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- Let's go.
- Whoo!
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Have a
good ride, guys.
I feel for you.
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Water?
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Come on, beauty queens.
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Come on.
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Amos.
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A-M-O-S.
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Jenkins.
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J-E-N-K-I-N-S.
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Do you have
a personal representative
present with you today?
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No.
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Now, Mr. Jenkins,
we'd like to thank you
for going on the record.
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Your testimony,
as you can imagine,
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is of the utmost
importance to us,
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since you're the only
survivor of the accident.
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So if you could just
begin by telling us,
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best you can,
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what happened that morning.
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Do you remember
leaving home?
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Well, it was, you know,
just like any other day.
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I don't remember if we even
started working, you know,
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before it happened.
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Well, how did you
get to work?
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My truck.
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What was it like
outside that morning?
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Was it raining,
or stormy?
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Was it raining?
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I don't remember.
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Was there lightning?
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I can't say.
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Did your cap lamp work?
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It was working
as far as I know.
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But then it went out
like the rest of them did.
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What are you
doing over there?
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Get away from
that old mine!
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You don't know
how deep those
things are.
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Remember what
Dad said?
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There are snakes
and chiggers in there,
you better watch out.
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-Hey.
-Nice headphones.
Let me see that.
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-This an MP3?
-Yeah.
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-That's cool.
-Look, it's even got
a little camera on it.
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-I gave you everything I got.
-Dude, we need
three more bucks.
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I got like two bucks,
give me a beer.
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What's in this wallet
of yours, huh?
-Hey, wait.
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Come on.
Give it back.
-Let me see this.
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You should have wads
of cash in here.
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You hit the fucking jackpot.
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What do you mean?
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My dad said.
You're gonna be rich.
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Hey, over here,
come on.
Dude, you better not...
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- Whoa!
- Oh, shit!
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Mr. Jenkins, can we have
a word on your recovery?
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No, it's not okay,
it ain't okay.
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Get back out of the way.
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Get back out of the way.
You all right?
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Hey, kid, it is good
to see you again, buddy.
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Hey, Carl,
nice to see you.
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Wow, it's a miracle,
that's what it is.
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Hey, folks, how about
a round of applause
for Amos Jenkins here, huh?
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I heard that you was
having some problems
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remembering stuff
in the interview there.
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Yeah, you know,
things get a little blurry.
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Don't let us down now.
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There's lots of folks
counting on you.
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Ten men got
crushed down there.
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Yeah, I don't need
no reminding, Carl.
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Why are you boys
interfering with
my lunch?
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Basil, don't be a scab.
You've been a miner
your whole life.
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Easy, Carl.
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I ain't on
no side here.
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Don't be underestimating
the position you're in.
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Nobody's
underestimating anything.
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That's the guy representing
the other families.
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Hey, I'm just trying
to take care of everyone.
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You're a victim, too,
you know.
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Will you just let me
do the talking
with the union guys?
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They're a bunch
of vultures.
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Every time something
bad happens they just...
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Circle the carcass.
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I don't need you
meddling in my business.
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Well, if I
ain't meddling,
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everybody else is
gonna be meddling,
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because everybody's gonna
be wanting a piece of you.
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Hey, baby.
What did you
do all day?
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You still
playing those games?
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How many damn gunshots
do I gotta listen to?
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Hey, sweetheart!
-Hi.
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Let me see all
these new games,
you spoiled brat.
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Quit messing with
my shit, Aunt Nellie.
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Mom!
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Give me a kiss.
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Thank you.
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You should buy
something nice
for yourself.
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They don't need
more stupid toys.
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Well, buying them
new video games ain't
gonna bring Junior back.
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Amos is back,
you know.
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I don't know.
It's probably gonna
weird me out.
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He looked good,
better than everyone said.
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You already break that?
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No, I'll fix it.
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It fell on the ground.
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Are we rich now?
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You see all those
bills on the table?
Why are you asking that?
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Well, because of Dad.
Are we richer now?
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Well, sure. I mean,
there's a little extra money
that they gave everyone.
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I mean, that's why
you got us this thing
and the Xbox?
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Why? Did someone
say something to you?
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No. They were just all like,
"Oh, that's new."
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Just ignore it,
there are so many
trashy kids in this town.
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How long you gotta leave
that crap in your hair?
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This crap? You want some of
this crap in your hair, huh?
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-No.
-Come on,
get out of here.
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Go put your
brother to bed.
-Okay.
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For what we are
about to receive,
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let us truly
be grateful. Amen.
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Amen.
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How's that
right arm?
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Oh, it's all right.
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Left side's
perfect, though.
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I think I can start
driving on my own now.
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I ain't stopping you.
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I was thinking
I'd call that lawyer,
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that the union
folks suggested.
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These lawyers,
they'll trip you up,
if you don't watch them.
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Make you say
all sorts of stuff.
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They ain't gonna
put words in my mouth.
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Are you so sure?
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And then what?
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You gonna be
the big shot
that closes down
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the Bonford Coal Company?
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We lost men in there.
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I'd keep to myself,
if I was you.
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00:11:02.828 --> 00:11:05.730
Just keep telling them
you don't remember.
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Try to get back to work,
back to being productive.
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00:11:15.374 --> 00:11:17.208
How many notebooks
do you think you need?
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Five.
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And you need pens
and stuff too, probably?
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Yes?
-Yeah, that's fine.
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Where's Dad?
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Dad? He's in Pittsburgh.
Doing what?
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He left Wednesday.
The coal convention.
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Is that me?
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Stupid car.
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Fuck.
-Oh, my God.
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Shit. Who the
hell did that?
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Okay. Come on,
let's get back inside.
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Come on, come on, come on.
It's just some punk.
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Are they mad at Dad?
What?
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Because of the mine?
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or that was just some
dumb prank, or what.
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Yeah, well,
online, people
are mad at him.
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Please stop
reading that stuff.
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I don't understand
the half of it.
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Now I gotta
get that fucking
thing replaced.
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It's fine.
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Hey,
Mom will be back at nine.
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She went to
the union meeting.
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I'm going out for
a little bit, all right?
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I wanna go.
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00:13:05.085 --> 00:13:09.320
No, you stay here.
Keep your butt on that
couch, and watch your TV.
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Don't move.
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Why are you following me?
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Go on back,
I'll be home soon.
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Go back,
before I smack you.
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Go home.
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- Light it.
- There's one left.
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No. No.
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Like, swing it.
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Whoa!
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No.
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00:14:00.407 --> 00:14:02.273
That's some nice
stuff right there.
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What's that?
Fireworks.
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Stay there.
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Hey, guys.
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Nice.
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00:14:52.592 --> 00:14:56.027
Good going, dude.
Give me one of those, man.
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You ever heard
of a six-pack before?
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Man, that smells.
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These smoke
balls are lames.
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00:15:02.134 --> 00:15:04.102
Shit, there ain't nothing
to do in this fucking town.
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Get out of this
fucking shithole,
take the first damn bus.
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I bet you've
never been on a bus.
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00:15:08.608 --> 00:15:11.309
No, he only rides
in fancy cars.
-Shut up, Kenny.
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00:15:13.078 --> 00:15:14.412
Next dig, come on!
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00:15:19.151 --> 00:15:21.319
Does your brother
know to like do shit,
like read and write?
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He can read a little.
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00:15:25.991 --> 00:15:31.229
Do you think he's gonna
be able like fuck girls,
and get a driver's license?
188
00:15:33.934 --> 00:15:38.069
That would suck
if he has to live
with your mom forever.
189
00:15:38.071 --> 00:15:40.305
JT, you might never
get your driver's license.
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00:15:42.007 --> 00:15:44.042
Hey, it's almost 7:00.
Katie said we could
all come over, so...
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Oh, I want to see her.
-Yup.
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Let's go.
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Dude, I just got here.
Come on.
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Oh, yeah, we'll
miss you, man.
-Aww.
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00:15:53.086 --> 00:15:54.252
Group hug!
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00:15:56.556 --> 00:15:58.256
Oh, my God!
197
00:15:58.258 --> 00:15:59.657
You guys like
to act like faggots?
198
00:15:59.659 --> 00:16:02.060
Ooh, girlfriend,
you got a saucy
mouth on you!
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00:16:04.263 --> 00:16:05.530
Come on, come on.
200
00:16:09.301 --> 00:16:11.302
Wait up!
-Dude, you better not.
201
00:16:14.106 --> 00:16:15.340
Come on.
202
00:16:21.313 --> 00:16:23.081
Come on, James.
Let's go home.
203
00:16:30.122 --> 00:16:32.223
Why you walking funny?
You gotta pee?
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00:16:32.225 --> 00:16:33.491
I think so.
205
00:16:34.193 --> 00:16:35.393
You can't hold it?
206
00:16:36.061 --> 00:16:37.662
Come on, this way.
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00:16:40.499 --> 00:16:41.666
Hurry up.
208
00:16:43.569 --> 00:16:44.635
Come on.
209
00:16:47.606 --> 00:16:49.340
Go back here
to this tree.
210
00:16:58.017 --> 00:16:59.083
Go pee.
211
00:17:16.568 --> 00:17:19.103
You and your retard
brother are still here?
212
00:17:19.772 --> 00:17:21.439
You're an asshole.
213
00:17:21.441 --> 00:17:23.741
Why don't you speak up?
I didn't hear you.
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00:17:27.346 --> 00:17:29.514
I hope your dad
goes to jail
for killing 10 miners.
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00:17:29.516 --> 00:17:31.382
What'd you say?
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00:17:31.384 --> 00:17:33.117
Hope he rots in there
for what he did.
