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Good afternoon.
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I'm Detective
Frank Keller.
:30:05
This is Detective
Sherman Touhey.
:30:07
Does Raymond Brown
live here?
:30:09
Daddy!
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They're cops.
:30:12
What's up, fellas?
:30:14
What's the matter?
:30:15
Daddy, are you ok?
:30:17
I want to tell
you something.
:30:20
I love my family.
:30:21
Raymond, no kidding,
we don't give a shit.
:30:24
We need names
of your dates...
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and their letters.
:30:28
No letters.
:30:29
Raymond, there's some
psycho woman killing guys.
:30:32
I swear I didn't
go out with them.
:30:35
I threw the letters away.
:30:37
Raymond, you take the time...
:30:39
to make up
this beautiful poem...
:30:44
about loneliness
and silence.
:30:46
You spring $300...
:30:47
to put the ad
in the magazine.
:30:50
You spring another,
say, 5 yards a month...
:30:53
for some love nest
in the village,
:30:56
50 bucks for
the post office box.
:30:59
You're telling us...
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you never
went out with them?
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Raymond, please.
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The worst part
of being a cop...
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is all you hear
from people are lies.
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"I didn't do it.
I wasn't there.
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It's somebody else. "
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Blah this. Blah that.
:31:17
I swear on the eyes
of my children.
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30 sit-downs,
30 sets of prints,
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Miss Wrong, we got her.
:31:28
Upstairs gives us 300
for the magazine ad,
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we spring for a few vinos,
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maybe a chef's salad,
:31:35
bag the wine glasses,
it's over.
:31:37
What? Come on.
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"What? Come on"?
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Suppose I get my own money,
buy the ad myself,
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we drop her, you pay me back
like it's a bet?
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Suppose I set you up
with my sister-in-law?
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She got great tits.
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Divorced, no kids, no cats.