:59:05
Ain't that some shit.
:59:11
Can you make it a whole day without me?
:59:14
I don't know.
:59:19
It looks like just her brother
and mama are there.
:59:23
What kind of people are they?
:59:24
Good people. Christian people.
:59:27
I can't believe she got mixed up
in this shit.
:59:31
Hurricane, how is it
that you know this Lila Walker?
:59:36
I arrested her for shoplifting once.
:59:38
She was just a kid in high school.
:59:41
All she took was lipstick
and that shit they put on their eyes.
:59:45
Wasn't worth ten bucks.
:59:47
I could tell right off she wasn't bad,
just high-spirited.
:59:51
So I decided to try to help her out.
You know, talk to her.
:59:56
Then one day, she just disappeared.
:59:59
Somebody said...
1:00:01
...she took off for Hollywood
to become a movie star.
1:00:05
Anyway, that was about five years ago.
1:00:08
I didn't hear of her again till now.
1:00:11
She's moved up from stealing lipstick.
1:00:13
I don't believe she killed anyone.
1:00:16
That kid in the closet. She opens the door,
sees him, closes the door.
1:00:22
That proves she's not a killer.
1:00:25
Hurricane, that don't prove shit.
1:00:28
So, do we talk to the mother?
1:00:32
-What if she tips off Lila?
-She won't.
1:00:35
She wouldn't do that, not Lila.
1:00:38
Have you heard from her?
1:00:39
No, I haven't. Not since last summer.
1:00:42
Some time around June or July.
1:00:45
Mr. Dixon, you know Lila. She wouldn't do
what they're saying she did.
1:00:50
She must have been kidnapped.
Brainwashed.
1:00:55
Some of the best policemen in this country
are after Lila and those fellows.