117: Some Kind of Consequence

The Way I Heard It with Mike Rowe

History, Society & Culture

4.9 • 40.8K Ratings

🗓️ 20 November 2018

⏱️ 8 minutes

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Summary

It wasn't exactly the trial of the century, but nearly everyone agreed - something had to be done.

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0:37.9	Kyle Dawson, Frank McBride, had been viciously attacked in public.
0:42.3	Now, just three months after the assault,
0:45.0	they sat quietly in a Los Angeles court room hoping for justice.
0:49.2	And based on the two-minute video their attorney just played for the court,
0:53.4	they were about to get some.
0:55.3	As you can plainly see, ladies and gentlemen, the defendant is guilty.
0:59.4	The witnesses are numerous and my clients were clearly targeted.
1:03.8	The video leaves no doubt.
1:06.6	The video was in fact a devastating piece of evidence,
1:10.4	and the attorney couldn't help but smile at all the nodding heads in the court room,
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