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[Gerald Foos] They can't hear me.
They can't see me.
>
But I can hear them and see them.
It's been a secret all along. It's been a secret for 47 years.
No one can do anything I do.
Yes.
[Gerald] Many people will call me a pervert...
Peek at tom.
I'm ready for that.
But I have to tell someone,
because I just don't want to die and it's gone forever.
[Gay Talese] Beginning...
must get the attention of the reader. </ P>
Page one, paragraph one, sentence one. </ P>
I have been a reporter Since I was 15 years old.
Now I am 80 years old.
My life has been pretty much alive through the experiences of others ,
and become a very accurate history writer.
Observers
Watch others. Listen.
I take my time,
and I'm really interested with the person I wrote,
because there is something about them which I feel I can identify.
I live on a tombstone.
A small spot on a crowded block on the east side of Manhattan.
I always dress very well. Clothes make a difference.
My father is a tailor, always dressed nicely
As a boy in my father's tailor's shop, I have clothes for me.
My father is an arrogant tailor. I am an arrogant journalist.
I have this converted wine cellar.
I call it a bunker.
The volume of the material here represents maybe 50 years of research
driven by endless curiosity.
With the flip of the page, I can tell you who I am with,
I have dinner together, where I am
Everything is there
Look at this little type.
I in my file, collecting documents, chronological all year round
"Gay Talese, & apos; 53, copy boy, New York Times."
Now we entered the 60s, & nbsp; 66.
This is where Sinatra is, and Joe DiMaggio...
I have every article I have written and also the notes.
All this nonsense I keep.
Some of these boxes will testify
to collect material which later becomes a book, magazine.
Everything is valuable. </ P>
Even when you don't write, you have learned something. </ P>
Alright, I'm ready for gin martini. </ P>
The story isn't never ends. The story never dies.
Many reporters think, you know, When they leave the story, it's all over.
Sometimes it just starts.
I'm chasing a story about a man named Gerald Foos
who decides he wants to buy a motel...
for a clear purpose
use it to watch everything that is being done privately.
He can see what people are doing in the privacy of their motel room,
Looking down through this ventilation system that gave him full access when his comrades passed,
watching in a squatting position.
Don't believe this story. < br /> You can't do this.
You can't handle it.
-Okay, we start? -We rolled.
Hey , Gerald, when do you think? You really became a voyeur? </ P>
I grew up in a very remote sexual environment...
[Gay] huh
... where my mother and father never told me anything about sex
And I have to learn it myself.
And I know there are more life...
and more for sex.
I only know that it must be more.
I have told Donna that I am a voyeur.
He said, "Isn't that what they call Peeping Tom?"
I said, "Yeah.
But I call it voyeurism."
I said, "I want to get a laboratory." And he said, "What?"
And I said, "I want to buy a laboratory.
I I think I know how I will do it, but it must be really very easy
as long as someone finds it. "
The road is basically built for travel
That's the type of person who occupies the room.
Yes.
I can't really find out what I search,
and suddenly, I come to Manor's house.
[Gay] Manor House Motel.
[Gerald] After me see in that motel,
I fell in love with him because that's what I wanted.
[Gay] Explain for us what the motel looks like.
The building has a roof high pitched, where I can walk in the middle.
And I think that's where I will build my observation platform.
-Right. - It took about a year. </ P>
-Yes. -Because I don't want to make a mistake. </ P>
I said, "I have to do it most of the construction ,
because I don't want anyone to know what I'm doing. "
When I think about this, I say, " Maybe a louver. "
-Yes. -This is a kind of heating vent.
But all of my emphasis is in a completely personal situation,
that they can't hear me,
they can't see me, but I can hear them and see them.
[Gay] You and Donna are the owners together until his death
And the second marriage, the woman, Anita Clark,
she filled in enough like your first wife
What is amazing is that you find two women > who is cooperative
Someone might say That is God's action.
You see, I connect many things with God.
How strong You have to to create the universe? </ P>
I like to think of the highest beings. </ P>
He can do this...
and it disappears.
It's gone.
[Gay] I'm a natural person to write about a voyeur,
because I'm a voyeur myself.
As a writer, I want to be in their personal lives.
I choose how we will tell it,
how we will shade it, That color, the choreography
And this is the strange thing, bringing it to itself
to build this cathedral, this little motel, which make-believe.
He thinks he will see great things...
Great sexual circus every night of the week
Relationships this I did with him starting with a letter
I received this letter on January 7, 1980.
"Dear Mr. Talese, since learn from your long-awaited study
of beach-to-beach sex in America,
which will be included in your neighbor's wife,
I feel I have information that I can contribute to its contents,
or the contents of future books. "
This letter continues.
Finally said," If you are interested, This is my address. "
Surely, this is a kind of guy I want to know more about.
[Gerald] I am very respectful of Gay.
We have a relationship that good, and a relationship of trust.
For me, he is like God.
[Donahue] Mr. Talese is one of America the proudest items
As a writer, he wrote The Power and the Glory,
a story in the New York Times.
You wrote a mafia book, Respect your father
-How do I do it? -That's right. </ P>
[Donahue] Now you're back with your neighbor's wife,
an eight-year study of sexuality in America.
This will be the most talked about book of this decade
You are visiting a place called Sandstone?
This is a nudist commune in Los Angeles.
You really saw people and all that?
More than that. I mean...
[Merv Griffin] You know the joke you will do face when you start the talk show round. </ P>
Start here. </ P>
I am a resident writer in a sexually free society. </ P>
We have to have sex with other people. </ P>
How does it affect ? Your sexual life is at home?
[stammers] Is that...
[audience laughs]
My wife is very unhappy, < br /> as you can imagine.
We have daughters. We are known in our community.
Looks like I'm doing it things that are reprehensible
Say hello to Nan Talese. Mrs. Talese. </ P>
What I really think is the press about it
And I want to protect Catherine and Pamela, </ p >
and don't have it hurt them.
I think of myself at the front door,
with my arm not letting them go to our house
Is it for Gay sex research? </ P>
It's not up to me. That person what he feels is right to do
I sell my soul, if you want put it like that I don't care
I want the story I will do anything for it.
Aku merasa harus melakukannya. Aku harus terus merekam.
I was there I participated
I didn't sit in the press box with a press card around my bare body.
For me, that wasn't great thing,
Because I always have this second sense of self.
I want the truth, and in this book, becomes a nonfiction writer, reporter,
I'm right.
How did you get the truth? You have to participate, to be there.
You can't listen to what people say . That's what they did.
In 1980...
I flew out to meet him.
I want to make sure This person doesn't lie to me. </ P>
As a guest of the voyeur, I will be a voyeur friend. </ P>
One night I went up and watched. </ P>
He said, "I will lift you up."
Through the utility space,
you go up the stairs and you can land.
You are back, and there is a locked door.
That's attic door, and only he has the key.
We go inside. He then locks the door behind me.
[door slam]
p>
[guests speak unclear]
You can see the light appearing from a certain place
You hear the television.
Sound.
He bent in one place where there was light...
and he pointed down,
and we looked very handsome couples who have oral sex.
