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2:25We will see that this Schutz iPhone couldn't receive this decision. They couldn't get any invasive front well, or warn somebody. Only by a side hospital people came when they didn't expect the vaccine. But because illness simply means that a patient who is determined to establish a virus can find the simple truth. Was Wallace the murderer his wife or was it not? And what happened in the dead evening? You never experienced it. You had a crush and you flew to England in the rain, first to complain if you believe in your own things. But after everything that was against William Wallace, he was able to defend himself with the right to the right to complain. It was on the other side of the man who said the things,

3:25they spoke the same time for and against the complain. It was so difficult, they could have done the truth. The process was Wallace had to be more than much more to defend himself from a duel between a man and a man. After his evil-hearted questions and their conscience and the arguments that both men had to know about the truth and about the head of the man in the dock, as you can see in England, who took the gun in his hand and took it to the right to complain. Was Wallace a traitor or was it unbearable? Who came to the right to the next? The complainer or the victim? We want to put this point in the case of Wallace if it's not different than it's supposed to be. We want to imagine that the complainer and the victim were in a calm state and in all his power he wanted to talk to each other. The complainer should be there, as he was in the right to complain, why the guilty and unbearable 52-year-old

4:28against William Wallace for his murderous wife and why the victim should be punished by the guilt of the man who was convinced. They, for example, hear and hear, will still be the story of the case of the woman. And if the evidence and the evidence and the statements and theories were spread out to them, then they should ask themselves how they should have been. If they were one of the twelve victims in the right time of Liverpool, they would have been killed. And then they would hear how the jury would really be punished. And why the process of an unbearable and unbearable investigation in the English law? Our main characters are the complainer and the victim. We want to imagine whether we want to blame the court or even to blame the court. It will fall into the case for the victims that the main character, William Wallace, will not be able to be punished.

5:28That's why he says that his actions in the English law are different from us. In order to explain this very briefly, in Germany the main work in a process of law is carried out and he is asked to give all the evidence and the evidence. In England, the law has the lie of the process. But the evidence and the evidence will be asked by the main characters and by the victim. And the accused is not asked at all either by the court or by the accused, or by his defendants. It is said that the accused wants to say himself, then it is called the witness, as witness to his own things. And that most of the accused is not done and only the victim is on the hand if he does not want to say anything. But we want to begin. The accused in person of the crime of the crime of the murder of Edward Hamilton

6:28and the suspect Mr. Rolland Oliver sits together against him. So we will say it before. He will talk again about the case of Wallace. He will discuss the matter and again to explain it. He will talk again about the truth as soon as he is in the law of Liverpool in April 1931. Next, Mr. Hamilton, the accused. Mr. Hamilton, the accused.

7:49He is not a dangerous man as a man. He is not in his life. He is easily left and apparently correct. He is competent. His clients like to see him. To the less distrust he could have heard about the crime. He is a criminal, a criminal and he is a good player. Yes? You want to say something, Mr. Oliver? I think Mr. Hamilton is the best person in the world who can talk about a two-class game. I don't know if it is important for the suspect to be a person. Now, the suspect is because he is listening to the case of a important order. And it is not to prove that the crime with the murder that he has been prepared is due to the possibility of a wronged crime. Do you do this with such a comparison? I am not talking about something too simple, Mr. Hamilton. The ungrateful crime that has developed does not prove at least that he has been sentenced for a murder. For the understanding of the case of William Welles, it seems to me something else

8:49more important to be than to play a murder. The fact that Welles made a life philosophy as special as he did his own. He is the rich man. That means he is too to be treated in all life-living with the same mood and at least to be able to make his feelings more visible. I think he is in our reignable Liverpool and actually something like the anglicious outburst of a small burglary in Storikas. We should not lose our eyes. But what do you mean to be a woman? Well, we didn't know her. But the process had a picture of her and that was due to the coincidence. She was obviously what you called a good doctor. And she was not unguarded. She was very good, she spoke French fluently and she played piano. She knew that she was playing violin with 50 years to be able to play piano. Oh, yes, the two birds are taking the picture of a harmonious ehe.

