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- I'd like to sleep on it.
- You can sleep all day when we're finished.
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Okay, then.
1:00:10
I've done a lot of work here tonight.
1:00:13
Some of it you know about,
some of it you don't.
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Routine, most of it.
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I look for motives, as I always do.
It's habit from training.
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But I couldn't find any.
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I realized the reason I couldn't find
an ordinary motive...
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...was because none of these men
knew Samuels long enough to have one.
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You usually have to know something
about a man to have a reason to kill him.
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You have to know him well enough
to be in love with his wife...
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...well enough to know
he has some money.
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Samuels didn't have any money.
Didn't even have a wife.
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That's beside the point. Not one of these
men knew that, or anything about him.
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Mitchell talked to him maybe for an hour.
The others, less.
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So it had to be something else.
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The motive had to be
inside the killer himself.
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Something he brought with him.
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Something he'd been nursing
for a long time.
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Something that had been waiting.
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The killer had to be someone who could
hate Samuels without knowing him.
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Who could hate him enough to kill him,
under the right circumstances.
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Not for any real reason,
but mistakenly and ignorantly.
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The rest wasn't too hard.
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I looked at my suspects. I thought back
over the answers I'd had. Some of them fit.
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I knew who'd kill Samuels.
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I should have known right away.
But the motive was so simple...
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...that it slipped through the machinery.
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You're smart enough to know
what I'm talking about.
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You don't have to draw me pictures.
I know what you mean.
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I think you're right.
What do you want me to do?