Dead Reckoning
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:18:00
Why should anybody kill Johnny?
:18:03
Because he hadn't shot Chandler
and maybe knew who did?

:18:08
There was a photo in
the Gulf City Statesman.

:18:11
Louis Ord,
a waiter at the Sanctuary Club.

:18:14
He was a witness at
the Chandler inquest.

:18:17
Maybe he wouldn't help,
but you gotta start somewhere.

:18:21
And he'd be fine. Mr. Louis Ord
would be fine, just dandy.

:18:27
I felt like a fight, Father.
I felt like a fight.

:19:05
How many, sir?
:19:07
You alone, friend?
I have a small table.

:19:10
The bar is good enough, thanks.
:19:17
It looked like feeding time
at the zoo.

:19:20
All you needed was money to start with
and bicarbonate of soda to finish.

:19:26
- What'll it be?
- Rye and water.

:19:28
- Plain water?
- Yeah.

:19:32
Here you are, sir.
:19:35
- Come here, sweetheart.
- Yes, sir?

:19:38
Didn't you used to be a waiter here?
Louis Ord, 45, single?

:19:43
I seem to know your face,
but the name...

:19:45
Remember a guy named Johnny?
:19:48
In this business you meet
lots of Johnnies, sir.

:19:51
You were a witness against this one.
:19:54
He acted like a mine
had gone off under his feet.

:19:57
I hadn't seen a guy look
that scared since jump training.


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