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:03:04
I came over just as soon
as I could find a cab.

:03:08
Then I called you.
:03:10
- Do I have to stay here?
- No.

:03:13
I'll get somebody to drive you home.
:03:17
Could he have hit his head
on the table when he fell?

:03:20
He could have,
but with the beating he took...

:03:22
...it wouldn't have made
much difference.

:03:25
- Take Miss Lewis home.
- Right.

:03:27
Check at the bar while you're there. They
won't know anything, but check anyway.

:03:31
There were three soldiers.
She left Samuels talking to one.

:03:34
Make a report for the Army and have the
provost marshal's office locate this man.

:03:39
All right, Miss Lewis.
:03:45
What do you want?
:03:47
- I'm sorry. I must have the wrong place.
- What place are you looking for?

:03:52
I thought it was this apartment.
I was looking for a buddy.

:03:56
You cops?
:03:59
- Has something happened?
- Tell us about this buddy of yours.

:04:02
Yes, sir. Well, we was here.
:04:06
He left before we did. Wasn't feeling
good. Said he'd be right back...

:04:09
Who's "we"?
:04:11
- Me and another buddy of mine.
- Who'd you come here with?

:04:15
With these two buddies of mine
and this fella.

:04:18
What fella?
:04:20
This fella we met in a bar.
:04:23
Was this young lady with him?
:04:26
- Was she with him?
- Yes, sir.

:04:28
- Is this the one who was with Samuels?
- No. It was another one.

:04:33
What happened?
:04:35
Somebody killed this fella
you met in the bar.

:04:49
Same fella?
:04:52
What's your name?
:04:54
Montgomery, sir.
:04:56
Were you drunk tonight?
:04:58
Well, I had a couple,
but I can handle that.


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