sergeant Alden to be questioned.

I think he was the last witness. Did he think Jerry did it? Mm-hmm. It was he and Ted Metcalf will figure Jerry was the guilty one. They were the ones that sent Jerry into Major Davis's office yesterday for questioning.

I thought Ted liked Jerry. He seemed to get along all right. Now wait a minute. Don't hold it against Ted for wanting to get at the bottom of a thing like this. It's serious and it should be looked into.