:11:02
You'll have to wait
or come back some other time.
:11:07
We'll wait.
:11:20
Listen to me,
you backwoods shit-ass, you.
:11:23
You got two seconds to get the sheriff out
here or I'll kick the goddamn door in. OK?
:11:31
Well, hell.
Looks like we got some company.
:11:34
Some Hoover boys come down to visit.
:11:36
- How ya doin'?
- Good.
:11:39
- I'm Sheriff Stuckey.
- Rupert Anderson.
:11:41
Rupert, we've been expectin' you.
:11:44
- I assume you met my deputy, Mr. Pell.
- Sure did.
:11:48
You down here to help us
solve our nigger problems?
:11:51
No. It's just a missing-person case.
:11:54
Well, come on.
:11:56
- You gonna want your boy in on this?
- Sheriff...
:11:59
I'm Special Agent Ward
and I'm in charge of this case.
:12:03
We think it might be a little
more serious than missing persons.
:12:07
I don't think so, boy.
Know what I think it is?
:12:10
It's a publicity stunt cooked up
by that Martin Luther King fella.
:12:14
Come on.
:12:28
At around 3pm, Deputy Pell says
he arrested the three boys for speeding.
:12:32
He held them in jail until 10pm
and then released them.
:12:36
They drove off. He says he followed them
as far as the county line...
:12:39
...and never saw them again.
:12:43
Why didn't they make a phone call?
:12:45
- Why should they?
- These boys were trained activists.
:12:49
They're taught to check in every hour and,
if arrested, the moment they're released.
:12:53
The hotel is near the jail. They could've
phoned from the lobby. It doesn't follow.
:12:59
Maybe they had a beer.
- Not these boys.