:03:00
That is incredible.
You've got such an amazing memory.
I can't remember my own name.
:03:04
It's possible that I met him
at school, but I doubt it.
I don't even think he graduated.
:03:08
What year would he have been
if he had graduated?
:03:11
I don't know.
Let me think. Uh...
:03:13
- What year did you graduate?
- Me? '73. No, '74.
:03:17
So that would make him class of
'76, '77, something like that.
:03:19
You know, Gayle's met him a few times.
He's supposed to be a nice guy.
:03:21
Not exactly a rocket scientist,
but he...
:03:25
What's going on here exactly, guys?
I mean, why are you
so interested in LDF, huh?
:03:29
Oh, Peterson here is
a big milk drinker. That's all.
:03:34
Oh, well, it d...
It does a body good.
:03:37
Sorry. C'mon, you're not
gonna tell me?
:03:40
It's gotta be somethin' big if
both the Globe and the Chronicle
are in bed together on it.
:03:46
I wouldn't say we're exactly
in bed together.
:03:50
Cheque, please.
:04:00
Oh. Okay, now.
In case you have any more questions...
:04:04
or if you finally decide
to tell me what you've
actually got up your sleeve...
:04:07
- here's my card, Pete.
It's got my direct dial on it.
- Oh, thanks, Sam.
:04:09
- Where are you parked?
- In the lot over there.
:04:10
Oh, perfect.
We're gonna pass by...
:04:13
- the best frozen yogurt joint
in the entire state.
- Yeah?
:04:17
It's on Peterson.
:04:22
- Look out!
- Sam!
:04:23
Move!
:04:29
Sam, are you okay?
:04:31
What the hell
was that all about?
:04:38
Medwick, it's me.
Just checking in.
:04:40
Listen, I've put together a
"just the facts, ma'am" kind of thing...
:04:42
and wanted to
run it by you, okay?
:04:44
- They know you're there?
- Uh, no.
:04:46
- I guess so far
they don't know we're here.
- You're lucky.
:04:48
Yeah, real lucky.
So, here's what we know:
:04:51
Beekman was the head researcher
on LDF.
:04:53
He retires mysteriously,
then dies a week later.
:04:56
His son boards a train with something
in his briefcase that his dad sent him.