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as he made his way up the ranks
of the lucrative drug trade.
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He had a 12-year-old son
in a private school upstate.
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He named him Rizzo,
after his youngest brother,
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who died while in the custody
of the Wilkinson Home for Boys.
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I want you
to give me some money.
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All right. I'll play along.
:40:21
How long before you pay it back?
:40:23
I ain't paying it back,
somebody else is.
:40:28
This somebody I know?
:40:30
Your little brother knew him.
:40:32
Rizzo?
:40:35
How did he know Rizzo?
:40:38
Henry Addison was a guard
in an upstate reform school.
:40:42
He was there the same time as
Rizzo, before and after he died.
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Bip...
:40:52
Count out $8,000,
put it in an envelope.
:40:58
You, uh...
:41:00
go back a long time, old man.
:41:03
Old men always do.
:41:05
Ran with the Guineas, back when
the Guineas were tough.
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I ran when I could.
:41:11
Looked good doing it, too.
:41:15
You gave the business
some style, some class.
:41:20
Made it a call for respect,
:41:21
the way you wore it,
the way you talked it.
:41:24
Always liked that about you.
:41:27
I'm no help to you.
My tailor is dead.
:41:37
I'll look up our friend and
collect the money he owes me.
:41:41
He owes you something
more than money.
:41:43
Ain't nothing worth more
than the green.
:41:46
This is.
:41:48
What, old man?
:41:50
What's this guy owe
that means more than dollars?
:41:52
He owes you Rizzo.
:41:54
He's the man
that killed your brother.