:32:01
...the body, the cops
are swarming all over the place.
:32:04
Don't worry, they won't find it!
:32:07
If that kid knows anything,
he's not talking or I wouldn't be here.
:32:11
I'll go to Memphis
and take care of that kid.
:32:14
I'll tell you what to do.
:32:16
Just sit on your dumb ass.
:32:21
I want you in Memphis.
:32:28
Come.
:32:32
You must be Mark.
:32:35
Jason McThune, Memphis FBI.
:32:38
This is Larry Trumann,
New Orleans FBI.
:32:41
Thomas Fink, Assistant
U.S. Attorney and Mr. Foltrigg...
:32:45
...U.S. Attorney...
:32:47
...both from southern Louisiana.
:32:49
Sit down.
:32:52
Right over there.
:32:57
Where is your mother?
:33:00
She's with my little brother.
:33:02
She can't leave in case he wakes up.
:33:07
We could hold this off
for a few days.
:33:10
No, Mark!
Let's talk for a few minutes.
:33:16
Nervous?
:33:18
A little.
:33:21
Do I need a lawyer?
:33:23
What for?
:33:24
- To protect my rights.
- You watch too much TV.
:33:27
We just want to ask questions.
Trust us.
:33:30
Lawyers just get in the way.
They object to everything.
:33:33
What if I don't answer your questions?
:33:35
We might have to take you downtown.
Your mother too.
:33:39
Will she get in trouble?
:33:40
- Maybe.
- Ever hear of obstruction of justice?
:33:44
It's a federal offense.
:33:46
It means if a man knows about a crime
and withholds information...
:33:49
...from the FBI or the police,
he might be punished.
:33:53
Sent to jail or something.
:33:55
So if I don't answer your questions,
I could go to jail?