217
00:17:33.119 --> 00:17:34.519
My dad had nothing
to do with that.
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00:17:34.521 --> 00:17:39.323
You're fucking trailer trash,
and you people
are fucking milking it.
219
00:18:02.681 --> 00:18:03.748
Hey!
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00:18:03.750 --> 00:18:06.517
I'm gonna beat
your fuckin' head in!
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00:18:23.836 --> 00:18:25.103
Oh!
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00:18:34.179 --> 00:18:35.246
JT?
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00:18:38.183 --> 00:18:39.250
JT?
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JT?
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00:19:09.448 --> 00:19:10.548
James?
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00:19:13.385 --> 00:19:14.452
James?
227
00:19:23.228 --> 00:19:24.295
James?
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00:20:02.334 --> 00:20:03.401
Don't watch.
229
00:20:17.849 --> 00:20:20.618
What are you doing?
Stay there.
230
00:20:20.620 --> 00:20:21.686
Don't move.
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00:20:33.966 --> 00:20:36.567
If you tell anybody,
I'm gonna be mad, okay?
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00:20:36.569 --> 00:20:37.635
-Okay.
-Okay, come on.
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00:20:42.507 --> 00:20:43.674
Come on.
234
00:20:45.711 --> 00:20:47.645
Come on,
we gotta go, come on.
235
00:20:49.748 --> 00:20:51.515
James, come on,
we gotta go.
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00:20:53.652 --> 00:20:54.719
Come on.
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00:22:12.397 --> 00:22:13.764
<i> Hello.</i>
238
00:22:13.766 --> 00:22:16.434
Hey, Sandy, hi,
I'm trying
to track down JT.
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00:22:16.436 --> 00:22:18.402
Were they all
going to Katie's?
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00:22:18.404 --> 00:22:19.704
<i> Isn't he home yet?</i>
241
00:22:19.706 --> 00:22:22.039
Yeah, he's...
He's not.
<i> -No?</i>
242
00:22:22.041 --> 00:22:24.542
No, I called his phone
a million times.
243
00:22:25.344 --> 00:22:26.744
Oh, no.
244
00:22:26.746 --> 00:22:27.878
Yeah.
245
00:22:29.047 --> 00:22:31.349
Oh, no.
I'm sure it's nothing.
246
00:22:31.983 --> 00:22:33.451
All right.
247
00:22:33.453 --> 00:22:35.820
Yeah, I will.
I'll let you know.
All right. Bye.
248
00:22:45.030 --> 00:22:47.865
<i> Hi, this is Bill,</i>
<i> please leave a message.</i>
249
00:22:47.867 --> 00:22:50.000
Bill, please call me
when you get this.
250
00:22:56.541 --> 00:22:59.443
Go on and brush your teeth,
James, it's 9:00.
251
00:23:02.114 --> 00:23:04.115
What's wrong?
I want dessert.
252
00:23:05.150 --> 00:23:07.551
You can have an
ice cream sandwich,
and that's it.
253
00:23:07.553 --> 00:23:10.488
and get ready for bed,
all right, buddy?
254
00:23:11.823 --> 00:23:12.957
You want some?
255
00:23:14.693 --> 00:23:16.660
No, I'm not hungry.
256
00:23:19.131 --> 00:23:20.398
Here you go.
257
00:23:20.400 --> 00:23:23.501
You guys gotta
get back to going to
bed at a decent hour.
258
00:23:23.503 --> 00:23:25.736
It's gonna be a rude
awakening on Monday.
259
00:23:40.118 --> 00:23:41.886
You better be good.
260
00:25:15.514 --> 00:25:18.616
Now, we're gonna
need your okay to get
the word out to the community.
261
00:25:18.618 --> 00:25:21.719
And we still have the phone
going to voice mail?
262
00:25:21.721 --> 00:25:23.721
Yeah, he's not
picking up.
263
00:25:23.723 --> 00:25:26.590
Now, Mrs. Doyle,
you answered a number
of questions last night,
264
00:25:26.592 --> 00:25:29.827
but I'd like to fill
a few holes for myself,
so bear with me.
265
00:25:30.595 --> 00:25:32.630
Does JT have
lots of friends?
266
00:25:32.632 --> 00:25:34.532
Yeah, he's
a very social kid.
267
00:25:34.534 --> 00:25:37.001
He's got lots
of activities,
football, baseball.
268
00:25:37.003 --> 00:25:38.836
Baseball.
Mmm-hmm.
269
00:25:38.838 --> 00:25:41.305
Would you say
he's a happy kid?
Yeah, I'd say so.
270
00:25:45.544 --> 00:25:47.745
He was real
frazzled yesterday,
271
00:25:47.747 --> 00:25:49.847
you know, someone
broke my windshield.
272
00:25:49.849 --> 00:25:51.181
I'm sorry?
273
00:25:52.751 --> 00:25:55.786
Yesterday morning,
somebody smashed up
my windshield.
274
00:25:57.222 --> 00:26:01.725
Well, would anyone
be trying to hurt the family
for a work reason,
275
00:26:02.027 --> 00:26:04.061
something in response
to the accident?
276
00:26:04.063 --> 00:26:06.597
Well, I can't even
imagine that.
277
00:26:07.866 --> 00:26:10.801
Do you have
a sense of the miners
that work for you?
278
00:26:10.803 --> 00:26:14.905
Any of them
strange, violent,
resentful of you?
279
00:26:14.907 --> 00:26:18.309
Have they expressed
any threats?
-No. No.
280
00:26:21.613 --> 00:26:22.980
Excuse me.
281
00:26:28.587 --> 00:26:32.256
She doesn't wanna
think that this could
involve foul play.
282
00:26:34.893 --> 00:26:37.061
Can't it be that we're
just making a bigger
deal out of this,
283
00:26:37.063 --> 00:26:38.696
that he's just
goofing off,
284
00:26:38.698 --> 00:26:40.598
you know, with
a friend of his?
285
00:27:36.087 --> 00:27:38.155
Was there any
joking around
in the woods,
286
00:27:38.157 --> 00:27:39.657
like, being rowdy?
287
00:27:39.991 --> 00:27:44.094
Just normal stuff.
Talking, laughing.
288
00:27:44.796 --> 00:27:46.063
Anybody fighting?
289
00:27:46.998 --> 00:27:49.299
No, just goofing around.
290
00:27:55.173 --> 00:27:57.741
The other boys said
that you brought beer.
291
00:27:57.743 --> 00:27:58.809
Yeah.
292
00:27:58.811 --> 00:28:02.846
No, there was
some whiskey, too.
293
00:28:04.282 --> 00:28:07.184
So after the guys
left, did you ever
see JT come back
294
00:28:07.186 --> 00:28:08.819
down that main path?
295
00:28:11.423 --> 00:28:12.723
No.
296
00:28:12.725 --> 00:28:17.261
But the boys told me
that he went back to get
the bottle of whiskey.
297
00:28:18.096 --> 00:28:20.330
So you must have
seen him, right?
298
00:28:22.033 --> 00:28:25.335
I didn't see him.
I guess I was already gone.
299
00:28:30.175 --> 00:28:32.743
Is there something
that you're
not telling me?
300
00:28:34.713 --> 00:28:35.946
No, sir.
301
00:28:56.768 --> 00:28:58.769
Everybody,
let's welcome Amos back.
302
00:28:58.771 --> 00:29:00.804
Thank you very much.
303
00:29:00.806 --> 00:29:03.340
We have a
little surprise for you.
304
00:29:03.342 --> 00:29:04.908
No.
305
00:29:20.892 --> 00:29:23.427
You should take
what's leftover.
306
00:29:23.429 --> 00:29:24.795
-Oh!
-Yeah.
307
00:29:26.431 --> 00:29:29.466
Thank you.
My dad might
appreciate it.
308
00:29:31.336 --> 00:29:33.971
How you been doing
these past few months?
309
00:29:35.406 --> 00:29:37.274
All right.
310
00:29:37.276 --> 00:29:38.942
Things got pretty
ugly around here.
311
00:29:40.111 --> 00:29:41.478
It's good
you missed it.
312
00:29:42.113 --> 00:29:43.180
Yeah.
313
00:29:44.115 --> 00:29:48.018
Well, if you ever
need anything,
314
00:29:48.020 --> 00:29:51.822
or you wanna see
a movie sometime,
just let me know.
315
00:29:54.058 --> 00:29:57.327
I can't do that anymore.
I can hardly move and stuff.
316
00:29:57.329 --> 00:29:59.062
I didn't mean it
like that.
317
00:30:00.498 --> 00:30:03.333
I guess I just
don't feel like my
old self yet, Nell.
318
00:30:06.437 --> 00:30:09.306
Well, I guess it's
gonna take some time.
319
00:30:10.542 --> 00:30:12.509
Nice seeing you, Amos.
320
00:30:17.982 --> 00:30:21.084
So you're saying that
you never saw Bill Doyle
321
00:30:21.086 --> 00:30:24.321
or any other individual
in management disable
a monitor?
322
00:30:26.491 --> 00:30:28.592
Please answer
the question.
323
00:30:29.561 --> 00:30:31.495
I say no.
324
00:30:33.031 --> 00:30:35.265
I never saw nothing
regarding the monitor.
325
00:30:36.367 --> 00:30:37.534
Okay.
326
00:30:37.536 --> 00:30:41.004
Well, I'd like to ask
you now about the issue
of coal dust.
327
00:30:42.106 --> 00:30:44.141
Do you remember
hearing about
an incident in which
328
00:30:44.143 --> 00:30:46.376
Junior Briggs
had an argument
with Bill Doyle?
