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:55:01
We found the body of this man, Samuels,
at 10:00. He'd been dead half an hour.

:55:06
So if Mitchell was with you
between 9 and 10, he's all right.

:55:11
Was he?
:55:13
Tell me the truth.
:55:16
No.
:55:18
I gave him my key,
I don't know, maybe 8:30.

:55:22
I liked him. I felt sorry for him.
:55:26
I was sick of the stinking joint. I was gonna
ditch early, only I couldn't get away.

:55:30
I didn't get home till 1, maybe 2.
He wasn't here.

:55:34
He'd been and gone. Left the key.
:55:37
- But I don't know what time.
- Is that the truth?

:55:39
I said it's the truth. What do you want me
to do, light up like a Christmas tree?

:55:44
We're wasting our time.
This isn't going to help your husband.

:55:48
He was up here.
:55:52
The soldier you're talking about
was up here. I talked to him.

:55:55
Thanks. Who are you?
:55:58
A guy. What does it matter?
You wanna know if a soldier...

:56:01
This has nothing to do with you.
Mind your own business.

:56:05
- Any man you bring here is my business.
- It's not your business to spy...

:56:08
...watch me like I belong to you,
because I don't. I hate your guts!

:56:13
What time? What time was it?
:56:15
He was here when I came. I asked him
how long he'd waited. Said he didn't know.

:56:19
I should have thrown him out.
I started to make coffee, and he left.

:56:23
- What time did you get here?
- Twelve-thirty. Ginny's usually here by then.

:56:27
I'll be glad to help if I can.
I'll be here if you need me.

:56:30
You will not. You'll get out right now!
:56:33
She hates me, all right. She sure hates me.
I'm a DD. Dishonorable discharge.

:56:38
I was in the Army. I'm her husband.
We've been separated, but I still love her.

:56:42
I don't want a divorce.
I don't know what to do.

:56:45
We made a lot of plans,
but they all fell through.

:56:49
I'll be around if you want me.
:56:55
Where's my wife?
Why can't I talk to her?

:56:58
Your wife's all right.
I sent her to a hotel.


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