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:19:01
and I obviously would have loved
to have saved his life too, but...

:19:06
I mean, I was there and she was there.
:19:09
We know what happened,
but the governor is dead now and...

:19:13
we don't want to embarrass his family.
:19:16
Do you have any idea what the press
would do if they got ahold of this?

:19:20
You want me to say she wasn't there?
I already told the police.

:19:23
That's already taken care of.
:19:28
- All right. What about the girl?
- I'll talk to her. She'll cooperate.

:19:33
Just one playmate just vanishes
from McRyan's car, just like that?

:19:37
- That's right.
- Aw, Jesus, I don't know.

:19:40
Can't you keep your mouth shut?
It's better the governor died alone.

:19:47
I just don't know if I can do that.
I was there, she was there, and...

:19:50
Who gives a damn that you were there?!
:19:53
You wanna tell his wife that he died
with his hand up some girl's dress?

:19:57
- Or let her read it in the papers?
- That is what happened.

:20:00
- That is the truth, isn't it?
- What difference does that make to you?

:20:07
But it would make a great deal
of difference to his family.

:20:18
All right.
:20:19
Good. We'll slip you
and the girl out the back.

:20:28
How about your place?
:20:31
You don't wanna go home, do you?
:20:35
- They told you who was in the car, right?
- Yeah.

:20:39
Well, some smart reporter could
figure I was there too, you know?

:20:44
They got my purse
with my name and address.

:20:48
They're gonna be camped
on my doorstep.

:20:50
What about my doorstep? I'm the one who
pulled you out of that wreck, didn't I?

:20:55
Yeah, right.
:20:57
Let's go to a motel.

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