329
00:30:47.245 --> 00:30:49.046
Junior warned him
he personally felt
330
00:30:49.048 --> 00:30:50.914
uncomfortable going
in the mines
331
00:30:50.916 --> 00:30:52.950
with that level of dust.
332
00:30:56.421 --> 00:30:58.522
Can't say I remember that.
333
00:30:59.991 --> 00:31:02.492
Now, do you remember
hearing a story in which
334
00:31:02.494 --> 00:31:05.162
Bill Doyle then reprimanded
or threatened Junior
335
00:31:05.164 --> 00:31:07.865
for warning other workers
about the coal dust?
336
00:31:13.071 --> 00:31:15.405
My memory's bad
with this stuff.
337
00:31:16.341 --> 00:31:20.377
Well, if we gave you
a little time,
338
00:31:20.379 --> 00:31:24.147
do you think you could try
to recall any facts about
the alleged incident,
339
00:31:24.149 --> 00:31:25.883
one way or the other?
340
00:31:26.417 --> 00:31:27.484
Yeah.
341
00:31:28.486 --> 00:31:30.387
Yeah, I could try,
342
00:31:30.389 --> 00:31:32.422
but I can't guarantee it.
343
00:31:56.114 --> 00:31:58.615
I wouldn't be too hard
on myself, if I was you.
344
00:31:58.617 --> 00:32:02.019
I never could make a fuss.
I had a family to support.
345
00:32:03.988 --> 00:32:06.056
All you got was
a bump on the head.
346
00:32:06.058 --> 00:32:07.591
Don't be comparing us.
347
00:32:15.400 --> 00:32:16.566
What is that?
348
00:32:17.035 --> 00:32:19.303
I got that when you
was in the hospital.
349
00:32:20.405 --> 00:32:22.406
It goes real good
with them cigarettes.
350
00:32:28.980 --> 00:32:30.480
What's going on
out there?
351
00:32:32.183 --> 00:32:35.319
Ah, they're looking
for that Doyle boy.
352
00:32:44.629 --> 00:32:46.530
I'm gonna get me some air.
353
00:33:03.581 --> 00:33:06.583
You don't have
to give speeches
and thank everybody.
354
00:33:06.585 --> 00:33:08.552
The police can do that.
355
00:33:09.187 --> 00:33:11.321
The police
have a job to do.
356
00:33:12.457 --> 00:33:15.492
I just don't think you
need to play boss today.
357
00:33:16.361 --> 00:33:19.062
Diana, I just don't
know what to do.
358
00:33:19.197 --> 00:33:21.531
I feel like I'm
in a foreign country.
359
00:33:26.504 --> 00:33:28.038
Who's that?
360
00:33:42.186 --> 00:33:43.353
Amos?
361
00:33:44.489 --> 00:33:46.390
Bill Doyle.
Bill.
362
00:33:47.525 --> 00:33:50.093
Thank you so much
for coming out here.
363
00:33:50.428 --> 00:33:52.295
It sure means
a lot to me.
364
00:33:52.297 --> 00:33:55.298
Well, I'd like to help
you out any way I can.
365
00:33:56.434 --> 00:33:58.435
Real sorry to hear
about this for you.
366
00:34:01.639 --> 00:34:05.242
I bet you got journalists
and newspapers chasing
after you now, huh?
367
00:34:05.244 --> 00:34:06.443
You're a real
hero here.
368
00:34:07.612 --> 00:34:09.713
Well, I don't
know about that.
369
00:34:11.249 --> 00:34:14.551
Well, anyways,
it's good to see you
on your two feet.
370
00:34:15.253 --> 00:34:17.387
Slow and steady
with that cane
now, you hear?
371
00:34:17.389 --> 00:34:18.655
Yes, sir.
372
00:34:20.391 --> 00:34:22.492
Bill, I...
I was thinking.
373
00:34:23.394 --> 00:34:25.829
If you need anything,
we run a Bible study
374
00:34:25.831 --> 00:34:28.198
at the church
every Tuesday.
375
00:34:29.133 --> 00:34:32.169
I don't count on God
for much these days,
376
00:34:33.137 --> 00:34:34.638
if you know
what I mean.
377
00:34:35.473 --> 00:34:37.507
Yeah, I get it.
I get that, boss.
378
00:34:37.509 --> 00:34:39.476
-Well, you
take care now.
-Yes, sir.
379
00:34:54.225 --> 00:34:57.594
Amos Jenkins
just invited me to
Bible study at church.
380
00:34:57.795 --> 00:34:59.529
Oh, that's
who that is.
381
00:35:20.318 --> 00:35:22.586
<i> No developments</i>
<i> in the case of JT Doyle,</i>
382
00:35:22.588 --> 00:35:26.656
<i> the Stinton teen who went</i>
<i> missing on the afternoon</i>
<i> of August 27th.</i>
383
00:35:26.658 --> 00:35:30.694
<i> A month-long police search</i>
<i> has failed to find any trace</i>
<i> of the 15-year old,</i>
384
00:35:30.696 --> 00:35:33.396
<i> and investigators</i>
<i> are still not saying</i>
<i> if they have</i>
385
00:35:33.398 --> 00:35:35.799
<i> a person of interest</i>
<i> at this time.</i>
386
00:35:36.801 --> 00:35:39.536
<i> His parents Bill</i>
<i> and Diana Doyle have made</i>
387
00:35:39.538 --> 00:35:41.805
<i> an emotional plea</i>
<i> to the community.</i>
388
00:35:41.807 --> 00:35:43.607
<i> If you have</i>
<i> any information,</i>
389
00:35:43.609 --> 00:35:45.876
<i> please contact</i>
<i> Crime Stoppers.</i>
390
00:37:12.797 --> 00:37:14.798
Amos Jenkins,
how you doing, pal?
391
00:37:14.800 --> 00:37:17.701
Hey.
Part-time.
How's it going, man?
392
00:37:17.703 --> 00:37:19.469
-How you doing?
-Listen, I'm gonna
take off.
393
00:37:20.304 --> 00:37:22.239
-Okay, be careful.
-All right.
394
00:37:22.440 --> 00:37:24.741
-Good morning, Gus.
-How are you?
395
00:37:24.743 --> 00:37:27.744
Well, do you got
enough bolting men
for the morning shift?
396
00:37:29.614 --> 00:37:31.248
What do you mean?
397
00:37:31.482 --> 00:37:33.516
I'd like to do
a little something, Gus.
398
00:37:34.785 --> 00:37:36.620
I can't let you
go in the mine.
399
00:37:36.622 --> 00:37:39.389
You have to be
re-certified,
re-trained.
400
00:37:40.891 --> 00:37:43.293
Gus, I ain't looking
for a handout now.
401
00:37:43.295 --> 00:37:45.795
I just... You can't
put me underground?
402
00:37:47.798 --> 00:37:49.933
Can you use a computer?
403
00:37:50.334 --> 00:37:52.602
Maybe I can put you
in the dispatcher's office,
404
00:37:52.604 --> 00:37:54.938
or the hoist house,
or something.
405
00:37:57.508 --> 00:37:59.676
I ain't the best, Gus,
but I'll learn it.
406
00:38:01.512 --> 00:38:04.814
Well, thanks, y'all.
I'd say we got
a lot done today.
407
00:38:11.489 --> 00:38:13.290
Bill, can you stick
around for a second?
408
00:38:14.392 --> 00:38:15.825
Yeah. Sure thing.
409
00:38:18.462 --> 00:38:22.065
As you probably know,
there's gonna be
an internal investigation.
410
00:38:22.067 --> 00:38:27.537
we've already started
looking into timelines
and events and things.
411
00:38:27.539 --> 00:38:29.773
And based
on these findings,
412
00:38:29.775 --> 00:38:34.377
we really think
it's best for you to
seek your own counsel.
413
00:38:36.447 --> 00:38:37.914
Sure. I understand.
414
00:38:37.916 --> 00:38:40.717
And it's customary
that you'll be suspended
415
00:38:40.719 --> 00:38:43.386
for the length
of the investigation.
416
00:38:45.790 --> 00:38:49.459
This is... This is
a rough time for you,
Bill, we both know that.
417
00:38:50.595 --> 00:38:54.597
but you're gonna have to be
gone by the end of the month.
418
00:38:55.933 --> 00:38:57.767
And then we'll
see how it goes.
419
00:39:01.005 --> 00:39:04.474
I'll see you out, John.
Take care, Bill.
420
00:39:23.094 --> 00:39:25.562
You're a lucky stiff
with this swing set.
421
00:39:25.564 --> 00:39:26.629
I know.
422
00:39:37.141 --> 00:39:39.376
What happened in the woods,
423
00:39:41.612 --> 00:39:42.979
that was an accident.
424
00:39:43.447 --> 00:39:45.081
Yeah, accident.
425
00:39:48.686 --> 00:39:50.453
Like dad, remember?
426
00:39:53.090 --> 00:39:55.158
Yup. He didn't
come home.
427
00:39:57.962 --> 00:40:00.563
That's right.
It happened by mistake.
428
00:40:03.634 --> 00:40:05.935
Mom was upset.
She cried.
429
00:40:06.504 --> 00:40:10.473
Yeah, you don't want her
to cry again, right?
You understand?
430
00:40:10.475 --> 00:40:12.809
You better keep
your mouth shut.
431
00:40:17.148 --> 00:40:18.948
Where's that boy?
432
00:40:26.557 --> 00:40:28.158
Forget about that boy.
433
00:40:39.570 --> 00:40:41.204
You promise
to be quiet?
