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00:00You
02:00Look, there's Dobie.
02:48Tell them we got it, Roy.
03:05All right, boys.
03:06Now, they're on their way.
03:07Now, don't anybody get over anxious.
03:09These Reno's ain't ordinary robbers.
03:11They got instincts like animals.
03:12Now, the least wrong woman we can lose them.
03:14So wait till they come out of the bank with the money.
03:16Understand?
03:17Out of the bank.
03:18All right, now, you deputies take your position.
03:20The rest of you people take your place as long as the street like we planned.
03:28That's three cents.
03:29The big one's five.
03:30The Reno's are coming.
03:34Too bad Mr. Peterson has to miss this.
03:35I don't think we get the Reno's to wait.
03:37They ready in the bank?
03:38They've got everything set.
03:39Good.
03:44Where are the streets?
03:45The Reno's are coming.
03:46The Reno's?
03:47The Reno's are coming.
04:17They've got a couple of farmers.
04:18You all set?
04:19They're going out of sight and stay down.
04:47Now, wait till they come out of the bank.
04:58This time, we're going to nail them with the goods.
05:17The Reno's are coming in the world.
05:20The pliers.
05:21Let's go.
05:41Go for quiet, Frank.
05:43Yeah.
05:45I don't like it.
05:46It's not natural. There should be more people around.
05:49It's got to be natural. Nobody knew we were coming with us.
05:53It would make it easier to get away.
05:55Frank's right. I don't like it either.
05:58You getting jumped in your old age, John?
06:00Quiet!
06:01What do you say, Frank?
06:03Keep going.
06:19We put in too much time to pass it up.
06:24Well, now Frank might as well go through with it, huh?
06:28What do you say, Frank?
06:33We'll take it.
06:37We'll take it.
07:01Let that trap!
07:02You fool!
07:07Come on!
07:08He can't leave now!
07:09How bad is he hit?
07:10He's dead.
07:11Come on, Chad!
07:12Come on, Chad!
07:32Come on!
07:33Come on, Mr. Verseberry.
07:34He was working on myself.
07:36That's for a city.
07:37Get away!
07:37Come on!
07:39Try to escape the city!
07:41Come on, Chad!
07:44That's gone.
07:45Let's go!
07:46Here is what it's going to happen.
07:50We'll see you here.
07:51I saw the地方 one.
07:52And we'll see you!
07:53Next door opens again...
07:54Do you want to return?
07:55Would you like him?
07:56Let's pins the logros disappear.
07:57Now he's over here.
07:58Come on!
08:00All right, let's ride!
08:30All right, let's ride!
09:00We couldn't arrest him over there even if we caught him, Jackson County.
09:15The Reno's run it from top to bottom.
09:17Well, we got one of them anyway.
09:19Yeah.
09:20Let's head back.
09:30Let's go.
10:00Let's go.
10:17Is that going to help?
10:19Is that going to bring Bill back to life?
10:22Take it easy, sis.
10:24How?
10:25Not knowing when you go out that door if you're ever coming back?
10:28This time it was Bill.
10:30And the next time, somebody else.
10:33That's the way it is, Laura.
10:37It doesn't have to be.
10:38You could leave the state.
10:40You could go somewhere where nobody ever heard of the Reno's.
10:43Where would that be?
10:44Any...
10:48It was my fault, honey. I smelled it.
10:50I smelled it!
10:52Ain't no use carrying on about it now.
10:54The important thing is, how did they know we was coming?
10:57Yeah, how did they know?
10:59And so far ahead.
11:03Maybe somebody recognized you last week when you were sizing up the job.
11:06Maybe.
11:09But how did they know when we was coming?
11:27Maybe.
11:35Is it our dear brother?
11:37Yes.
11:46So it's finally happened.
11:48Areno got killed.
11:51Clint, we want no preaching.
11:52Take it easy, Sam.
11:53Take it easy, Sam.
11:55The baby of the family dying in the streets
11:57and his big, brave brothers running away.
12:00Not even animals would do a thing like that.
12:02Dead in the streets, not died.
12:05As if that made any difference.
12:07That's enough of that kind of talk, Clint.
12:10We sent for you, Clint,
12:11because we want you to go to North Vernon
12:13and get Bill's body.
12:15They'll let you have it.
12:17You mean they won't arrest me?
12:20There ain't no that's honest.
12:21That's quite a distinction in this community.
