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Dr. Jekyll, unable to stop himself from transforming into the murderous Mr. Hyde, wants his attorney to secure him a speedy trial, a guilty verdict and a quick execution.
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00:00:00You're looking sweet, mama!
00:00:30Come on sweetheart, don't be shy.
00:00:50Actually I'm off the clock, check the street.
00:00:59I'm off the clock, I'm off the clock, I'm off the clock.
00:01:11I'll do anything.
00:01:23I'll do anything.
00:01:35Anything?
00:01:42Please let me go!
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00:02:04What?
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00:02:42I changed my mind.
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00:05:58So let's get started.
00:06:28I don't know.
00:06:58I keep bragging about our number one urology.
00:07:03I know, I know. I'm sorry.
00:07:05But then you don't even show for the resident's orientation.
00:07:07I'll make it up to you.
00:07:08I'll accept all your invitations to boring dinner parties for an entire year.
00:07:12It's this outside research project you're working on, isn't it?
00:07:15How's it coming?
00:07:16I'm not sure.
00:07:18Yeah, whatever it is, you know, I encourage it.
00:07:19It's good for the hospital.
00:07:20But I also need you to fulfill your duties here.
00:07:24Thank you, sir.
00:07:24Thank you, Dr. Trina Batar.
00:07:57Mrs. Goldstein is asking for you again.
00:08:10She refuses to be examined by anyone else.
00:08:15Dr. Jekyll?
00:08:17Oh, tell Mrs. Goldstein I'll be there as soon as I can.
00:08:20Dr. Rosy.
00:08:22Dr. Rosy, thank you.
00:08:25So, let's go.
00:08:55well look at you look like you haven't slept in a week how you been oh just some coffee
00:09:19please black and some aspirin you have it glad you called gabe well tell you the truth i've been
00:09:26worried about you what are you up to i've just been caught up in a pet project what's her name
00:09:34so how's the gallery these days wonderful a headache you know where it should be the opening
00:09:44tonight the opening yeah you got the invitation didn't you no no no i'm sure about just be sure
00:09:52emily's memory yeah it's your last series of work she would want you there well i wouldn't miss it
00:10:03for the world a young woman found stabbed last night now police have yet to release any details
00:10:09but many fear it's the latest in a series of brutal murders that have gripped the city
00:10:13we have a reporter on the scene now we go live to his location
00:10:16been out there two months what kind of monster would do this
00:10:22i'll be right back
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00:11:29Emily called that lonely woman toward the end.
00:11:59When she woke up, you were always there, always there to take care of her.
00:12:08She's still here, you feel her everywhere.
00:12:14I ought to go home.
00:12:16Oh, no, no, no, stay here, I'll get you a drink.
00:12:20Enjoy yourself.
00:12:27Hey, are you enjoying the show?
00:12:32Yes.
00:12:35I've got a friend I'd like you to meet.
00:12:40I've locked the exterior door.
00:12:52When should I?
00:12:53Not until morning.
00:12:55Even if I beg.
00:12:58Of course.
00:12:59I understand.
00:13:03I've got a friend.
00:13:04I'm sorry.
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00:16:25There's crib, mister.
00:16:43Just moving.
00:16:55Henry, where were you last night?
00:17:21Lost.
00:17:24What are you doing?
00:17:25What are you doing right now?
00:17:26Well, I'm just on my way to see you, Ernest.
00:17:28What's going on?
00:17:32Gabe.
00:17:36I'm in trouble.
00:17:37I need your help.
00:17:44Well, it's a legal matter.
00:17:46It's complicated.
00:17:48Don't you have your own lawyer?
00:17:50Oh.
00:17:52He'd ask too many questions.
00:17:54I'm having trouble following you, Henry.
00:17:57All your contacts.
00:17:58You seem to know everyone.
00:17:59I was hoping that you might refer me to...
00:18:01To another lawyer.
00:18:02Or one who's discreet, whom I can trust, who can get things done quickly.
00:18:07How worried should I be?
00:18:17Please.
00:18:18Do this for me.
00:18:20Well, actually, I do know someone.
00:18:21Don't worry about the appeal.
00:18:22Our filing costs.
00:18:23We'll just figure that out later.
00:18:24So I'll call you tomorrow.
00:18:25Hi.
00:18:26Hi.
00:18:27Hi.
00:18:28Uh, sorry about the way I, um...
00:18:29You must be...
00:18:30Henry Jekyll.
00:18:31Claire Wheaton.
00:18:32Claire Wheaton.
00:18:33Claire Wheaton.
00:18:34Nice.
00:18:35Nice to meet you.
00:18:36Please.
00:18:37Come in.
00:18:38Uh...
00:18:39I'd like to tell you it's not always like this, but...
00:18:46I appreciate your meeting with me.
00:18:47I appreciate you meeting with me in such short notice.
00:18:48Gabe's a great guy.
00:19:01Though I am a little surprised.
00:19:02As you can see, you're not my usual clientele.
00:19:03Please sit.
00:19:04Oh, that's at least some of my worries.
00:19:05Oh, well, Gabe's a great guy. Though I am a little surprised.
00:19:09As you can see, you're not my usual clientele. Please sit.
00:19:12Well, that's at least of my worries.
00:19:14You made it sound urgent.