434
00:40:42.907 --> 00:40:44.174
Yes.
435
00:40:45.776 --> 00:40:47.977
I won't give these
to you anymore
if you don't,
436
00:40:49.447 --> 00:40:50.747
you understand?
437
00:40:51.482 --> 00:40:53.082
-Yes.
-Good.
438
00:41:17.041 --> 00:41:19.509
Good night, Georgie.
-Take it easy.
439
00:41:35.993 --> 00:41:37.694
Why are you
home so late?
440
00:41:37.696 --> 00:41:40.663
Sorry. I'm just
going through some
files from work.
441
00:41:42.066 --> 00:41:44.567
I already had
a sandwich,
I'm good.
442
00:43:11.322 --> 00:43:13.790
I've got three
meteorologists
on record
443
00:43:13.792 --> 00:43:17.961
saying lightning
struck at 6:28
and 6:29 a.m.,
444
00:43:17.963 --> 00:43:19.996
and apparently
they were
strong strikes.
445
00:43:20.731 --> 00:43:22.799
Maybe everyone will
stop pointing fingers.
446
00:43:22.801 --> 00:43:25.835
Bill, company counsel
is already talking
criminal negligence,
447
00:43:28.172 --> 00:43:30.707
Just be careful
what you say to the other
employees, all right?
448
00:43:30.709 --> 00:43:31.774
Yeah.
449
00:43:33.677 --> 00:43:35.345
At least Jenkins
ain't talking.
450
00:43:35.347 --> 00:43:38.214
And seems like
he's not joining
the class action.
451
00:43:38.216 --> 00:43:40.650
-Yeah.
-That's good
news for you.
452
00:43:42.152 --> 00:43:44.220
I could sure use
some good news.
453
00:43:44.222 --> 00:43:46.322
Will you try
to take it easy?
454
00:43:46.724 --> 00:43:47.790
I will.
455
00:44:13.251 --> 00:44:16.819
<i> This is Joel Kitts from</i>
<i> Wexler, Burnham and Kitts.</i>
456
00:44:17.788 --> 00:44:19.389
<i> We're a firm</i>
<i> that specializes</i>
457
00:44:19.391 --> 00:44:21.190
<i> in coal-related</i>
<i> personal injuries.</i>
458
00:44:21.192 --> 00:44:26.729
<i> Carl Bishop may have given</i>
<i> you my card a while back</i>
<i> and I've called a few times.</i>
459
00:44:26.731 --> 00:44:28.731
<i> I can't seem to reach you.</i>
460
00:44:28.733 --> 00:44:30.433
<i> I'm representing</i>
<i> a number of families</i>
461
00:44:30.435 --> 00:44:33.436
<i> in the class action suit</i>
<i> against Bonford Coal,</i>
462
00:44:33.438 --> 00:44:36.205
<i> and I'm gonna be organizing</i>
<i> a closed-door meeting</i>
463
00:44:36.207 --> 00:44:38.841
<i> with the victims' families</i>
<i> at Sherry's Diner</i>
464
00:44:38.843 --> 00:44:41.144
<i> at 7:00 p.m.</i>
<i> on Monday night.</i>
465
00:44:41.146 --> 00:44:43.346
<i> I would really</i>
<i> encourage you to join us.</i>
466
00:44:43.348 --> 00:44:45.915
<i> Your involvement could</i>
<i> really help these folks.</i>
467
00:44:45.917 --> 00:44:49.886
<i> My number is 555-7653.</i>
468
00:44:55.159 --> 00:44:58.127
This is a Bible study.
We're in session.
469
00:45:00.064 --> 00:45:01.798
I know. I, uh...
470
00:45:02.066 --> 00:45:03.733
I, uh...
471
00:45:05.369 --> 00:45:07.136
Would you
like to have a seat?
472
00:45:07.138 --> 00:45:09.706
Could someone please
make a space for her?
473
00:45:11.208 --> 00:45:12.975
Welcome.
Have a seat.
474
00:45:17.748 --> 00:45:18.981
Thank you.
475
00:45:21.018 --> 00:45:23.986
Thank you so much.
I'm sorry. So sorry.
476
00:45:23.988 --> 00:45:26.089
We all welcome
you here tonight.
477
00:45:26.091 --> 00:45:29.325
And we're all praying
for the safe return
of your son.
478
00:45:29.327 --> 00:45:31.260
It must be
a difficult time.
479
00:45:31.929 --> 00:45:33.129
Thank you.
480
00:45:34.064 --> 00:45:36.065
We were discussing
this week's topic,
481
00:45:36.067 --> 00:45:39.268
the importance of
sharing your weaknesses
with each other.
482
00:45:39.737 --> 00:45:41.804
Let's continue
around the room.
483
00:45:41.806 --> 00:45:43.973
Nellie,
we're at you, right?
484
00:45:45.809 --> 00:45:49.078
Well, it's hard for me
to talk about my weaknesses,
485
00:45:49.346 --> 00:45:52.749
since weakness
isn't really something
that we talk a lot
486
00:45:52.751 --> 00:45:58.955
So... And we're always
just trying to put
on a happy face.
487
00:45:58.957 --> 00:46:02.325
I'm trying to be strong
for my sister and
my nephews, especially.
488
00:46:02.993 --> 00:46:05.962
You all know what I mean.
489
00:46:06.964 --> 00:46:10.399
I've been praying
a lot to help me
in the past few months.
490
00:46:10.401 --> 00:46:15.104
my baby sister lost
her son in the accident,
you know.
491
00:46:17.175 --> 00:46:18.508
It's causing her
lots of depression...
492
00:46:18.510 --> 00:46:20.943
Ma'am, you having
trouble breathing?
493
00:46:20.945 --> 00:46:23.246
Are you okay?
You need some air?
494
00:46:23.248 --> 00:46:25.047
It's fine.
495
00:46:25.049 --> 00:46:26.816
Oh, gosh, I'm sorry.
496
00:46:29.120 --> 00:46:32.522
It looks like you're
hyperventilating, sweetie.
497
00:46:32.524 --> 00:46:34.824
Let me get a bag
for you to breathe into.
498
00:46:34.826 --> 00:46:36.492
Oh, please,
please don't get up.
499
00:46:36.494 --> 00:46:39.061
Would you like to go
to the fountain
and get some water?
500
00:46:39.063 --> 00:46:42.331
It's in the hall.
-Yes, I will.
I will get some...
501
00:46:46.870 --> 00:46:49.505
Please don't get up.
I'll get some water.
502
00:46:57.080 --> 00:47:00.349
Amos.
-Oh, okay.
I'm sorry, um...
503
00:47:03.420 --> 00:47:05.922
Well, I ain't sure
what to say.
504
00:47:09.459 --> 00:47:13.029
It's been awful
rough to get out
of a coma, for sure.
505
00:47:20.404 --> 00:47:23.372
You know, I thank God
I'm alive, I really do,
506
00:47:27.077 --> 00:47:29.212
but I just want
to be normal again.
507
00:47:30.447 --> 00:47:32.348
Everything back
the way it was.
508
00:47:34.952 --> 00:47:37.520
I don't know what
to do when I wake up
every morning.
509
00:47:39.923 --> 00:47:41.457
Lost 10 miners in there,
510
00:47:41.459 --> 00:47:43.359
and I can't get them
out of my head.
511
00:47:46.029 --> 00:47:49.532
It's rough on you to know
that you're the only one left.
512
00:48:18.362 --> 00:48:19.962
You feeling
any better?
513
00:48:22.499 --> 00:48:23.566
Not really.
514
00:48:25.602 --> 00:48:28.504
I'm happy to
give you a ride,
if you need one.
515
00:48:29.606 --> 00:48:31.440
I just need a minute.
516
00:48:34.144 --> 00:48:36.579
That was nice
what you said.
517
00:48:38.181 --> 00:48:41.584
It must feel good
to have a group
of people to talk to.
518
00:48:43.220 --> 00:48:46.022
Yeah, well,
it's about the most
I've said in a year.
519
00:48:46.957 --> 00:48:48.457
We never officially met.
520
00:48:51.395 --> 00:48:53.329
You're Amos?
-Yes, ma'am.
521
00:48:53.331 --> 00:48:55.932
-Diana.
-Nice to meet you, ma'am.
522
00:49:01.271 --> 00:49:03.472
I'm really not in
a condition to drive.
523
00:49:04.541 --> 00:49:06.475
I sure ain't
the best driver.
524
00:49:07.945 --> 00:49:11.180
You can get me from
point A to point B,
can't you?
525
00:49:12.182 --> 00:49:13.616
Yeah, I can do that.
526
00:49:17.554 --> 00:49:20.222
I'm just up here,
on the right.
527
00:49:20.224 --> 00:49:22.058
I know where
you live, ma'am.
528
00:49:22.693 --> 00:49:24.493
It ain't a
big town, is it?
529
00:49:29.299 --> 00:49:30.700
Got no leads?
530
00:49:33.170 --> 00:49:37.106
No, they found a runaway
in Tennessee last week,
but it wasn't him.
531
00:49:42.045 --> 00:49:44.380
What are all the folks
in town saying about it?
532
00:49:46.049 --> 00:49:48.451
Everyone's really
upset, ma'am.
533
00:49:54.458 --> 00:49:55.758
This is me.
534
00:50:00.764 --> 00:50:03.199
Let me get you
to your door.
535
00:50:03.201 --> 00:50:04.667
Oh, no. I'm good.
536
00:50:06.303 --> 00:50:08.170
Oh, it sticks.
537
00:50:11.541 --> 00:50:13.676
Your, uh... Your car
gonna be all right?
