She Made Them Do It Page #3

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You won't have to speak.

I wish you could

be there.

Jamie Long, let's go.

You just made bail.

Yeah. Can I have a minute

to say goodbye?

I don't think

I can do this.

Listen to me.

You need to think

positive things.

All right?

Like that old song.

Raindrops and roses,

and kitten-whiskers,

And puppy-breath?

You're crazy.

You're gonna be

all right, honey.

This nightmare is gonna

be over really soon,

And I'll bring you

whatever you want-

Books, candy, whatever.

I'll never forget

this, Jamie.

To be sweet, innocent,

likable...

But lurking within her

is a demon

With the ability

to seduce another

To commit

the most atrocious act.

She's like

a female Charles Manson.

This whole trial's

just a farce.

Things that they're

accusing her of doing,

My baby

is not capable of.

If anyone was

manipulating anyone,

It's that boyfriend,

Richard Hull.

He's the one with

the criminal record.

Doesn't matter

what they say about me.

Sarah.

Last night, during

a sweep of Mr. Hull's cell,

They discovered a letter.

A letter from Rick?

A letter to Mr. Hull

from Sarah.

I haven't written

any letters to Rick.

"My dearest Richard,"

"I love you and I miss you so much."

"I wish I could go back"

"and change the events

of that night."

"maybe it was all the pot we smoked,

or the booze, but I just snapped."

"I'm sorry I lied

about not being there."

"Love always, your lady bear."

That is a lie!

I... I didn't write that.

I wasn't there when Rick shot them!

I went for a walk!

This... this is not

my handwriting!

You... You have to

believe me, Mr. Brady.

Rick is lying.

I don't have to believe you,

Sarah, the jury does.

They have already heard

That you bought the murder weapon

And that you helped Mr. Hull

dispose of the bodies.

This letter

is very damaging.

Sarah Pender was found guilty

of two counts of homicide

And sentenced to 50 years

for the murder of Mr. Cataldi,

And 60 years for Ms. Nordman,

Sentences running consecutively

for 110 years.

I'm superintendent Rogers.

You may call me "ma'am"

or "Ms. Rogers."

Yes, ma'am.

Well, Sarah Pender...

You're home.

Life at Rockville is structured.

No one gets special treatment.

We do count twice a day-

8:
50 a.m.,

and at 3:
50 in the p.m.

Unless you're at your job,

in a classroom,

or in the infirmary,

every offender must be

in her cell on her bunk

For count.

Name's Corinne.

You're up top.

Do not step on my bed

getting up or down.

Do not kick me.

We clean on Sunday.

And don't ask

no stupid questions.

Hey! What part of

"do not step on my bed"

Don't you understand?

Want me to come up there

and beat you down

On the first day in?

Hey. I'm Mimi.

But everybody

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