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00:00And you're the packing room manager at Johnson's, Mr. Wormsley.

00:07That's what they call me now, but it used to be just foreman.

00:09How long have you been foreman and manager?

00:12Oh, nearly 15 years.

00:14So, you know your women employees pretty well.

00:17Well, let's say I work with them eight hours a day.

00:18But do you know them well?

00:20Oh, better than their husband did, I say.

00:22That's rather ambiguous, Mr. Wormsley.

00:24It could be a mistake...

00:25I know what ambiguous means.

00:27I'm sorry.

00:27I meant to know their ways. I just know them.

00:30What kind of women are they, generally?

00:33Well, they're no better or no worse than any others.

00:35They're hard workers, as long as you keep your eye on them.

00:37I would say they're a happy lot.

00:39Though sometimes you wonder why some of them are.

00:40What are their problems at home with their husbands, especially with their kids?

00:44But they do anybody a good favour.

00:46They give you their last shilling.

00:47I'm speaking in a general way, but of course there are exceptions.

00:51There's a bad happen in every battle.

00:53What about Mrs. Benson and Mrs. Bullen?

00:55Do they fit your general description?

00:57I would say they did, especially Rhoda.

01:00Did you see any of the incidents on July 20th?

01:03No, I was at a production meeting. I thought it was best I was out of the way.

01:06Well, did Mr. Moster never complain to you about his treatment at the party?

01:09Not a word.

01:10Did you see him that afternoon?

01:11Yes, I saw him in the toilets.

01:13Well, did he say anything about what had gone on?

01:15Not a word.

01:15Were you surprised when you eventually heard his allegations against these three women?

01:19I was surprised that he'd made them.

01:21That's rather ambiguous again, Mr. Warmsey.

01:24I meant I was surprised that David had objected to...

01:26I swear I'd objected to, knowing him.

01:28Thank you, Mr. Warmsey.

01:29You're not in fact saying, then, that these ladies were not capable of doing what's alleged, Mr. Warmsey?

01:36Really, my lad, the witness has not said anything of the sort.

01:39No, I rather think you made the question admissible by your own examination, Mrs. Forrest.

01:44Would your lordship please us?

01:45Thank you, Mr. Warmsey.

02:14Oh, by the way, is, uh, is Mrs. Miller feeling all right?

02:19She said...

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