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this a**hole's
a second-degree charge
is to have someone
back up intent,
and clearly his target,
the waitress --
common-law wife, concubine,
whatever --
you can bet
she'd have a thing or two
to say about premeditation
if she ever actually
pulls through this.
Two shots to the head, you can't
count on it at this point.
What we do have now
is a witness appears
who's tucked in a corner booth
out of the guy's eyeline.
Guy never saw him.
Now, I'll be talking to him.
But what he's laying out
lines up right with
the detective's scenario.
Which is?
Which is the wife
was the only server
on the floor at the time,
stations were empty.
She was refilling Diana's cup
at the counter
when the husband approached
and shot them both.
Diana was killed.
The wife took two shots
to the head.
The guy was caught on
the premises with the gun.
And in seven years,
he could walk.
And that's the difference
between second-degree
and life without parole.
Now, there's something else we
need to discuss at this point.
This may be a capital case,
a death-penalty case.
I need to know your feelings.
Jesus.
JoJo?
Oh, Christ.
I don't kn-- I don't know.
I -- Christ.
Ben?
Absolutely.
Absolutely.
I just want it over.
No, no.
I want him eviscerated.
I want him strung up
and ripped apart.
-- Christ, Ben.
-- What, Josephine?
She asked.
She asked, so I'm telling her.
-- We never had to.
ls it -- Do we really need
to decide this now?
Right?
Excuse me.
lt's ultimately the decision
of the D.A.'s office,
however, your feelings
influence that decision.
I just want you to be aware that
if we decide to go for death,
it may not be so easy to do.
What is the death penalty
here?
Gas.
Sh*t.
Uh, is it --
is it better for us if he --
if he, uh -- if he shot
our daughter first?
Christ, Ben.
I'm afraid that --
that may be hard to prove.
I mean, what kind of a guy
is that who would do that?
He -- He --
He had to kill somebody.
ls he that crazy?
W-Why didn't he just shoot
his wife first?
Why did he have to kill
our daughter?
Because she was there.
We have your numbers.
Feel free to call.
Call me at any time.
What is it?
lt's like we're all waiting
for something to happen.
Good night.
Good night, Joe.
We're okay.
Okay.
Joe?
Say it, Joe.
-- Joe. Joe.
-- What?
I-I need some help.
W-What is it?
The invitations.
We forgot the wedding
invitations.
I didn't call the shop.
They had the master guest list.
The plan was they were gonna
just send them out directly.
Well, d-don't you think --
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