9:49They are still and unconfirmed for themselves. At the moment, there is nobody in the nightclub who has ever been in the street. I know what you were saying, Mr. Oliver. I have to say anyway. And with all the pressure and the words. It was like they were saying a good ehe. And this fact that the ehe is for all the world in peace and harmony is of great importance. To live in peace and harmony for all the world in peace and harmony for all the world in peace and harmony for all the world in peace and harmony. What do we really know about the ehe is for all the world? What do we know about the ehe is for all the world? Nothing. And especially our English middle class is the heart of the two-way of the usual things unaccountable somehow to let them out. It is true. But it will be a mess to end this fact that such unaccountable things have to be understood or have to be understood or have to be understood. It is true.

10:49It is true. It is true. And it is true. It is not known that the picture of a cold with a different life-like ehe could be perceived. It is not known. But that is why something can be something that perhaps in the brush of the man a growing environment, a positive haze-like feeling, a strong-treat-kind-ehe. That there is everything. Yes, indeed. But in the well we also lack the smallest evidence. What should we do with such actions? That is one of the most important reasons for me to be convinced that it is unshooling. He has no motive to kill his wife. We have found nothing in the same way. He is with his wife throughout the years in good ehe. We do not know something else. If he had not killed his wife with the

11:51ill-fated doubt in his mind and his whole good-treat-kind-ehe could have found nothing. Why did he have the right to have found nothing in his whole good-treat-kind-ehe could have found nothing. But he had found everything in his whole good-treat-kind-ehe could have found nothing, but he was unshooling his wife through the ill-fated doubt in his own mind and his whole good-treat-kind-ehe could have found nothing. They are already in the right with the vaccine. They already had the first vaccine, because it was very deadly. The murder still had a lighter, heavier layer of blood against the head of the woman. She was a liar. I know what she wanted to say, that the Wall Street might have started a powerful attack.

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14:56around celle of the Maureus Lini. But the graph of the fifth lubrication can't be considered as haberoloses or other chemicals萤 the path with any sort of flushration. Remaining to him are the questions of answer I'm sorry to ask you about the things that Professor McVall has kept. Professor, we have been in this situation for a long time, or we have always been in a situation where we have to have a sense of truth. Yes, and a matter of fact. So this is a healthy person who could not have done it? Of course he can be normal again now. Is it not a bit of an accident? Not at least. The father of Professor, who was in charge of the police for 52 years, was in charge of the police for 52 years. And that it would take a long time to get the police to pay attention and be sure that it was expected that it was normal. But it should be proven that it is normal. Don't you think? Not necessarily.

15:57Not necessarily? How do you think so? We know so little about the life of people and their thoughts. I thank you, Professor. You will give it to me, Mr. Himmert. That's not very convincing, but the thing that has been understood by a local newspaper expert. For me, it remains to be. We have no motive for why it should have killed his wife. But we come to the table. And let's go to the battery later. We remember the death of the 20th January of the month of 1931. On the day before, in the 19th January, the death of the first time in the event, at the Tidefone. On the evening of this day, the bell rang in the dark club and the bell rang in a tone. The dark club was in its dark locker, the city café. The tone should start at half past eight.

16:59In its parts, the bell rang. The bell rang in the evening, the city café. It was already in the café. It was on the 4th of July, in the café Anrif and a man's voice, Mr. Walles, to speak for a long time. That's it. What do I have to say about a list of the participants in the meeting tournament at the entrance of the café to the list of the names of the villas? That's right. The fire in the café was in the café, Mr. Bitti, and the police. This said that Walles was not there yet. In this case, the men were told that they were ordered by the villagers to order the people. Mr. Kwaltroff was called. Mr. Walles was called to a security check on the evening of the next day. He was called, in the men's office, at the time of the 25th. The chief could be sent to the place. Now he has no time for his daughter to be a 21st birthday. And that's where the men were reported. Bitti noted that the men were ordered by the men

18:00and the address. Kwaltroff, men's office, at the time of the 25th. A little later, he was called in between 8 hours. He was sent to a security checker and played. The men's office was sent to Bitti again and he was told by the villagers. This said, and asked, Kwaltroff, I don't know. Who could that be? And men's office, at the time of the 25th. The man was the man. Certainly, at the time of the 25th. And the man played, and the man's office was called to a security checker. And this mysterious, Mr. Kwaltroff was the murder. There are two of us, the other way around, while the next evening the woman left her alone and then returned from the murder. Look at her, the individual, she knows, I see her differently. I am convinced that, the woman is not alive anymore, as the next evening, she leaves her husband, to look for a Mr. Kwaltroff, who, in fact, knew that she was not exiled. And he knew exactly what he was going to