00:19:16It is.
00:19:17Well, then how can I help you, Doctor?
00:19:24That...
00:19:26That girl they found strangled two days ago.
00:19:30This belonged to her.
00:19:35How did you...
00:19:40Well, apparently I took it as a souvenir.
00:19:45I'm sorry, I...
00:19:46After I...
00:19:49The others, too.
00:19:53I'm the one who's responsible.
00:20:01That's not funny.
00:20:03I want to plead guilty, I want to waive trial, and I want to be sentenced as quickly as possible.
00:20:06Hold on, wait a minute.
00:20:11You're a dear friend of Gabe's, right?
00:20:14You are a respected physician, and you're telling me...
00:20:18Can you help me or not?
00:20:20Look, I'm not the best person for this.
00:20:23Someone with more experience who specializes in criminal defense, that's who you should be talking to.
00:20:28No, no, no, no.
00:20:29Gabe, he told me to come here.
00:20:31He wouldn't have sent me here if you weren't the right person.
00:20:33Look, even if I believed you...
00:20:37You just can't.
00:20:38It...
00:20:40It just isn't done this way.
00:20:43Why?
00:20:45For one thing.
00:20:48Most people who confessed to such horrendous crimes didn't do it.
00:20:51Do you know that six people are dead?
00:20:54And I'm telling you that I'm the one who did it.
00:20:56What could be gained?
00:20:58What could be gained by discussing options except to try and find some technicality to try and get me off?
00:21:03Look, obviously I don't have expertise in this area, but there could be mitigating circumstances.
00:21:07I'm not looking for a deal.
00:21:08This could mean the difference between a life sentence and a death penalty.
00:21:15This was a mistake.
00:21:17Look, I can give you the name of someone backed up by an excellent firm with a clout and resources to handle something like this.
00:21:23Thank you for your time.
00:23:26What, are you crazy?
00:23:27This will help you sleep, Mr. Lanyon.
00:23:51I'll be back to check on you in a little while.
00:23:57Do you remember me?
00:24:27I know I'm unforgettable.
00:24:32Don't take it personally.
00:24:41You were just in the wrong place at the wrong time.
00:24:48Let me tell you how it's going to feel.
00:24:50First, there'll be a wave of panic when I turn off the machine measuring your vital signs.
00:24:59Then, when I cut the IV supply, your blood pressure would drop and you might even feel a metallic taste in your mouth.
00:25:06Aren't you surprised that I know all this?
00:25:09Which brings us to the ventilator.
00:25:11Now, when I disabled it, you...
00:25:17Well, it's hard to describe, so why don't I just show you?
00:25:20Oh, no, no.
00:25:21I don't know.
00:25:22I don't know.
00:25:23I don't know.
00:25:24Oh, my God.
00:25:54Oh, my God.
00:26:24Oh, my God.
00:26:54Oh, my God.
00:27:24Yes.
00:27:26Hi.
00:27:28I'm here to see Dr. Tickle.
00:27:30I'm afraid he's not in.
00:27:33Do you happen to know where he is?
00:27:35He's not at work.
00:27:36If you would like to leave your name, I'll be happy to give him a message.
00:27:41Please.
00:27:42Let him know I was here.
00:27:44Concerns a matter he came to see me about yesterday.
00:27:49Tell him I think I can help.
00:27:52Wait.
00:28:00Come in.
00:28:02Come in.
00:28:02Please wait here.
00:28:16Come in.
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00:28:24I don't know.
00:28:54I don't know.
00:29:24What are you doing?
00:29:42Mr. Samson...
00:29:43He said to go away.
00:29:45You'll have to leave.
00:29:46Okay.
00:29:50Sorry.
00:30:16I don't know.
00:30:46I don't know.
00:31:16I don't know.
00:31:46we'll do it your way thank you I would still have to know what happened you wouldn't believe me
00:32:16a Harvard educated physician who saves lives by day and takes them by night
00:32:21how much more difficult to believe could it be
00:32:23may I may I ask you a personal question
00:32:31I prefer to talk about you if you were forced to choose would you call yourself
00:32:37good or evil good I guess yet you've had evil thoughts occasionally acted on them
00:32:45huh aren't we all well you see it's something that I've always been fascinated with ever since I
00:32:53can remember that how on an intrinsic level it seems that we have two distinct selves within us
00:32:59one good and one bad each struggling for control and as a doctor I I wonder could it be the key
00:33:08to understanding the very nature of health and illness well for years it was it was just a
00:33:16private theory one I kept strictly to myself but then a year ago something amazing happened it
00:33:22changed all that as if it were meant to be
00:33:27I was in the Amazon deep in the rainforest treating remote tribes and came across a shaman who worshiped a
00:33:43rare flower he believed it caused the soul to separate allowing the dark self to escape so that
00:33:49the light self could heal it was like nothing I'd ever seen before later I took a blood sample from
00:33:56the shaman and tested it even his genetic makeup had changed I had to find a flower I'd finally
00:34:04succeeded in isolating its psychotropic properties a catalyst to trigger the effect the question was what
00:34:16for months it was all I could think about blinding obsession the more I searched for the answer the
00:34:26more out of reach it seemed then just as I was about to quit
00:34:46to quit
00:34:57to quit
00:35:03to quit
00:35:41I'll hold your hand while they drag the river
00:35:46I'll cuddle you in the undertow
00:35:49I'll keep my hand on your trigger finger
00:35:54I'll take you down where the train tracks go
00:35:58Let's wail away the hours
00:36:03Let's spend an evil night together
00:36:11I'll drink a toast in a torture chamber
00:36:19And you'll go down on a bed of names
00:36:24Edward. Hyde. That's what he calls himself.
