:03:01
...and immediately, the police phone
and ask to speak to him.
:03:04
Then Mr. Roat Jr. fiddles with the blinds,
and Carlino calls him.
:03:10
No, l don't think the police
work like that. lt's too cops and robbers.
:03:14
Mr. Roat's story and Sam's
don't go together.
:03:17
And l've been forgetting something
very important.
:03:21
-What's that?
-That l know Sam...
:03:23
...and l don't know Mr. Roat.
:03:25
You've got to get this through your head.
lt's what the police think that counts.
:03:29
lf we wanna help Sam,
we've gotta find that doll--
:03:31
-But it isn't here! lt isn't here!
-lt must be!
:03:36
-lt's got to be in this safe.
-But l told you, it couldn't be.
:03:40
-And why not?
-Because it isn't ours. Not really.
:03:43
The woman who had this apartment
wanted to sell it to us when we moved in.
:03:46
When we convinced her that we
didn't want it...
:03:49
...she locked it and deliberately dropped
the key down the drain outside.
:03:53
-Susy, you're making that up.
-l am not. Why should l?
:03:56
-Be careful.
-Why should l?
:03:59
On second thought, l don't suppose
l'd open my safe in front of a stranger.
:04:04
Have l been treating you like a stranger?
l wish the doll were in the safe.
:04:09
lt is your problem, isn't it?
:04:11
Yours and Sam's. You have to do
what you think is best for him.
:04:15
Where are you going?
:04:16
To pick up my things at the apartment.
l can't miss the last plane.
:04:20
-You said you'd stay.
-Sam will be home soon.
:04:24
Will you give me a phone number?
:04:28
What phone number?
:04:30
Where you're going,
in case l find the doll.
:04:32
l'll phone when l get there.
:04:34
Give me the name of your friend
so l can call lnformation.
:04:37
Well, yeah, l may have it
written down someplace.
:04:42
-Here it is. Can you remember it?
-Yeah.
:04:47
-Cl2....
-242. That's like ours. Go on.
:04:50
-4598.
-242-4598.
:04:55
Right.
:04:57
Mike?