538
00:50:13.678 --> 00:50:17.580
Yeah. I'll have one
of Bill's guys get it
for me in the morning.
539
00:50:19.182 --> 00:50:20.516
All right.
-All right.
540
00:50:21.184 --> 00:50:24.186
Thank you.
Good night.
541
00:50:33.597 --> 00:50:36.532
You go down to
the police station
to see the new photos?
542
00:50:36.534 --> 00:50:38.167
Yeah.
543
00:50:38.769 --> 00:50:40.102
There's nothing.
544
00:50:43.140 --> 00:50:45.808
And you heard
they brought in
some meth-head
545
00:50:45.810 --> 00:50:48.778
for questioning,
and nothing came of it?
546
00:50:48.780 --> 00:50:50.513
I guess he was clean.
547
00:50:50.515 --> 00:50:52.448
Yeah, that's what
Peterson said.
548
00:50:59.556 --> 00:51:02.591
Everything just
bounces off you
so easy, don't it?
549
00:51:05.095 --> 00:51:06.195
Sorry?
550
00:51:06.197 --> 00:51:10.099
It seems like
you're cheerful,
grilling your steaks.
551
00:51:11.134 --> 00:51:13.736
Well, we can't expect
you to cook around here,
now can we?
552
00:51:13.738 --> 00:51:17.573
We'd be eating
potato chips
and onion dip.
553
00:51:20.143 --> 00:51:22.745
Yeah, I'm sorry.
I have something else
on my mind.
554
00:51:24.414 --> 00:51:28.684
I don't have the luxury
of sitting around the house
all day in mourning.
555
00:51:28.686 --> 00:51:32.221
And I don't have
the luxury of drowning
myself in my work.
556
00:51:32.223 --> 00:51:34.790
It must be a nice
distraction for you.
557
00:51:34.792 --> 00:51:38.661
I'm just trying to
actively do things,
Diana.
558
00:51:39.129 --> 00:51:42.264
Don't you think
it pains me to
watch you unravel?
559
00:51:43.300 --> 00:51:44.800
We don't know
anything yet.
560
00:51:44.802 --> 00:51:46.836
It's like you've
fucking given up.
561
00:51:46.838 --> 00:51:48.304
I have not.
562
00:51:48.306 --> 00:51:50.139
Pills, cigarettes.
563
00:51:50.407 --> 00:51:53.375
It's hard to watch you.
You should get
your shit together.
564
00:53:30.373 --> 00:53:31.473
Mrs. Doyle?
565
00:53:34.544 --> 00:53:36.312
I didn't mean
to startle you.
566
00:53:36.813 --> 00:53:38.747
No. It's, uh...
567
00:53:39.683 --> 00:53:40.783
It's okay.
568
00:53:41.952 --> 00:53:43.819
What are you
doing out here?
569
00:53:46.323 --> 00:53:47.823
New pack.
570
00:53:49.559 --> 00:53:52.394
I wouldn't be out here
too long if I was you.
571
00:53:53.396 --> 00:53:55.564
All kinds of weirdos
out at this hour.
572
00:54:01.838 --> 00:54:04.306
God, not much
fazes me anymore.
573
00:54:05.842 --> 00:54:07.943
I drive around
a lot late at night.
574
00:54:08.511 --> 00:54:09.845
I'm just...
575
00:54:09.847 --> 00:54:11.880
I think maybe
I'm gonna
576
00:54:12.716 --> 00:54:16.018
spot him somewhere.
577
00:54:16.453 --> 00:54:18.020
It's crazy.
578
00:54:18.022 --> 00:54:19.722
It's so crazy.
579
00:54:22.792 --> 00:54:25.628
No, it ain't crazy.
580
00:54:28.331 --> 00:54:30.933
What are you
doing out here?
It's so late.
581
00:54:32.969 --> 00:54:36.538
I can't sleep.
I had to get
some medicine.
582
00:54:39.476 --> 00:54:40.542
Oh...
583
00:55:05.735 --> 00:55:07.303
Can I do this?
584
00:55:18.815 --> 00:55:19.982
I'm sorry.
585
00:55:22.752 --> 00:55:25.087
Please, don't say
you're sorry.
586
00:56:47.070 --> 00:56:49.037
What are you
giving away?
587
00:56:49.672 --> 00:56:52.007
Free yard work.
I can work any Saturday
you want this month.
588
00:56:53.143 --> 00:56:56.044
Oh. Well,
that sounds good.
My yard's a mess.
589
00:56:59.549 --> 00:57:00.682
What's your name, ma'am?
590
00:57:01.184 --> 00:57:02.551
Diana Doyle.
591
00:57:03.620 --> 00:57:05.120
I have to put it
on the ticket.
592
00:57:07.457 --> 00:57:08.524
Good luck.
593
00:57:39.055 --> 00:57:41.523
I've never been
in a motel before.
594
00:57:46.563 --> 00:57:49.131
We used to come
to a place like this
in high school.
595
00:57:50.800 --> 00:57:52.601
The seniors would
rent the rooms,
596
00:57:52.603 --> 00:57:55.103
and we'd all file in
with six-packs.
597
00:58:03.546 --> 00:58:04.813
You okay?
598
00:58:06.216 --> 00:58:07.483
Yeah.
599
00:58:13.223 --> 00:58:15.624
They're gonna
find him, ma'am.
600
00:58:21.598 --> 00:58:23.198
Don't call me "ma'am."
601
00:59:03.573 --> 00:59:04.907
You going in?
602
00:59:06.309 --> 00:59:08.677
Oh, no.
I just swung by.
603
00:59:11.748 --> 00:59:14.082
Why are you
working there?
604
00:59:18.855 --> 00:59:20.756
Because I like
to work, Carl.
605
00:59:21.824 --> 00:59:23.692
Coal is all I know.
606
00:59:24.894 --> 00:59:26.795
Makes you look like
there's something
wrong with you.
607
00:59:29.198 --> 00:59:32.568
You want those
people to think
you're on their side?
608
00:59:34.137 --> 00:59:35.871
This thing is big.
609
00:59:35.873 --> 00:59:37.105
Don't you get that?
610
00:59:38.775 --> 00:59:40.275
Dumb son-of-a-bitch.
611
00:59:43.246 --> 00:59:44.980
You like watching
from the sidelines?
612
00:59:45.882 --> 00:59:48.283
I wonder what Junior
and the rest of them
would be saying
613
00:59:48.285 --> 00:59:50.118
if they could
see you now.
614
00:59:50.120 --> 00:59:52.354
Why don't you go
fuck yourself,
how 'bout that?
615
00:59:52.889 --> 00:59:55.257
Seems like you're feeling
like your old self again.
616
00:59:55.792 --> 00:59:58.226
People been saying
some interesting things.
617
01:00:01.664 --> 01:00:05.801
One of my workers
said they saw you at
Bible study on Tuesday.
618
01:00:08.037 --> 01:00:11.273
Yeah. Yeah,
I've been twice.
619
01:00:12.709 --> 01:00:14.209
I guess that's good
if it helps, huh?
620
01:00:14.211 --> 01:00:15.611
It gets me
out of the house.
621
01:00:15.613 --> 01:00:21.617
This Bible study thing,
it's what Amos Jenkins
invited me to?
622
01:00:23.953 --> 01:00:25.621
Yeah, that's the one.
623
01:00:25.623 --> 01:00:29.758
You do realize that
he's the guy the Feds
are talking to, right?
624
01:00:30.360 --> 01:00:32.361
If people in town see you
talking to mining folks,
625
01:00:32.363 --> 01:00:33.895
it could be weird,
don't you think?
626
01:00:35.698 --> 01:00:37.866
What do I care
what people think?
627
01:00:38.401 --> 01:00:40.769
You might wanna
connect the dots, Diana.
628
01:00:40.771 --> 01:00:41.870
It just looks shitty.
629
01:00:50.346 --> 01:00:52.280
Bunny and Sandy
say they never see
you anymore.
630
01:00:52.282 --> 01:00:53.715
They say...
Bunny and Sandy...
631
01:00:53.717 --> 01:00:55.684
They say you're
avoiding their calls.
632
01:00:55.686 --> 01:00:57.119
Jesus. I can't...
633
01:00:57.121 --> 01:00:58.420
I can't deal
with their pitying...
634
01:00:58.422 --> 01:00:59.688
They're not
pitying you.
635
01:00:59.690 --> 01:01:03.191
It's not pity, Diana.
They're just
checking in on you.
636
01:01:03.193 --> 01:01:04.993
-Oh, it's pity.
-They're just being nice.
637
01:01:07.430 --> 01:01:09.297
Speaking of Sandy,
638
01:01:10.099 --> 01:01:12.067
I heard you
hired a lawyer.
639
01:01:12.368 --> 01:01:13.802
Greenbaum?
640
01:01:15.805 --> 01:01:17.439
He's a lawyer the
company recommended.
641
01:01:17.441 --> 01:01:21.076
Yeah. Why is it
you need your own
lawyer anyway?
642
01:01:22.879 --> 01:01:24.713
Jerry doesn't
have a lawyer.
643
01:01:27.150 --> 01:01:29.951
Company's not vouching
for you anymore?
644
01:01:36.059 --> 01:01:38.026
It's worse
than I thought.
645
01:01:38.028 --> 01:01:40.262
I ended up being
more exposed
than I thought.
646
01:01:40.264 --> 01:01:42.197
More exposed?
What does that mean?
647
01:01:42.199 --> 01:01:44.299
It's not my
fault, Diana.
