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UNTOUCHABLE Timecoded Dialogue List Transcribed from Festival Master UNTOUCHABLE Timecoded Dialogue List Transcribed from Festival Master [TEXT]: Blue Lawn Productions presents In association with Racing Horse Productions A co-production with Meerkat Media Collective A film by David Feige [01:00:09] [RON BOOK]: Let me be clear about something. To this moment in time, as I look at my watch and as we do this video, this tape -- this recording. I’ve never fully read the police report, never. [01:00:29] There are lots of times I learn new things about the abuse. [01:0041] It’s now Wednesday, July 31st. And this in the evening and so, actually 9:15 and Lauren’s in her playpen. [01:00:56] Today’s date is Saturday. [01:00:59] [LAUREN BOOK]: I know. [01:01:00] [RON BOOK]: December the 19th. And what are you doing Lauren? [01:01:03] [LAUREN BOOK]: I’m making a house. I’ll get hurt. [01:01:09] [FEMALE SPEAKER]: You’re not going to get hurt Lauren. [01:01:11] [LAUREN BOOK]: Yes I am. [01:01:14] [FEMALE SPEAKER]: Paul [Phonetic] look at me. [01:01:15] [LAUREN BOOK]: We always had nannies in and out of our home. [01:01:17] [FEMALE SPEAKER]: Hello everybody. [01:01:19] [LAUREN BOOK]: So she was the one who stayed. [01:01:23] [indiscernible] Hi Waldi. Her name is Waldina Flores. She came from Honduras. When she interviewed with my family, she had been background checked. She had references. 1 of 40 She had worked for other families. And so my parents really didn’t have reason to believe there was anything strange or wrong when it came to Waldina. [01:01:39] Flash forward to December. Waldina and I were working late night at my mom’s chocolate store. I was chewing my gum like a cow and she said, “Stop chewing your gum that way.” [01:01:49] [TEXT] (Lower third: LAUREN BOOK) [01:01:50] And being the 11-year old sassy girl that I could have been at times said, “Oh, yeah, what are you going to do about it? [01:01:55] And she said, “Well, I’ll show you what I’m going to do about it.” And she proceeded to stick her tongue in my mouth and take the gum out of my mouth with her tongue. [01:02:02] You know, that was the first overly sexually overt thing that Waldina ever did. I didn’t tell anyone from that day six years later. [01:02:16] [RON BOOK]: The day I learned about how the abuse started when the nanny put her tongue in my daughter’s mouth. [01:02:20] [TEXT] (Lower third: RON BOOK) [01:02:26] The day that I learned that the nanny urinated and defecated on her as a control mechanism, you have to be a pretty crappy human being as a parent not to be driven, not to just fix your selfish private family thing. [01:02:49] But I’m a guy with access and I’m a guy with resources. I will do anything I can, anything I can, anything I can. Driven by my daughter’s ????. [01:03:01] [TEXT]: UNTOUCHABLE [01:03:09] [WOMAN ON STREET 1]: Well, what I think we ought to do with pedophiles is I think you ought to lock them in a room with parents of the child and hand the parents a ball bat. No windows and give parents half an hour. And then, whatever is left, you can shovel them and throw out the garbage. [01:03:23] [NEWSCASTER]: Here in the United States, 750,000 registered sex offenders. And they could be living next door to you and you don’t even know it. [1:03:29] [TEXT]: original score Max Avery Lichtenstein [01:03:32] [WOMAN ON STREET 2]: I think that they should be incapacitated permanently. 2 of 40 [01:03:36] [MAN ON STREET 1]: Castration would be a good option as well. [01:03:40] [WOMAN ON STREET 3]: You shouldn’t be a teacher. You shouldn’t be in politics. You shouldn’t work at McDonald’s. You should – I mean you shouldn’t be operating in the world. [01:03:48] [TEXT]: editor Jay Arthur Sterrenberg [01:03:48] [NEWSCASTER]: The bill was named after a very special young boy Jacob Wetterling who was abducted from a small community in Minnesota. [01:03:56] [TEXT]: directors of photography Eric Phillips-Horst Nadia Hallgren [01:03:57] [BILL CLINTON]: Megan’s law will protect tens of millions of families from the dread of what they do not know. [01:04:02] [GEORGE W. BUSH]: In a few moments will sign the Adam Walsh Child Protection