00:36:29He even has a name?
00:36:33At first only taking the serum would make him emerge
00:36:36And I could control him and the experiment
00:36:38But then he became more violent, stronger
00:36:43And he began appearing at will
00:36:44How often?
00:36:47Oh, every week or two in the beginning
00:36:50Always at night
00:36:53And then?
00:36:55With increasing frequency
00:36:56The more I try to suppress him
00:36:58Which may have triggered his urge to kill
00:37:00I see
00:37:06You don't believe me?
00:37:14You think I'm making this up?
00:37:17If I'm gonna be your lawyer
00:37:18It doesn't matter what I personally believe
00:37:20I'll prepare a statement of facts
00:37:22Then we'll arrange for you to turn yourself in
00:37:24We'll have you committed for 24 hours
00:37:26Committed?
00:37:29A psychiatric ward
00:37:30I'm afraid something might happen again
00:38:00I'm afraid something might happen again
00:38:01I'm afraid something might happen again
00:38:02I'm afraid something might happen again
00:38:03I'm afraid something might happen again
00:38:04I'm afraid something might happen again
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00:38:06I'm afraid something might happen again
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00:38:09I'm afraid something might happen again
00:38:10I'm afraid something might happen again
00:38:11I'm afraid something might happen
00:38:12I'm afraid something might happen
00:38:13I'm afraid something might happen
00:38:14I'm afraid something might happen
00:38:15I'm afraid something might happen
00:38:16I'm afraid something might happen
00:38:17I'm afraid something might happen
00:38:18I'm afraid something might happen
00:38:19I'm afraid something might happen
00:38:20I'm afraid something might happen
00:38:21I'm afraid something might happen
00:38:22I'm afraid something might happen
00:38:23I'm afraid something might happen
00:38:24I'm afraid something might happen
00:38:25I'm afraid something might happen
00:38:26Yeah, it's just awful about Mr. Lanyon.
00:38:38No idea if and when he'll be back.
00:38:40You said he had a heart attack.
00:38:42About a week ago.
00:38:43Um, that's him right there.
00:38:51Okay, here it is.
00:38:52212 Battery Street, apartment 4F.
00:38:56Um, it says it was leased to Edward Hyde, but it was paid for by Henry Jekyll.
00:39:02Why is that?
00:39:04Sorry, I'm just a temp.
00:39:06I don't suppose you have an extra key to his place?
00:39:11Gosh, I don't know if I can...
00:39:13No, it's okay. I'm Henry Jekyll's attorney.
00:39:17Well, I guess it's okay. I think they keep the keys in the back.
00:39:20How could you have sent him to me?
00:39:28Why? What's he done?
00:39:30You say you know him so well?
00:39:31How well?
00:39:32I've known him for many years.
00:39:34He treated my wife's tumor.
00:39:35What about mental illness?
00:39:38Any history that you know of?
00:39:39As far as I know, no.
00:39:41Drug abuse.
00:39:43Delusions.
00:39:44Abnormal behavior of any kind.
00:39:45Claire.
00:39:48Henry is the most peaceful person I know.
00:39:55Well, then he's covering up for someone.
00:39:58Ever heard of a person named Edward Hyde?
00:40:00Who?
00:40:03Never mind.
00:40:04You're busy.
00:40:05I've, um, I've taken enough of your time.
00:40:07But you are going to help him, aren't you?
00:40:09I don't know.
00:40:11I'm not sure I want to get involved.
00:40:21Did you miss me?
00:40:27I mean, what a way to treat a dear friend.
00:40:33First locks on the door.
00:40:36And then loony bin.
00:40:37Can't be.
00:40:41So ungrateful.
00:40:43To be given the freedom to experience the darkest thrills of the human soul without anyone suspecting.
00:40:52You're not real.
00:40:53Oh, well, you see, you're wrong.
00:40:55You're lucky I still need you around, or you'd have been gone a long time ago.
00:41:10What do you want?
00:41:12What do you want?
00:41:13For you to stop being a baby.
00:41:18Suck it up!
00:41:19Realize that only by accepting me can you finally accept yourself.
00:41:30I'm not you.
00:41:31Oh, no.
00:41:32I'm a good man.
00:41:34Boring.
00:41:34That's why you're here.
00:41:40You're all in my head, testing myself.
00:41:48Just think of all the good times that we had.
00:41:51Do you remember our first kill, that moment of surrender?
00:41:56It was so sweet.
00:42:01I can take control.
00:42:05You can't even tell that lawyer girlfriend of yours what you think you want to do to her because you can't.
00:42:13Stop it!
00:42:16Make me.
00:42:18No more!
00:42:43You can't.
00:42:59Hey!
00:43:00You okay?
00:43:13I don't know.
00:43:43I don't know.
00:44:13I don't know.
00:44:43I don't know.
00:45:13I don't know.
