:38:00
lt's the same on all three.
:38:06
ln other words,
the man who killed Rowlins...
:38:08
and the man who shot at
Jones and Brennan...
:38:11
the stickup who's blitzing the liquor stores
are all the same man.
:38:15
All we need to know
is what that man looks like.
:38:21
Get me Chandler in Robbery, will you?
:38:24
l've got an idea about that.
:38:26
Also, it will give us a chance to see
if Reeves is on the level with us.
:38:32
About those blitz holdups you're on...
:38:34
round up all the victims
and have them down here tonight, will you?
:38:38
lt's just a little scheme.
:38:41
Thanks, Steve.
:38:46
That's good.
Now sketch another one of the same type...
:38:49
-only this time, thin it out a little.
-All right.
:38:51
-How's it coming? You ready for tonight?
-We'll be ready.
:38:54
-Think it will work?
-lt should.
:38:56
-Where did you get the idea?
-From a kidnapping case in Chicago.
:39:00
l thought these slides might be
an improvement over what they used.
:39:03
Could be. Captain thinks so.
:39:10
Good evening, ladies and gentlemen.
:39:11
May l have your attention
for a moment, please?
:39:14
You've all been asked to sit in on
our little experiment tonight.
:39:17
We're going to try to build
a picture of a face...
:39:21
the face of a man who's cunning,
resourceful, and deadly.
:39:26
He's a man who killed a police officer.
:39:29
Now, some of you,
he held up at the point of a gun.
:39:32
You may have seen his face,
remembered something about him.
:39:35
And we want you to tell us
exactly what you remember...
:39:40
whether it's his hair, eyes, nose, or mouth.
:39:44
And we're going to try
to put those pieces together...
:39:47
so that they add up into a picture
of the face of the man we want.
:39:51
You can see how we're depending on you.
:39:55
Lights.
:39:57
First, we're going to concentrate
on the type of hair our man had.