The fix is in . . . they had it figured out, but . . .
Posted: 27 Jun 2017, 15:12
They knew something was wrong, but in 1949 trying to figure it out was like spitting in the dark.
From New York Times December 9th, 1949
Some muckraker named Arthur Daley pretty much understood what he was looking at (with more than a little personal judgment thrown in) but it would be eleven years before any of it would be provable. - He really dislikes LaMotta; his last line is a good shot to LaMotta's gut; or a cheap shot, depending on your opinion of LaMotta.
From New York Times December 9th, 1949
Some muckraker named Arthur Daley pretty much understood what he was looking at (with more than a little personal judgment thrown in) but it would be eleven years before any of it would be provable. - He really dislikes LaMotta; his last line is a good shot to LaMotta's gut; or a cheap shot, depending on your opinion of LaMotta.