00:45:43I don't know.
00:46:13I don't know.
00:46:43I don't know.
00:46:45I don't know.
00:47:15I don't know.
00:47:45I don't know.
00:48:15I don't know.
00:48:45This could be a coincidence, but a lady on the fourth floor says she saw a woman running
00:48:48from an apartment last night looking scared.
00:48:51Do we have an apartment number?
00:48:52Getting a search warrant as we speak.
00:48:53Hi, you've reached the office, please leave me a message after the tone.
00:49:02I need a favor, Henry, you look terrible, Henry, you look terrible.
00:49:11I, um, I need a favor.
00:49:20I, um, I need a favor.
00:49:21I, um, I need a favor.
00:49:22What happened to you, Henry?
00:49:24You look terrible.
00:49:25I, um, here, um, here, if anything should happen to me, I want you to open it, but only then.
00:49:38Everything that everything that you need to do is inside.
00:49:39Everything that you need to do is inside.
00:49:41What kind of trouble are you in?
00:49:43I need to make sure that it doesn't fall into the wrong hands.
00:49:47Henry.
00:49:48No questions.
00:49:49No questions.
00:49:50No questions.
00:49:51I have no idea what's going on with you.
00:49:54Please.
00:49:55What's going on?
00:49:57You can't just walk in.
00:49:58Please.
00:49:59Please, just promise me.
00:50:03Promise me that you will do this for me.
00:50:08Yeah.
00:50:13Oh, what happened?
00:50:30Mr. Hyde was here again last night, after you left.
00:50:36I left him alone, as you instructed.
00:50:39Well, he's unwell.
00:50:41We shouldn't provoke him.
00:50:46The police called.
00:50:49The police?
00:50:51They had some questions about the apartment that you rent for your cousin.
00:50:56And what did you tell them?
00:50:58Nothing.
00:51:03It's strange that two people from the same family can be so different.
00:51:09I'm sorry.
00:51:10I'm sorry.
00:51:11I'm sorry.
00:51:16you're dying!
00:51:18Ready?
00:51:22I'm sorry.
00:51:24Oh, no.
00:51:33Oh, hell.
00:53:06Even prison won't be enough to stop her.
00:53:09I need the antidote.
00:53:10What?
00:53:11The one I've been working on.
00:53:12I finally figured it out just before the police arrested me.
00:53:15By antidote, you mean...
00:53:17It's in my lab in a syringe.
00:53:18You have to help me get it.
00:53:19It's my only hope.
00:53:21Is it just me you're trying to convince her?
00:53:22Do you have some other plan I don't know about?
00:53:24You still don't believe me?
00:53:25It's getting harder and harder.
00:53:27Changing into another person was not a metaphor.
00:53:30How can you possibly know what it's like to feel someone else inside of you?
00:53:39He disgusts me.
00:53:40He defiles me.
00:53:41Let's start over, okay?
00:53:51Why don't we pretend that you just walked into my office?
00:53:55What?
00:53:56Play guilty.
00:53:57Wave trial.
00:53:57Be sentenced as quickly as possible.
00:53:59I'm gonna honor your request.
00:54:00I'll see you at the playroom tomorrow.
00:54:30So what are we looking for?
00:54:57Right here.
00:54:58This is where Hyde attacked me.
00:55:04Oh my God, Claire.
00:55:07I can only find him.
00:55:08This is enough.
00:55:10Get off this case.
00:55:11I'm not getting off this case.
00:55:12Look, I know I referred him to you.
00:55:15Whatever this is, if anything happens to you...
00:55:17Wait a minute.
00:55:22Maybe we're being watched.
00:55:28Security is tight surrounding the trial.
00:55:32And as you can see behind me, it is absolutely uncertain.
00:55:34And the overall feeling here today is one of relief.
00:55:38Relief that the people here remain shocked that such a distinguished doctor and respected
00:55:42member of the community could have committed such heinous crimes.
00:55:45All rise.
00:55:58Please be seated.
00:56:04Mr. Mendez.
00:56:05Your Honor?
00:56:07Is the defense ready?
00:56:09Yes, Your Honor.
00:56:10Very well.
00:56:11Regarding the defendant's plea...
00:56:13Your Honor, if I may, I'd like to move for a continuance.
00:56:15On what grounds?
00:56:16New evidence which might have a bearing on my client's plea.
00:56:19What are you doing?
00:56:20Object, Your Honor.
00:56:21Anything relevant to this case should have been handed over to us prior to this hearing.
00:56:24I found out about it last night.
00:56:25And I'm supposed to believe that?
00:56:27Regarding this new evidence, Counselor, you'll share it with the district attorney immediately.
00:56:31And be prepared to enter a plea first thing in the morning.
00:56:35Court is adjourned until then.
00:56:37To plead guilty.
00:56:38That's all I want.
00:56:53Well, that's it?
00:56:55That's just a guy in a hood.
00:56:56So what?
00:56:58What if he's actually the one that killed all these people?
00:57:00Oh, for God's sake, Wheaton.
00:57:01Your client signed a full confession.
00:57:03We found blood from three of the victims in his house to say nothing of the DNA evidence
00:57:06linking him to every one of the crime scenes.
00:57:08Come on.
00:57:08Well, there's someone else involved, and his name is Edward Hyde.