He makes some sort of sign like that.
I bend closer and closer,
watch carefully
It was a voyeur that crawled and pulled me up...
was very slow but firm.
I looked at it.
And ties damn it, My red silk tie,
just a few feet from the woman's head
Giving a blow to this man in his bed.
Jesus!
He said, "You have to be careful with that tie."
I will never write about him unless I can use its name.
It's useless, as a nonfiction writer,
in writing about personal life unless you use your real name
Otherwise, write fiction.
So, he didn't buy this,
but he continued to work with me
And this continued for more than 30 year.
Let me see what I can find here.
Letters. Look at this. I have a copy of each letter.
Problems with journalism , it takes place in too short a time.
Journalists go and talk to someone today, and they never see them again.
Interview, enter and exit.
I don't do that. I want to keep in touch,
because there are opportunities, Maybe two or three decades later, </ p >
where you can go back and see these people,
and you can find out what happened after you left
I called this person and I said, "I thought you were ready to do it."
He said, "I sold my motel in 1997.
Statute of limitations might allow me...
And most of those people die too or...
And me, at 78... "
I said," I am 80 years old, so if you will do it, do it quickly,
Because none of us will be around longer. "
My story about voyeurs, Gerald Foos, will be matched in the New Yorker,
followed by the book publisher, Atlantic Grove from New York, </ p >
will publish a book.
[Susan Morrison] Hi, there
Susan Morrison, you are very famous, except with the people downstairs.
[Morrison laughs]
The people at the reception desk have never heard of the New Yorker.
His name is Foos, Gerald Foos. < br /> FOOS.
He never got caught.
-You met him after your neighbor's wife? -After you're done.
It's in the newspaper. I have a lot of publicity. </ P>
He happened to read something in the Denver Post. </ P>
He was still very willing and interested -
Yes, I dropped it. I can't...
I don't want to do anything else until I finish this, because...
I don't want him dead, number one.
-How old are you? -78.
Of course, I'm 81, so I have to worry about me...
One of us will die soon, so I want to finish this first
Here's what I'm worried about.
If I tell the reader that I'm watching something...
I saw a little sex, but... For me, I was very tired of that.
But if I say that I don't see anything, the reader will lose interests.
-Oh no. Don't worry -That's all.
On the one hand, I'm happy that you don't see anything so great,
because I think you run the risk from that it looks almost too creepy.
That's another thing. This person isn't scary. </ p >
This is what I have to explain.
This person is a square man.
If you don't know he's a voyeur, he can work for Avis Rent-a -Car. </ P>
He can sell insurance. Anyone. He's an ordinary person. No one. </ P>
That's it. </ P >
Gerald, tell me how things are going. You first started out as a voyeur.
[Gerald] I was on a farm with my mother and dad, east Ault, Colorado.
And we live just across the street
from my mother's sister, Katheryn Eckhart.
She is younger, and she is different in body type,
and she has spots.
I never really knew those spots During that time, but I wanted to find out.
[Gay] He, I collected, a very attractive woman
She's beautiful.
From my eyes, the most beautiful woman I've seen.
-Is that true? -Yes, she
I thought I was sleeping around nine o'clock at night.
And when I sat there in bed, I suddenly got this urge.
I go to the window and I look across the street,
and it's like a compelling force.
I can immediately look straight into the bedroom of my aunt Katheryn.
A mysterious power is lured my whole body
I think that because I'm entering puberty.
And now, what calls me is a window
God, that's good < br /> Window calls
I don't know... there is another word to describe it.
The Beckoning window is perfect. You don't even know that You are a poet. </ P>
You will find other words. </ P>
No, I don't need. That's the best word. </ P>
Beckoning window right?
Anita, what do you think? A good word right?
Mmm-hmm.
[Gerald] I finally got to the window.
- At that time, nobody pulled the color down. - [Gay] I don't know that That's right?
-There's a mirror. Mirror? </ P>
Now, I can see from here to the mirror
and see everything he does in the room. </ P>
He has beautiful red hair at the time. The area of his cock...
-Red. -Very red, and he has big breasts. </ P>
Yes God. </ P>
That is the reason that I have fixation in the breast. </ P>
There are no questions about it. </ P>
This is where you start masturbating.
This woman is her obsession Your masturbation dream
They will say,
"Amazing, the voyeur started like that? Is that what causes... "
Psychiatrists will be scratching their heads -
[Gay] You will be famous in all medical journals.
They might want to talk to me, but I will say, "Okay...
open your checkbook, and we will chat
I don't talk to anyone unless they pay me. "
It's not bad... You are a very American person
When you mix with me,
you write a long letter to me,
and at that time You want to share this with me,
but you don't want me to write about you, at least with the name
That's the agreement we have.
And a question is, why did you even write me?
I thought I was trying to get some kind of fame,
because I do something that no one else has ever accomplished or ever did.
-I once thought of doing it. -And I hope they don't...
The only in their minds
is the fact that I might be a pervert and Peeping Tom.
Because I'm not so. I am actually a researcher.
How many times have I told you that I am a researcher?
Many.
I say I'm a researcher, and I believe that
[Morrison] We told Gay, "We want you to see
If you can make Foos into reflective at all about all this,
If he has doubts about it, why did he decide to come clean,
what he thinks the real contribution is.
He considers himself a researcher.
A silly claim.
For me, no there are questions Foos are really interrupted.
A certain kind of sociopath who only needs attention.
But taken in its entirety, this document that Foos has been produced for decades,
It's very interesting.
It's full of strange and weird details.
This is an amazing snippet of from American conditions
are interesting and are worth reporting in themselves.
In 1980, he promised to show me lots of pages written
he has collected with yellow padded pads.
"Sekitar 35 tahun, pria kulit putih, 5'10 ", 180, kerah putih.
Wife, 35, 5 4 4 ", pleasingly plump, her hair dark.
Looks like Italian extraction. Educated."
Other people enter
"Unknown female friends.
Black men are 30 years old. Work is unknown."
There is a little sex here.
p>
Every now and then, you get a summary.
"Oral sex without intimate relationships, five.
Intercourse alone, 29.
Just masturbate, 1. Results of male orgasm, 35. </ P>
Results of female orgasm, seven. "</ P>
Shows how women don't have it it's very fun
You have seen maybe between 2,000 and 3,000 people per year.
Mmm-hmm.
-But in a lot of time too. -Oh, until noon.
-Even even bring me a sandwich. - [Gay] Right
Because he knows I'm up there.
Said, "Poor old Gerald, he is up there, and he hasn't eaten yet. "
You can only masturbate, how many times, several times a night?
When you are young , You can do it three, four, maybe five.
I am interested in certain people.
And of course, I know who is there in the room.
I used to keep it there, as much as possible. I gave them low rates.
[Gay] One time he was watching a couple < br /> That's very interesting.
He looks forward with a lot of anticipation
Towards really good sex.
Same as they to take off their clothes,
That person turns off the lights
and television sets.
And the voyeur is more than disappointed. He is angry.
They betray his anticipation. < br /> And what did he do?
I went down the stairs and into my car.
