분야
hwp The following is an interpretation
of events based on..
Baniszewski v. The State of Indiana, 1966.
All testimonies comes
from court transcripts.
I used to love the carnival.
Daddy worked all the fairs
selling pretzel??...
and candy apple.
Always looking for something better.
Sometimes mama would follow him...
sometimes he even take us.
It was always a new adventure...
with a whole new family,
every time.
I figured Jennie and me, were...
the luckiest girls in the world.
with a life like that.
My favorite was the merry-go-round...
Maybe I was a little
old for it, but...
all those other rides
they scared me.
The merry-go-round, just goes
round and round, and up and down.
It dont go anywhere,
but I always felt save.
Thats me on the left.
Sylvia.
And thats my story.
Im a Prostitute and proud of it.
Would you please state your name.
Lester Likens.
Are you married to Betty Likens?
Yes.
Did you and your wife ever separate?
Yes.
What period of time did that occur?
The last week in June 1965.
She was at Euclid street,
and I was in Lebanon, Indiana.
Where were the children?
Jennie Faye and Silvia Marie
was with her.
Do you think,
well make new friends?
Sure we will.
Well, maybe therell be
some cute boys this time.
Theyre supposed to be cute.
Come on girls, you dont
wanna be late now for church.
Hey!
Daddy?
- Hey, Jennie.
- Whatre you doing here?
Well, I missed you girls.
Hi Betty, can I talk
to for a minute?
You know, Ive been talking
to a Horst and he says...
that we could maybe play our own
band at the state-fair this year.
Then maybe we could make
enough money to go on tour.
I told Lester, that I
cant do it anymore...
not with the girls.
Maybe my mother will take them.
I cant move them up there again.
They havent even had a chance
to make friends down here yet.
Betty, maybe we wouldnt fight
as much, without the kids.
Mama?
You two, go on ahead and
catch the church bus home.
Ive gotta settle things
with your father.
See what love the
father has given us...
and we are called children of god.
And so we are!
But how does a child,
come on to his father?
How does the father,
come on to the child?
Christ said: I am the way.
The truth, the live and love.
Come on to the father, but by me.
Our families,
our fathers, our mothers.
It is only through Christ,
that we find our father.
And its only through Christ,
that we find each other.
Oh, thats a beautiful dress, Hope.
Oh, thank you, Gertrude.
And huh... Im feeling much
better, with my new medicine...
and... you know anybody, that
needs ironing to be done...
Id appreciate the work.
Ill do that.
Thank you.
What happened to your leg?
Thats not nice, Shirley!
Thats alright, shes used to it.
- So what is it?
- Polio.
Polio?
Does that hurt?
Our mama is a sick too.
All right girls!
We gotta go.
Can they come with us?
You wanna come? Weve got
some friends coming over...
and you can meet our older sister.
- Lets do.
- Sure!
Guess who got stuck with
an extra shift at work?
- Did you get paid?
- Mmhm.
Got a little extra for dinner.
Here, take the baby.
Whered they come from?
Whats this?
We invited them to stay and play.
Well be quiet.
All right, make sure of it.
I really like this song.
Whats your dad do?
He is cop, they are divorced.
Do you miss him any?
Nah, I just miss his money.
- But, Paula!
- Well, its true.
Maybe, if hes more
regular with his support...
Mom wouldnt be so sick...
and I wouldnt have to work so hard.
Little Kennys got a different daddy.
- Whos little Kenny?
- The baby.
But we aint supposed
to talk about that.
Auh!
Finished!
Wow! You should do this for a living.
Yeah, if she was old enough.
You want me to do yours?
Oh, no, thanks.
Yeah, shes the pretty one.
Yeah, shes got nice hair.
- Im pretty too.
- The hell you are!
Oh, let me see that brush.
I tell you what?
Lets go get a coke.
My boyfriend works over at the
liquor store, get him to buy a couple.
Sure.
You girls behave!
Were goin to groceries.
Tell Andy, he owes me
for little Kenny!
And dont be waistin
time on that bag-boy.
He aint a bag-boy, Mama!
Sort of wasted space.
- She dont like my boyfriend.
- Yeah, I can see that.
Hey, Johnny, quit it!
Sorry, Mrs. Doyle.
Hey!
You werent at church today.
Coy and I headin over there now.