00:57:11There's no Edward Hyde.
00:57:13You know it.
00:57:14Look, I know I let you sucker me into this delay,
00:57:16but you're going to have to do way better than this pale Mary you pulled off some grainy Skid Row security cam.
00:57:24Listen.
00:57:26Given the bizarre elements of the case, I think we both know.
00:57:29I can make an insanity defense stick.
00:57:36What do you want?
00:57:37To bring this guy in.
00:57:40Turns out to be nothing.
00:57:41My client will plead guilty across the board.
00:57:44No conditions.
00:57:46Yeah, my word.
00:57:46No conditions.
00:58:02No conditions.
00:58:03Yeah, my word.
00:58:08No.
00:59:38At least let me ask him a few questions.
00:59:40No.
00:59:40I think we pursued this avenue sufficiently.
00:59:43You remember the deal.
00:59:44After you'll excuse me, I have a plea hearing to reschedule.
00:59:47Mm-hmm.
00:59:53Unbelievable.
01:00:08Excuse me.
01:00:15Excuse me.
01:00:16What now?
01:00:17Are you people harassing me enough already?
01:00:19I'm not the police.
01:00:20I'm an attorney.
01:00:21Well, whatever you're selling, I'm not interested.
01:00:23It's about Edward Hyde.
01:00:24So you do know him?
01:00:30Yeah, from a bar, I think.
01:00:33We talk once.
01:00:34That's it.
01:00:35Look, I need to find him.
01:00:37Do you know where he is?
01:00:38Listen, please.
01:00:40Someone's life is at stake.
01:00:43He said the cops were after him.
01:00:45He didn't say why.
01:00:46He said he was going to lay low for a while.
01:00:47You know where he is.
01:00:49Someplace safe.
01:00:50That's all he said.
01:00:51Anyway, I got to go.
01:00:52If he contacts you, or if you remember anything else, call me.
01:00:57I already told you everything.
01:01:00Just in case.
01:01:09So we have a problem.
01:01:11Don't worry, you got your plea.
01:01:14It's your client.
01:01:16Dr. Innocent?
01:01:17Just slit his wrists.
01:01:27Come on.
01:01:39What is it?
01:02:04Yesterday at the police station, he gave me a card.
01:02:09What do you want?
01:02:11Well, you get me out of this place and I'll get you something on what's-his-name.
01:02:17Hyde.
01:02:18Yeah, exactly.
01:02:20I'm listening.
01:02:23It's about his landlord.
01:02:25According to Hyde, dude saw something he wasn't supposed to see.
01:02:30What?
01:02:32No idea.
01:02:33All he said was he didn't have to do much.
01:02:35The guy just, like, keeled over.
01:02:37Like a heart attack?
01:02:38I didn't ask, but, uh, let's just say I wasn't feeling the love.
01:02:43This landlord, um, his name wasn't, uh, Lanyon, was it?
01:02:46How-how should I know?
01:02:48Listen to me.
01:02:49I can get you out of whatever mess you got yourself into, but you're gonna have to
01:02:52help me.
01:02:53We have a deal.
01:02:54Deal.
01:02:55Deal.
01:02:56Deal.
01:03:14Hi.
01:03:15Mrs. Lanyon, Claire Wheaton,
01:03:43I just want to say how sorry I am.
01:03:45Thank you. Did you know my husband?
01:03:48Not very well.
01:03:51It just seems so sudden.
01:03:54Do you mind me asking just what happened?
01:03:59Complications from a heart attack.
01:04:01I heard he had heart problems.
01:04:03I just wonder what set that off.
01:04:07You know, it was very odd.
01:04:10I'd never seen him that way.
01:04:12He was like a pregnant child.
01:04:15What do you mean?
01:04:17Well, just before he slipped into the coma,
01:04:21he said the oddest thing.
01:04:23At first, I thought he was delirious,
01:04:26but he said he could feel eyes boring into him.
01:04:32Cold, hypnotic.
01:04:35Eyes of a man.
01:04:39As he lay there in that alley where they found him,
01:04:43he said he saw a man change into someone else
01:04:48right there in front of him.
01:04:50Pure evil.
01:04:52You are evil.
01:04:57You'll be right now.
01:04:58I was terrible.
01:04:59Why the hate happened.
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01:05:06Hey but should you now give a message,
01:05:07it's just to pay attention to another person
01:05:08if that happens.
01:05:09Ay, Umish, what does he ever say?
01:05:10Hey but you do not have a ticket
01:05:11to the limit and to touch the limit,
01:05:12I mean that he's gonna come up ahead
01:05:13and the evacuation code
01:05:15he's gonna do you?
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01:05:17or an examiner.
01:05:18Oh, my God.
01:05:48Oh, my God.
01:06:18Can we have some privacy, please?
01:06:26I've requested that you be taken off the case.
01:06:33Listen, I made a mistake.
01:06:40Please just give me a second chance, please.
01:06:42I'm begging you.
01:06:44I know that you are telling me the truth.
01:06:45I don't care anymore, and it's better that I get the death sentence.
01:06:49Listen to me.
01:06:50If a killer takes a hostage who he forces to come along with him while committing his crimes, that hostage can't be blamed.
01:06:58Who cares?
01:06:59I care.