12:23An honest Reno?
12:24We rode into an ambush.
12:27Somebody told them we was coming.
12:29That shouldn't surprise you.
12:31The Renos are worth a lot of money.
12:33Dead.
12:35You knowed we was gone.
12:37You accused me of being despised.
12:40I'll kill you.
12:43Wouldn't put it past you,
12:44you mealy-mouthed, Sam Singer.
12:46He was right fond of Bill, Clint.
12:48So was I.
12:49I tried hard enough to keep him from pitching in with you.
12:52And you.
12:53As long as you live.
12:55Don't you ever accuse me of being an informer again.
12:58You got plans?
12:59Keep them to yourself.
13:00I don't want to know about him.
13:01Not even accidentally.
13:02He won't.
13:04You're notorious outlaws.
13:06The law will get you sooner or later.
13:08And they'll get you any way they can.
13:09In the back, ambush, while you're sleeping.
13:11They'll get you.
13:13Bill's death was only the beginning.
13:14Can't you see that, Laurie?
13:24Can't you see it?
13:25I'm not doing anything.
13:27You're harboring them.
13:28What do you expect me to do?
13:30Paul would never have left you the house
13:31if he'd known how you were going to use it.
13:33I can't turn my own brothers out.
13:35How far does loyalty go?
13:37They're not only destroying themselves,
13:39they're destroying you too.
13:40Leave her alone, Clint.
13:42Peterson won't leave her alone.
13:44He won't leave any of you alone.
13:46We can handle anything that Peterson throws our way.
13:48Like you did today?
14:01All right.
14:03I'll go to North Vernon and get Bill.
14:06We'll bury him beside Ma and Pa.
14:10Perhaps their souls will be a little less troubled now.
14:18Three of a kind.
14:33Such gall.
14:34Such unmitigated gall.
14:35Those kind would never be elected
14:49if the womenfolk could vote.
14:51Yes, we'll get the vote one day.
15:01Nobody to blame but ourselves.
15:03We voted them in.
15:04Well, why don't we do something about it?
15:06Have you forgotten?
15:07Edelbach tried.
15:08Look what happened to him.
15:10We best let Peterson take care of the Reno brothers.
15:19It was waiting for us.
15:21Loaded up and waiting.
15:23Somebody told him he was coming.
15:25Maybe Peterson's got a man planted in town.
15:27Who knows you was going to North Vernon?
15:30You three.
15:31Now, hold on, Frank.
15:32He's not accusing us, Judge.
15:33He knows we wouldn't kill the golden geese.
15:36Did Clint know he was going?
15:37It wasn't Clint.
15:39He ain't one of us,
15:40but he wouldn't have no part of setting up an ambush.
15:42Maybe it was sin.
15:45He's got to talkies when he's drinking.
15:47Yeah, and he does most of his drinking at Murphy's place.
15:49Yeah, and he's bragging.
15:50And Murphy's the only new man to come to town in years.
15:53You suppose Murphy's a Peterson man?
15:55Give me a beer, Murphy.
16:15Give me a beer, Murphy.
16:29Hello, Sim.
16:32Doing a little drinking, eh?
16:33Yeah, gonna go a lot more.
16:36Shot him in the back.
16:39Just shot him in the back.
16:40Yeah, I heard about Bill.
16:47What happened over in North Vernon?
16:50I made a mistake.
16:53I shot too fast, woke up the town, and...
16:57they got Bill, shot him in the back.
17:01All my fault.
17:03Clumsy.
17:04All my fault.
17:05Well, I don't think Bill would have felt that way.
17:12He always thought you were the best.
17:15I was the best till I made that mistake.
17:21I let Bill down.
17:25Now he's dead.
17:28He's dead.
17:30Yeah, well, I'll have to go sooner or later.
17:35Come Saturday, we're going back to North Vernon and blast the dental out.
17:50We'll get even for Bill.
17:53And this time, we'll get the money.
17:58We'll get the money this time.
18:05Come on.
18:21Murphy!
18:22What happened?
18:22He closed the saloon about 10.
18:24I followed him home.
18:25Through the window, I saw him write a note first.
18:27Then he went out to the barn, settled the horse, and left.
18:29Where'd he go?
18:30Up the Glendale Road.
18:31Couldn't follow without him knowing it.
18:33How long ago was that?
18:3430, 40 minutes.
18:35But where's he mail his note?
