:38:10
Kelly, did you see this item
about the warehouse fire?
:38:13
Might be a fire-bug or an arson ring.
:38:17
Think there's something in it?
- Maybe.
:38:20
Go after it.
:38:23
Is that an assignment?
:38:25
Sure.
- Okay.
:38:28
Mac...
:38:30
...I know there's nothing
more to the Wiecek case.
:38:32
It's all washed up, but before you
tackle that warehouse yarn...
:38:36
The Warden call me this morning.
:38:38
Wiecek wants to see you again.
:38:40
For what?
:38:42
I don't know, maybe
he wants to confess.
:38:45
But I was just up there. Don't I
get time off for good behaviour?
:38:49
Wiecek's been in there
for eleven years, Mac.
:38:53
And that cop's been buried
longer than that.
:39:20
Come on, Wiecek.
:39:27
Mr. McNeal...
:39:31
...I sent for you to tell you I
don't want you to write any more...
:39:35
...about me or my family.
:39:37
I read what you're written.
:39:40
I've seen the pictures
of my mother...
:39:42
...my wife and my boy.
:39:46
We poured out our hearts
to you unashamed...
:39:48
You want help, don't you?
:39:49
It's the only way to get people
interested in the case.
:39:53
Nobody will read the two line ad
your mother run on the paper.
:39:56
I had a million people
following the story.
:39:59
Someone might know the killers
and get in touch with us.