1:11:01
He stopped for gas Sunday
in Williamsport.
1:11:05
Yes, Mrs. Baran gave me his credit
card numbers.
1:11:09
Anyway, it seems he was trying
to see you.
1:11:13
Pittsburgh is a big town.
1:11:17
You're sure you didn't hear from him
after Saturday?
1:11:21
That's not something we'd forget.
1:11:26
-Aren't you on room checks?
-Excuse me.
1:11:30
I'll be in touch.
1:11:32
I'm glad she didn't ask.
1:11:34
The cards weren't charged from
Sunday on. What are room checks?
1:11:39
Drug searches.
Kids here used to use.
1:11:41
My son had a habit years ago.
1:11:44
My husband and I looked for places.
He's dead.
1:11:47
-Your husband?
-Son.
1:11:49
IV drug users.
You know what happens.
1:11:53
But my ex is alive.
1:11:55
-Isn't God quirky? You got an ex?
-Nothing official.
1:11:59
Mine felt he was God's gift,
like that was on my list.
1:12:02
God, please send me someone who
wears black nylon socks to bed.
1:12:07
My heaven is where
they screw you barefoot.
1:12:10
-You make me want to pass the hat.
-Don't feel sorry for me.
1:12:14
He left. Every cloud has a silver
lining. He was too dull to kill.
1:12:20
-Did she want to kill her husband?
-Why would she?
1:12:24
Maybe she found out about you and him.
1:12:26
That's clever. Did you ask
the faculty or the students?
1:12:31
I know. You read it in the brochure.
1:12:33
-She knew?
-Of course she knew. Ask her.
1:12:37
Come on, she's not a murderer.
She's an ex-nun.
1:12:41
Remember them?
1:12:42
They disappeared overnight,
like dial phones.
1:12:45
And you?
What if he wouldn't leave her?
1:12:48
If I couldn't get a man to leave her,
I'd kill myself.
1:12:53
He has left her...
1:12:55
...apparently.
One way or another.