:29:01
-Yes?
-This is Tom lverson's place, isn't it?
:29:03
That's right. He's not here now.
We're closed for the day.
:29:07
-You got any idea where l can locate him?
-He may be here tomorrow.
:29:11
-What's it about?
-Wanted to ask him some questions.
:29:15
You sound like you might be the police.
:29:20
My name is Harry Moseby.
l'm a private investigator.
:29:23
Tom's stepdaughter Delly is missing.
:29:26
Ran away from home. l'm looking for her.
:29:37
-You got something to verify that?
-Yeah.
:29:48
-What do you got them for?
-Well, there's a big demand for dolphins.
:29:52
Lots of people want them.
You'd be surprised.
:29:55
People buy them
for their swimming pools.
:29:58
They think it's chic
to have a dolphin for a pet.
:30:03
Like that craze for baby alligators
in New York years back.
:30:06
When they got bored, they flushed them.
:30:08
Now they got a sewage system swarming
with blind, albino, shit-eating alligators.
:30:13
l'm not too sure l believe that.
:30:16
You one of those
''intent on the truth'' types?
:30:19
Well, l'm not religious about it, but l....
:30:24
-Delly's here.
-What, now?
:30:26
-This very minute.
-Where are we going?
:30:28
Over there. lf you wanna swim, it's a mile.
lf you wanna follow me, it's six.
:30:34
l'm burning oil, so l'd stay back.
:30:36
Okay.