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:18:02
And we find Mitchell's wallet
in the sofa.

:18:05
I say Mitchell did come back.
:18:07
- Some sort of an argument developed...
- I say you're nuts.

:18:10
Why? Or don't you think Mitchell
could kill Samuels that way?

:18:14
I don't think Mitchell would kill
anybody any way.

:18:18
- You still don't know where he is?
- No.

:18:21
I didn't know when I came in,
and I haven't suddenly gotten brighter.

:18:25
- You don't believe he did it.
- He was there.

:18:27
- So were Floyd and Monty.
- They left. Mitch said he was returning.

:18:31
- According to Monty.
- To Monty.

:18:33
Monty's a liar.
What makes you believe his story?

:18:36
- Happens to be the only story I've got.
- Then why did you let him go?

:18:40
Did I?
:18:42
You don't think he's gonna lead you
to Floyd Bowers, do you?

:18:49
Is that all for me?
:18:51
You know where to find me.
:18:55
Mitchell hasn't been here?
:18:56
- What happened? Who'd he kill?
- He didn't kill anybody.

:18:59
He's in trouble, but nobody knows
where he is. We gotta find him.

:19:03
- What are we waiting for?
- That lobby is full of cops and MPs.

:19:07
Spread out. Find him.
Try and tag him before he gets here.

:19:10
Scare the pants off that knucklehead.
:19:12
I made him promise
to meet me here at midnight.

:19:14
That's an hour ago.
:19:16
I was gonna watch him
till his wife showed up.

:19:18
When you find him,
put him someplace safe.

:19:21
I'll be waiting in the coffee shop.
:19:23
One at a time. Don't go through that lobby
like a pack of drunken buffaloes.

:19:27
You see Monty or Floyd, let me know.
:19:29
- Where's Monty come in? What's he doing?
- Helping Mitch.

:19:32
Every time he opens his mouth,
he hangs him a foot higher.

:19:38
Where do you suppose
that stupid birdbrain is?


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