648
01:01:44.901 --> 01:01:48.804
I just did
what they told me
they wanted me to do,
649
01:01:48.806 --> 01:01:51.940
and in the process,
I made a shitload
of money for everybody.
650
01:01:53.010 --> 01:01:56.845
You were right
to spare me
the details,
651
01:01:57.447 --> 01:01:59.247
because they
make me sick.
652
01:02:01.984 --> 01:02:04.786
And you don't care
that I could be
the fall-guy here?
653
01:02:06.989 --> 01:02:08.290
Well, I guess
we both know
654
01:02:08.292 --> 01:02:10.292
it wasn't
a lightning strike
now, don't we?
655
01:02:10.294 --> 01:02:13.462
Hey, you say what you will,
but you like your things.
656
01:02:13.464 --> 01:02:16.431
Your car, this remodel,
all your clothes.
657
01:02:16.433 --> 01:02:18.166
So don't you go
acting all high
and mighty!
658
01:02:54.370 --> 01:02:56.772
My wife's putting you
to work now, huh?
659
01:02:58.374 --> 01:03:01.243
Yeah, she won
the raffle.
660
01:03:02.311 --> 01:03:03.845
Yeah, I heard.
661
01:03:04.413 --> 01:03:06.848
Bill.
-Owen.
662
01:03:07.316 --> 01:03:09.117
Owen. Owen what?
663
01:03:09.552 --> 01:03:11.086
Owen Briggs.
664
01:03:11.088 --> 01:03:15.023
Owen Briggs,
you're in high school,
right? In JT's school?
665
01:03:16.993 --> 01:03:18.260
Yeah.
666
01:03:18.262 --> 01:03:19.928
You're Junior's son?
667
01:03:22.865 --> 01:03:23.999
Yeah.
668
01:03:24.001 --> 01:03:26.067
Yeah, you look like him.
669
01:03:28.337 --> 01:03:30.906
How's your mom doing?
-She's fine.
670
01:03:34.243 --> 01:03:37.412
What I'd like to do
is get rid of all
this beach furniture,
671
01:03:37.414 --> 01:03:38.880
and the patio stuff,
672
01:03:38.882 --> 01:03:40.515
just get it all
moved out back.
673
01:03:40.517 --> 01:03:43.285
Just generally get
this corner cleaned out.
674
01:03:47.123 --> 01:03:48.323
You like to ride?
675
01:03:51.227 --> 01:03:52.360
Yeah.
676
01:04:01.070 --> 01:04:02.537
You have a bike?
677
01:04:03.372 --> 01:04:04.940
No, ma'am.
678
01:04:04.942 --> 01:04:07.209
I did, but it's
small now, I guess.
679
01:04:13.049 --> 01:04:14.316
Hey, Bill.
680
01:04:17.620 --> 01:04:19.487
Bill, can you dig
out this old bike?
681
01:04:20.356 --> 01:04:22.858
Which one?
The old blue one.
682
01:04:23.259 --> 01:04:25.327
JT got this
new one anyhow.
683
01:04:25.329 --> 01:04:26.595
It's just
collecting dust.
684
01:04:26.597 --> 01:04:30.232
Will you make sure
it's still in good shape?
685
01:04:42.111 --> 01:04:43.979
All right. Good.
686
01:04:46.082 --> 01:04:48.316
I'll see you
on Saturday, then.
687
01:04:54.457 --> 01:04:56.491
How do those
wheels feel?
688
01:04:56.493 --> 01:04:58.660
They're good.
-Yeah, they're all right.
689
01:05:01.530 --> 01:05:03.365
All right, well...
690
01:05:04.600 --> 01:05:07.369
You sure it's okay?
-Yeah, it's okay.
691
01:05:08.437 --> 01:05:09.905
Be safe.
692
01:06:13.569 --> 01:06:14.736
Hey!
693
01:06:16.305 --> 01:06:18.640
How did you
get in here?
I jumped the bank.
694
01:06:22.545 --> 01:06:25.180
You shouldn't be
snooping around in here,
it's dangerous.
695
01:06:26.148 --> 01:06:29.351
You're walking.
-Yeah, I'm getting there.
696
01:06:33.322 --> 01:06:35.357
Are you taking care
of your mama?
697
01:06:35.359 --> 01:06:36.691
Yeah, I am.
698
01:06:39.328 --> 01:06:42.063
Well, can you
tell me what is it
that you want?
699
01:06:42.065 --> 01:06:43.164
Nothing.
700
01:06:43.166 --> 01:06:44.499
I was just
looking around.
701
01:06:49.005 --> 01:06:50.572
Did you
find anything?
702
01:06:52.041 --> 01:06:53.108
No.
703
01:06:56.479 --> 01:06:59.114
You think you can
take me in the mine?
704
01:07:01.617 --> 01:07:04.252
You can't be
going down
in here too far.
705
01:07:05.221 --> 01:07:06.755
Is this
the Number 3?
706
01:07:06.757 --> 01:07:08.556
No, of course not.
707
01:07:08.558 --> 01:07:12.160
It's been closed down.
Sealed up.
708
01:07:17.133 --> 01:07:18.600
You miss your pop?
709
01:07:19.235 --> 01:07:20.568
Yeah.
710
01:07:21.637 --> 01:07:24.205
Sometimes I think
James forgets about him.
711
01:07:24.207 --> 01:07:26.207
No. He don't forget.
712
01:07:26.509 --> 01:07:28.243
He's a sly one,
your brother,
713
01:07:28.245 --> 01:07:30.345
he's a whole lot smarter
than you think he is.
714
01:07:32.581 --> 01:07:34.349
All right,
turn on that light.
715
01:07:51.734 --> 01:07:53.802
Them beams
hold up the roof,
716
01:07:53.804 --> 01:07:57.238
and the face is
all the way down
about a mile in.
717
01:07:57.573 --> 01:07:59.441
Does this look
like Number 3?
718
01:08:00.409 --> 01:08:03.078
Oh, that's
a whole lot bigger.
719
01:08:13.689 --> 01:08:15.623
Did you see
my dad die?
720
01:08:20.463 --> 01:08:22.097
Were you near him?
721
01:08:23.299 --> 01:08:25.233
Yeah. I was near him.
722
01:08:27.303 --> 01:08:29.304
We was all taking care
of each other.
723
01:08:30.439 --> 01:08:33.374
Helping each other
with the self-rescuers.
724
01:08:35.578 --> 01:08:38.146
Y'all couldn't
breathe, right?
725
01:08:42.518 --> 01:08:44.619
We was having a hard time.
726
01:08:59.468 --> 01:09:01.870
How come you survived,
and nobody else did?
727
01:09:01.872 --> 01:09:04.305
Did you do
something different?
728
01:09:05.808 --> 01:09:07.609
I had luck, I guess.
729
01:09:10.846 --> 01:09:12.547
It was a waste to save me,
if you think about it.
730
01:09:12.549 --> 01:09:14.816
I ain't got
no family, no kids.
731
01:09:16.519 --> 01:09:18.286
You got your dad.
732
01:09:21.790 --> 01:09:23.424
That's true.
733
01:09:36.639 --> 01:09:38.573
What do you think
it's like to die?
734
01:09:41.911 --> 01:09:44.846
Son, there was
no one in pain in there.
735
01:09:47.249 --> 01:09:48.850
You understand me?
736
01:09:56.292 --> 01:09:57.625
Come on, now.
737
01:09:57.627 --> 01:10:00.762
They'll give me
an ass whooping if
they find you down here.
738
01:10:07.670 --> 01:10:09.837
Go on, get that
door open for me.
739
01:10:10.673 --> 01:10:13.341
Which button?
That one right there.
740
01:10:29.558 --> 01:10:31.559
You can't use
that bar of soap
in your hair.
741
01:10:31.561 --> 01:10:33.995
I use soap.
I'm a one-stop shop, baby.
742
01:10:33.997 --> 01:10:35.697
I don't use
that stuff.
No.
743
01:10:35.699 --> 01:10:37.765
Come here.
I'm gonna take
care of you.
744
01:10:37.933 --> 01:10:39.634
I don't want
the pink stuff.
745
01:10:39.636 --> 01:10:41.669
I don't... Don't put
that in my hair.
I don't want it.
746
01:10:41.671 --> 01:10:42.837
I use soap.
747
01:10:45.307 --> 01:10:47.342
Come here.
-No. No,
I don't want that...
748
01:10:47.344 --> 01:10:48.509
Come here.
749
01:10:49.645 --> 01:10:51.246
Don't say "no" to me.
750
01:10:51.248 --> 01:10:53.514
I'll say "no."
-Don't say "no" to me.
751
01:10:55.451 --> 01:10:57.318
Oh, God.
I got soap in my eyes.
752
01:10:57.320 --> 01:10:58.653
Oh, get in.
753
01:11:05.694 --> 01:11:06.761
Ah!
754
01:11:30.619 --> 01:11:32.053
Get it out.
-It's okay, now.
755
01:11:32.055 --> 01:11:33.521
Get it out.
756
01:11:35.391 --> 01:11:36.958
Are you all right?
757
01:11:38.494 --> 01:11:40.361
Are you okay?
-I got it, baby.
758
01:11:53.042 --> 01:11:55.043
Come on, Owen.
Owen, stop!
759
01:12:01.417 --> 01:12:03.751
That was
such a pathetic...
760
01:12:09.591 --> 01:12:11.025
Wait for me.
761
01:12:26.942 --> 01:12:29.344
Nobody goes
in there anymore.
762
01:12:36.885 --> 01:12:40.088
If you're scared,
we don't have
to go any further.