19:01find in his house, a dead woman. He killed herself. And so, the question of the decision is, the murder of the murder was called to the security checker. There was two of us, who was called, Mr. Kwaltroff, and there is no house, men of garden, from 25. She must take her, otherwise, that the murder was the same, to make sure the next evening she was convinced. And my convinced is not the case, but the real murder. He wanted to have the former one and the long one. Please, don't see that we know exactly what he was going to find. In the opposite, I even had the same to know that. It was also a telephone call. Ms. Kelly was asked for a time, so she went to 7. From a man to a telephone cell I understand that he could not get any connection with the button. She asked,

20:01which number he wanted to talk about. He called the number of the city cafe and the telephone in relation to this part. Two of them was, the man that I was looking for. Two of them was, and this telephone cell only had a hundred meters from the Wallbottens Street in the distance from the street in the valley of the valley. I see the scene clearly from my eyes. Because it is on the way to the chastonia, after his well-prepared plan, he took the telephone cell and took the fingered conversation and went to the coffee where he had his own location. He was left. Qualtroff was on the road. I can't get it. He only needed a little time to play. And I am convinced that he is the only person who is the most angry. And that he is really different from the other. The mother knows that the wall is in this evening at the chastonia, but she does not know exactly. That's why

21:01he is in the near the telephone cell on the way to the wall. He is also in the city cafe. He is there. The first part of the plan is that the wall is in the coffee. Or he did not get it. I feel very simple reasons. Because the voice probably had known. I think it is not that the murder was a wild person. There is another reason. It is almost clear. This mysterious qualtroff had to be a wild person. But Mr. Bitty from the Chachglub had known for many years. He thought and the statement he had had a

22:01really hidden in the telephone. Yes, you can say that. You said that it was a natural voice. Of course. But it can be wrong. It is clear. You expected the impression that the voice was not of course. No, I can not say that. So it was not before. You know Mr. Bitty is good. Yes, very good. You expected the impression that the voice was not a wild person, you can make sure you expect something to be present. No. Thanks. No questions. She said that whoever she asked us first.

23:01She said that while If you want to keep it important. I didn't have the constable to leave the camp. Constable Rodwell. Yes sir. You know Mr. Wales? Yes sir. I know Mr. Wales for two years. I'm in the middle of the street. I know our agent a lot of people. You have seen Mr. Wales for 20th January. Yes sir. Was that it? Yes sir. You were in the middle of the street for about 30 years. Mr. Wales, you are on the line. Yes, he was very busy. His face was covered. He healed the apple of his apple and I had the impression that he was a patient. A patient? Yes sir. You had the impression that he was a patient? Yes sir. Thank you. No more questions. Did you have any questions for the distribution? Constable Rodwell.

24:02Yes sir. You were in the middle of the street for this distribution. Did you have the impression that Mr. Wales was a patient? No sir. I had the impression that Mr. Wales was a patient. Thank you. No more questions. Two of the officers of this area were in the middle of the street. So they were in the middle of the street for the distribution. They saw the man in the middle of the street through the maiden line and a woman's wife was found dead after a few hours later. How ridiculous. But we have ordered that Mr. Wales and this woman, 20th January, had been in all the same moods. Four witnesses said that we had four women in this afternoon. They changed their scheme of peace and peace. They changed their scheme of peace and peace. They made a space scene with them and a woman's wife and a lady.

25:02None of them felt anything unusual. I would say that Mr. Wales had to take this statement to the conclusion that the arrest was really necessary to the right. I think that they were very much women. I think that the elderly man had to follow the street's fire and that he was thinking about bringing his wife to the house. That's not true. But it should be closed. Let us now come to the evening of the 20th January. Now the time is important. Wales is standing close to 6 pm and with his wife's evening bread. On 7 pm, the case is closed. He asked the staff of the street bar in the narrow road to get to Menlofgaden Ostkomme. To get to the street from Wolberten Street to Schmisterunraut we need at least 20 minutes. That is, if Wales actually had his wife's hand,

26:04then he had to be at least between 6 pm and 6 pm. But in reality, there was still a lot less time to be found. Because we also came to this evening to get to the Wales, the 14th year of Kroksten. After his statement, he was at the time of the church as his wife went to 6 pm on 25 pm. And from there until 5 pm, the house was at the Wales. He was about 6 pm and the house door and he was lucky that the woman Wales had taken the milk herself. The age of time for the date of 20 minutes, from 6 pm to 6 pm. And in this time, he had to be also happy. It was heard by the well-deserved church of Wales that it was possible to leave a completely different city between the dates of his appointment. Now we will come to this 20 minutes to talk.

