0:01

Soon, I bet. Quiet.

0:06

The court is in session. What do you

0:08

think, honestly? It'll be okay. They're

0:10

not making eye contact. No need to. Either

0:13

way, it's over. As

0:19

the jury reached a verdict. We have,

0:21

Your Honor. Please rise. At

0:24

your leisure. On

0:26

the charge of first-degree murder, we

0:29

the jury find the defendant not

0:31

guilty. Oh, thank God. Please

0:33

remain quiet, Mr. Spacer. On

0:36

the charge of voluntary manslaughter

0:38

under diminished capacity, we the

0:41

jury find the defendant guilty.

0:45

What? Get your client in order of

0:47

diminished capacity? I'm not crazy.

0:50

I told you we should have planned insanity. I'm

0:52

not insane. I don't want

0:55

to extend this more than need be. We've

0:57

spoken in my chambers and have already come

0:59

to an agreement on sentencing should this be

1:01

the verdict. No, you agreed to this. Do

1:04

something, Mr. Spacer. Frankly,

1:07

with your actions over the past few

1:09

years, it's a miracle you even skirted

1:11

prison earlier. You had better thank your

1:13

attorney for even allowing this ruling, as

1:15

I almost threw it out immediately. Voluntary

1:17

manslaughter, even under diminished capacity, is

1:19

a lesser sentence than I feel

1:21

you deserve. But I didn't do

1:23

anything. I'm innocent. You conducted

1:26

an illegal autopsy almost two years ago.

1:28

You defiled a body

1:30

protected by religious sanction. You

1:32

were fired for it with your license revoked.

1:35

Charges should have been filed then. You

1:37

came to our town, terrorized

1:39

coworkers, and killed a man

1:41

with a scalpel, deemed self-defense.

1:44

Charges should have still been filed then. Now,

1:47

countless heinous crimes later, you are

1:50

still skirting by. And I only

1:52

wish someone would have noticed that

1:54

you needed help sooner. Those

1:56

you've killed and those you've hurt would

1:59

have been better. are off without you. Because

2:01

of this, I'm invoking the maximum sentence

2:04

of 10 years with

2:06

mandatory psychiatric therapy. You

2:09

should once again consider yourself lucky.

2:34

Talmor is

2:37

my home.

2:40

My family have worked the land

2:42

for generations. My gran says

2:44

the island does

2:46

not belong to us, but we

2:48

belong to the island. And we

2:51

must be ready for a great

2:54

evil is coming to have

2:56

us collected and death follows

2:59

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