Next time, next time we are going to...The man on trial is the notorious Nazi fifth-columnist, John Huberman (Fred Nurney), found guilty of treason against the United States and sentenced to 20 years in a penitentiary.They perform a wonderful dance together to express the progression of their emotional involvement (from acquaintance through courtship and romance), beginning first with her mimicking his steps.It was one of the biggest news stories of the 1920s.Collins was pronounced dead on February 16, 1925, although he had probably died a few days earlier, from dehydration and exposure.The two-page handwritten letter, beginning with "Dear Clarice," was from Lecter, expressing how he had followed her "disgrace and public shaming," and knew that her previous success in capturing Jamie Gumb was now overshadowed by her killing of five during the FBI shootout ("Do you imagine your Daddy being shamed by your disgrace?", he asked mockingly about her humiliation) - "the sorry, petty end of a promising career.