18:37He'd already hiked it someplace for another Peterson man to pick up.
18:39A stinking spy.
18:41We'll find out about that soon enough.
18:42You reckon he'll be home by now?
18:44We'll wait.
18:45We've got time.
18:46Tell Dobie to get the horse.
18:47Dobie, have them ready to mount.
19:17Let's go.
19:38Frank.
19:39Where you been, Murphy?
19:41Riding.
19:421 o'clock in the morning.
19:44Is there some rule about when a man go riding?
19:46You stinkin' spy.
19:48Spy?
19:49What are you talking about, Sam?
19:50You're a Peterson man.
19:51Peterson man?
19:52You're crazy.
19:53Don't lie to us, Murphy.
19:57You know me, boys.
19:58You've known me for a long time.
20:00Yeah.
20:01We know you tipped off Peterson, and we were going to raid the bank in North Vernon.
20:05Why would I do that?
20:06Because you're getting paid for it.
20:08You just delivered a letter saying we were going to hit North Vernon again.
20:12Didn't you, Murphy?
20:14I don't know where you got such an idea.
20:17We baited you, Murphy.
20:19Semi just played like he was getting drunk and giving away secrets.
20:22We know that'd flush out.
20:24And Courtright saw you write the letter.
20:27Courtright's lying.
20:29Get a rope.
20:36You kill me, Frank.
20:38You kill me.
20:39Somebody else.
20:40We'll handle him, too.
20:41We'll handle him, too.
20:44Tie him up to the stall, then.
20:54John?
20:55Get that horse out of there.
20:56Maybe we ought to let him come, too, so he'll know what's happening, huh?
21:09Ain't got time.
21:15There's another letter for Peterson.
21:26whispered.
21:28No.
21:33Any questions?
21:34No.
21:35No.
21:36I can't.
21:37We'll do it.
21:38No.
21:39No.
21:40I can see the other letter as well.
21:41Yes.
21:42I do.
21:43No.
21:44No.
21:46My good luck.
21:47No.
21:48No.
21:49No.
21:50No.
21:51Monk Claxton's here, Dad.
22:01Oh, good. Have him come in.
22:03Come on in, Monk.
22:04Thank you, Bill.
22:06Hello, Mr. Peterson.
22:07Glad to see you, Monk.
22:08Sit down.
22:09Thank you, sir.
22:10How are things in Denver?
22:11Couldn't be better, Bill.
22:12Did you read about Murphy?
22:14Yes, sir, I did.
22:16That's what happens when something goes wrong.
22:18They're shrewd, those Renos, and vicious.
22:21Control a whole county in southern Indiana.
22:22Judge, prosecutor, constable, all on their side.
22:26Renos had him elected.
22:28I still wonder how a thing like that could happen.
22:30Well, people who've had freedom as long as we have sometimes take it for granted.
22:35Come election day, they're lazy.
22:37Or callous.
22:38Same thing.
22:39However, it's done.
22:40Our job is to get it under.
22:42Yes, sir.
22:43How do we go about it?
22:46You're a married man, Monk.
22:48Yes, sir.
22:50My wife knows the line of work I'm in.
22:52I don't want you to jump into this thing.
22:54I didn't know exactly what you had in mind but to bring me all the way from Denver.
22:58The way I figure it, this is sort of a promotion.
23:00Well, don't let your vanity get in the way.
23:02You're better judgment, Monk.
23:03I'm a working man, Bill, with a job to do.
23:05If I didn't like my work, I'd have gotten out of it long ago.
23:08In the war, we called it calculated risk.
23:10Yeah, we did.
23:13I've got a new man I want you to work with, Monk.
23:17I'm figuring this is a time to break into Greenhorn.
23:20All new to us, that is.
23:21He's had some experience along this line.
23:23Maybe not experienced with this kind of violence, but I think he's the kind of a man that can handle himself in rough going.
23:30Name is James Barlow.
23:33Barlow.
23:34Well, I see you remember him.
23:36It's the same James Barlow I'm thinking of.
23:38I do remember him.
23:39He is.
23:40He was an employee of the Southern States.
23:42Which we found out after the war.
23:45Mr. Greeley said that he was worth a whole army.
23:48It's the only thing that Mr. Greeley ever said that Mr. Lincoln agreed with.
23:52I still wonder how he got hold of so many secrets.
23:55Certain general's wives found him very charming.
23:58Irresistible is the word, Dad.
