:19:00
in the exact way
I described in my book?"
:19:02
I wouldn't do that because
I know I'd be the suspect.
:19:04
So, what if it's not the writer?
What if it's someone who read the book?
:19:10
You're dealing, then,
with someone so obsessed...
:19:13
that he or she is willing to kill
an irrelevant and innocent victim...
:19:17
in order to place the blame
on the person who wrote that book.
:19:20
I'm talking about a deep-seated
obsessional hatred...
:19:24
and an utter lack of respect
for human life.
:19:33
So, we got a once in a lifetime,
top of the line looney-tuney.
:19:38
That's what you're saying,
right, Doc?
:19:42
You're dealing with someone
very dangerous...
:19:45
and very ill.
:19:52
You know there's no case here.
You've got no physical evidence.
:19:56
She hasn't got an alibi.
:19:59
She hasn't got a motive, either.
Believe me...
:20:02
her defense would just beat us to death
with this copycat thing.
:20:05
Anybody who read the book
could have done it.
:20:08
-What do you want to do now? Nothing?
-We call her in for questioning.
:20:12
She's got enough money
to burn the department down--
:20:15
She was the last person
seen with the guy.
:20:18
I'll take the responsibility.
:20:21
It's yours.
:20:25
It won't do any good.
:20:26
She'll just waltz in
with some superstar lawyer...
:20:29
who'll get us all canned
for wasting the taxpayers' money.
:20:32
-That's exactly what she'll do.
-No, she won't.
:20:36
I don't think she'll hide
behind anybody.
:20:40
I don't think she's
gonna hide at all.
:20:42
Then she's as crazy
as you are, Curran.
:20:50
You know what they say:
:20:52
Takes one to know one.