01:07:05Regardless of whatever guilt you feel, you're innocent.
01:07:08I did it.
01:07:10It's like you said.
01:07:12He's a different person, body and soul.
01:07:14Well, it's too late.
01:07:16The only way that I can get rid of him is by dying, and I just want to die.
01:07:23The only way that I can get rid of him is by dying, and I just want to die.
01:07:53The only way that I can get rid of him is by dying, and I just want to die.
01:08:23The only way that I can get rid of him is by dying, and I just want to die.
01:08:27Do you remember me?
01:08:29I know I'm unforgettable.
01:08:30Shut up, shut up, shut up.
01:08:32I knew me.
01:08:38Oh.
01:08:40It's you.
01:08:41why
01:08:50why did you do this to me
01:08:53he wanted me
01:08:56don't take me away from him
01:08:59I liked you Clare
01:09:06I liked you
01:09:08very much
01:09:12will you please
01:09:38are you okay
01:09:41I'm
01:09:45okay
01:09:47we've all been waiting for the day when Dr. Jeffers
01:09:54is expected to enter his plea
01:09:56will it be guilty or not guilty
01:09:58you'll be lost in the case
01:10:00thank you
01:10:20how do you feel
01:10:28I feel great
01:10:30did he come back
01:10:33no
01:10:33no he's
01:10:37he's gone
01:10:39can I trust you
01:10:47well I've
01:10:49I've always told you the truth
01:10:52you're gonna have to trust me now
01:10:54will the defendant please rise
01:10:58to each of the six charges of first degree murder
01:11:04how do you plead
01:11:06not guilty your honor
01:11:09order
01:11:11order in the court
01:11:15order
01:11:16insanity defense
01:11:20good luck
01:11:21who said anything about insanity
01:11:23so doctor
01:11:30how would you define
01:11:31dissociative identity disorder
01:11:33it's a condition
01:11:34where a single individual
01:11:36evidences
01:11:36two
01:11:37or more
01:11:38distinct personalities
01:11:39each with its own
01:11:41patterns of perceiving
01:11:42and interacting
01:11:43with the environment
01:11:44now in your own
01:11:45professional experience
01:11:46do patients ever
01:11:48pretend
01:11:49to suffer
01:11:49from this condition
01:11:50yes
01:11:51usually within a legal context
01:11:53as part of an insanity defense
01:11:55one of the problems
01:11:56with diagnosing D.I.D.
01:11:58is that
01:11:58there is no way
01:11:59to objectively prove
01:12:01that the condition exists
01:12:02no objective way
01:12:03of proving it exists
01:12:04so if I get this
01:12:05right doctor
01:12:07then this Mr. Hyde
01:12:08of whom I may not
01:12:09we have absolutely no records
01:12:10not even a social security number
01:12:12he could be
01:12:13a complete and total
01:12:14fabrication
01:12:15of Dr. Jack
01:12:16yes
01:12:17so Mr. Swain
01:12:23how many times
01:12:24did you see
01:12:24Mr. Hyde
01:12:25well
01:12:26we hung out
01:12:27in bars and stuff
01:12:28so you could identify
01:12:29Mr. Hyde
01:12:30if you ever saw him again
01:12:31yeah sure
01:12:32have you ever seen
01:12:33the defendant
01:12:34Dr. Jekyll
01:12:35uh no
01:12:37could he be mistaken
01:12:39for Mr. Hyde
01:12:40yeah it's funny
01:12:43yeah
01:12:44I guess he could
01:12:45but uh
01:12:47there's nothing like
01:12:47the guy I'm talking about
01:12:49you see his eyes once
01:12:52and
01:12:52you're never gonna forget him
01:12:55so this Mr. Hyde
01:12:59he exists
01:13:00yeah he's for real
01:13:01were you under the influence
01:13:04Mr. Swain
01:13:05when you
01:13:05supposedly saw
01:13:07this supposed
01:13:08Mr. Hyde
01:13:08yeah
01:13:09no
01:13:10uh
01:13:11uh maybe
01:13:13yeah
01:13:14yeah
01:13:14no
01:13:15maybe
01:13:16okay
01:13:17thank you so much
01:13:19for your cooperation
01:13:19sometimes
01:13:22very late
01:13:24at night
01:13:24I could hear
01:13:25the voice
01:13:26of this
01:13:27other person
01:13:28yelling
01:13:30and screaming
01:13:31it was terrifying
01:13:34did you ever meet
01:13:36Mr. Hyde
01:13:37yes
01:13:40once
01:13:42just
01:13:44evil
01:13:46person
01:13:47I could see it
01:13:49in his face
01:13:50I
01:13:50knew
01:13:52that he was there
01:13:54to harm
01:13:54my
01:13:55Dr. Jekyll
01:14:00and there was nothing
01:14:04I could do
01:14:05we recovered DNA
01:14:08left on each victim
01:14:09at each of the crime scenes
01:14:10on each of the murder weapons
01:14:12all were found
01:14:13to contain the same genetic markers
01:14:14all matching the defendant
01:14:16all of them
01:14:17and what are the odds
01:14:19Mr. Fowler
01:14:20that
01:14:20that
01:14:21these markers
01:14:22could belong to someone
01:14:23anyone
01:14:23other than the defendant
01:14:25approximately