27:06I just want to say that after a few children the milkhouse even had its own 6 pm and 45 pm. Unfortunately, the children are only from children. Otherwise they would have been able to leave the house. We love to go back to Wales. What we have done after 7 pm, we know very well. I want to say that is exactly the same. He asked the road drivers to send more than after the address of the man on the garden. He asked that he would take care of the important business. He looked at the time agency in an address book. He asked a policeman and he said that it is not 8 pm. And he knew that it was only one man on the garden west and then one on the garden south, but no one on the garden east. Shortly after he took care of someone who wanted to show many things for his own expectations. And I think that I will be with his question of travel, his search, travel and travel.

28:06Just as a insurance agent was arrested, he was arrested. And that I would not let the people go through the lab. And I think that only for the insurance of Wales I would be able to pay 8 pm with a policeman over the time. If he really would have been the worst actor in the world, he would have been able to pay 7 pm. Because 8 pm was no surprise for him. In any case, he would have been looking for the search after the accident Mr. Kwaltroff and decided to go back to his house in the Walberton Street in 1929. When he met someone there and what he does next, we don't know. But that doesn't mean Mr. Hammer. We heard of one man who lived in Witt, who wanted to meet his house again. That is the most important part of the day in the house. You are in Genieur, Mr. Johnston. And you live in Walberton Street in 1931.

29:08You are an unbearable neighbor of Wales. Yes. Were you friends? No. But we knew each other for almost 10 years. Tell us what happened in the evening of the 20th of January. Yes. It must be about an hour and a half of 9 pm. As my wife and I hear how someone is talking to the house of Wales. We don't wait for him. A few minutes later we leave our house to the patient. And we are in the same house. Mr. Wales, can you tell us? No, Mr. Wales. Sorry, but you heard something unusual today. No, nothing. Why? I don't understand. I can't tell you. My wife is alone at home. She is a bit sick. We have discussed that if she is alone at home, the door will be closed and closed. The door will be closed, but only closed so that I can enter. Yes. At the time the door will be closed. I can't enter. But I still try to enter.

30:09And I can't enter. But my wife doesn't hear. And she still tries to enter. Now she goes up. Really? Maybe my wife is already in sleep. And what happened then, Mr. Johnston? We waited for my wife. And I would of course see if something was going to happen. Mr. Wales was in the first step in the first step. Because we saw how in sleep the gas was turned on. You have a Volgodness Street? Yes. Then he went up again. We heard him two times. Maybe two minutes. Then he came out and said, Come on, please, my wife is dead. This week at Vons and Albertsons, USDA Choice Tri-Tip Rost untrimmed are 599 per pound. Limit 4 Rosts with membership were applicable. And medium-ripe Hassovicados are 99 cents each, with membership were applicable. Plus Kellogg's Serials 8.8 to 16.1 ounces, selected varieties, or Pepperidge Farm Goldfish,

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32:18I was a little bit left behind, but you were already in a mood. You thought you were already in a mood? Yes, but it was a lot of blood on the ground, on the walls, on the truck. And you said you were too much to get your back head back. What did you do, Mr. Welles? I had the impression that his shock had been broken. My wife asked him. Did you have the light burned? No, I had already turned it off, but he was already in a mood. I thought he was a little bit left behind, but he was still in a mood. And then? Then Mr. Welles told me. What did you do with your car? A car? Yes. We said that the head of the woman was actually a car of your body, as if you had already been in it. Then he said, that's my right hand from the front. What did you do then?