[Gay] He was wearing a bright headlamp, the park was right outside window.
Then he went upstairs. Now he could see them.
That person saw the lights on through the drawn curtain, </ p >
and he said, "Some stupid bastards let the lights turn on."
In his notes, he often calls himself as a voyeur to a third person.
[Gerald] On the observation stage, a voyeur is a different and separate entity.
And I think we are side by side.
[Gay] The type of clock you spend...
Does not mean you are watching a scene from Deep Throat.
This is not core porn.
You see sex, but not as often as you think
It's not boring.
Actually, this is worse than that. It's real.
Life is boring.
That's what people express ordinary life boredom.
And even though it's boring for him, he writes it,
which one is valuable about the document
Among hundreds of and hundreds of stories,
there are cases of where people are quite strange.
One time he was in the office and the cleaning lady said,
"Look, there must be a sheep in one of the rooms,
Because all I hear is bah, bah."
So he went up on the stairs, and he saw two men,
one of them was wearing sheep's clothes,
and someone else was above him, < > have sex,
and he makes these sheep sound.
[Gerald] I have an individual coming to my motel, having a bucket of chicken
p>
from colonel
Sit on the bed, pulled out about thick napkins,
and arrange them here by the bed,
and then start eating this chicken.
Sometimes it makes me hungry.
And then, of course, his hand is...
What did he do? He just reached out and took the sheets...
[Gay] He was very angry, He said, "Bastard! "
And he went, "Who said that?"
He went to the window
and he pulled back the curtain and he looked down like this,
Then he looked down like that.
Nobody was there
He was not found, But that's the only time he lost calmness.
The usual thing makes me angry more than anything is a dog
I used to hate them When they were in the room.
[Gay] And when he's up there, lonely like him,
it's not even hard to breathe if he can help,
dogs sometimes- sometimes they will catch...
They will sit there and look.
He can hear anything. The little sucker knows about it.
A few days I will be depressed, because this is what happened...
[guests speak unclear]
I will go there at night, and I will go from one room to the next.
And one- the only thing I heard was shouting, shouting, complaining, cursing.
Everything like that really bothered me.
By looking at different people doing something which I don't think is right,
I experienced dislike for many people
[Gay] He really became a little cynical. He wanted to trap people .
[Gerald] The first thing I started doing was planting a dildo.
[Gay] Besides the Bible usually on one of the bedside tables ,
This voyeur put a porn magazine.
[Gerald] I want to find out whether they use what I plant,
or come to the office and say,
"Hey, clean your room. Take one of your servants
I have several women and men do that. </ p >
But the woman who uses it?
That is a different story.
[Gay] Gerald Foos tests
Where does he leave a small suitcase In the closet of one of the 12 rooms,
and when people, or people, enter to register at the office,
the voyeur will pick up the receiver < br /> and talk to his wife.
"I got a call from someone who left the suitcase with $ 1,000,
and it was left in a room. </ p >
Do you have a record of anyone who found it? "
Then they go to the room.
When they close their clothes, they see this suitcase
It has a very small key, it can easily be broken
And I sit on there watch over them, look out of things
[Gay] Then what do they do? They break the damn key.
Now what are they doing ? They have to get rid of their trunks.
[Gerald] They will sneak suitcases outdoors,
Put them in the trunk of their car, Drive it off really fast. </ P>
One person throws it away the bathroom window
[laughs]
[hosts on TV] you are beautiful < br /> That The handsome guy on my right is Tony.
- [Tony] Hey! - [host] What will you do?
[Gay] So much time...
a voyeur invests...
driven by anticipation.
And you hope they will do something to make your time valuable.
That's a lot of investment, lots of time,
and a very small return on your investment,
unless you occasionally see murder. </ P>
I am concerned with many things, and I foresee a lot of things.
I think I can get involved, and maybe an accessory for evil.
I'm watching, and there is a white man and a white woman.
He is a drug dealer.
I saw him distributing and selling drugs for children.
p>
He hid them in a list along the wall.
That's where he keeps it.
[Gay] The voyeur, who has a son who has a drug problem,
is angry at seeing drugs.
And when he left the room, guess what I did
I went in there and screwed it up and took the deposit
and poured it into the toilet
[toilet flushing]
When he returned that night, he went to things and...
When he pulled out the sack < br /> and there's nothing there,
he starts blaming people
He says, "Who is here?"
[Gay] One only person who knows Where he hid him is his girlfriend.
And he accused him, and he quickly denied it,
But he insisted that it must be him .
Who else knows "Not me." "Yes it is."
He said, "I don't know anything about that."
Start slapping him.
He stands up and his face is on his face.
He slaps him. "I want to know, where?" > He kicked him in the groin. </ P>
[unclear debate]
And he went crazy. </ P>
[Gerald] He reached out and grabbed it by the neck and strangle him.
And just keep strangling him. I said, "Come on."
I was thinking, "Come on, let him go. Let him go, man. "</ P>
And soon he stopped, and he fell to the floor. </ P>
Fall right in front of the vents, so I look straight down.
And I swear to you,
I can see his chest rising, up and down, up and down.
And then he gets angry. He throws things around the room. </ p >
He takes his bag and throws it in bed
and takes all the money he has.
Get out the door Go to the car and leave.
[car subsides]
[Gay] This guy is there, the voyeur is watching this...
and, of course, does nothing -What.
He was silent, he was confused, He was frozen without activity.
And I saw and I swore...
I swear to God I saw his chest move.
And I thought, "Alright, he's fine."
So I go.
Faktanya, itu membuatku sangat sakit bahwa saya berhenti observasi untuk malam ini.
The next morning, the maid started working,
and I watched her As she went down the room.
And then immediately she came to the room,
and he opened the door and he entered.
Suddenly, he ran out. I said, "Oh no."
He came running to the office. He said, "Gerald...
I thought the number ten woman had died."
Donna entered and said, "He dead, Gerald, he is dead. "
The police came...
and immediately the coroner appeared in his small panel truck.
[groans] And I go, "Oh.
- I'm sick." Gay, you know? -Yes.
Dan saya katakan, "Saya bisa bertanggung jawab untuk itu."
[Gay] We have an agreement. This man, Gerald Foos, and I have an agreement.
That's for me to tell the truth and he to live with it.
Motel, he doesn't have it now.
In 1997, he sold it to a Korean family it didn't know what was going on.
When he was sell it, he made sure of it He took his magical ventilation with him.
He told me that it was completely closed.
That was a very sloppy job, Gerald. > Look at that. </ P>
[Gerald] There are situations where can result in me being imprisoned, I don't know. </ P>
I just feel bad and I feel nervous. </ P> p>
When we first discussed this matter a year ago, we thought it was time
because the laws limiting could potentially be passed.
But now I know there is a new word called...
Uh... uh...
[Gay] Whatever, but I am the person they will charge, not you
-Because of me-- -That's what you told me -
I'll tell you something. > This letter you wrote me,
I read this morning. </ P>
In this letter, you warned me
that you did not want his name from the published Manor House Motel.
You said that if this happened,
this Korean man, who didn't know what had happened,
had the potential losing customers, and that can cause damage.
