1:10:00
from uh... breaking in.
1:10:02
You know, uh, searching for
some evidence to defend her case.
1:10:07
Yeah, well I get it.
You want me to break in for you.
1:10:09
Hey, I don't want you to
do anything illegal.
1:10:11
You can quote me on that.
But I'm booking you tomorrow.
1:10:15
You go it? Tomorrow.
1:10:39
I'm Dr. Levy.
1:10:40
How do you do? I'm Dr. Elliott.
1:10:45
What can I do for you, Dr. Elliott?
1:10:47
You're seeing a patient of mine.
1:10:50
That's right.
1:10:51
I believe she's dangerous.
1:10:53
Really. In what way?
1:10:55
She's causing me trouble
1:10:56
because I wouldn't approve
her sex change operation.
1:10:58
What kind of trouble has she caused you
1:11:00
She's threatened me several times
over the phone.
1:11:03
She also stole my razor.
1:11:06
Why would she do that?
1:11:07
Doctor, did you read about the woman
1:11:09
that was slashed to death in
an elevator?
1:11:11
It was on the front page,
I could hardly miss...
1:11:12
Kate Miller, the victim, was my patient
1:11:16
You don't think that Bobbi had
anything to do with that?
1:11:18
My razor's gone Kate Miller
was killed with a razor.
1:11:23
Nobody else could have taken it?
1:11:24
Doctor, I am not paranoid.
Bobbi has threatened me over the phone.
1:11:28
She said she was going to hurt me.
1:11:30
My patient was slashed to death
and my razor's gone.
1:11:32
Now you don't have to be a detective
to figure it out, do you?
1:11:37
Come with me and uh,
we'll talk to the police.
1:11:40
I've already been to the police.
1:11:42
But I didn't tell them about Bobbi.
I wanted to talk to her first.
1:11:46
I wanted to be absolutely sure
that it was her.
1:11:48
But she wouldn't return my calls.
1:11:51
I was hoping you'd be able to help.
1:11:53
Um, yes. I'll help. I'll talk to her.
1:11:57
If I agree with your diagnosis...
1:11:59
We'll go to the police.