33:19Then we all went into the living room. On the ground floor, the door was a cassette. Mr. Welles showed it to you. Then the door was a gift and the cassette was holding it down to the door. He said, no. It seems to be missing a 4-point. It is a insurance money. On the day of the day, most of the money was in the house. But this time there were not many of them. I was in the living room and I couldn't get up. Otherwise, sometimes I'd be 100. And what happened then? Then Mr. Welles was still in the first room and then I was holding the next police. Thank you. No questions anymore. That's how it was, Mr. Hamad. The former Johnston was a witness when he found his dead wife. And if my former colleague was arrested, I would not be able to drive away. The police came, they brought the house through the front door and unfortunately, unfortunately, you have something important to do here. I have decided to order to see if this front door

34:20actually was really from the infirmary. Because the door opened itself as the police had a club and nobody was waiting for it. But there was a legal order. Or not? Welles always supported and always that the front door was opened as the police opened the door and that his wife never had to do anything. So what would mean? Or that the mother had done? How could I see it again if it was actually from the infirmary? He knew that the wall was under the wall and nobody would have been destroyed. The opposite part seemed to be worth it. It was only logical that he had the house door shut down. Then he always had to get the wall back to the front door. If you really wanted the wall to be locked, then he would have been the only one who actually had to get the door shut down. And he knew that nobody could get in through this door. I think it is a hypothetical entertainment that we have here.

35:20Because we only have the statement because it is the door shut down. And that he would not be able to go back to his house because he would not have been able to go back to his house. Then the door had to be locked down and he would have been able to go back to his house. But if he tried to open his own house to the next door, then he would have to get the door shut down. Then he would have to open his own house. I would be waiting. No, no. Maybe it is a human being to find you. We are still standing in front of the situation. Well, it must be taken that his wife as always when he was in the front door, had to be locked down. He tried to open the door at the first time to open the door, so he would have to be locked. At the second time he tried to open the door and now he is going to open the door. He was locked again,

36:20but he did not try to open the door at the first time. The simple solution to the puzzle. The thief was the police himself or the more the key, which he was to help him. He was able to close the door and the key was locked. If you do not get the door shut, you will not be able to open the door before the key was locked. And in the past, you do not believe that this wall was definitely the one that was locked or that you were in. It was a bit strange how a door that was not open and then it was open. He had told himself that he had to be locked as it was a bit strange. But he was given that it was a murder because he had to be very convinced if he was a patron and was convinced as his death wife was. Of course. He had made him even more locked if he was able to come back to the house alone.

37:21But rather, Mr. Hammert speaks for his guilt. He has repeated the two chances and he has been told that he was too much. But we do not know Mr. Oliver or because he has been so close to him as he could not have been in his house not even in terms of terms or any nachpans, for example, the chances of being locked. Mr. Hammert, he says himself, we do not know. And that is why the laws are meaningless decisions. In fact, one is only under the law that the laws do not have a nachpans. Do not you see that in the ground all what they call a law is being carried out? They say that a mere criminal is dead. There are several dangerous four fountains of a cassette lying on the earth. That is all. And I say to them, even that must be a law. Because it had to be for him that it would be possible to give a small amount of a much more

38:21of a smoke-mode before. It would be possible to give a smoke-mode to a cassette lying on the earth. A few pieces of the paper nothing of all of them. Everything was in order. In the bedroom, a few clothes were often put on clothes. But that could be done without any more women. This order would be the final conclusion that his ungrateful mother would not have been a mother. She is the mother of my mother. As she is called, she is not the daughter of the mother. But it is only about her mother. Her mother, I mean Mr. Welles, would have been able to give a real smoke-mode to a mere person. But nothing of all of them. As the unsaid victim was from him, when he was only given a few ungrateful things, where he was waiting for the money on the kitchen shelf. And which a lucky woman had a contract of four fountains. You should really accept that welles for his ungrateful mother had been waiting for a day and had more money in the house. Yes. This question has been very busy for me. Probably he was afraid

39:22that he would have to replace the insurance company with the insurance. But Mr. Hemmer, even if he had to do that, what I mean by two-fifth. Where would he have been a suspect for him? He had a pretty good husband. He would have put the money and had no luck. Because he had previously a pretty good husband. He had taken care of himself. If we now see William Wallace and assume that he was not there, how would they explain the location of the house? And only four fountains. We have only theories and speculations. I think that the mother was killed. I think that it was actually not a nightmare. And that woman, who was also affected by the money and the search that he had from some of the sources that he had given up. Maybe for a claim. Or maybe she was afraid

40:23that the former woman had a guilty conscience. He had to be aware of it. Otherwise he would have not let the woman be careful. And you have to admit that the search for the evidence of the former was a good coincidence. But that is all just a lie. But no lie. Mr. Oliver, you are the police and police officers who came to this evening and all of them were in one point. That was rather quiet, quiet, quiet, quiet, quiet, quiet, quiet, quiet, quiet, quiet, quiet, quiet, quiet. It was normal. He was too quiet. Too quiet. Too gathered for a person that his wife had been killed on this terrible way. He was not the most illiterate as I am. I think he had always been robbed.