24:00As a matter of fact, I recall.
24:02Well, I wasn't the only one that invited him to dinner.
24:05Secretary Stanton had him, too.
24:07Immodest as it may sound, man could fool Stanton and me could fool the Reno boys.
24:14That sounds mighty reasonable, sir.
24:16You ought to trust him implicitly.
24:17Let him run the whole show.
24:19How does he plan to get in with the Reno brothers?
24:21He doesn't.
24:24He plans to let them get in with him.
24:28Let him run the whole show.
24:29.
24:56In making out your report to the sheriff on this robbery,
24:59my description is as follows.
25:02Six feet three, 195 pounds, hazel eyes and brown hair.
25:07Six feet three, 195 pounds, hazel eyes and brown hair.
25:11We're just hitting the grade, it'll be about half a minute.
25:28Good, pull the cord.
25:30Now you want me to dump the box, but you give me the signal.
25:34That's right, Joe, take a few shots at you.
25:37Remember, I took your gun, but you had another one hidden.
25:39First, I take some shots at you.
25:41When the train stops, I give the alarm.
25:43Right, open the door.
26:09Right on schedule, Jim.
26:16Right on schedule, Jim.
26:39I'll come back.
26:41Yeah, I'll come back.
26:42Yeah.
26:43Yeah.
26:44See what?
26:45I'll stop.
26:46You got it.
26:47It's a trick.
26:48Okay.
26:49Yeah.
26:50Yeah.
26:51Yeah.
26:52Oh, come on.
26:53Oh, come on.
26:54We have to go.
26:55Oh, come on.
26:56Oh, come on.
26:58Good morning.
27:13Good morning.
27:14Hey, ain't that old man U-Holtz, Rigg?
27:17Yes, he's my uncle.
27:19I'd like a side of salt meat, ten pounds of sugar, five pounds of coffee, some bacon
27:24soda and a bathtub.
27:25All right, mister.
27:26Good morning.
27:28Good morning.
27:29I take it you're Jim Barlow, no U-Holtz nephew.
27:32That's right.
27:33Said a couple of days ago he was expecting you, staying at the farm?
27:36Mm-hmm.
27:37Here, you're a painter.
27:39Yes, I am.
27:40What do you paint?
27:43Oh, uh, things, uh, people.
27:46Like El Greco, Rembrandt, Van Dyke.
27:49Uh, not quite.
27:51Oh, uh, this is Mr. Claxton.
27:53How do you do?
27:54Nice to meet you.
27:55You a painter too?
27:56Mr. Barlow.
27:57You're not fully recovered from the war.
27:59Oh.
28:00Morning, Miss Laura.
28:03Good morning, Mr. Fisher.
28:06Uh, is my order ready?
28:09Yes, just finished it.
28:11Oh, uh, Miss Reno, this is Mr. Barlow.
28:18How do you do, Mr. Barlow?
28:20It's a pleasure, Miss Reno.
28:22Noah U-Holtz nephew.
28:23He's a painter.
28:24Oh.
28:25Will that be all, sir?
28:26Excuse me, please.
28:28Uh, three dollars and, uh, twenty cents.
28:45Mr. Fisher, can you change this?
28:48Mr. Barlow, don't you got anything smaller?
28:53Sorry, I haven't.
28:54Hmm.
28:55Take all my change.
28:57Hey, officer.
28:58Thank you very much.
28:59And come again.
29:00I'll do that.
29:01I'll be around for some time.
29:02There you are, Miss Laura.
29:03May I help?
29:04Oh, don't bother.
29:05Quite the contrast.
29:06Well, thank you.
29:37Thank you very much.
29:47I hope to see you again, Miss Laura.
29:50Thank you very much.
30:03I hope to see you again, Miss Laura.
30:06Come on, Miss Laura. May I call on you some time?
30:11I'm afraid not, Mr. Barlow.
30:14Who are you, mister?
30:16That's none of your business, Pete.
30:18Better be on your way, you.
30:20I beg your pardon.
30:22You heard him. On your way.
30:25My friends, you have very good manners.
30:36Monk, take his gun belt.
30:46Sorry, Miss Laura.
30:53Still up to your old tricks, huh?
30:56$30,000, Frank, that's a heap of money.
30:59Are you out of your mind?
31:00I told you, we didn't do this train robbery.
