Blow Out
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:13:29
- A bang?
- Yeah, some sort of a bang.

:13:31
- Where?
- I'm not sure where.

:13:33
- You were facing the car?
- Yes.

:13:35
Well, you heard the blowout.
:13:37
Yes, but the first sound
I heard was a bang.

:13:39
- Some kind of an echo.
- No.

:13:41
Look, I know what an echo sounds like.
I'm a sound man.

:13:45
And the bang was before the blowout.
:13:47
- What were you doin' up there?
- I was recording sounds for a movie.

:13:51
- You recorded the accident?
- Yes.

:13:56
What happened after that?
:13:58
The car went off the road
into the creek and I...

:14:00
- What did you do then?
- I'm tryin' to tell you.

:14:03
I ran down, jumped in the creek
and pulled out the girl.

:14:07
- There was a girl?
- Yes, there was a girl.

:14:09
- What girl?
- The girl I brought here. In the room.

:14:13
She was inside the car?
:14:16
- Yes.
- Are you sure?

:14:19
I wasn't bobbing for apples.
Of course I'm sure.

:14:21
It can get pretty dark
under eight feet of water.

:14:24
Is this known as obtaining objective
eyewitness testimony? If it is, forget it.

:14:30
We gotta get the stretcher through.
Step back.

:14:47
Doctor! How is she?
:14:49
Very lucky. Mild shock, some cuts
and bruises. No major injuries.

:14:54
- Can I see her?
- She might be asleep. She's sedated.

:14:57
- I'll just say goodbye.
- Don't stay too long.


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