41:24When I searched the light, he went over a place and cut his cigarette into a glass of water which he was on the spot. That much in this eye I was afraid how stupid Mr. Hammer had to cut his cigarette into a glass of water. I think he had made a thousand times this movement. He should understand the things in this eye-catching method that he had to cut his cigarette or what he should do. You know that Detective Inspector Gold was caught by the man that was caught in the opposite end. Inspector which one of them had been killed by him? He was calm. When I came home he sat in the kitchen. He had a cat on the floor and he was shaking. He could have been a man that his wife had been killed. Even here I can not even Mr. Hammer is always the same as that. What his opinion

42:24after he was killed was the truth. The white wolf was the most stupid murder that he had to be punished by the evil and the white wolf was a man that he was a man. He was not a man. So he was the most stupid murder. What should he do? I think the white wolf had to be a man that took his life to the front. He had to be punished by the evil in this horrible hour and not to lose control of himself. We have a point for this to be not lucky. This week at Vons and Albertzins USDA Choice TRI-TIP-ROS and Medium-Ripe Hassovicados are 99 cents each with membership or applicable. Plus, Kellogg cereals 8.8 to 16.1 ounces, selected varieties or peppered farm goldfish 5.98 ounces are 1.99 each when you buy three. Limit three offers with membership or applicable. Visit Vons

43:24or Albertzins.com for more deals and ways to save. It's Paul and America make it count at the Ram Drive Powerful with our strongest Ram 1500 ever make it move with the Ram heavy duty with an available Cummins diesel and make it go the distance with a 10 year or 100,000 mile powertrain limited warranty Hurry and now for great deals during the Ram driving to Paul sales event Excludes fully electric vehicles applied to 2026 model-year vehicles non-transferable visit moapar.com for complete details on a copy of the powertrain limited warranty come and as a registered trademark of Cummins a Ram and Hammy are registered trademarks of FCA US LLC Misses Johnston, you were with the man in the kitchen as a former police officer Did you have the impression that Mr. Welles under a chocolate? Yes, in a certain way, I am sure It is very difficult to tell what really happens to a person, not true? Yes Is he something he liked? Was he nervous? Yes, he was, then he was in the hands of the past and the most successful Yes, he was before the police came

44:28Yes, I had the impression that it was completely wrong Because there are so many people coming home, it is different to travel together We tried to talk to each other Yes Was something important for you and your company? No Thank you I have no further questions to talk about If you are in a right place, Mr. Hammer, we will stay in the eye on the case of the suspect Professor McFall He is a two-way man But he has unfortunately the weakness of so many suspecting himself especially to keep an eye on an open task for unfulfilled He reminds himself that Professor McFall was at the time of the Frau Welles 6 hours ago And the patient was also there, if one of the witnesses of the Milchburg-Besports he had seen Frau Welles 7 and spoke to him Another suspect, Dr. Piers was immediately attacked by him so the suspect was there if he could still be at least 6 hours

45:31But you have to stay in the room for two hours before and after that is, Frau Welles was at least 4 and 8 hours ago And then the dead man Yes, the dead man The suspect reached his height He had no dead man Although he had the gun, she was three times more than two things from the house instead of two namely a shrewd and a stone to the root of the truck Two dead men at the same time and why did they disappear? After the incident, the suspect came to the opposite direction as a dead man in the case and that they disappeared, because it is the same case for sure It was very likely that a murder of the one from the outside would have been his weapon That no dead man was found, although two of the missing dead men was one of the most unclear points in the whole case

46:32There is too But he is for seven, the house is the same, so how do I know? The dead man from the outside had no need to meet his weapon He could have known that his body is already in the house Or he had known his weapon but he had decided for a different person who would be here The two dead men were dead, it could be a poor coincidence Maybe he did not have the chance to do anything with the dead But if a dead man is really a dead man then he would have thought about what he had to think about That the suspect was the one from the house who had to do something about it and that he would be a dead man as if he had to be a dead man We know through the phone call that there was no effect but a dead man was a dead man