31:02The robber wore a mask, had hazel eyes and sandy hair,
31:07was around 35 years old, 6 feet 3 inches,
31:09weight 195 pounds.
31:12The description fits you, John.
31:14Careful, Adam Moore.
31:16It's a lot of other people, too.
31:19$30,000, the judge would be mighty pleased
31:22to share a heap of money like that.
31:23We didn't do it.
31:25But I wish we had.
31:29Don't argue with him, sir.
31:30You're in no position to get up any.
31:32Listen!
31:33You've got your full portion of every job we've ever pulled,
31:35and you'll go right on getting it.
31:37So don't come around here accusing us of holding out on you.
31:39All right, Frank.
31:41But as prosecuting attorney of this county, I warn you!
31:43You sure was rough on them.
31:59It would be rough or not to accuse us any more.
32:02Sit around doing nothing while we take all the chances.
32:04Well, aces in the hole, you've got to pay for aces in the hole.
32:06$30,000 is a heap of money.
32:09Now, who would have thought of holding up a train?
32:11Seems like a business worth considering.
32:23What was the matter with them?
32:24Oh, money crazy as usual.
32:25They're accusing John of holding up the train.
32:27Yeah, but Frank shut them up real proper.
32:29You think it's smart to make them mad?
32:31They better worry about making me mad.
32:33They're not making me mad.
32:56How'd it go?
32:58Fine, Oz. You set it up well.
32:59Good.
33:00Buy some extra shooting iron?
33:03No, we met a young lady.
33:04Two gentlemen objected.
33:06Turned out to be a couple of fellas named Lee and Pete.
33:08They're a couple of the Reno gang.
33:10The family?
33:11No, just henchmen.
33:13Well, you certainly started about rolling all night.
33:16You sure did.
33:17That's the object.
33:19But the description does fit John Reno.
33:21John Reno didn't do it.
33:22He never does anything by himself.
33:24Frank does all the thinking.
33:25Frank didn't do it either.
33:27Mine don't run that way.
33:29You're too suspicious.
33:31We've got a right to be suspicious.
33:32Our share keeps getting smaller and smaller.
33:34First thing you know, they'll heal us out completely.
33:37How can they?
33:38We'll be re-elected next month for two more years?
33:41They know which side they're breast buttered on.
33:43You think we can get away with this for two more years?
33:46Our collusion with the Reno brothers is one of the worst kept secrets in history.
33:50Collusion, conspiracy, malfeasance.
33:52Ugly words, Your Honor.
33:54But true.
33:55We've got to be realistic.
33:57A bank job at North Vernon sure would've helped.
34:00Don't hate crying about that.
34:01We'll make it up on that Davies County job.
34:03How much are your tax collections, Ron?
34:05Might amount to $20,000.
34:07This time we'll protect ourselves.
34:09We'll send Jason a portrait with him.
34:10They ain't had no experience in that kind of thing.
34:12Experience doesn't matter.
34:13When the money's pounded, I want somebody there we can trust.
34:17You'll ever find anybody you can trust?
34:20You trust.
34:27Those from Pomeroy's bank.
34:29Just come across one of them $100 bills for the train robbery.
34:32The serial number's checked.
34:33Where'd you get it?
34:35It's Wade Fisher's department.
34:37You reckon one of Reno's spent it?
34:39I sure gotta find out who's spent it.
34:43Sure, I remember it.
34:45First $100 bill I've seen in years.
34:47And all you Hawks nephews spent it.
34:48The one that tangled with Pete McCartney and Lee Harney?
34:50That's right.
34:51Name's Barlow.
34:52He's a painter.
34:53New fella.
34:54You have to be new to tangle with those two.
34:56Had a whole handful of $100 bills.
35:00Something wrong?
35:01I don't know.
35:02Just check here.
35:10Did you hear that?
35:11A whole handful of $100 bills?
35:12Something else, too.
35:13He fits the description of the hold-up man.
35:16I'd say he has some explaining to do.
35:19The fella'd better get at it.
35:25I'm getting sick and tired of you snarling at me.
35:28Well, then behave yourself.
35:30You know how I feel about you taking up with strangers?
35:33I didn't take up with him.
35:34He helped me into the buggy with my packages.
35:36Well, the boy said you and him was getting mighty friendly.
35:41Now you understand one thing.
35:43This is my house.
35:44You want to go on using it, you better be careful.
35:46You better be careful.
35:55All right.
