Eye for an Eye
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:08:05
Answer the phone.
:08:14
(PHONE STILL RINGING)
:08:32
- Excuse me, you can't go in there.
- Is my house.

:08:37
- I live here.
- I'm sorry. Please.

:08:39
- You don't want to go in there.
- Julie!

:08:42
- Ma'am. I'm sorry.
- Julie.

:08:45
Please tell me, is she all right?
:08:48
- Is she all right?
- Ma'am, relax.

:08:51
I have to know. Please...
:08:54
I heard her,
I heard her, I heard her.

:09:00
- Do you remember what she said?
- I was supposed to be there.

:09:04
- Do we have to do this now?
- Sorry, it helps to get it fresh.

:09:09
- Honey, can you do this?
- Yes. I'm all right.

:09:13
Is OK. Just try
to remember anything you can.

:09:19
I was talking to her
on the phone about the...

:09:24
...about the party decorations.
:09:26
I cut her off, then she was calling me
and I couldn't get to her.

:09:31
(PHONE RINGS) Shouldn't you be after
him or looking for fingerprints?

:09:34
This information is very important.
:09:39
Ma'am, did your daughter,
your stepdaughter, sir,

:09:43
hang out with anyone
involved with drugs?

:09:45
- No.
- She was a straight arrow.

:09:48
Or a boyfriend? A guy she'd
broken up with? Even a year ago?

:09:52
No, nothing like that.
:09:53
- Les go.
- All right.

:09:56
She was a good kid.
:09:58
If anything comes to mind,
a name, a face,


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