:15:01
a man
with an attaché case.
:15:02
They must have seen 10 men
with attaché cases.
:15:05
But this one held it
under his arm.
:15:06
When the agent tried
to put a tag on it,
:15:09
he pulled away and insisted on
putting it on himself.
:15:11
That's why they remembered him.
And it was Guerrero.
:15:15
l can't get anything
out of his wife,
:15:17
except a blank stare.
:15:19
Maybe you can make her talk.
:15:22
Please try. l have
a horrible feeling.
:15:24
All right. Bring her in.
:15:28
Mrs. Guerrero?
:15:43
She's gone.
:15:49
[Buzzer]
:15:50
Hold it. Yes, sir?
:15:52
Remember the woman you
turned over to Mrs. Livingston?
:15:54
She's given us the slip. She's
probably still in the terminal.
:15:57
You've got to find her, Ned.
:15:58
We'll try. Will you
round up our boys?
:16:00
We'll announce from here.
:16:01
You do it. l'll call
the insurance counter.
:16:06
-What's the security code?
-Lester Mean-Wearing.
:16:11
Attention, please.
Attention, please.
:16:15
For Mr. Lester Mean-Wearing's
party--
:16:17
Mr. Mean-Wearing requests...
:16:18
that all members
of his travel group...
:16:20
report immediately
to the main terminal entrance.
:16:23
To the main
terminal entrance.
:16:27
Yes. Here it is, Mr. Bakersfeld.
:16:30
"FD.O. Guerrero."F
lt's for 225,000.
:16:36
Yes, l remember him.
:16:39
Yes, sir.
He was a little nervous.
:16:42
Aside from that, did you notice
anything unusual about him?
:16:45
WOMAN:
Well, just one thing.
:16:48
For somebody going to Europe, he
didn't seem to have much money.
:16:51
He paid me
with six $1.00 bills...
:16:53
and the rest in change,
mostly nickels and dimes.
:16:57
lt seemed to be
just about all he had.
:16:59
Thanks.