:38:01
- It's a long story. You don't wanna know.
- Oh, I do. This is very interesting.
:38:07
I thought you wanted
to know about movies.
:38:10
Yeah, movies are great, but this is... this is
like real life on the streets. You know?
:38:15
It's exciting.
:38:19
All right.
:38:21
l, um... I wired their best undercover cop.
A guy by the name of Freddie Corso.
:38:26
And one of Freddie's cases
was to set up a corrupt police captain
:38:30
who was tryin' to shake down a Mob guy.
:38:32
And my job was to rig a wire on him
so I could record the conversation.
:38:36
Wait a minute.
What do you mean, "wire"?
:38:38
It's a tiny mike attached to a transmitter
that I strapped around Freddie's waist.
:38:48
Mackey, hand me the tape.
:38:50
- OK, Freddie, give me sound. Count to 10.
- One, two, three, four, five...
:39:03
It was a great wire.
He could be blocks away
:39:05
and you could hear everything
within 1 0 feet of him.
:39:08
- Hey, Milt! How ya doin'?
- Hello, Freddie.
:39:11
- Good to see ya.
- You look good.
:39:14
- You too. You look great in that get-up.
- Thanks.
:39:18
So, uh... I brought
somebody here I want you to meet.
:39:21
Captain Kennedy, this is Milt.
:39:23
Who the fuck wants to meet him?
:39:25
- Milt, take it easy.
- Hey, I don't wanna meet him.
:39:29
Hey, take it easy. This man
could put the cap on everything.
:39:33
All right, come on in the car.
We'll take a ride and talk.
:39:37
And the first thing
that the captain says to the Mob guy. :
:39:40
Look, I understand
that the man has a brother-in-law.
:39:44
Now, I happened to see him
talkin' to his brother-in-law.
:39:47
Now, the brother-in-law
is a known felon, Freddie,
:39:49
and Milt's out on parole,
and that's a parole violation.
:39:53
Now, I'm gonna have to tell the parole
officer. If I do, he's goin' back in the can.
:39:59
But I think I could work somethin' out that
I don't have to tell him for... 5,000 bucks.