763
01:12:59.875 --> 01:13:02.377
Did he
do it again?
-Yeah.
764
01:13:02.778 --> 01:13:04.746
That's the third
time this week.
765
01:13:05.414 --> 01:13:07.749
He's a bundle
of nerves lately.
766
01:13:07.751 --> 01:13:09.584
What's wrong with him?
Did he say anything to you?
767
01:13:09.586 --> 01:13:10.852
No.
768
01:13:10.854 --> 01:13:12.620
Maybe if you'd
stop babying him.
769
01:13:13.555 --> 01:13:15.723
You guys don't tell
anybody what's going
on in your heads.
770
01:13:15.725 --> 01:13:18.659
That's what I think.
You just keep it all in.
771
01:13:19.795 --> 01:13:21.028
Please.
772
01:13:22.965 --> 01:13:24.932
You got work this
morning, don't you?
773
01:13:25.601 --> 01:13:26.734
Yeah.
774
01:13:26.736 --> 01:13:31.406
Don't linger
at that place, okay?
Just in and out.
775
01:13:31.707 --> 01:13:33.141
Okay. I won't.
776
01:13:37.012 --> 01:13:39.013
How do you want
these folded?
777
01:13:39.015 --> 01:13:42.550
Oh, honey, I don't
think the Salvation Army
is gonna care.
778
01:13:49.158 --> 01:13:51.959
You're not gonna throw out
any of JT's stuff, right?
779
01:13:52.694 --> 01:13:55.096
No, just, uh...
This is all old,
junkie stuff.
780
01:13:55.664 --> 01:13:58.566
I'm keeping all the
special sentimental things.
781
01:14:00.035 --> 01:14:02.503
I can't even think
to touch his room.
782
01:14:02.505 --> 01:14:04.172
I wouldn't want
to move a pencil.
783
01:14:05.941 --> 01:14:08.709
Oh, my God.
784
01:14:08.944 --> 01:14:10.778
I got this the year
I was married.
785
01:14:11.647 --> 01:14:13.014
Yeah, it looks old.
786
01:14:15.651 --> 01:14:18.886
It's crazy what
you hold on to
for no good reason.
787
01:14:23.959 --> 01:14:25.827
Have you ever been
in a coal mine?
788
01:14:26.595 --> 01:14:27.995
Uh, not really.
789
01:14:27.997 --> 01:14:33.568
I went on a field trip
in grade school, and that
was enough for me.
790
01:14:34.703 --> 01:14:37.472
I was real claustrophobic
down there.
791
01:14:38.607 --> 01:14:41.976
I went down in one
the other day.
It was a rookie mine.
792
01:14:41.978 --> 01:14:43.678
My dad died
in Number 3.
793
01:14:47.115 --> 01:14:50.751
I just wanted to see
what it looked like
where he died.
794
01:14:54.823 --> 01:14:57.091
Actually, we kept
three of my dad's shirts.
795
01:14:57.926 --> 01:15:00.795
We each picked one out.
Me, my mom, and James.
796
01:15:01.763 --> 01:15:03.764
We wear them sometimes.
797
01:15:07.836 --> 01:15:09.871
Oh, who's that now?
798
01:15:13.976 --> 01:15:15.710
Hang on,
I'll be right back.
799
01:17:08.357 --> 01:17:11.058
We never talk about
your son now, do we?
800
01:17:18.266 --> 01:17:20.368
I don't want
to burden you.
801
01:17:20.802 --> 01:17:22.770
But you can,
though, babe.
802
01:17:28.710 --> 01:17:30.144
It's just...
803
01:17:37.152 --> 01:17:39.654
Something I don't
wanna talk about.
804
01:17:39.988 --> 01:17:43.858
I think about it every
second of every day
when I'm at home.
805
01:17:48.797 --> 01:17:50.965
So this is your
vacation then, huh?
806
01:17:55.804 --> 01:17:56.937
Yeah.
807
01:17:57.673 --> 01:17:58.739
Mmm.
808
01:18:24.199 --> 01:18:25.733
Hey, Amos!
809
01:18:29.071 --> 01:18:30.237
Shit.
810
01:18:40.782 --> 01:18:43.150
Why can't you
lift your arm up?
811
01:18:48.023 --> 01:18:49.824
See how the
table's turned?
812
01:18:49.826 --> 01:18:53.427
Just a couple months ago,
I was doing this for you.
813
01:18:54.362 --> 01:18:56.363
Yeah. Ain't we the pair.
814
01:19:02.838 --> 01:19:04.805
You need you
some medicine now.
815
01:19:04.807 --> 01:19:07.141
That cough ain't gonna
go away on its own.
816
01:19:11.279 --> 01:19:13.080
You want that oxygen?
817
01:19:13.082 --> 01:19:15.916
I'll get it later.
Don't worry about it.
818
01:19:22.958 --> 01:19:24.925
You want me to
turn that light off?
819
01:19:24.927 --> 01:19:26.527
Yeah. Turn it
off for me.
820
01:19:37.939 --> 01:19:39.807
Make it a double, Patty.
821
01:19:44.112 --> 01:19:46.447
Here you go,
and this one's
on Bill Doyle.
822
01:19:52.554 --> 01:19:55.289
On Bill Doyle, huh?
-Yup. On Bill.
823
01:20:03.832 --> 01:20:05.933
What's up, Amos?
-Hey, boys.
824
01:20:05.935 --> 01:20:07.268
How's it going, buddy?
825
01:20:07.270 --> 01:20:09.503
What's going on, Amos?
Let's buy you a drink.
826
01:20:09.505 --> 01:20:12.206
Hey, Patty,
get a round for the bar.
827
01:20:12.208 --> 01:20:13.474
Yeah, get us a round.
828
01:20:14.910 --> 01:20:16.343
Give Amos
a double here.
829
01:20:16.345 --> 01:20:17.945
Yeah. Get him drunk.
830
01:20:18.547 --> 01:20:20.381
We're waiting
to hear what
you're gonna say.
831
01:20:20.383 --> 01:20:22.516
You ain't gonna put us
out of work, are you?
832
01:20:22.518 --> 01:20:24.852
You know we're
a dying breed.
833
01:20:24.854 --> 01:20:27.087
Yeah. We're a dying
breed, is right.
834
01:20:27.923 --> 01:20:31.292
I might as well be
in the dirt with
the rest of them.
835
01:20:34.129 --> 01:20:36.931
You wanna...
You wanna take care of us?
836
01:20:39.100 --> 01:20:40.467
Yeah. I'll take
care of you, Jerry.
837
01:20:40.469 --> 01:20:42.002
Are you sure
you're not gonna
fuck us over?
838
01:20:42.004 --> 01:20:43.337
Yeah. If they find
something wrong,
839
01:20:43.339 --> 01:20:46.073
they're gonna shut
us down completely.
840
01:20:46.075 --> 01:20:48.175
You like getting food on
the table, don't you, Jerry?
841
01:20:48.177 --> 01:20:49.476
Yes, sir.
842
01:20:49.478 --> 01:20:51.946
- We need to work.
- We gotta work.
843
01:20:54.049 --> 01:20:55.316
Have one
with all of us.
844
01:20:55.318 --> 01:20:57.051
Come on, cheers!
Cheers.
845
01:20:57.053 --> 01:20:59.119
- To Bonford Coal, man.
- To Bonford Coal.
846
01:21:02.190 --> 01:21:04.992
You enjoying
your freshman year?
847
01:21:05.193 --> 01:21:06.861
Yeah, sort of.
848
01:21:09.931 --> 01:21:11.398
It's been
a weird year.
849
01:21:12.267 --> 01:21:13.634
I'm sure.
850
01:21:15.003 --> 01:21:16.503
Make any good friends?
851
01:21:16.505 --> 01:21:18.038
Yeah, I guess.
852
01:21:18.040 --> 01:21:21.976
I'm not very popular,
but I have
a few good friends.
853
01:21:23.578 --> 01:21:26.113
Well, that's really
all you need.
854
01:21:27.015 --> 01:21:28.983
I think people that
have a lot of friends
855
01:21:28.985 --> 01:21:31.352
are usually not
that interesting.
856
01:21:32.153 --> 01:21:34.622
Were you popular?
You seem like you were.
857
01:21:35.323 --> 01:21:36.490
I do?
858
01:21:36.492 --> 01:21:41.462
so that always
brought me a certain
amount of attention.
859
01:21:45.166 --> 01:21:47.334
What was he like
that Friday?
860
01:21:47.502 --> 01:21:48.636
Who?
861
01:21:50.639 --> 01:21:51.906
JT.
862
01:21:55.543 --> 01:21:59.313
I know you were
in the woods with him.
With all them boys.
863
01:22:04.252 --> 01:22:06.020
He was joking around.
864
01:22:07.656 --> 01:22:09.924
He was having a good time
with those fireworks.
865
01:22:15.330 --> 01:22:17.164
He was having fun?
866
01:22:17.999 --> 01:22:19.066
Yeah.
867
01:22:20.368 --> 01:22:23.437
You guys were
all laughing,
having a good time?
868
01:22:24.572 --> 01:22:25.673
Yeah.
869
01:22:28.009 --> 01:22:30.477
Was he happy?
Do you remember?
870
01:22:36.017 --> 01:22:37.084
Yeah.
871
01:22:40.021 --> 01:22:41.355
That's good.
872
01:22:46.695 --> 01:22:48.362
Oh, I'm sorry,
Owen...
873
01:22:48.364 --> 01:22:50.064
I shouldn't have
asked you about that.
874
01:22:50.066 --> 01:22:53.100
That's... It's not fair,
it's just upsetting.
