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That's Dave Hatcher,
the guy I told you about. He's the instructor.
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Dave Hatcher, Lt. Dime.
I understand you wanna get involved.
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-What's up?
-Come here. I wanna talk to you.
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Take a look.
This is what's left of Caifano's brother.
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His right leg.
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The largest bone in the body,
and it's been cracked like a toothpick.
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This is his chest.
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The sternum has been shattered
in nine different places...
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the clavicle has been cracked in two,
and the ribs have been crushed.
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Jesus.
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This is his head, what's left of it.
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Now, Hatcher...
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my question to you:
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Is it possible for a man
to do this to another man?
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Sure, driving a truck.
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The coroner claims no weapon was used.
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And yet the blows were struck
against the large bone...
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at a precise 90-degree angle,
as if by a machine.
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-Could you cause that kind of damage?
-No.
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-lt requires special training from childhood.
-Do you know anyone that could?
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There was Arou,
a group in Japan that were bone-breakers.
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About 300 or 400 years ago.
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I'm talking about Thursday at 11:00.
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I don't know anybody that could have.
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But I have a Japanese friend,
someone who's an expert on these things.
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Bring him to me.