The lawyer tells the jury that the gun was fired more times than it could hold bullets, suggesting that Andy reloaded to shoot them many times. We hear the lawyer in voiceover, as we see Andy walking towards the golf player's house in the night, drunk and carrying a gun. The lawyer says that the cleaning lady found the couple the next morning, shot to death, a "fantastic coincidence." The lawyer also notes that Andy's gun was never found in the river, so no comparison can be made. Here, Andy disagrees with the lawyer's account, insisting that he left before doing anything rash, and threw the gun into a nearby river. Andy alleges that he was drunk and confused and only meant to scare them, but the lawyer insists that it was cold-blooded murder. We learn that Andy's wife was having an affair with a golf player at the local country club, that after she left the house after the confrontation, Andy followed her to the golf player's house, then went in the house and murdered them.
The lawyer fills in the rest of the story, telling Andy that he told his wife, "I'll see you in hell before I see you in Reno," according to the testimony of his neighbors. Andy tells the lawyer that they had a bitter confrontation about the fact that his wife was having an affair and that she wanted a divorce.
The scene shifts to a courtroom, where the lawyer questions Andy about a confrontation he had with his wife. He takes a bottle of liquor out of a bag and takes a swig, and we see that there is also a gun in the bag. We see a man, Andy Dufresne, sitting in a car at night.
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