Dallas1978

[Here is the United States and Texas flags flows next to the Dallas Memorial Hospital]

Detective Kane:
I know it's an unusual procedure, but, uh, you were the only two people there and you're telling diametrically opposed stories.

J.R. Ewing:
I told you she was a liar.

Sue Ellen Ewing:
And he's a murderer.

J.R. Ewing:
The only murder in that apartment was you, darling!

Sue Ellen Ewing:
I wish I'd have been. Then I would've had my son, and you would've just been a bad memory.

J.R. Ewing:
You wait a damn minute!

Detective Kane:
Whoa. Now, whoa, this isn't what I wanted it all. Now, Mr. Ewing, do you still want us to press charges against Mrs. Ewing?

J.R. Ewing:
You're damn right I do.

Detective Kane:
And you, Mrs. Ewing?

Sue Ellen Ewing:
No. I've decided to drop all charges against him.

Detective Kane:
You are? Does this mean you're changing your story?

Sue Ellen Ewing:
No. It just means that I remember I had a son. And as much I wanna see J.R. punished. I want my son to exposed to any of this.

J.R. Ewing:
Well, I hate to see it, but she's right. It's best this never gets at trial.

[sighed]

J.R. Ewing:
I'm... willing to drop charges and forget the whole damn thing.

[Detective Kane sees that both J.R. Ewing and Sue Ellen Ewing are going to drop the charges and be dismissed]

Detective Kane:
Well, you can both drop your charges, buts there's a dead body to think about and I'm not going to call this off until I find out what did happen.

[Sue Ellen doesn't know. So does J.R., too unknown]