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- No. No, that's crazy.
- What?
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It just occurred to me
that the only possible way
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would be if somehow
there never was a kidnapping.
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She killed him,
then set it up to look that way.
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I never said that.
That's a crazy idea. Forget that idea.
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How do you prove something like that?
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Goodness, I don't know.
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I think you got a crazy idea there.
You ought to forget about it.
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Well, I'll be in touch with you, Lieutenant.
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All right. All right.
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Maybe the position of the car seat.
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Did you say something?
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There might be something
in the position of the car seat.
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- What car seat?
- Your father's car.
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When they picked up your father's car,
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somebody noticed that
the car seat had been moved forward.
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I don't understand.
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Your father's a very tall man,
six foot or better.
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Whoever drove that car last,
they had moved the seat forward.
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- Like a woman?
- Could be.
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- And there's your father's keys.
- What about them?
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We never found them.
Keys weren't in the car.
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When we found your father's body,
they weren't there either.
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So?
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Ever notice how, out of habit
when you get out of a car,
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you automatically reach for the keys?
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The last person out of that car
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instinctively took the keys with him.
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And may still have them.