and we know there is something wrong so showing she's been traced to my car can you explain it i don't know anything about it couldn't be some mistake there could be but there isn't it's my business to make sure three thousand dollars is missing see there's nothing else we can do first really nice thing you've ever said to me i guess i know how to treat a girl when i put my mind to it yes i guess you do price to pay for his freedom but i have no alternative but to hold you for trial when it can be admitted to bail i don't know not how much alarmed a four thousand ought to do we can handle that all right doctor you know of course there's a fee of one hundred dollars  i don't know how to how to thank you fo where there's only one way to find out and it's a secret but i'll tell daddy you have great aspirations for the musical success of your daughter yet so is everyone else in the house and isn't it also true that a good musical education would demand the outlay of considerable money i guess you could spend any amount on then you admit you have dr you are the defendant's admission that he had great ambitions for his daughter didn't you then he has done the fact that because of these ambitions the defendant could find very good use for three thousand dollars i  may i ask what you object to dr i have picked to a very capable lawyer manipulating the testimony of the witnesses for the benefit of the julie certainly doesn't prove that roberts to store three thousand dollars because he could use it i could use it i think you could to  if you as a jury by your decision brand bob webster as a thief you will be doing so purely on circumstantial evidence his conviction on such evidence would have itself constitute a crime far greater than the one has the defense produce to contradict nothing whatsoever except the whimsical sentimentality of a character witness who saw the claim is that where bob webster could not have committed this crime thing as not i have to keep an eye on him otherwise you'd throw them out for just one little you know judy seeing you there like that gives me an idea what kind of an  well i was just thinking i was going to ask you something you don't think the other children are saying anything she's been grieving so much for a father that if you say oh she's four time i don't know what would happen to  do something prosecutor as a practical man lawyer he would seem determined to bring in the man who took the money and he let buckle for we know bob didn't take it the only nor the kospi keep we have no proof on up to now there are several other people in that bank that could have taken that money well you went over all that before the trial they were all investigated outside of the exam and on the officers of the bank no one had access to bob's books i got  smell up the whole post office there you are famous 'd like to speak to miss madeline joyce please  know a friend of bill merrill's and i just got into town and part of their mail wanted to call me for i guess he figured i need somebody to show me the time when i was here you see bill and i are all friends and the only sure said i write a nice things woman you are calling everything between us as our state bank connection with bill merrill jr please judy go sit down someplace where you take care of what's between us later hello bill this is roy davis if you're not too busy i'd like to come over and have a little