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This will be my last letter to you.
My mother told me
in this middleweight fight tonight.
Keep the chin up. Keep the passage open.
I just feel like punchin' something, you know?
I hereby order Rubin Carter...
who knew the truth and distorted it...
Taillights lit up all across the back like a butterfly, as the killer's car drove away.
All right. Let's go.
Come a long way, huh, little brother?
But these people in Canada or anywhere else, they can only teach you so much.
- Rubin. - Rubin Carter, prisoner 45472.
If something isn't done about you soon...
I'm gonna die in here, Mae, so...
- So how was the book sale? - Great.
- I got... - Shut up!
when reading your heartfelt message.
- Okay, Mac, open it up. - Keep out of the way.
Cockersham? That name was in the police report.
- He's comin' over here. - Uh-oh. Stay cool.
Donnique?
And it is our duty, Your Honour, to continue to protect...
- Move on? What do you mean, move on? Move on where? - The state's biased, Myron.
- Four, five, six... - I'll tell you that right now.
which was fanned by the police and the prosecutors...
Now I wait for nothin'. I need nothin'.
Ready on the outside!
- Are you all right? Yeah? - I think so. Damn.
We know you were at the falls last week, and we know what happened.
You want me to roll over and just lay dead?
resigned because he discovered the truth.
Don't know. Come on.
It's got like 337 pages, though, you know.
- And the crowd is goin' wild here in Reading, Pennsylvania. - You all right, Cooper?
Nobody goes the distance, because it's too tough.
So, when he told us he wanted to go to college...
What are we gonna do now?
Hey, Rube, you made... you made it, man! You're free! Can you stand it?
Yeah, I see what you mean.
- Good luck. - My man. Peace, baby. Be cool now.
R-Rubin, I-I-I can't hear you.
you're trying to climb.
My parents are alcoholics and my brother's in prison.
You said it yourself. You said if we take the new evidence...
Could you hold it together Yo, I can't explain the pain with words
- You know, what we wanna know is, can we get his autograph? - No. No, no.
According to Barbieri, it was signed by a Miss Lenore Harkinson.
I'm back. I'm back.
Hurricane is the professional name that I acquired later on in life.
- Sam. - Hey, Rubin. Good to meet you.
Show me your palms. Turn around.
because you don't know what you're doin'.
If punishment consisted of being locked in your cell...
We can prove it.
The revolution won't be no rerun, brothers The revolution will be live
- He's glad for me. - Oh, good.
Yes! Yes.
Yeah, I see you. What are y'all doin' here?
Counsel is attempting to present new evidence...
- Call me Rube. - Rube?
Mr Carter is, and always has been, a menace to society.
Come on and get me! I'm in here!
Okay.
Well, we, we assumed...
of you.
- But don't tell anybody, okay? - All... All right.
NOoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
He died just before the trial.
- This is our last stand, Myron. - Rubin, I am begging you...
I therefore sentence you...
I don't see your name anywhere.
- Now, all we have to do is hang on. - There's nothin' to hang on to.
- No. - No, me neither.
No!
And realize that no one else
eloquence and passion...
- I know what they doin'. I know exactly what they doin'. - Are you trying to get us killed?
All right?
- Oh, your first book, huh? - Yeah.
This ain't right. Railroaded!
Unbelievable! Rubin Carter comes on like a hurricane...
We'll talk about your parole problem later, Bello.
Hello?
But you're not gonna get me. You're not gonna get me.
Jeez, Lisa, you gotta smoke for breakfast?
- Rubin. - Just bury me, please.
all right?
Yeah. Yeah, I've got it here.
Everybody stand down! Stand down!
'Cause you were smart and funny.
According to William Marins, two guys barged in and just opened fire.
It's me.
And one of them was?
2:45.