01:14:26170 million to one
01:14:28really
01:14:29it's what he's devoted to
01:14:32preserving lives
01:14:33not taking them
01:14:34and you know this because
01:14:36he did everything in his power
01:14:38to save my wife
01:14:39she didn't have much hope
01:14:41maybe six months to live
01:14:42then he helped her die
01:14:44with grace and dignity
01:14:45and it was more than just
01:14:48doctor skills
01:14:48it was his compassion
01:14:50she trusted him
01:14:51right to the end
01:14:52Henry Jekyll
01:14:53the Henry Jekyll
01:14:54I know
01:14:55could never
01:14:57do these horrible things
01:14:58well it's dearly offered
01:15:06how bad
01:15:06guilty
01:15:10by reason of insanity
01:15:13in exchange for 20 to life
01:15:14without parole
01:15:15or take your chances
01:15:17with a jury
01:15:17which I can feel I'm losing
01:15:19and risk a death sentence
01:15:21what does Henry say
01:15:24only that he trusts me
01:15:27so what do I do
01:15:32what do your instincts tell you
01:15:36my instincts have been wrong before
01:15:42look whenever you decide
01:15:45don't give up on Henry
01:15:47what do you think
01:16:17I'd like to call my client
01:16:30to the stand
01:16:30Dr. Jekyll
01:16:40why did you confess to crimes
01:16:42you never committed
01:16:43the experiments
01:16:48that I carry out
01:16:49for my research
01:16:50involve ingestion
01:16:53of
01:16:54psychotropic substances
01:16:56they provoke extreme reactions
01:16:58psychological and physical
01:17:00I had a moment of doubt
01:17:02I might have been the one
01:17:03responsible for these
01:17:05heinous crimes
01:17:07so am I to understand
01:17:09that you had a moment
01:17:10of confusion
01:17:12yes
01:17:15Dr. Jekyll
01:17:17do you know Mr. Hyde?
01:17:21yes
01:17:22I
01:17:24I do know Mr. Hyde
01:17:26how would you describe him?
01:17:29to me
01:17:30Mr. Hyde is
01:17:32an enigma
01:17:34I don't know
01:17:38I don't know
01:17:38how he found me
01:17:39or why he ever
01:17:40came to my home
01:17:41I
01:17:41I don't think
01:17:43I'll ever really
01:17:44understand
01:17:44but
01:17:45what I do know
01:17:47is that
01:17:47when I emerged
01:17:49from this
01:17:50very uncomfortable
01:17:52journey
01:17:52I was accused
01:17:55of murders
01:17:55that he seemed
01:17:56to have committed
01:17:57thank you
01:17:58no further questions
01:18:02after all the twists
01:18:09and turns
01:18:09this trial has taken
01:18:11the outcome
01:18:11at this point
01:18:12seems to be
01:18:13quite uncertain
01:18:14we'll have to wait
01:18:14and see whether
01:18:15the defense
01:18:15or the prosecution
01:18:16has any more tricks
01:18:17up their sleeves
01:18:18thank you
01:18:28thank you Claire
01:18:42listen don't take me yet
01:18:49it's uh
01:18:50it's not over
01:18:51oh it doesn't matter
01:18:53I'm free from it
01:18:54it's what I wanted
01:18:56whatever happens now
01:18:57can't change that
01:18:58good
01:18:58guess I'm not finished yet
01:19:12your honor
01:19:15we'd like to recall
01:19:16the state's DNA expert
01:19:17Mr. Fowler
01:19:18Mr. Fowler
01:19:20isn't it true
01:19:21there are sections
01:19:22of human DNA
01:19:23that are unique
01:19:24to each individual
01:19:26they're called
01:19:27polymorphic fragments
01:19:28they vary in shape
01:19:29from person to person
01:19:30so essentially
01:19:31DNA profiling
01:19:32is the process
01:19:33of separating
01:19:34an individual's
01:19:35unique
01:19:36polymorphic fragments
01:19:37from those of all others
01:19:39that's right
01:19:39have you ever heard
01:19:41of one person
01:19:42having two unique
01:19:44sets of such
01:19:45polymorphic fragments
01:19:46by definition
01:19:47that would be impossible
01:19:48why is that
01:19:49because the genetic
01:19:50coding of each person's
01:19:52polymorphic fragments
01:19:53is entirely unique
01:19:54to that person
01:19:55I'm sorry Mr. Fowler
01:20:00in that case
01:20:01why is Henry Jekyll
01:20:03on trial here
01:20:04instead of Edward Hyde
01:20:05objection
01:20:06your honor
01:20:07Jekyll and Hyde
01:20:08are one in the same person
01:20:10well that is false
01:20:11your honor
01:20:11Henry Jekyll
01:20:13and Mr. Hyde
01:20:14are two different persons
01:20:15what about you
01:20:16say that counselor
01:20:16because according
01:20:17to samples
01:20:18taken by the police
01:20:19from Hyde's apartment
01:20:20the DNA of Dr. Jekyll
01:20:22and Mr. Hyde
01:20:22are not the same
01:20:23what
01:20:24this is a fact
01:20:25your team missed
01:20:26Mr. Fowler
01:20:27why was that
01:20:29because he was so
01:20:31convinced that Henry
