1:02:01
I once did a paper on it.
1:02:03
Really?
1:02:05
From the psychiatric end.
1:02:07
I know. I read it.
1:02:11
All of this desecration in the church...
1:02:13
...do you think this has anything to do
with witchcraft?
1:02:17
Maybe. Some rituals used
in the Black Mass.
1:02:20
And now Dennings. You read how he died?
1:02:25
In a fall.
1:02:29
Let me tell you how. Please, Father...
1:02:34
...confidential.
1:02:37
Burke Dennings, good Father...
1:02:39
...was found at the bottom of those steps
leading to M street...
1:02:43
...with his head turned completely around...
1:02:45
...facing backwards.
1:02:53
That didn't happen in the fall?
1:02:54
It's possible.
1:02:58
.Possible, however..
.Unlikely.
1:03:01
Exactly.
1:03:04
So, on the one hand,
we've got a witchcraft kind of murder...
1:03:08
...and on the other hand, a Black Mass.type
desecration in the church.
1:03:13
You think the killer
and the desecrator are the same?
1:03:18
Maybe somebody crazy...
1:03:19
...somebody with a spite
against the Church.
1:03:22
Some unconscious rebellion.
1:03:25
A sick priest, is that it?
1:03:26
Look, Father, this is hard for you.
Please, I understand...
1:03:31
...but for priests on the campus here,
you're the psychiatrist.
1:03:35
You'd know who was sick at the time,
who wasn't.
1:03:37
I mean, this kind of sickness,
you'd know that.
1:03:40
I don't know anyone
who fits that description.
1:03:47
Doctor's ethics.
If you knew, you wouldn't tell?
1:03:50
No, I probably wouldn't.
1:03:52
Not to bother you with trivia,
but a psychiatrist...
1:03:54
...in sunny California, no less...
1:03:57
...was put in jail for not telling the police
what he knew about a patient.