:30:02
Did you ever see anyone
who might have been a carrier?
:30:06
A delivery van came back late
now and then.
:30:08
We checked time sheets. No one driver
showed up late more than the others.
:30:11
What about William Martin,
the assistant manager?
:30:15
Scoutmaster. I saw him once or twice.
:30:17
Did he drive in?
:30:20
No. He parked on the street
and walked in through personnel.
:30:23
Always with a briefcase.
:30:25
Then there was this other guy.
He used to play gin with George.
:30:29
Pete... Pete Orsini.
:30:31
Did he ever carry anything?
:30:35
Don't you remember
anything about Orsini?
:30:41
He worked at a gas station.
He used to come over after it closed.
:30:45
All right.
:30:48
Would you let me have all the sympathy
cards you've received, please?
:30:51
Sure.
:30:54
But I don't have anything from Pete Orsini.
:31:00
"50 shares, June 1, '69."
:31:02
"50 shares, June 15, '70."
Wow! "100."
:31:05
- "March 15, '71."
- What does that make? 310, all told?
:31:09
Right. All in different names. This
accounts for seven dummy stockholders
:31:13
and about seven per cent of the shares.
:31:15
- There were also a lot of other securities.
- Good, Leo.
:31:18
But don't go any further than surveillance
right now or it'll blow the whole thing.
:31:39
(phone rings)
:31:43
Yeah?
:31:44
Hello. Yeah, I want to speak
to Benjy. Tell him it's Juan.
:31:48
- Hey, Benjy.
- What?
:31:50
- Somebody.
- Somebody? Somebody who?
:31:52
He says his name's Juan.
:31:58
Come on, Sally, get to work.