[Gerald] I also talked about What will happen to Anita and me?
You will think that I have got this to him.
I won't talk to him if I don't have permission
There is no agreement, as has happened for 30-plus years,
so there is no change in my policy.
But suddenly this person forgets what we have agreed on
If you don't have trust between your sources and yourself,
You are in real trouble.
After you win someone's trust,
then you must show it very much patience.
You're also not interested in making their lives
more difficult than that possible.
-Jerry, I've done everything this is all my life. -I know you have.
This is second nature.
That's it.
Anita, she is married > to truck drivers, some truck drivers.
And he's a rude character.
He has two children. One of them is born paralyzed.
So their lives, Gerald's two wives,
and his own life, full of sadness and sickness.
When you think about what they have left for them,
is not much </ p >
[alarm sound]
[Gerald] I will turn it off.
We have several alarm systems to protect our house
And... enter
[Gay] You don't have surveillance cameras, right?
No, there is no supervision. I don't have one.
That's too bad.
Anita and I don't have housemaids or anything
[Gay] We are not here for that.
[Gerald] Why don't we start here? with Barbie dolls?
[Gay] Alright.
These are some interesting dolls.
>
[Gay] He's an extremist in his obsession.
This is the coin that Anita has just experienced this year's ecclected.
[Gay] Jesus!
When he was a child, one of the things he noticed
beside the body From this beautiful aunt he was,
Did he collect many things.
This is my stamp collection.
-There is this drawer. There is this drawer. -Yes, God!
[Gay] He told his mother he wanted to start collecting things
like a beautiful Aunt Katheryn. </ P>
This started a hobby of his lifetime collecting things.
[Gay] If you own a motel, you usually carry a gun.
[Gerald] I carry a gun all the time.
[Gay] The whole basement area , You think you are in a museum.
How many cards? Your total collection
About two to three million.
- Cards? -Cards. </ P>
There are a million cards there I've never even seen. </ P>
[Gay] Jesus!
I don't even know what's there.
[Gay] One of the reasons he wants to divulge his story,
because he will get press attention
and he can brag about a collection of sports memorabilia,
and he wants to sell it.
[Gerald] These cards will make us < br /> multi millionaire,
only the card itself
Now this card, Mickey Mantle card,
it's good everywhere from 200 to one million dollars.
And I've had more than a thousand people.
He has the price he keeps quoting, and I don't know, is this person crazy?
But on the other hand, I don't know I'm not a collector
This card here can cost 500 thousand. </ P>
-Yes, God. -Maybe more. </ P>
Who is he
How do I know what these things are worth?
How do I know is he really exaggerating?
I don't know
If I contemplate that he is a bragger,
then it might reflect on it all that I believe in what he sees.
Things you must know in life is when to make choices and when not.
I can certainly testify Accuracy of the room.
I mean the attic. I know that... I saw it. I was there
But the rest, I start from him, and he's my sole source.
And you're not wise to have one source.
In all that I wrote,
I tried to be vigilant wrong about something
that could be checked and found a part of a careless report.
The issue of the murder. This hasn't been resolved until now. </ P>
I know the date, this year. </ P>
A woman in her mid-20s, or maybe younger or maybe older, found dead.
We have to find out who in hell that person
I want to have it,
because there will be lots of skepticism
about this truth
I went to the police, I went to the coroner,
and I went to the newspaper, Denver Post.
They checked their records, and they returned and said,
"We don't have anything about this death."
How do they not have a note?
I don't know how that is possible.
They must have a record.
I should not look far away.
You only have to have a date, location of death.
There should be someone
fulfilling a woman's description dying on the motel floor... </ p >
and be that age, 20 to 30. I shouldn't...
I think we're here.
[photographer shouting]
Thank you.
[photographer] Here, please
-Please walk, Mr. Talese. -Thank you.
[Entrekin] Jamison Stoltz, editor who worked on the book,
found a murder that happened a few miles away in a motel
in a period of two or three weeks.
This came out because I'm looking for more information,
just like you, about the murder he wrote.
[Entrekin] Could Gerald have one? this conflar?
I don't know the answer.
I don't think the true total truth is
of all these incidents Never be known.
The only people who know them are Gerald,
I really like this line, "I don't keep secrets from my readers."
As he said, he fell through the cracks.
Yes. </ P>
[Gay] Why does this person describe himself? in a cowardly way? </ P>
Why is a man the worst story? in a book about him ?
Repeating that story is losing any sympathy
even from the most sympathetic readers of the disease I have
[Morgan Entrekin ] You know, Gerald is an interesting character,
but will I risk my life or my reputation? </ P>
on every thing he tells in this story
is really accurate? No, I don't want to.
[Pamela] GT, that's how I saw him when I didn't speak directly to him...
said, "Why don't you do something?
Why You didn't do an illustration? For The Voyeur's Motel? "</ P>
A little brighter. </ P>
This is the sort of thing you do for your parents. [laughs]
So he gave me this postcard to work. This is the picture he has.
I don't like the perspective, and I don't want it to snow,
and I have an idea to see this for other images on the Internet.
Let's see if anything appears. </ p >
When I see the street view, This is what I got.
The most recent time.
And I called my dad and said, "Guess what, it was broken down."
[man] What did he say?
"How do you know that ? How can you find it? "
And I said," Google Maps. " " Oh, you and the Internet! "
[call]
[hold call]
[computer beeps]
Come on.
- [beep continues] -Jesus! How about it?
- [Skype rings] -All right.
- [Gerald] Hello? -Ho, Gerald?
Hey, Gay.
I heard last night...
that Manor House Motel no longer exists
[ Laughter] Who told you that? </ P>
-Itu sudah diratakan. -Sangat? Itu berita untuk saya.
-I told you-- -That's really no big deal.
Wait a minute. It might make you relieved,
because you is the person who told me don't use the name of the motel.
Yes I did.
I just told Anita, and she said it was good </ p >
Yes, listen -
I don't know They might have a good price for it.
-Listen to-- -Maybe they were. ..
There might be a million dollars for that, it's easy.
Type makes me feel good, be honest with you
Do it?
We don't have to fight With these jerks, you know?
[chuckles] you mean the Koreans who own it,
-or anyone who owns it -Come.
We have a written story before the demolition.
Of course we do it, and we have movies and pictures and other things.
-Even... -We have lots of stuff.
The documentary crew came in. and took pictures of the rooms
When they were there visiting you and filming your story
I am very happy with this book, Gay.
I think this could be one of your good books
Well, it must get New The Yorker to publish it
In other words, all you are waiting for
is for this to be published by the New Yorker magazine,
-and then we can go to the city. -That's what we've been waiting for.
-I will see you. -This is something to shout,
- thank God for - [chuckles]
Alright, well, this is hurray for you and the motel
Bye-bye, Gerald.
[broken line]
Good.
If you hold on to the story, everything changes
When you write nonfiction, think, Now here this section is set up.
Then what happened?
The whole location of this story, the motel itself,
disappeared in space, so I had to find out.
[man 1] So you don't need to go back Out there to see this much?
