:53:14
Here he comes now.
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-Tony, hi.
-It's Eddie, sir.
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I'm Detective Martin,
this is Detective Goldberg.
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We're investigating a car accident.
Maybe you heard about it.
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Yes! On television.
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Last night. My wife....
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We said, "We have a Mercedes
and the license starts with 'R."'
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You and a lot of people.
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Going up?
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Yeah. Yes, yes, I will.
:53:42
Should we...?
:53:43
Is it bad time for you?
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We just have a few questions.
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-Was your car in use the night it happened?
-When?
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Tuesday, a week ago.
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Let me think.
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Anybody else use your car?
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My wife sometimes.
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The men at the garage.
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Parking garage? You leave your car
and they park it?
:54:06
Can we go see it?
:54:09
The car? Now?
:54:11
Since we're here.
There's certain things to look for.
:54:15
We don't find them, we're out of your hair.
:54:18
So you want to look at the car?
:54:20
I see. I see.
:54:22
We don't have a description of a driver,
so we have to look for the car.
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We're sorry for the inconvenience,
but it's routine.
:54:31
I understand.
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But if there is a routine,
then I ought to follow the routine...
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...that's appropriate to me,
to someone with a car in this situation.
:54:41
You see?
:54:43
No, I don't follow.
:54:46
If there's a routine
in an investigation like this...
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...there must also be a routine
for a person like me.
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For the owner of a car
with a license number.
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That's what I need to consider.