BONANZA - A Lei é Billy Burgess (Legendado)

that you are going to put on a skirt. Come Sophos. I would like him to take over the defense of the Burgess boys. What do you say to yourself? Joseph, that boy needs the best lawyer in town. Save your time and your money. Ben. There will be no trial and I can't begin to calculate what Virginia City owes you, but you could be wrong. I must admit that you disappoint me. So I thought you would be the only man who would understand, would understand what happens. You don't risk sending an underage child to the gallows, you just don't take a child who has been beaten and abused since he was a baby and forced to stand trial for something he had no control over or with which It had nothing to do with it, that's beside the point, I think it's Dr.

Andrews, you and I have thought this through very carefully, haven't we? What we're doing is a little unusual, but Matilda has convinced me that he is the most humanitarian, of course, what chance would that boy have in a trial with his reputation? and with how everyone felt about Doc Lyman, now it's a humanitarian view, you just run the boy out of town quietly, that's a very cruel thing to say, Ben Cartwright, no one's going to fool anyone, there will be a closed door hearing tomorrow morning and Judge Rogers will do it. Deliver the child to the warden of the Nevada State Penitentiary.

Now there is a prisoner, but in the warden's custody he will live with the warden until he is older and then, if he is a useful member of society, the judge will set him free, but what is he? How terrible about that, oh it sounds perfectly wonderful, there's only one question, what about the children, innocent, innocent? Then there's a signed confession admitting to three murders, and despite that confession, Parsa, Middle Joe, and I worked day and night trying to prove it's not true, yeah, yeah. The boy is innocent, which is very doubtful that he will have enough time to prove it when he is older.

In the meantime, let's just sweep the whole mess under the rug, Mathilda, how would you like to be that child's age right now and expect to live many years? Under the stigma of murder, I would find it easier to live with him than to be hanged. I wonder. I sure would hate to be Billie Burgess liberated your way. I'm sorry you don't agree with this Ben, there won't be a trial, the closed hearing will be tomorrow morning. I just don't know how Carson City will view this. What does Carson City have to do with this? I'm sending a telegram to the state's attorney in Carson City asking Libby to assign a new judge.

In this case, I don't think she would approve of the way you and mrs. Curtis is handling it Ben, we're old friends, well we can discuss this and have his ruling now judge, it's either a real trial or I send that cable. This confession is of my own free will. Order signed by William Burgess, please, your Honor, this confession is. Ridiculous the boy didn't know what he was signing. Is he trying to say that Sheriff Coffey tricked the boy into signing the confession? No, your honor, no, I'm just saying that I think there may have been other reasons for him to sign it.

Well, he has already confessed everything with the murder of Joaquin Murrieta Sr. Osgood I don't like the implication of him. No sheriff of Virginia City has ever had a better reputation for honesty, and Roy Coffee Your Honor, I move that the boys' full confession be accepted as evidence, so it is decided that he may resign Mr. Burgess, his son, his adopted son, has admitted to three cold-blooded murders on the nights of February 17, April 12, and April 20, now mr. Burgess, did he see the boy on any of these nights, not after dinner, did he never use the place to eat, did he cause trouble, objection, your honor, is it a matter of opinion, strike it from the record?

I don't know the law, your honor, but I know how. bad and when I see object held mr. Burgess the night Randall Diamond's murder occurred, wasn't there a bitter argument between you and Billy with him nearby? There was always an argument that night, he threatened to shoot me, thanks, wasn't he just trying to protect himself? I saw him and I was there, didn't Billy tell you that night that he was leaving forever, that he was going to California and that's not the only reason he was hiding when the sheriff's men found him? That's his excuse. It seems like he's not helping you much, sir.

Cartwright, would you say that Billy Burgess was a model student at Ponderosa School? Oh, he wasn't much different from the rest of the young people. It's a little difficult to talk to a young man like that in a school like him. You mean he was no different from any of the others? The rest, well, he is a little bigger, maybe a little louder, sir. Cartwright, did any of the other students threaten the teacher? No, he heard the threat you recorded to the sheriff, didn't he? Well, please answer the question yes or no, answer the question mr.