-Is it worth visiting? - [man 1] Yes. </ P>
- [man 2] Now, for us... -What is that? </ P>
[man 2] For us, visual from a empty lot will be very strong.
If you will do it, I'd better come with you.
I can't see much here it's still left
They clean it pretty well.
I feel a little uncomfortable in this...
>
I always love this property,
and I build most of it with my own hands.
And now it's gone.
In the Bible, of course, there is a good saying
there is a time for everything under the sun. </ P>
And I believe that time in This particular motel has run out.
-What are you thinking about? -Disappointed.
-Still sad? -Yes.
Last night I dreamed of this place, and I cried. </ P>
And Gerald said, "What's wrong?" </ P>
I said, "Nothing," <br And he said, "What's wrong?"
And I'm dreaming that I'm still working...
and I feel like it's real. "
I woke up, I slept well, cried.
[Gerald] Yes, that belongs to someone else property now
[Gay] He use the word "redemption" for me.
He said, "I want to clear my conscience."
Identify or identify people with this feasibility work, </ p >
and redeem himself.
We'll see.
Sit down and I'll push your foot up.
Thank you, friend < br /> God, you are very kind.
I hope this time is over, that you and I and Anita
Can be as good as friends like we were before
We better be better.
I have known this man since 1980.
Heading to this person a large number of scribbles,
must clarify what's real and what's not real ,
I'm trying to be careful as you can humanly...
with unreliable people
When you deal with New Yorker, You have to get the facts right. </ P>
I want the facts to be true. But I'm worried about the fact of the checker. </ P>
That damn magazine really have a fact checker.
I don't see happily in the future,
When someone is on the phone from the New Yorker
will call him and ask this and this and this.
And half of the time, he doesn't even know what the facts are.
[Morrison] Ini semacam cerita satu sumber tunggal.
The fact that actually actually Gay is in place
and knows that this viewing platform exists...
We know that this person didn't make < br /> The object came out of the cloth intact.
But, in a place like the New Yorker,
all T must be crossed and I dotted.
Address, date, spelling of the name. </ P>
All of those things are missing in great detail with the fact that we are a checker. </ P>
That absolute value it does not change
The question is, Can we mumble this thing into something?
It doesn't depend especially on Gerald Foos's notebook?
Because we did find something at odds with the Gerald account.
He described buying an motel in a given year.
We can get a sales certificate,
and we see that it doesn't match exactly with the date in the record.
Whenever we find such a difference,
we want the reader to know exactly what we know
in terms of when Gerald made a mistake.
We explained that everything he saw, in our in-house terms, was very similar to him.
Voyeur said that he bought this motel in 1966, and I quote it.
Examiner of the fact the New Yorker knows He did not buy a motel until 1969.
God, how... It's not hard to keep your notes straight.
He must know, When he gives me information like that,
he must do it right and... It's like ---
[doorbell]
Enter. God damn it. I hope... Open the door! </ P>
The person who carried out the examination, he said,
"You are sure, Gerald, that is 66 66? "</ P>
Dan," Yes, "and he said, " Well, could it be that & apos; 69? "</ P>
And I said , "Yes, it can be very easy. One of the nine people can be reversed." </ P>
And... But I said, "I don't know that." </ P>
I said, "This is potential."
[Gay] Oh, man. I called him for that.
"Oh, I'm sorry, I'm wrong understand. I lost the newspaper. "
I don't care about what paper. You need Remember when you bought a building.
He started recording in 1966,
and even had certain days like November 26,
November 28 and December 4. & apos; 66, & apos; 67, & apos; 68.
Did he repeat or write fiction? What did he do?
That doesn't make sense.
[Gay] I wonder how strong I can rely on him.
I know that motel is real. I'm there
So he's wrong. </ P>
But I don't care whether he opened a motel
in 1965 or 1966 or 1967 or 1968. There is no difference. </ P>
He held the motel for more than 15 to 20 years,
During that time he had plenty of time to see a lot of things.
The story's the story, and I keep moving forward.
[Gerald] Well, I'm really sick this morning.
That's not a good sign,
because every time I get sick like this, there is a storm coming in
Anita and I are just kind of loners.
Yes, we are not neighbors.
Because we know, is in the motel business,
There's no point in doing it. </ P>
Because the only thing you will do are you going to expose yourself,
and everything they will do speak about you to another neighbor.
That's what neighbors do.
Look, this is blue jay. You see it? Two blue jays.
Look at them.
They don't know they are being photographed
We know no one has come to visit us.
Nothing never come to our house, right?
-No one. -except the postman. [chuckles]
We don't have friends.
p>
-Your friend. -Unfortunately, yes.
You will be here when that happens, and I want you to be here
I don't want anything... I just, like... We are all in it together. </ P>
And that's it. No one else. </ P>
Everyone's worried about that damn piece
I'm sure the voyeur is also worried about it.
He is really worried.
He is there there on the outskirts of the small town of Denver...
waiting to be crucified
Here it is,
on the front cover of the New Yorker, in the most prominent part.
I can't imagine a more impressive layout of magazine articles,
with the name of the voyeur, Gerald Foos, not clear, but right in the main header.
"Gerald Foos bought a motel in a row to watch his guests have sex.
He saw more than that."
That was a great headline.
p>
Even if he hates the article, he will like the advantage,
Because of this man, he wants to be found
If he died, no one cares, no one knows.
But now if he dies...
This will put it on the map.
This will make it an obituary in the New York Times.
Gerald Foos will get the obituary.
Why? Because he's a voyeur who talks. < br /> Talk to me
Published in the New Yorker. It's there.
The motel owner Aurora supervises her guests in some of the most intimate moments
without them knowing.
It lasted for decades.
And everything detailed in the New Yorker magazine.
The old Motel Manorhouse stands here at the corner of Colfax and Scranton.
Now, besides all genders
the one Gerald Foos claims he witnessed happening here,
he said he saw a murder, but never told the police
-What? -I also told the police.
... he received a letter from Foos in 1980
He said that he bought the motel to satisfy his voyeuristic tendencies.
After installing it, He hovers over in the attic,
and asks his wife to lie in bed under
to see if he can see through the grid.
He lives in Brighton.
Reporting lives in Aurora, Lance Hernandez, Denver7
I can't believe that.
-What? -I can't believe that
Suddenly, I'm a little more unsteady. [laughs]
[Gay] The guy is nervous.
For years, he hid in the attic. Now, he's pulled out of it .
But he was instructed, if that's the word, by me,
"Don't go out, don't answer the door. Don't answer the phone."
[cellphone]
Hello. This is.
That's one of the women you will meet in the Denver Post with Gay Talese. </ P>
-Bagaimana dia mendapatkan nomor saya? - [sighs] Saya tidak tahu.
Hello, this is Gerald.
-He knows about the book. -Yes Ma'am.
What was your question that you will have for me ?
[reporter] Well, I think I want to know if you've read it
and what you think about it
Well, you know, this...
This is my life, you know, my secret life.
Yes, we will have this in the paper tomorrow
and we want to get your thoughts.
Well, I can't... I hope I can give more.