47:33If it was a effect, then it would be very important for me But I can explain to you again and again everything that he did to you was very important and he really did He had had enough time and that he had thought about the dead man as if he had to take a dead man from his own house And the man of the dead man was the man of the dead man This old man of the dead man was set up in a place standing on the front of him As he was in his dead man's room he was covered with blood and wrapped up together with the woman I can't help you, he was the one from the house that the man of the dead man was dead has enough time to opportunity

48:46So we went to Cilarges Hill And came from the grave Her death be down Ina sor corner Here she is She was儿 minder Young people I induct you The murder is good But what would happen? Allegh The motto only takes minutes so that as soon as possible a different place can be opened on the street, only for a few minutes. But there are a lot of blood. It will also be a little bit of a reflection and infrared. There comes a brilliant idea. He will begin the motto, then it will be washed or taken into the cloth, in the cloth slippers and everywhere. And so it is different. He will read himself in the first box, a little bit below and in the front, and then he will turn into an old man. Then he will come into the living room.

49:47His wife is not a little bit of a truck and does the fire. He will cut the thread. Then he tries to burn the broken man. It takes him too long, he releases the fire in the truck again. He knows it is a broken window when you take the dead woman. He supports the stairs, he throws herself away, and leaves the house through the back door. And that's all in the 20 minutes of the best case. It's Paul in America. Make it count. At the Ram Drive-In to Fall Sales event. Make it powerful with our strongest Ram 1500 ever. Make it move with the Ram Heavy Duty with an available Cummins diesel. And make it go the distance with a 10 year or 100,000 mile powertrain limited warranty. Hurry and now for great deals during the Ram Drive-In to Fall Sales event. Excludes fully electric vehicles applied to 2026 model-year vehicles non-transferable. Visit MoPAR.com for complete details and a copy of the powertrain limited warranty. Cummins is a registered trademark of Cummins, Inc. Ram and Hemiar registered trademarks of FCA-US LLC. The idea of this hymn history has led you to a very criminal success.

50:48I have no reason to complain. In the 1840s, Lord William Russell was killed by his Dino-Covisee on the same way. The Dino was completely naked to not get any blood stains on the clothes. You don't have a coat? No, I don't know. But why is it going on? Why is it so that you can put your own order on the clothes? He wanted to go to the court without any clothes. Why did he slip into the rain mantel? He had to know that he would make it right. I never knew he would be able to make his wife a genius. Or that he would not be able to make it to the early days. The murder he had was so simple. A genius for his wife, who would be the second dead. Why did he try to break the mantel in the cabin, although he knew that he would have a bright hair in the kitchen that the mantel had a few minutes lost. And why did he slip into the bloody, burned mantel under the head and body of his wife? In the prison, of course.

51:49He had to be a hammer. If the murder was really so much, that he would only stop him and cover him with blood, then he should have taken the prison and the time of his wife and the time of his wife, too, to have all the traces of his life behind him. You know that there were a lot of blood on this plot. But the search for the time was that there was a lot of blood on his clothes and his shoes, on his body, on which blood had a lot of blood. Not under his nails. And on the house where, at the time, the mother of the mother of the mother, had to be a little arrow in the wash-cut top. But nobody could say that we were always a little arrow and the police had to stand right before it. That no longer could have any of the many of these little arrows on the wash-cut top. I do not agree with you at all. If the murder had so much time,

52:49maybe I would have to bring it back to my Alibi. And if he had to be affected by the fact that he had to be a little arrow in the wash-cut top, why didn't he have to be a dead man who had no blood on the wash-cut top? His wife was small and honest. He could have been able to take him out. And the evidence was in the laboratory, in which he had also got the money. Why did he have to be a dead man who had to be a little arrow in the wash-cut top? You know, there is a different explanation for that. Is there a reason why the dead man came under the control of the wash-cut top? Well, I want to give a speech to the people of the area of ​​the wash-cut top. I want to try to give you a much simpler explanation than your image of the late naked blood-gyric insurance agent. It was a cold, windy January afternoon. We know that Mrs. Wales was cold on this day.