01:20:32Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
01:20:33were the same person
01:20:34he carelessly
01:20:35failed
01:20:36to compare their DNA
01:20:38only one person
01:20:39fits the exact profile
01:20:41of the killer
01:20:42and that person
01:20:43is Mr. Edward Hyde
01:20:44it's all in your report
01:20:48Mr. Fowler
01:20:49thank you
01:20:50no further questions
01:20:52ladies and gentlemen
01:20:57of the jury
01:20:57you heard the testimonies
01:21:00attesting to Dr. Jekyll's character
01:21:02he is the opposite
01:21:04of a killer
01:21:06he is a healer
01:21:08and a man of vision
01:21:10and a man of compassion
01:21:12the truth is simple
01:21:14convicting him
01:21:16beyond any reasonable doubt
01:21:18would mean
01:21:19disregarding
01:21:20any definition
01:21:20of what constitutes
01:21:22a human being
01:21:22his DNA
01:21:24the DNA found
01:21:27at the seams
01:21:27of these barbaric crimes
01:21:29do not belong
01:21:30to Dr. Jekyll
01:21:31but to another man
01:21:34Dr. Jekyll can be held
01:21:36responsible for these
01:21:37horrendous acts
01:21:37the one and only person
01:21:40guilty
01:21:41is Mr. Edward Hyde
01:21:43ladies and gentlemen
01:21:47the killer is still out there
01:21:50and he's ready to strike again
01:21:53thank you
01:21:58almost three hours now
01:22:00well two hours and 43 minutes
01:22:02to be exact
01:22:02since the jury
01:22:03began its deliberations
01:22:05now given the lateness
01:22:06of the hour
01:22:06it is unlikely
01:22:07that a verdict
01:22:08will be decided
01:22:09until
01:22:09wait
01:22:10we are just getting word
01:22:13now that the jury
01:22:14is back
01:22:14and we will bring you
01:22:15all those details
01:22:16as soon as they are
01:22:17made available
01:22:18will the defendant please rise
01:22:30in the matter of the state
01:22:41versus Henry Jekyll
01:22:42we the jury
01:22:44we the jury
01:22:44find the defendant
01:22:45not guilty
01:22:47honor of the court
01:22:56thank you
01:23:04how does it feel
01:23:21how does it feel
01:23:21strange
01:23:23to get your life back
01:23:25well
01:23:26to know I'm finally myself again
01:23:27I assume you want that envelope
01:23:30I assume you want that envelope back
01:23:30envelope
01:23:31yeah the one you gave me
01:23:33in case
01:23:34oh right
01:23:36well you can throw it away
01:23:38you sure
01:23:38better yet burn it
01:23:39forget he even gave it to you
01:23:40I'm sorry
01:23:42no it's okay really
01:23:43no it's what you said
01:23:45what I said
01:23:45you said he
01:23:48forget he gave it to you
01:23:49did I
01:23:50yeah I meant me
01:23:51who else would I mean
01:23:52oh
01:23:54yeah well
01:23:55Gabe
01:23:56come on
01:23:56you don't think
01:23:57I had to ask
01:23:59well
01:23:59I guess you have every right
01:24:00after all this happened
01:24:01but it's my dearest friend
01:24:03in the whole
01:24:03whole wide world
01:24:04I should know
01:24:05don't you think
01:24:05and
01:24:06and
01:24:09you look hungry
01:24:11and it's on me
01:24:15always
01:24:16always
01:24:16hello
01:24:26hey
01:24:29hi
01:24:31uh
01:24:32what a nice surprise
01:24:33am I catching you at a bad time
01:24:35no
01:24:36just uh
01:24:37another day at the office
01:24:38low pay insane hours
01:24:40I've been meaning to call
01:24:42I
01:24:43I never got a chance to truly thank you
01:24:45well I'm just glad everything worked out
01:24:49so
01:24:51so what have you been doing with yourself
01:24:53are you back at work or
01:24:54oh no
01:24:55no I'm not ready yet
01:24:56uh
01:24:57well I feel ashamed to be a free man
01:25:00you know
01:25:02I guess that'll take some time
01:25:03yeah
01:25:04anyway
01:25:05I should let you go
01:25:06no listen
01:25:07um
01:25:08I have somewhere I have to be but
01:25:11do you want to grab a cup of coffee
01:25:14I guarantee you
01:25:15you will have a bad time
01:25:17I am
01:25:17extremely boring
01:25:18outside of work
01:25:20well I guess we have something in common
01:25:22yeah
01:25:23so I
01:25:25I have to go home after work
01:25:27but if you wanted to meet me there
01:25:29if you don't mind
01:25:29uh no
01:25:30no
01:25:30of course not
01:25:31okay
01:25:32then I will give you my address
01:25:34clear
01:25:35yeah
01:25:37thank you
01:25:40yeah
01:25:44yeah
01:25:56yeah
01:26:00yeah
01:26:04I don't know.
01:26:34I don't know.
01:27:04I don't know.
01:27:34I'm coming.
01:27:38Hello, Claire.
01:28:00Henry.
01:28:02Henry.
01:28:32Henry.
01:29:02Henry.
01:29:04Henry.
01:29:05Henry.
01:29:06Henry.
01:29:07Henry.
01:29:08Henry.
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