-Why don't you wait a little? - [Anita] No, Gerald. </ P>
Wait a moment until July when the book comes out. </ P>
That's what I recommend. </ P>
And then you call me and I'll give you an interview.
But you didn't film all this, didn't you?
Never, no That was before the electronic age.
[Slow Anita] Gerald, that enough.
[stutter]
I can't say more than that.
I can't say more than that, because I'm still bound to contract
Release the phone, Gerald.
I will not answer any more questions about that, not now.
Gerald, I have to go.
And my wife must go,
and she is getting ready to go do something and...
Gerald.
Alright, alright, thank you very much. Goodbye.
How did he get my number?
Aku tidak tahu, kecuali Gay yang memberikannya padanya, Karena dia berbicara dengan Gay.
There will be an article in the Denver Post,
so it will really loosen everything.
[Gay] I've talked to reporters from the Denver Post.
I talked to him, and there was an article.
But there was no article that the New Yorker had never said.
[Anita] I went to get the paper this morning,
and I saw it and I thought, "Oh, damn it." </ P>
It was said, "Ex-Colfax motel owner & think; He is the biggest voyeur in the world." </ P>
Here. There is Gerald in his office at the motel. </ P >
It says, "Sex, lies, but there are no videotapes for hotel owners."
And here's the book of Gay Talese.
If my phone rings, I'll just let it go.
I have a feeling my brothers and sisters will call,
and I don't know what to say.
Gerald told me to say, < "Hey, this is just a story, it's not real."
Right? But it's real.
I say, bullshit has hit the fan.
I just talked with a friend of mine in Minnesota
Already in all Twin Cities.
It's in every city in this country right now.
I'm not good. I tremble like a damn leaf.
[chairlift beep]
It's quiet now, but not it will be so Be quiet for a moment, I don't think so.
I have to tell you something. We have to go around.
I'm really upset.
Really upset.
And that might be my fault, but...
And I'm afraid.
I have a lot of fear...
because I like women there and I will do everything to protect it.
But when Gay Talese...
made the last statement there, talked about my card collection
That... I never wanted it there.
I don't want people to know that I got it a million dollar card collection here.
What if a lawyer turns around and sues me? </ P>
And they lock the house and everything in it? </ P>
I can't even sell it,
because of the reason they put the key on it do they know it's worth millions,
and therefore, they can get the money, you see
God, what...
I've never seen all of that.
He never showed me this damn script
He never showed it to him
is written for the New Yorker magazine.
And I certainly insisted. "Get out of there!"
You didn't put the item there. You don't write about a man's money.
I mean, I'm really angry with Gay.
I'm angry with him, because he should have consulted I'm
I'm the person Not him.
He made this point point. "Hey, I'm a big star here," you know.
>
"I'm a big star.
I have written all of these books, and here I am," you know.
[Booing] That's the only thing I'm really upset about there,
and I'm really upset about it.
And I think Gay and I will have a very bad problem
"He is still contemplating the true motive of Foos in revealing his secret. </ P>
One reason is money.
Talents draw parallels...
to Unabomber...
and Watergate & apos; s Deep Throat.
Men who don't want to take secret to their graves
Foos hopes to be clean 30 years later and find redemption. "
[Anita] That's right?
Somewhat, but you didn't do it by listing the assets. </ P>
-Gerald, excuse me. -Yeah, I understand. I understand. </ P>
It's not Gay's fault. It's your fault too
It's all my fault
-Does he call you back? -No.
What does he think of this, some kind of damn game?
Gerald, this is a different hour -
Bullshit Now it's ten o'clock in New York.
I say yes, this will be...
-Gerald, just calm down. -I don't want to be sideways with that man.
I just want to tell you that I love you, and calm down, okay?
Okay baby. Thank you. </ P>
[sighs] He's smart. </ P>
- [woman 1 on TV] You see what I mean? - [woman 2 on TV] He trust you
[woman 1] I know, but she doesn't want if you say something to her
[woman 2] I don't need to say anything anything. You have to talk to him -
[woman 1] Keep your voice, okay? Don't come between us.
Don't do that again.
Gay, I'm sorry to bother you. < br /> This is Gerald.
I just want to touch the base with you about some items...
I just want to talk to you if I can , please
If you have a chance, contact me. I appreciate it
Come on. God, this damn laptop is terrible.
"You call yourself a pioneer, a truth teller, opportunity taker,
a man to compare, Maybe better than compared,
for Alfred Kinsey and Masters and Johnson.
These people, although acknowledged today,
were slandered when they first appeared in public places ,
is considered obscene and criminal.
So now the story of Gerald Foos has gone public,
and Gerald Foos must, as a brave person and strength , stand up straight and tough.
You take it for a while
because you want to reveal the truth who you are
and why do you know what you are know
Okay, hang it there as an athlete and pioneer must.
Best, Gay Talese, your friend. "
[Gerald] you will meet bad guys now
[officer] Does this refer to the book you wrote
-Do you not write books? - [Gerald] Yes, sir
[officer] I know who you are. </ P>
Enter. </ P>
I got this call a while ago.
A threatening phone call.
I'm afraid to die now. I don't even know what to do.
This person is very serious about the call.
[Anita] The phone rings, and the person said,
"I will have my friends come there and kill you,
Because you threatened me."
-No Look, I'm also nervous. - [man] no, it's okay
But the man said, "I will threaten you."
-He said-- - "I have friends." I didn't hear all of that.
[Gerald] I remembered something said man
He said, "Well, that's it. It's being watched."
[officer] Thank you, friend.
You bastard. Damn, motherfuck.
You bastard.
I don't know what to do now.
I don't know whether to start removing my weapon,
and place it in their respective places
where they point in a particular direction or what.
- [Anita] Don't be too nervous, Gerald. -Oh, I don't know
Sometimes you feel nervous when you're ready to die
[chuckles]
- [Anita] not really -I just said a little then
I thought I'd die before this book came out
This is too much pressure on me.
All through my arms and legs. I feel this fear.
"10:00 morning.
Come to arrest me and kill me because I'm not an obscene person.
Have my address and telephone number.
I think I know his voice < br /> but don't know for sure. "
You can't hide anymore, right?
Sometimes I think that...
is not real.
This is a kind of dream world.
p>
Last night, I dreamed Most of the night I was chased.
I was chased by people who tried to catch me
I ran and hide from them, and...
Only lasts a long time.
You know, if I know what I will feel
one or two years then, I will never do this.
So, I don't know if it will change.
I thought there would be controversy when the New Yorker ran.
Almost everyone who reads it sees it as a very interesting story.
People will react negatively
At first glance, the fact that he is a voyeur
and built this thing specifically for watching people,
and doing it for 30 years. ..
is off-putting.
You can be interrupted by it.
I think it will be rather unusual if you are not bothered by it
But I don't think it's definitely bad for the sale of this book.
[Gerald] The publisher has issued an order for me not to talk to anyone.
According to this, I can't be trusted.
[Gay] We are weeks away from the publication of this book.
Now he needs someone to holding his hand.
This is something I will take it upon myself.