35:56Let's get back to the Davies County job.
35:58This time we're not all going in at once.
36:00We're winning three locks.
36:01What is it?
36:02Somebody I've never seen before.
36:11What is it?
36:12What is it?
36:13Somebody I've never seen before.
36:31Thank you to bring these back.
36:32I guess those two have cooled off enough to be trusted with them.
36:35Besides, it gives me a chance to see you again.
36:37Hold it.
36:45Get inside.
36:47Don't order me around, Frank.
36:51What do you want?
36:53Oh, why nothing?
36:54I'm just returning some equipment that belongs to friends of Miss Laura's.
36:57Some pistols.
36:58Drop them.
37:04Now back away.
37:07Who's he?
37:09I'm her brother.
37:11Well, mister, I must say, you don't act very neighborly.
37:14Got no cause to be neighborly.
37:16Get off of the property and stay off.
37:18Didn't come to see you.
37:19Came to see Miss Laura.
37:22You heard me.
37:24Stop it, Frank.
37:26Stop it.
37:27It's all right, Miss Laura.
37:28Needn't be trouble.
37:29I'll see you someplace else.
37:32When you're coming in town again.
37:34She ain't.
37:36In the morning.
37:39See you then.
37:40You may think you're spritin' me, but let me tell you something.
37:46Anything goes wrong, you've got just as much to lose as the rest of us.
37:49Get that through your pretty little head, will ya?
37:50Get one thing through your head, too.
37:51I'm not a child.
37:52And I won't be treated like one any longer.
37:53I won't be treated like one any longer.
37:54I won't be treated like one.
37:55I won't be treated like one any longer.
37:59If anything goes wrong, you've got just as much to lose as the rest of us.
38:02Get that through your pretty little head, will you?
38:07Get one thing through your head, too.
38:11I'm not a child.
38:12And I won't be treated like one any longer.
38:29I'm not a child.
38:34I'll be treated like this.
38:36So...
38:37I will be treated like a child.
38:40If you see the three turns out, I turn the losing.
38:46Can you please do the big things?
38:48All right.
38:49I want you to get back.
38:51I want you to show up.
38:54I want you to be treated like a father.
38:57I hear mice.
39:21Put your hands up.
39:23What's going on here?
39:24You two.
39:25Who are you?
39:26The law.
39:26Anybody else inside that house come out with your hands up.
39:28I'll sue this county for every diamond's got.
39:30Maybe not.
39:31Mind telling us what the charge is?
39:33Suspicion.
39:33Or worse.
39:34Suspicion of what?
39:35Train robbery.
39:36Train robbery?
39:37Why, you're a bigger fool than I thought.
39:39All right, boys, take them into town.
39:43Well, you can't do this, I tell you.
39:44Most disgraceful thing I ever heard of.
39:46Who do you fellas think you are, anyway?
39:48The law of that fool.
39:49Take them in.
39:56Six nice, clean, crisp, hundred-dollar notes.
39:59Shall we, uh, just forget the judge and split this between us?
40:03Why?
40:05Why, uh, why not?
40:09Let's have a look at himself.
40:10We were coming to Seymour from Robeson, Illinois.
40:14We saw the crowd around the money box.
40:16We went down there.
40:17There had been a train robbery.
40:19We found the money.
40:19I guess the robbers dropped it.
40:21But three hours I've been telling you that.
40:22We don't believe it.
40:24I can't help it.
40:24Sit down.
40:27I have a drink of water.
40:28No.
40:29The money matches.
40:30The description matches.
40:31Your arrival here matches.
40:32Everything matches.
40:33No incidents.
40:34Where's the money?
40:35You took it.
40:36I mean the rest of it.
40:37The other $29,000.
40:38Oh, what's the use?
40:39You won't believe me.
40:40Any news?
40:41We won't talk.
40:42How about him?
40:43Nothing.
40:45All right, on your feet.
40:47Come on.
40:50Come on.
40:52Where's the money?
41:13Latimer was asking him questions.
41:14And all of a sudden, Barlow said, get the judge.
41:16And Latimer got excited.
41:18He kept saying he was the prosecutor's attorney.
41:20And if Barlow had anything to say, he'd get the judge.
41:22He was the one to say it to me.
41:23Naturally, I'm the one to talk to you.
41:26Latimer's trying to hug everything.
41:40He wants to talk to you.
41:42So, here.
41:43Go ahead and talk.
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