Cartwright well yes but that's all. Thank you mr. Cartwright I have no more questions, your honor, I think we forgot something. Knows? Mattie told Mr. Dick Coulter in the Silver Dollar room that he had a big argument, dr. the night before the murder: I was very angry, I told the doctor to stay away or we are going to see him kicked here, he is here, do you want to call him again? Ricardo Major Ricardo, so are you seeing what I told you? Providence should provide us with enough, that's just another little bit. bottle of whiskey - I don't care about whiskey, I want horses so we can get out of here Ben, I just stood up a little lady and her whiskey has always been a bit of that problem, dick, that was the last time you saw Dr.

Lyman. I haven't seen him since the night he pronounced his brilliant judgment on the lucky call. You haven't seen him since. That would have been some kind of miracle band. You see it immediately after my humiliating defeat. And I came back. a bit of a celebration of the horses, they didn't have the same idea, they went back to the livery stable, I guess it's stupid, oh you rent horses cheap, all here since the night of our argument, no choice of mine as you can see. I'm quickly approaching a famine, what do you want to know about Dark Lyman for no reason?

Now we'll have the livery stable send a couple of fresh horses. I haven't sent me some bottles, because I'm going to need them, gentlemen. Has the jury reached a verdict? We have your honor, how do you find out that we find guilty the defendant who comes from all over with picnic baskets? Well, I wanted to be a big man, I guess I am. I never killed the doctor complaining, mr. Cartwright or anyone else, well, I never suspected you of doing it. I thought I would be within an inch of your life and I can still get in.

Ben. I thought it would be you. You have come to ease your conscience, but until I need your help now you need my help, yes, now it's too late. I just finished speaking with Roy Coffee and Judge Rogers. We will send a telegram to the governor asking for a postponement until we get new evidence. What new evidence? The innocent boys. Matilde will find new evidence. I still want to play with that boy's life, don't I? So one thing he could always say about my husband when he sat down to play poker he knew what the odds were.

Can I have permission to use his name to graduate with the governor? I won't do it for you but I will do it for the boy I don't know how much good it will do you thank you I'm sorry for you Ben you're going to have to live with this for a long time I know I won't be able to sleep at night and it wasn't my decision, it was yours, Come in, oh, hello, Ben. I hate to bother Miss Curtis, but I'll have to have that check for the lucky Coulter where he leaves my stage. about 10 minutes oh yeah Walt, sorry, my mind has been on other things.

I'll get it for you, it's $10,000 and here's the bill of sale given to you, ma'am. Curtis, thanks and good luck in California, thank you very much, bye Ben, safe travels, why would the lucky caller sell you for $10,000? I could get 40 or 50 thousand for it, but I don't see that being any of your business. choose I see that part of the sale I'm actually quite capable of handling it the way I see it please is it all signed and legal and notarized by murderers Malusi Travers had a baby in early January a child's life is at stake when it was January 10th I remember because that's my birthday too she was very close to death Murray I've never left her side I'd better send that cable there won't be time for a reply and I'd have to send that cable Oh, Ben did it you're coming to say goodbye, yes, a way of speaking, I suppose so.

Hello, driver, sir. Billy's luggage, could you leave it? Please leave it where the driver is. What do you think you're doing? Ben. Well, I just looked at Coulter's bill of sale. It's a little unusual based on the date of January 10th, it was signed by the notary and one day when he wasn't even present, Merv Travers signed it and put his seal on it, no, no, didn't you see the day you say that He signed it? The mover was taking care of his sick wife. Can. Check it easily, simply, well. I'm going to miss my stage.

Ben Doc Lyman smelled something funny - and he checked you, not that old forged signature code - that's why you killed Doc Lyman, that's ridiculous, bear, Kuji says. the new teacher seems quite capable, yes, it matters, like size and physical strength are taken into account, the checkup, no, Billy, nothing, you're fine, fine, Jess Paul makes you work pretty hard, but I like living there, it's good, thanks for organizing it, mr. Cartwright, hey, he wanted you to ask about yourself, you better get in there before it's too late, that giveaway is over, badass director, you got lucky Ben, you took a great chance and I'd do it all over again, too, I'm sure Yes, you're really not in any discussion?

We both want the same thing: protection for the shaft from horrible adult laws and protection of the rights of that is a big ask. I guess it is. I guess we won't see it. Hmm, maybe one day people will be too smart not to change you.