This is my last chance to take control of The Voyeur's Motel.
We won't have a happy honeymoon in Denver.
Have a tall man,
and from New York City, You know, come to see us...
We are just ordinary people. </ P>
He doesn't hang out with ordinary people.
[Anita] Gay says that every time he comes to see us,
he wants us to dress up, no like what we wear now.
He used to go out with people that was all astonished.
All the people were all...
They were all president and CEO of the company.
They are all famous people, most of them.
You hear me criticize Gay several times.
I just hope he will share with me even more.
But I won't let it destroy the relationship
It's about this book.
We must stay together.
Because if we don't stay together...
you don't have anything
That looks good .
[Gerald] I want to see who came out of the car first
There... there is an old Gay.
Oh no, he bought something for us.
-Oh, rose! -Yes, God.
-Roses. -He doesn't need to.
I know that, But he wants to make everything good.
He knows we have passed it a lot of stress
Hi, Gay. How are you doing? Come in. </ P>
-Flower for you. -Thank you. </ P>
- And see this person -What are you doing?
Where did you sunbathe, Jerry? Okay.
Gerald, you made history
The editor was a little worried about how the reader would react.
p>
Instead, they like it. Saying it's one of the biggest stories.
Don't believe this story.
That's what people say. They can't handle it. [laughs]
Can't handle it.
We sit down and we read it, You know, the whole story.
I mean, that...
There are good and bad things there. Not valentine.
Some of them are shocking, but I think it's okay
I might be a little annoyed,
And I've never seen the manuscript at all from you
You have the right to an opinion,
now, or next month, or five years from now.
What you don't want to do who has claimed to be wrong
that we work together with each other, I show what I write .
I don't need to give you a lecture on journalism
But we are journalists,
if we are truly honest and not the worker's ax,
which is a lot of them, but I'm not one of them.
I write the best I can.
And when out there, and that is my name there, that's it. </ P>
If you don't like it, you can shoot messengers,
You can edit it or write a bad review, what they do, for sure
That's the way.
-What other questions do we have? - [man] We don't get total clarity.
Things about your voyeur journal, starting at & apos; 66,
the question is, what really happened?
He explained that he had made an error date.
Instead of & apos; 69 or... He had answered that.
-He answered that -Confusion. </ P>
If you return on the date mismatch,
he has answered it
much more we have to do? - [man] We are almost there.
Then let's continue, Because this drags.
[man] I have a simple question for you, Gerald
- [gay] Okay -Good.
[man] Do you have regrets? working on this book with Gay Talese?
[Gay ] The question is a valid question
The point is, Gerald, if you have that to do it all again...
Or maybe it... Ask the question yourself.
- [man] That's the question. -Make sure it's your question,
Because I don't want to change your question
I don't want to ask for an answer from him. Ask him as you ask.
[man] Gerald, if you have to do it again,
is it you will still participate with this book
Don't you ask the same question? and have it been tape?
Wait a minute. He has doubt, right?
- [man] He did it. -I want you to make it say that.
I don't want you now, because I'm here... What you did wrong
You talked to him personally and you got an answer.
-Now with me here... - [man] No.
I influence the answer. Don't you understand
[man] Do you have regrets? about this process?
This is the wrong answer
I want you to let him be critical of me. What you are doing is cleaning it up.
He does not have... He has doubts. Of course he is.
Why is he not allowed? have doubts?
-I told him - Wait a minute. -If you want -
"You know, Gay, I don't think you will use it.
-Will, I hope you check me out." - [Gerald] I know
Why isn't he critical of me? Why don't you let that be critical?
-I think I've said that. -Say!
I ask you not to kill in the book. </ P>
You did You asked me -
That... I didn't... < br /> I do what I want to do.
I don't do what you want. I do what I want.
-Open and urinate to the public. -That's your right,
Because we have a contract.
We both have rights. You have the right to criticize me. </ p >
And they don't have the right to ask the same question
if you will clean it up
Come on for what you say... I didn't hear it.
But before me, you won't be honest
like you if I'm not here And that's part of journalism.
Why... How do you know? what they think
What's wrong with this?
have they asked that question? with me not there
Then, with me here, they try to make you answer differently,
that can expose you as a hypocrite. Do you not understand
-I understand. -This is the way journalism works. </ P>
These people don't even credible journalists
They are cameramen, but they don't know -
-So you think that because of me - -They pull your tricks.
That I will say something to them that I will never say it to you personally?
That's right.
-I don't know if it's -I believe that is more true than not true.
-That's the way people are. - [man] Our goal is not to make you stumble.
No, but your goal is for him to say different answers to the same question
we hit the place that hurts you?
I know there are lots of tricks asking in this game,
Because I know this game.
I don't want to be in your corner. I don't want to be your apologist.
I don't want to be your personal biographer, Because I don't.
I am my own damn writer, and you are yours alone
Let's stop. Are we above this Are we good
That's a good question. [laughs]
Come here, I want to ask a question.
-Are you okay? - [Anita] Yes
Come here. Let me hug you
Everyone around here is a friend,
But someday, like Gay said, we will being like that around people who are not our friends.
Right. You have to stay away from them.
If you start talking before the book it comes out,
they will use what you say to the book,
- because they want to make things worse. -They want to attack me?
They want to exploit you Because you are a hot subject.
You are new You have just been on the Internet.
You were in a damn New Yorker that. You're a hot topic
-I understand. -Good.
You talk to the camera. I want to sit here
And get a little fresh air?
I can stay here one hour.
[Gerald] Yes, the real person, and that's what I like.
I am familiar with personal space.
Places that no one can see me and I can see it.
Large.
p>
But I wait and wait and wait patiently,
until I can bring the story and he as a person in the public eye.
This is good story.
And I will keep in touch with it until we both die
[tailor] so beautiful.
Good. </ p >
[Gay] Researchers like you to think that they are professionals all the time,
and are released and in control,
that it's all in the name of work, But that's not true. </ P>
I think anyone who speaks this kind of precarious existence,
or delves into something somewhat, maybe a pioneer... .
I like to think about what I did as a pioneering work.
But you are risking all the time.
How does it look?
It's perfect for you.
I think it's perfect.
[Donahue] I know there are many things in your book, but what's the point here?
You have done this in-depth research. What's the benefit for us?
Give us some free advice after all this research.
[Gay] Identify myself as a reporter. I am not an advocate. </ P>
I am a reporter who leaves the field and tells you what America looks like. </ P>
The people on the show don't like it.
Some people recognize him as the right person.
Everyone wants to write a great American novel.
Why fuck a big American novel?
I want to do something no one wants Thinking is great, but I think it's great.
[woman] I don't agree with your method, and I think for sure when I come here,
I think you're just a dirty old man.
But You're just a reporter trying to put a point across. </ P>
That's the best thing you can say about me. </ P>
I never knew how my work will be accepted >
and that will be read all over the world.
I don't know what will happen. He doesn't know what will happen.
We'll see .
What are we doing here?
How...
I have nothing but bad news in the last three days
Apa yang kita lakukan di sini?
Bagaimana...
