:15:03
We followed them to the apartment
and just walked in.
:15:06
Hiya, Sammy. We come to the party.
:15:09
- There isn't any party, sergeant.
- You thought you could skip out on us.
:15:16
You feel sick?
:15:17
- I'm all right.
- Maybe you better go get some air.
:15:20
- Mitch. What's the matter, boy?
- I'll be right back.
:15:23
- You want me to come with you?
- I'm all right. I'll be right back.
:15:32
- I have to get ready to go in a few minutes.
- That's too bad, Sammy.
:15:36
We gotta look after Mitch. Come on.
:15:38
- Here's to you, Sammy.
- Come on, Floyd.
:15:40
Thanks just the same, Sammy.
:15:49
And that was the last we seen of Sammy,
the last we seen of Mitch.
:15:53
He wasn't outside. I couldn't figure out
where he'd got to.
:15:56
Floyd was pretty stinko. I started back to
the Stewart with him. Then I got worried.
:16:01
I put him in a cab and went back
to look for Mitch.
:16:04
- And ran right into me.
- You ought to know.
:16:07
You came up to Samuels' apartment
even though you saw police cars?
:16:10
Well, how did I know they had
anything to do with Samuels?
:16:14
You're just a bunch of hick cops here.
:16:16
You won't pin anything on Mitch.
Not in 100 years.
:16:23
I'm sorry.
:16:25
It's just that I'm worried sick
about Mitch.
:16:28
Did you have some sort of
an argument with Samuels?
:16:33
What was there to argue about?
His liquor was good. Everything was okay.
:16:37
You'd never met him before?
:16:39
No. I told you, I just met him in the bar.
I never even seen him before.
:16:43
- You sure?
- Well, sure, I'm sure.
:16:46
Of course...
:16:48
...seen a lot of guys like him.
:16:50
- Like what?
- Oh, you know...
:16:53
...guys that played it safe during the war.
:16:56
Scrounged around keeping
themselves in civvies.
:16:59
Got swell apartments, swell dames.
You know the kind.