and Safety Act of 2006. [01:04:06] [NEWSCASTER]: President Obama signed the international Megan’s law bill into law on Monday. [01:04:08] [TEXT]: executive producer David Menschel [01:04:10] [NEWSCASTER]: It’s been a wake up call for Florida lawmakers who are now pushing through a bill in Jessica’s name. [01:04:12] [TEXT]: co-producer Adam Pogoff [01:04:16] [NEWSCASTER]: This new law aims to make sure other predators like him are locked up for good. [01:04:21] [BILL CLINTON]: Today, America warns, if you dare to prey on our children, the law will follow you wherever you go, state to state, [01:04:30] town to town. [1:04:32] [TEXT]: producer Rebecca Richman Cohen [01:04:32] [MAN ON STREET 2]: There’s no law that’s going to keep us safe. We just got to have hope and faith that these laws are slightly effective, just slightly, that’s all we can hope for. [1:04:42] [TEXT]: directed by David Feige 3 of 40 [01:04:45] [LOUIE CK]: When you consider the risk in being a child molester speaking not of even the damage you’re doing. But the risk, there’s no worse life available to a human than being a caught child molester. [01:04:57] And yet they still do it, which from you could only really surmise that it must be really good. I mean, from their point of view, from their… not ours, but from their point of view, it must be amazing for them to risk so much. How do you think I feel it’s my last show probably. [1:05:27] [TEXT]: TAMPA, FLORIDA [01:05:41] [FEMALE SPEAKER]: Who’s the bad guy? Raise your hand so that your victim knows. Wrap under the elbow. Wrap again. [01:05:47] [FEMALE SPEAKER]: Okay, who’s the bad guy? [01:05:50] [FEMALE SPEAKER]: Her. [01:05:51] [FEMALE SPEAKER]: You’re the bad guy? Okay, stab him. Wait, wait, stop – anybody comes up from behind me and does this. I’m going to grab that, I’m going to yank it like I’m starting [01:06:00] a lawnmower. Okay? Yes? [01:06:03] [FEMALE SPEAKER]: Everybody, this is [JUDY CORNETT]:, she is the CEO, founder President of Predator Patrol/Safety Zone. [01:06:10] [JUDY CORNETT]: My son in 1992 was kidnapped by a sex offender. It was less than a mile from our home and a sex offender scoped him out and kidnapped him and his best friend. Took them both into the woods and brutally raped them. [01:06:26] But I didn’t realize how large this problem was. [01:06:30] I didn’t realize there was so many sex offenders out there. [01:06:36] [FEMALE SPEAKER]: The registry. We printed this out today. And just for your zip code, who here has pulled up the register of sexual predators or offenders in your neighborhood? How often do you it? [01:06:47] [FEMALE SPEAKER]: Once a month. [01:06:49] [FEMALE SPEAKER]: Once a month? Okay. Maybe do it every other week for a little bit. [01:06:54] [JUDY CORNETT]: All of those sex offenders on the registry may be pedophiles. So you have to pay attention to the registry and go a little bit deeper. 4 of 40 [01:07:11] [JUDY CORNETT]: We have a house right over there that the children, when they get off of the school bus the guy stood in the window and masturbated at the kids. [1:07:18] [TEXT]: Lower third: Judy Cornett Founder, Predator Patrol [01:07:20] There’s another house up here where there was a guy that had sex with his dogs and the kids all watched. [01:07:30] So we’re driving around guys, letting people know about the sex offenders in the neighborhood. How you guys been doing? [01:07:36] [CROSSTALK] [01:07:38] [MALE SPEAKER]: Sex offenders. [01:07:39] [JUDY CORNETT]: There it is. [01:07:40] [MALE SPEAKER]: Ho, whoa, that’s Tammy. [01:07:42] [MALE SPEAKER]: Who? [01:07:44] [MALE SPEAKER]: Whoa! That’s the bitch Tammy right here that be over here. [01:07:51] [JUDY CORNETT]: And she’s bad huh? Y’all know where she lives, right? [01:07:54] [MALE SPEAKER]: Yeah. [01:07:55] [JUDY CORNETT]: We’re going to have to check her out a little bit more, aren’t we? [01:08:01] [JUDY CORNETT]: I don’t want em in my neighborhood. Do you want em in yours? [01:08:08] [TEXT]: McLoud, Oklahoma [01:08:30] [SHAWNA BALDWIN]: You want spiky? No? You want me to comb it over? Yeah. [01:08:40] My whole life, even when I was younger I always wanted to be mom.
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