Let's get a new tape going.
All right, Richard.
 Here's what we're gonna do.
We need a voice exemplar.
I want you to say 
into this phone...
"There's a bomb
in Centennial Park.
You have 30 minutes.
Richard, you're a 
national hero now.
Thank you, sir.
But I was just doing my job.
Move away from the tower.
Come on!
You always look at the guy
who found the bomb.
Just like you always look at
the guy who found the body.
Jewell fits the profile
 of the lone bomber.
A frustrated white man,
who is a police wanna-be...
who seeks to become a hero.
We're running it.
You're a suspect, 
 you don't talk.
I talk. Say it.
I don't talk.
This might be the only way
to clear your name.
I want you say, "There's a 
 bomb in Centennial Park.
You have 30 minutes."
Stop trying to be 
 their best friend.
I was raised to 
respect authority.
Authority's looking 
to eat you alive.
"There's a bomb 
in Centennial Park.
You have 30 minutes."
I'm sorry, what?
His accusers are two of the
 most powerful forces 
 in the world.
The United States 
government and the media.
I do wanna help you all...
but I'm law enforcement too.
There is a bomb 
in Centennial Park.
You have 30 minutes.
Did he do it?
Richard Jewell is 
an innocent man.
He's a hero.
There is a bomb 
in Centennial Park.
You have 30 minutes.
One more time.
Just a little louder.
-I report the facts.
-You've ruined this man's life.
There is a bomb 
in Centennial Park.
You have 30 minutes.
Do a couple in a row.
My son saved people's lives.
There is a bomb 
 in Centennial Park.
 You have 30 minutes.
You set that bomb!
There is a bomb 
in Centennial Park.
You have 30 minutes.
I don't know how to protect you.
I think your client 
is guilty as hell.
They wanna fry you.
You ready to start
fighting back?
