1:11:05
This is Dr. Friedman, chief
psychiatrist here at the hospital.
1:11:08
I'm sorry about what happened.
1:11:10
I feel somewhat responsible.
1:11:12
Your partner contacted me about
a former patient of ours.
1:11:15
- Harlan Rook?
- Yes.
1:11:17
At first, I didn't recall the name.
I found the file today.
1:11:21
He was evaluated here a year ago.
1:11:24
The diagnosis was
process schizophrenia.
1:11:26
- Multiple personality.
- Not exactly.
1:11:29
His sense of self-hate
was so strong...
1:11:31
...that he no longer had
any personality of his own.
1:11:34
Consequently,
he substituted identities...
1:11:38
...found in books, films...
1:11:40
...fan magazines.
1:11:42
Identities with which he had
love-hate relationships.
1:11:45
He wasn't dangerous enough to hold?
1:11:48
Most mentally ill people
are not violent, inspector.
1:11:51
By law, a person who poses no danger
can only be held for 72 hours.
1:11:56
I'm sorry, this is one instance
where the system failed.
1:12:00
- Is this address recent?
- I assume it's still the same.
1:12:08
Samantha Walker.
1:12:09
This is Peter Swan, Ms. Walker.
1:12:11
Your coverage of my predicament
has been thorough...
1:12:14
...but my side hasn't been told
as well as it could be.
1:12:18
I see.
1:12:19
I'm prepared to grant you
an exclusive interview.
1:12:22
Are you interested?
1:12:29
No doubt about it.
1:12:30
He's our boy, Harry.
1:12:32
Explosives. Caps.
1:12:35
Detonator. It all connects.
1:12:38
Harry, you gotta see this.
1:12:44
Talk about obsession.