:22:00
- Oh, one thing I almost forgot.
- Yes?
:22:04
- Your boat.
- What about it?
:22:08
I had the boat checked out, sir,
while we were talking.
:22:12
I didn't think you had anything to hide
and I just thought it would save time.
:22:17
I always preached initiative to my men,
so I don't see how I can object now.
:22:23
And you're right. You did save time.
:22:25
- Thank you, sir.
- Thank you, Lieutenant.
:22:27
- Good night.
- Good night.
:22:34
Oh, General, enjoy your dinner.
:22:38
Oh. Well, thank you, Lieutenant.
:22:50
(Police radio)
:22:56
- Didn't find a thing.
- The engines?
:22:58
They were cold.
:23:00
Did Mrs Stewart look like
she'd been drinking?
:23:03
Could've been. I don't really know.
:23:09
I guess we both got
a lot of paperwork to do, huh?
:23:15
(Engine starts)
:23:25
- Here, Joey. Gas up number two.
- Mr Barnes.
:23:28
- Hi, General.
- Hi. How are you?
:23:31
A couple of hours ago, out on the marina,
somebody waved at me.
:23:34
I think it was an old friend.
Any idea who it could have been?
:23:38
Was it one of my boats?
:23:41
It might have been.
You might have it there in the record.
:23:44
- Probably Mrs Stewart and her mother.
- Mrs Stewart. That's it.
:23:48
Do you know where she lives?
I'd like to see her.
:23:51
- Yeah, sure. I got it right here.
- Good.
:23:54
- You're not gonna sail with her, are you?
- Why?
:23:58
She's the worst - man, woman or child.