Aku tidak punya apa-apa selain kabar buruk dalam tiga hari terakhir
The biggest mistake I made...
was talking to a Washington Post reporter today named... [stammers]
- [man] Paul Farhi -Paul Farhi. [groans]
I'm so tired I can't remember my own name.
I received this e-mail from Farhi. He said, "I want to talk to you. </ P>
There are some differences I want to discuss. </ P>
I have wrong information a lot of what You wrote,
and questioned your reputation as a reporter. "</ P>
Wow. </ P>
In 1980, the voyeur sold the motel to someone,
- a friend, a man named... [sighs] - [human] Earl.
-Earl Ballard. -Earl Ballard. </ P>
Sebuah nama yang belum pernah saya dengar.
How can I quote the voyeur? from his journal
when for six years he doesn't even have that damn motel?
And I was silent, angry, frustrated, helpless
I can't defend myself,
because the Washington Post reporter presents factual information to me
Verified by and public record questions. </ P>
I feel... I go down the tube. The book is under the tube. </ P>
So I say that the book I'm in the toilet.
Now I've dropped the damn book to the toilet
That is the end of it.
This story is in Washington Post < br /> is the whole damn world.
This is the end.
This is the end of me.
I was lied to. I was interviewing a liar.
I never thought of Gerald as...
I didn't talk to Walter Cronkite, okay? I was talking to this crazy person.
I thought I know a little, but I don't know him at all,
because I was brought in. In this long trip forgotten
as far as my career and reputation went.
[telephone ring]
Select it and say to contact us again.
I called Gerald Foos. I said, " What happened here? "</ P>
I was very angry. I have a book that has been published. </ P>
I shouted at the voyeur, " My reputation was shot.
It's yours too
Our bad luck career is over. We're done, honey.
This is where I was cheated,
or tempted by you in my search for an honest and good story
This is a good story.
But now I have to defend it not fiction.
And I don't think I'm writing fiction.
And you've made me look like a fake artist. "
[Gerald] I think Earl Ballard has died.
He never really numbered a lot in the story,
so I thought I'd let it die.
But the opposite is true, so...
Earl and I observe together.
Purchase Manor House, < br /> That's all his motivation.
My agreement with him is just another friend.
Or a voyeur to a voyeur.
After I sold the motel to him, He allowed me to come and go as I please.
Almost every night.
But now he doesn't want anyone to know he is a voyeur
Those are his words against me.
So, that book...
Sounds like God tore it separate. [sighs]
This is really grim around here.
Everything is cloudy, and it feels like how I feel.
Somehow I wish I could go place and hide [sighs]
Gay told me, he said, "You know, you and I will die as parents,
and we will be known as liars. "
I disappoint everyone. Gay especially.
He is an arrogant and honorable person, and I live his life and I destroy him.
[Gay] It's too late. Damage has happened.
It killed him. The book is dead. </ P>
The book is really dead. </ P>
[Gerald] How much did they get? </ P>
There. One? </ P>
-And they sold three? - [Anita] Three in total. </ P>
Oh my God. That's just... .
The book is really hidden there.
Nobody will see it.
-No one saw it. -Let's see .
I think so the New York metropolitan area
will sell five million copies.
What reviews?
- [woman] Do you want me to show you? -I want to see a partner.
This happened in the New York Times. It's in Vulture.
"Controversial." I don't like that.
Hmm.
p>
They say everything I've written here is a lie.
They say Gay knows that.
Who is this jerk, Jack Shafer is a jerk?
This is the worst ax work I've seen in my life.
Can I see that one, Anita?
Well, if there is one do it, this will happen Of course you have to fix it very well.
There's nothing good in it, not one thing.
I can understand why he didn't call me, < br /> Because he brought all this to heart.
I just passed the first page This, and this is a nightmare.
[Anita] here
We know something is happening. You don't want to tell us.
He has been criticized Because he did not submit me.
That is what is said here.
"Talese is as guilty as this person." "Coward."
Talese said, " So I have another to answer it myself. </ P>
But the real problem is in front. "</ P>
There seems to be a definite split between between Gay and myself.
There is no way to be cured.
And I will blame him and he will blame me, and so it is.
And all this is here.
I feel like destroying it right now.
This pointing finger directly on a voyeur
is nothing but a creep.
-Good? You are. [laughs] -Huh?
Oh my God, Anita.
Good...
I think I will...
-What are you doing here, Anita? -No & apos;.
-Gerald? -What?
♪ Happy birthday to you ♪
Isn't that good?
♪ Happy birthday to you ♪
♪ Happy birthday to Gerald ♪
♪ Happy birthday to you ♪
You want to blow
Make a wish first. </ P>
[announcer] Late Night with Seth Meyers.
Tonight, Kristen Wiig.
Keke Palmer.
Author, Gay Talese.
> [Anita] That's it. </ P>
[penyiar] Menampilkan Band 8G dengan Thomas Lang.
[Meyers] Welcome back
Our next guest
is one of the most influential journalists of the 20th century.
His latest book , The Voyeur 's Motel, in the shop now
Welcome is very talented, legend, Gay Talese. </ P>
[music played on TV]
[Gay] I want to be a writer
Maybe not the right person, But the wrong person, the wrong side.
At The Voyeur & apos ; s Motel, you find someone who can be said to be on the wrong side
This is the person who reached out for you,
said, "I thought you might be interested write about this. "
-Oh, he has the right person. -Yes.
[Meyers] Let me ask about this.
Washington Post interviewed you,
where they have found some inconsistencies in the story
as far as the year he owned the hotel.
>
You even say in the book you can't guarantee everything he says
Do you think it's fair for Washington Post
calls you out to get the wrong facts?
Maybe serve yourself as I hear, but I'm not trying to serve myself.
Washington Post is wrong.
Washington Post said that During the period he didn't own a motel.
And I don't know that, and I'm very disappointed.
I said, "I can't join and support this book." </ P>
and he said, "No, he still has access to it He has the key."
If I knew that day I was told what I know now,
I will not deny the book.
That is a mistake on my part. I overreacted
I am very angry, and shame too,
because I'm proud of my life... A reliable reporter, that's me.
[Gerald sighs]
[ Gerald] If Gay is here, I will say, "Hey, Gay, I'm sorry. </ P>
And I know that somehow and how, we can hold a mind meeting .
We always strongly believe for each other,
and I believe I let you down,
because I didn't tell the truth about Earl Ballard. "
In a journal, I talk about voyeur.
And it's empty and quiet.
Because you don't have anyone you can invite talk,
or say how you feel.
And somehow I feel it when I talk to you,
It's like someone opens a drain...
and I can free myself from those thoughts
And I love you.
I don't know, I feel feelings /> friendship with you
that I don't feel with so many people.
I will tell you, I am very surprised...
that you get work the same you do.
I can't believe there's another way we can get you down to film him.
When I got permission for you to come down...
Your first day arrived, he started talking freely.
I thought, "Does he know what he is doing? Does he know what he is doing?" </ P>
He opened his house for you, his bedroom for you, his wife for you
He likes the publicity of the camera. The camera turns it on.
And that's it.
Reverse procedure.
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