I mean, I felt for the family, because there's nothingworse than thinking, "I've been...
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I mean, I felt for the family, because there's nothing
worse than thinking, "I've been through all this,
and the guy's not convicted, "I've been through all this,
and the guy's not convicted, "but the police
believe it's him." You know, very few people
understand the judicial process, and they don't understand how a
judge midway through a trial can say, and they don't understand how a
judge midway through a trial can say, "members of the jury,
I want you to discount "what you've heard
about the Ann lock inquiry, "what you've heard
about the Ann lock inquiry, "you know, because there isn't
sufficient evidence in my view."
worse than thinking, "I've been through all this,
and the guy's not convicted, "I've been through all this,
and the guy's not convicted, "but the police
believe it's him." You know, very few people
understand the judicial process, and they don't understand how a
judge midway through a trial can say, and they don't understand how a
judge midway through a trial can say, "members of the jury,
I want you to discount "what you've heard
about the Ann lock inquiry, "what you've heard
about the Ann lock inquiry, "you know, because there isn't
sufficient evidence in my view."
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I mean, I felt for the family,
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because there's nothing
worse than thinking,
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"I've been through all this,
and the guy's not convicted,
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"I've been through all this,
and the guy's not convicted,
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"but the police
believe it's him."
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You know, very few people
understand the judicial process,
00:00:15.002 --> 00:00:16.999
and they don't understand how a
judge midway through a trial can say,
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and they don't understand how a
judge midway through a trial can say,
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"members of the jury,
I want you to discount
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"what you've heard
about the Ann lock inquiry,
00:00:22.076 --> 00:00:24.336
"what you've heard
about the Ann lock inquiry,
00:00:24.036 --> 00:00:27.999
"you know, because there isn't
sufficient evidence in my view."
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Movie Summary
The Real Prime Suspect is a case of life imitating art imitating life. Former Met detective Jackie Malton - the real-life inspiration for DCI Jane Tennison from Prime Suspect - retraces notorious murder cases from the UK and US.