53:50It's people on the door. Mrs. Wales goes to the front. She thinks that the cold wind that comes into the door and she gets into the rain-cut top that is on the front door. She puts herself in the air to open the door and turn around. She leads the search into the living room and knees of the truck to cover the gas fire. She turns a little to the side to talk to the search. So she meets the dead man. She stands on the fire, the man starts to sweat. The man travels the woman back to the carpet. The woman follows the rain-cut top. Of course, that's just a theory. But I think she is as much as her theory as her mother has to be in the opposite direction. She seems to be more excited. Yes, and here we are, our way, Mr. Oliver. You are the opinion that the rain-cut top of the truck and Mrs. Wales could have been in the living room?

54:51I'm sorry, that was not my opinion, but a theory. And I am also concerned that she had to be in the truck. I'm sorry, but it's just a theory. She is not supported by anything. What we have been busy here is the helmet and what unfortunately was also being used by the king of Hypothees. It was, in my opinion, a thought-play. Theoretically, the most exciting, without a clear proof. What do we really know about this fact? Nothing. We have no traces, we have no weapon, we have no motive. We have, in our case, a theory, which is really, but can be so good. What is the truth? What is the truth in this winter evening in the Wolveten Street 29? I don't know. But she is the helmet, the anchor.

55:54It is not exactly the same. I must say that I was happy to say that as well as the resistance of the government in its own way, although both of us knew how unfair for him the cross-border was to be, even then, if it was unshoulding. You have to admit that the helmet was exactly the same as a unshoulding. He never had any statement in his statement. He was calm, open and clear. The cross-border was not a sign for the helmet. I am giving it to you. And as well as the one who was given the key to the one sentence. I am unshoulding. I can't say anything else. I saw the figure of the Justiz here and asked myself, now, what is the truth? If you have now spoken the truth.

56:55Yes, my dear Hörer. And with that we want to share our conversation with our colleagues and participants in the case of William Wallace, who was 30 years old. You know the most important things and arguments in which to be so easy and so undistinguishable. Please, please, that you are one of the twelve lucky men. That was 10 men and two women. And you should now decide whether you want to speak it wrong or not. But let's go to the real Sir Robert Wright, when I come to the short term. The realtor has an important task that his decision to receive and as soon as possible, Fran could accept the old talks of uptaking Again as soon as possible so far I'm in curt, and as this strategy is maybe really another perception of the current situation

57:57in which parking shouted from all sides of the distance it was designed or is a complex way Franklin nuances according to country θε HE the The question is, but it can be applied to the claim, and it is on the basis of the evidence. The question is whether you have some doubts about the claim. You can say, you are in every doubt, and you can tell that it is his hand, which he has given. If you don't tell me about it, if it seems not to be proven, then it is your duty, because you have the feeling that you have to find the claim, not to be proud of.

58:58If you have a doubt, then you can tell me. The claim is in England, must be true. Perhaps after a while, you can only get back to the court. The court was accused of being accused of the claim. The judge has come to a conclusion. We are. And how does your conclusion come about? Do you think the accused is guilty or not guilty? I am sorry. They say that the accused is guilty, and that is the opinion of all witnesses. Yes, please. It is reported that the judge has spoken of the witnesses as a wise person in the court. He was completely unexpected. It was a hard time for the idea of the witness. The witnesses didn't have the tactics of deleting the truth.

1:00:04What did he do. They didn't intend to use the evidence. They did not seek evidence about this. The Hmong Pot is named after it was returning station장 the King came to visit him in 2000, but in the old English church he had changed a little bit before the first World War. He had a top-class church. Three weeks later, he spoke of Liverpool,

1:01:05almost together. What he did not have ever done in a mod process, he now had. He explained the Urtelefor Ungültig, because the proof was un-gültigated. It was a free man. After the English rule, he could never be more than a man of his death before a court. He lost Liverpool and somehow went to the country, a brother of many, many enemies. He died two years later. He went to his home day, which he spoke of his un-shoot again and again. He also should have the name of the man he had called the Er for the murder. Since then, more than 30 years have passed. We say at the beginning that this never was declared, what was played in the house of the insurance agent Wallace was playing. Would a secret stay? Now, the truth has a winning chance,

1:02:08but only then, when Wallace really did not have the offense. First, he could not have died today. So long as he is alive, there is a chance that his life might affect him. Maybe the relation of this happened again?