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He’s already said he saw my dad lighting the fire. What else can he say? (Gifs)
22-Mar-2001
But most importantly, he’s clearly been influenced by Andy Sugden and I wonder how much credence we can give to the words an emotionally damaged 14 year old. (2 of 3)
Richie talks to Angie about how to change his evidence which she instructs him what to do. Andy is his old confrontational self as Robert questions Richie’s outburst. Browning is against going forward with Richie’s revised evidence but the judge allows it. Richie re-takes the stand to tell his revised story saying he did not see Jack after all. When Browning cross examines, Richie denies knowing who started the fire (protecting Andy 😒).
Andy: What’s the point!
Robert: The point is our dad can be in prison for the next 20 years. That’s the point!
Andy: No he won’t!!
Robert: How do you know?! Don’t be so stupid.
22-Mar-2001
Oh, that poor lad. I do hope they don’t give him a bad time. (1 of 3)
Richie is all set to talk to Browning until he has second thoughts. Andy once again takes the stand and is warned to keep himself in check this this, no storming out of court. Betty is worried for Andy 😒. Jack is ready to plead guilty if it’ll help Andy not go through the drama again in court but Salisbury talks him out of it. Andy once again isn’t too cooperative taking the stand so much so it’s agreed just to end his testimony. Richie has an outburst wanting his say…
Andy: He didn’t do it! He couldn’t have done it! I know he didn’t! I know!
Jack: That’s enough!
Clerk: Silence in court!
Hamilton-Jones: With respect, My Lord. I see little point in continuing to question this witness. It will cause him more distress and tell us nothing new.
22-Mar-2001