she seemed all worked up about the diamond river group. one of the defendants and the victim both worked for the same company. what's her angle? she'll say nick howell's a victim, too. and pope's death is collateral damage from private armies fighting in an undermanned, unpopular war. a run at jury nullification melnick's got a press conference scheduled today at 3:00. the beginning of her campaign to work the media and the jury pool. blue city, blue state. could have some traction. well, let's don't go paws up because some self-serving defense lawyer wants to hop on a soapbox. (mccoy) you just couldn't lay off this one, could you, danielle? how could i, jack? they've outsourced an ill-advised, mismanaged war. and now it's spilled over into new york city. we are looking at a much smaller picture. e howell family has been through a lot. we're prepared to offer mr. howell some consideration. really? becoming a softy in your old age, jack? i could be convinced that he wasn't fully aware of mr. boatman's intentions. you want his testimony. tha

to avenge his dead friends at the diamond river group. so he's here less than one day and comes up with a c c and a gun? he must have had some help. who? (green) we got nothing on the secury video. we got a vague description of a single suspect driving a red car with one headlight. t.s.a. did find a business card in boatman's luggage. it's some lawyer in midtown. that's our next stop. well, where's boatman? they're holding onto him pending a background check. so you called in another favor, fontana? look, if we cut him loose, he'll be on a plane all this stuff is starting to add up. 24 hours. i had no idea boatman was in town. (fontana) you didn't see him while he was here? no. what would he be doing with your business card? come on, guys. mrs. rosen, what kind of work do you do here at this firm? civilitigation. personal injury. industrial accidents. the only accident we heard boatman was involved in happened in iraq. do you know a man named jeffrey pope? he was found murdered a few nights ago. you're serious? oh, we're very serious. i c

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