875
01:22:58.039 --> 01:23:00.240
You wanna use
the restroom?
876
01:23:41.016 --> 01:23:43.050
You're testifying again?
877
01:23:44.052 --> 01:23:45.185
Yeah.
878
01:23:45.487 --> 01:23:47.788
Last time, I hope.
I hate it.
879
01:23:48.189 --> 01:23:50.157
When is that gonna be?
880
01:23:50.325 --> 01:23:51.759
I don't know.
881
01:23:58.233 --> 01:23:59.666
In two weeks.
882
01:24:04.105 --> 01:24:06.073
What are you gonna say?
883
01:24:10.779 --> 01:24:12.713
Well, my dad don't
want me to say nothing...
884
01:24:14.616 --> 01:24:16.450
Nothing that would
incriminate the company.
885
01:24:19.254 --> 01:24:21.155
What do you want to do?
886
01:24:22.490 --> 01:24:24.191
What do you mean?
887
01:24:24.760 --> 01:24:28.829
I mean, you always just
do whatever he says?
888
01:24:29.431 --> 01:24:30.497
No.
889
01:24:33.668 --> 01:24:36.670
If you know what happened
in that mine, you should
say something, Amos.
890
01:24:41.209 --> 01:24:42.676
I don't wanna mess up
your life more than it's
891
01:24:42.678 --> 01:24:45.079
already been messed up,
to tell you the truth.
892
01:24:47.549 --> 01:24:49.850
You should worry
about yourself.
893
01:24:52.754 --> 01:24:54.655
I mean, ain't your
life messed up?
894
01:24:54.657 --> 01:24:56.123
They made you
a goddamn cripple.
895
01:24:56.125 --> 01:24:57.758
I ain't no
goddamn cripple.
896
01:24:58.093 --> 01:25:00.294
You're keeping
quiet, and you're
working there now?
897
01:25:00.296 --> 01:25:01.795
What do you care
if I work there
or not?
898
01:25:01.797 --> 01:25:05.299
What's it to you?
-You shouldn't
do it for me.
899
01:25:05.301 --> 01:25:07.668
Why can't I
be nice to you?
-No...
900
01:25:08.269 --> 01:25:10.304
You're hung up on this
whole goddamn thing.
901
01:25:10.306 --> 01:25:11.605
Way too hung up.
902
01:25:11.607 --> 01:25:14.508
I mean, what am
I supposed to be to you?
Your girlfriend?
903
01:25:14.510 --> 01:25:15.742
No, you ain't
my girlfriend.
904
01:25:15.744 --> 01:25:17.311
That would be beneath you.
905
01:25:17.313 --> 01:25:19.213
I have a family.
-I ain't good enough
for you, am I?
906
01:25:19.215 --> 01:25:20.280
Do you?
907
01:25:22.784 --> 01:25:25.319
Oh, Diana. I'm...
-That is cruel.
908
01:25:26.221 --> 01:25:27.754
Diana, come on.
909
01:25:40.168 --> 01:25:42.336
This place is
like a dungeon!
910
01:26:06.227 --> 01:26:08.462
These curtains
are disgusting.
911
01:26:32.754 --> 01:26:35.589
You want me to fry
a bit of ham for you?
912
01:26:36.391 --> 01:26:38.792
Cook it up with
that string bean?
913
01:26:42.797 --> 01:26:45.832
I said, "Do you want me
to fry up that ham?"
914
01:28:42.650 --> 01:28:44.017
What's the matter?
915
01:28:53.494 --> 01:28:55.462
I know you didn't
say anything.
916
01:28:55.697 --> 01:28:57.030
You've been good.
917
01:29:37.572 --> 01:29:38.839
Uh, yes.
918
01:29:40.575 --> 01:29:42.609
Can I talks
to Joel Kitts?
919
01:29:43.811 --> 01:29:46.780
Mmm-hmm.
Yes, it's
Amos Jenkins.
920
01:29:50.718 --> 01:29:52.152
Don't I get a hello?
921
01:29:52.987 --> 01:29:54.087
Hi.
922
01:29:55.490 --> 01:29:58.458
Are you hungry?
-No, I got cereal.
923
01:29:58.894 --> 01:30:04.131
You're good at cleaning
other people's houses,
but not your own?
924
01:30:05.500 --> 01:30:08.001
I saw your employer
at the hair salon.
925
01:30:09.404 --> 01:30:11.638
I gotta say my heart
goes out to that woman.
926
01:30:11.640 --> 01:30:13.840
Not knowing
is gotta be awful.
927
01:30:19.547 --> 01:30:21.648
You think Bill Doyle's
gonna get in trouble?
928
01:30:21.916 --> 01:30:23.750
Don't he deserve trouble?
929
01:30:23.752 --> 01:30:26.153
Not if lightning
struck the mine.
930
01:30:27.422 --> 01:30:29.656
They're not as bad
as everybody says.
931
01:30:29.658 --> 01:30:31.691
Who? The Doyles?
-Yeah.
932
01:30:32.560 --> 01:30:34.928
Why? 'Cause they
gave you a bike?
933
01:30:35.129 --> 01:30:38.131
What about all the things
I've given you?
Your father gave you?
934
01:30:41.969 --> 01:30:44.204
What's up your ass?
Excuse me?
935
01:30:45.006 --> 01:30:47.207
Don't you talk
to me like that.
936
01:30:47.209 --> 01:30:49.576
Where's your
fucking head at?
937
01:30:50.211 --> 01:30:52.579
Even when you're here,
you're not here.
938
01:30:52.581 --> 01:30:53.847
I can't do
everything on my own.
939
01:30:53.849 --> 01:30:55.449
This is stupid!
940
01:30:57.785 --> 01:30:59.486
Where are you going?
941
01:32:08.723 --> 01:32:10.657
Well, look who it is.
942
01:32:15.530 --> 01:32:18.131
What do you say,
you want you a milkshake?
943
01:32:18.666 --> 01:32:19.799
Yeah.
944
01:32:20.268 --> 01:32:22.769
Get him...
What do you want?
945
01:32:22.771 --> 01:32:24.538
I want chocolate.
946
01:32:24.805 --> 01:32:26.640
Sure thing, sweetie.
947
01:32:38.152 --> 01:32:40.053
You're awful quiet.
948
01:32:44.625 --> 01:32:48.094
Hey, are you okay?
949
01:34:33.401 --> 01:34:34.901
Hey, Owen.
950
01:34:34.903 --> 01:34:36.936
I didn't know you
were coming today.
951
01:35:27.955 --> 01:35:29.889
<i> Was the coal dust</i>
<i> level something that was</i>
952
01:35:29.891 --> 01:35:31.491
<i> a concern before</i>
<i> the accident?</i>
953
01:35:33.294 --> 01:35:34.761
<i> Yes, sir.</i>
954
01:35:34.763 --> 01:35:36.329
<i> Who voiced</i>
<i> this concern?</i>
955
01:35:37.865 --> 01:35:39.799
<i> Well, we all did.</i>
956
01:35:40.000 --> 01:35:42.902
But it was Junior
who made a fuss mostly.
957
01:35:44.271 --> 01:35:47.741
He came to me a few days
before the accident.
958
01:35:48.810 --> 01:35:53.113
he was gonna request
a transfer to another mine.
959
01:35:54.815 --> 01:35:57.817
He felt like something
bad was gonna happen.
960
01:35:58.386 --> 01:36:03.423
did Junior ever
confront Bill Doyle about
these safety concerns?
961
01:36:04.191 --> 01:36:05.859
Yes, sir.
962
01:36:07.128 --> 01:36:09.028
Junior said Bill told him
963
01:36:10.531 --> 01:36:14.167
that he better keep
his mouth shut if he knew
what was good for him.
964
01:36:14.169 --> 01:36:16.870
What do you think
Bill meant by that?
965
01:36:17.538 --> 01:36:22.542
I reckon he meant,
"Don't start talking
about it being dangerous."
966
01:36:24.512 --> 01:36:28.782
Like, "Don't say nothing
to the other workers to
get them upset."
967
01:36:30.017 --> 01:36:33.853
Would you say, in general,
that there was a tradition
of silence in the workplace?
968
01:36:36.490 --> 01:36:40.393
Well, with Junior
we could usually find a way
969
01:36:41.896 --> 01:36:45.331
to get things fixed
without hurting production
too much.
970
01:36:46.267 --> 01:36:48.268
But if, or when,
you complained to
higher management,
971
01:36:48.270 --> 01:36:51.371
would you be afraid of
any sort of retaliation?
972
01:36:55.376 --> 01:36:56.876
Yes, sir.
973
01:36:58.879 --> 01:37:02.048
I'd say that's just
about the way it is.
974
01:37:04.318 --> 01:37:06.886
Do you remember
being rescued, Amos?
975
01:37:07.555 --> 01:37:09.923
No. Not really.
976
01:37:12.293 --> 01:37:14.494
I was too far gone, I guess.
977
01:37:17.565 --> 01:37:21.835
<i> You don't remember</i>
<i> the men finally reaching</i>
<i> you underground?</i>
978
01:37:24.872 --> 01:37:26.139
<i> I just remember...</i>
979
01:37:29.043 --> 01:37:31.010
<i> I remember being carried.</i>
980
01:37:33.914 --> 01:37:36.616
<i> Carried up, and seeing</i>
<i> that light again.</i>
981
01:37:39.353 --> 01:37:42.455
<i> Like the air</i>
<i> came back into me, like...</i>
982
01:37:43.457 --> 01:37:45.592
<i> ...Breathe easy again.</i>